New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-23
The North Americans News.

The following news was sent by the steam
ship North American, which left Liverpool. the Ell
and Londonderry on the 9th inst. for Portland;
The screw steamer Iowa, from London ana daro
for New York was aground near Cherbonrg. 80
The Obseques Of MIR. Dayton took place on the oih
inst, in the American church at Paris The rev ~
Sutherland performed the religious services Adelsch
Of troops escorted the remains as guard OF hohOr
The Rue dc Berr was lined with carriages. Tho En-
peror represented by Baron de Layns and Prince
Jerome by Gen. Iranconnere. The trench foicgh
Minister NJ. Drouyn de Lhuys, and the whole dlplo'
matte body were IN attendance and the church was
crowded u every part. DR. Sutherland delivered ois
ouOgisc OF the deceased and said that the cor
diGity which spbsiss between France and America H.
in great measure owing 10 his thorough uprightness
and m6nliness and his courteous and conciaory man
ners BIZ. Daytons only son was ohiet mournef,
and no was supported by Mr. Pennington, Secretary OF
the Le,Atiau Mr. Bigelow, United States Consul. ana
Mr. a splRwall OF New York. Most Of the Americans
In Pans were present including many Southerners.
Tie body would remain in church tl the Ulh ana thoh
be sent 80 HayTe 10 be embarked for New. fork =,
Tie French journals, even those most hos'lo " lIo
Northern cause, pay warm tributes TO Mf' LAY 'on
memory.
Ths london Morning Post IN its city article says;
Russia is about 10 recognize the New Mexican Empire
MIR Fender OF Manchester Member OF fhrianeht
for Totness had been addressing is constituents al
verinr 10 mercan affairs he said he believed although
the North might sub;ugate the South 1t could rot Keep
them in subsection. lie estimated the loss 70 bngh''
during last year OF twenty two millions sterng, oNG
10 dear cotton and rave bis belief that India would
supply the required fiber In necessary quantity
and quality.
Judge Perrin Of Dublin, and Mr.. williams, NJ 7. for
Lambeth are dead.
The official inquiry into the Belfast riots after last
ing nearly month. had been brought 20 close
The Franco Court Of Correctional Appeal had cor
frmed the previous Judgment In case OF tho thTteoh
deputies convicted Of holding Illegal meetings.
The French steamer AIdeChe arrived al LISBON WIN
one regiment of the French revolutionary army from
Mexico.
Ijourse buoyart and higher. CO..
During the sebaie on the Convention In the Italian
Senate on the 9Th, Gen. Cialdnl said 10 comlTGhist
was rossble between Austria and Italy md Gen DoH
Nariuorg said he shared with the views expressed by
Ciadini SgnOr Pelluyacno was in favor OF going 70
Rome and VI making var in NeIeiia. Tie debate ID
stu pending $780,.
The Prussnn troops who have returned from the seas
o! the late war entered Berlin the 9TH with tho Ing
al tlUr hoad They were received with great enthnai
ssm. The city was gaily decorated and Illuminated
IN the evening.
The King OF Denmark had arrived Of Holding. Sew
ela thousand inhabitants OF Schloswg wanted - pro
coed there 10 render homage. but were iOrDiddeh ny
the authorities. Several arrests were made. me
Doq5iade announces that the King had received h
deputatiOA Of 5000 SoAleswlgcrs. .
IoSBON MONEY hIRKTT. Funds trmer me us
couut ark Of is un ed but there In rather more de-
mand for choice bills In open market at u SatteTh'
waites circular says the market for American seGuiI
ties has been steady tLrOucA ogt tie week ana Mth"l
material change United States fgetwentirs improved
ono.hAlf per cent while Illinois have given way w
GINA Us ale more inquired foi u ali advance OF lG2
per cent.
IIvRHPOoI. Dec. 10 ?. m.-The steamer Jurn' ron
London for New York. which Tau ashore near CAo.'
bourg has totally sunk
Tollcs TO-DAY unimportaDt.