The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-18
FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Scotia.
TROOPS SENT TO IRELAND.
DUBLIN poLIoe DOUBLED. /.

NEW YoRK, January 12.-The stea
mcr Scotia, from Liverpool on tn,
80, and Queenstown on the 31st, ult.
arrived this forenoon.
The Fcnian trials are progressing
at Cork. Another prisoner, jaime,
iMountaino, was acquitted.
Two regiments we're hastily sent L
Dublin from England.
One Of them in garrison at Man.
chester, was aroused at 3 o'clock, A
NJ, and conveyed to Liverpool-12OC
stropg-early the same morning, and
forthwith embarked TO Dublin. Sucl
crergetic movements of course, give
rise to rumors of serious danger.
There is a rumor that peace isabout
to be concluded, by European mcdi-
alton, between Spain and Chill.
The London money market is tight,
and the demand heavy. The Bank
has advanced its rate to- Z.
La France denies that the French
Minister at Washington, threatened
to leave there if the Federal govern
ment Minister accredited to the Ju.
arist government, or that the First
Secretary had been sent to France for
instructions.
The West India mail steamer ar
rived at Southampton to-day, with
nearly million and half dollars in
specie.
The Army aud Navy Goseue be.
lieyes the British Government had re.
solved on very considerable decrease
in the army. The leading feature
will be the reduction of two compa-
nics in each battalion of the line,
amounting in the aggregate to about
$50 officers and some lG, 900 non com.
officers and men. One re.
gimcnt of cavalry is also expected to
disappear.
The board of trade return for No
vembor, exhibit an extraordinary in
crease in exports. Three and half
sterling, or 20 per cent. over
1864.
The Times editorial is resume of
the events of the past year, the lar
ger portion being devoted to II favor
able criticism on American affairs.
The Times favorably criticizes Gen.
Grants report.
The Memorial Diplomatique contra
diets reports in American papers OF
the abandonment OF chihuahua and
Sonora. a holder of Alabama bonds
states that no provision is made to
renew them, or for the payment of in.
tcrest.
The Cardinals at recent meeting
decided that the Pope should remain
in Rome.
There was considerable alarm al
Cadiz, owing to the report that sus
pcctcd privateers had been seen.
The Cortez of Spain was opened on
the 9th by the Queen, She said hen
desires for peace had not prevented
the commencement of hostilities will
Chill, which should bring amends foi
wrongs. She had recognized Italy
but should still watch the interests o.
the Holy See.
The following is u summary of th,
foreign news sent by the steamer City
of Baltimore, from Liverpool De
cember 2Sth, and has not yet arrived
The Holidays interrupted com
mcrce.
Precautions of an extraordinar,
character had been taken nightly il
Dublin, The Evening Mail says tn,
number of police on duty, is doublcc
and armed with cutlasses. Cavalr,
patrollcd thesubcrbs, and all the mill
tary was held in readiness at mo-
mcnt's notice. Nothing had transpi
red TO justify the measures.
The condemned leading Fenian
have been removed to the covict cs
tablishment at Dartmoure, England
The London Times, in an cditoria
on Mexican ofIairs, agues that Napo
leon will probably withdraw, soone
or later, and sugges s, for the inter
est of all concerned, to quietly awai
| the result, and abstain from incon
sideratc expressions on the subject.
The Ne'cs points out that the alb
sorption of Ameriaan stocks through
out Europe has lately been more cx
tensiye than ever before known. |
says 'hIs Is ONE cause of the dcpreci
alton of English securities.
| 1t is stated that Maximilian i
omitted Tom the Catholic sovereign
to whom the Pope sends the customa
ry Christmas fluctuations.
i Melbourne advices report an iu
crease in the serious difficulty betwee
the Legislature and the Governmeu
Of Victoria
Advices by the Scotia states thu
he North American put into Queen
/ town on the 3lst, with her machincr
damaged.