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THE EASTERN QUESTION

PA RS, Dec PA Belgian journal under
stood to speak officially, declares that Austria
uedi.ates an invasion of Turkey.
L.olDoN, Dee 2s,-We have a repetition OF
the 1umor that the Christian Powers viii in
tervene in the affairs of the Greek subjects of
Turkey.
TIE Times of this morning expresses the be-
lief that a collision is daily growing les likely,
but adds that if the Eastern question should
come .up England wiz bedisposed to let events
take t'leir course without any effort ~ shape
them t. her wishes
LONDON, Dec. 3O.-A Belgian paper Of charac-
ter says that the Government of France has
asked those of England Austria aud Italy to
form an alliance, in view of the troubles ap-
prehepdid in tue matter Of tIe Eastern ques-
ton but it is said that the Great Powers of
Europe have no present intention of interfering.
ATHExe Dec 25.--A report from CaDea, the
capital OF Gambia, by way Ot syria, says another
battle had taken place between the Turks and
the Greek insurgents in which the former were
defeated with heavy loss
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EUROPE.
NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE TO DEC. 30,
Rt TElEosAPH 10 1nE rsBuSE
GREAT BRITAIN.


LONDON, Dee 29.--COnsul Morse exhibits as
his Justification for his action in settling the
suits at law by the United States against Fra
ger Trenholm Il Co, a written authority from
the Treasury Department to arrange al Rebel
CLAIMS in Europe.
G.ONDON, Dec 29.--It has been decided that
Parliament will geet on the 5th of February
next. II is now said that Queen Victoria will
open Parliament in February in person.
Orders have %ecn Issued for the return of two
regiments of regular troops from ireland.
1t is feared that yeven of the crew of Ross
Winanss cjgsT steamer have been drowned; a
small boat belonging to the vessel has been
found capSized in the Thames, and the men
are missing One of them was an American
DUBLIN, Dec. ga letter of Gcn. Millen,
President sf the Fenian Military Council OF
Ireland, ~ which he denomccs James Ste
phcns, G. q. l. r, as n q" hHnbug' and "rss-
cal published in the Dublin papers, has Gre
atcd a profound sensation among Che pOpulsce
IL is regarded by sorae as a strsSagem OF dhs
British Government TO P1u down the FGHar
movement.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31
GOVERNMENT FINANCES.

IS TsLEsaAfE 70 riE ThiRrNE
WASHINGTON. ID. e., Dee. a0-The amount -. i.Sn,s
National Bank currency for the week ending sat,ia,
s30ja1O Total to date, $3O,73695l. From n 1"
be deducted the currency ptnrnod. including Noflut
notes, aInountiug la - i13lS2 leaving in actual
tiOn AT this date NE's, ,Gi3,ilg.
The Unitrd stai,> Treasurer holds bonds rs foaovs.
Al security for circulating National Bank notes. s0SS-
IJO: secnrc, Tor epO>itaTics OF pubhe money $-
s3S. $50. Total. Sj1a.1s5.l0.
Amount OF fractional currency received from IA. pTnfec
during the week. s3isl0o Amount shipped: To Assistant
Treasurer Il. Louis. >j00O National Banks, sg2Ug
fetal S7O,o0 .tJucimt OF fractional currency I,,e. Ld
s22Sg14
The Disbursements Of the Treasury account 81 th.s
Department. tur The follows War, y6ss,4 S
Navy No,'.sf5 -; INFERIOR >E'.iS9 81. T0,a SEQ.
35- 06
Receipt, from Internal Revenue for satnplay we're,
Ss4.2s %. making The tOtd receipts during ,ic m.eS
S24S7,aI 50.
TIE CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE OPPOSED I'D
IUETIfEG CURRENCY CONTRACTION.
sS TfIssRAIpi
Chicago Dec. 9O.--Ihe following resolutions vcrr,
sI9ost unanimously adopted by the Boanl "f Trade
to-day
R4s6,cc That this Board Is decidedly Of the opinions
That rapid contraction OF the currency
try tE l. PROV ided for by law would b. yeFy deu-
meutai not ruihuus, To the business interests ~ tia
whole community
,sot.ed. That t Secretary of the Board De uskat.y
ksasisr asa II gCscntztlyes non ,hie Distria.
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EW-YORK. MONDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1866.

somber time Of it. The weather
has been so changeable and so wet tnaC
there is an unusual amount or disease ABOUT ABOUT
and what with the crisis IN the money marker,
and the battle in the labor maLHS' I'LL ,,'o,Y ~
distress such as we have not had lot many
wears among the poor IN London ana tn9
suburbs, and in large portions OF the coal anu
iron districts. The prospect Is a SAD one I'D tne
richest city in the world, 80 many, years i@lilel @
the war-star led wise men, and the shepheII4s m On
the hills of Judah found the child who nad Deen
horn for the healing of the nations. we'll leC
ms try TO bear our burden manfully, never los,
ing faith in the coming-despite all tnc .dolelul
appearances and miserable contradictions Oh
this poor struggling century-of the peIIeeI aay
for which all creation longs and waits. Christmas
time always seems TO me a time when grown men
should shut up all doubts and sOrr0Ws resollitely
in their own breasts, and do the best they non
esty can TO become little children again III III
their own famllies-a time, too, wheh men shoulu
90 "a little more out OF the way thiil usuaa
to express and bear witt ess to the nohu OF
brotherhood which at least all we VINO pear 'ne
name of Christ profess tO acknowledge; 90, "s
this letter will probably reach you on the great
feast day, let me now tender 10 you anu M az
vour readers most heartily all the best wishes
of the season. Let me say with what anxiety
we have watched the setting OF your storm
during the past year, with what joy we have
seen wave after wave break harmless aS'iinS,C
the side of your gallant vessel of States' wth WIZ
what pride we have seen you proving tne silac q
lowness and faseness of all the prophecies OF
bankruptcy and dissolution which the enemies
of freedom had been singing through
the years of the great struggle. he sure tllaI
in the sound heart of Engiand-ahd, as s"iu
above. we hare a sound heart still-there Is 10
jealousy of your country, no wish to see your
progress stayed, scarcely, even, regret that'
within generation or two, you must far ex-
ceed the old mother country IN wealth III
Numbers in power. Our wish, our nope our
PRAYER is that you may bear on the torch
which we handed to You with a miightieTT
power and higher purpose, leaving behind
Won all the weaknesses of self-asseItlng youth,
all vain glorious boasting, and recklessness OF
riGbt and making the name which we share in
common n blessing to the whole earth. Alas
fear have been betrayed into sermopizing,
so let me end at once with God speed the
United States" from the bottom OF my heart
T H.
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ITALY,
THE PARLIAMENT.

The Chamber of Deputies have done nothing be-
yond effectng an organization OF the body The fse
sitting for the election of the different committees
will he held on Sunday.
DIVIDENDS OF PUBLIC RENTEs.
The Malone denies rumor current here tha1 liio
Government had suspended the payment OF the avn
dcnds of the Public Rentes due TO eccleslasticll
bodies in the southern provinces and says II mas oy
been ordered that the Rentes standleg III the name o
pressed shall not be paid.
RISING OF THE UNEMPLOYED IN SARDINIA
Disturbances have broken out at Nuoro III the
island of Sardinia. Armed bands have been formed
for the purpose of pluder Troops have been DIS
patched to Cagliari. This rising has arisen among
people driven to extremity by hunger misery and
want of work.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31
FRANCE

LoNpoN, De-. 96-EveRipF- repulsoo; the
French feet m the Coma rs eolfirned. The
Cochin Chin, Sc shore batteriesue said SO be
formidable.
PAR1S. Dec. 27.--Th,Te sre exciting run0f9 OF
lissc.r ION in tho Courcl tf Sts e on the subject
of thl new my organization.
IoVpoN, Dee 2s.-'rho Mata and AleEan-
,lria Teleg7 lph Cable is not working. AN ar.
rival from Alexandria states that adviocs have
boou receiy ed there tasst the French feet had
taLen che forts at Kaugh~how and tjsat the
Citp.s in ,heir possession.
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THE OCEAN YACHT RACE.

CowEs, Isle of Wight, Dec. 20. - The yaclt
Henrietta, Mr. James Gordon Bennett, jr., owner
and commander has won the great ocean race
She passed the Needles on the westerly end
of this island this afternoon at quarter to O.
She is now anchored in the southampton
channel, opposite Osborn House, wheye Queen
Victoria is staying for few days. The Hen
rietta made the trip in the unprecedented time
of 10 DAYS and % hours, mean time. All on.
board are safe and well.
A dispatch from the Henrietta says We
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31
ROME.
hOME.
DEPARTURE OF FRENCH TROOPs'
-. -. Ia IN, nao f2 for Erance wifh IN

DEPARTURE OF FRENCH TROOPS.
The Panama sailed on Dec. l3 for France wlih tho
10Th Regiment Of French troops. The Canada has
arrived and viii ship the train of artillery.
f. A PAPAL BLUE BOOK
is rumored that the printing press OF tie yatlcat
is very busy. and that on the 18th will be published
a sort of blue book containing, among other docu-
ments letters from the Emperor of the treneh noso
solemnly promising to maintain the temporal power
But as a palace is being prepared by order OF MY
Holiness. for the reception of the Empress Eugene,
who is to pass the Christmas here 1t IS probable uo
the publication will be put off
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GERMAN.

PARIS, Dec. GA Berlin newspaper contains
n proclar alton reestablishing the province of
Poland in its rights 1pdes the British crown.
BE,snHr, Dee 9S.-The KING of Hanover has
finally released the officers of the lite. iIano-
veiiar army fro1 their oaths of fealty 20 him
self Many of them viii at once take service
in the Irussian army.
BREMEN, Dec 2S--EvG1ing.- orders
have been received to arrest PrusSian ''objccts
sboa, ~ emiTste from the kingdom intending
TO eycde the national Qandwehr) Jeilitia
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MY u THE FRENCH ARMY.
Ills reported that the Paris papers have been eau
toned 10 discuss the MOatoaPs expose OF tse new
system with moderation. Some papers take the hlhJ
and say nothing The Steele remarks tnat ~ ~ OhIy
a scheme and has not yet become Jaw. ne neO''
saws the nation does not need additional dsclpAhc
The lreair National speaks out loudly against tho
scheme. II says: IL. ~, ,rs
I'VE have no hesitation in saying that the EXPOSE
of the reorganization of the army mas hOl s5u1llet
nublic opnn There Is not one class OF soct'y' 'n'o
l. not single family in France whose deai@s1 lni
ests are not affected by this plan IL Is Ios
consider that having already budget OF s0IOoQotv
she Is asked for an army of 10000 men win thts
figures before her let her mediate on the fut' anu
reflect on the past
Public opinion asks how it IL that with an army
of 40 600 men il is impossible 70 send ana m'tt.a.i
10000 beyond the frontier. The only dIt'eh1f 20
hc nercatnd i'm the matter lies in the number OF tio
men rot of use which is infinitely greater ~ tno
French army than in any other Some estlIlste, -
IL as hiRh as GO0OO: while the most mO'eE'ite ~
II nj 40 600 Is there not reform to he &cconpsheu
here and could not the charges, whlch ~ t - ~
question TO impose upon tne COUNTY,, p nn,,says
i'm proportion! The War Administration appetiiS
10 call for amendment in a still hlgher ,degfeo
than the persons concerned The point ~ hss
grave since 1t IS only one OF nloey, g 90, ,oxrenJi
interest in proportion TO the increase OF eNpenul-
ture which the new organization Will ehtal. Alo
tue buildings all of use which the war Depai ueuo
possesses maintains, repairs and constructs every
year. and which require great number OF inen iol
protection Does that branch OF the service poun.
the articles it manufactures under the dlreetloh Oh
expensive superintends as promptly ana eeoholhr
caly as private establishments could How does 10
happen that while all the countries of Europe ana
America have reduced their military adnInstla
tions 10 the two branches only of the Pay Once ana
The Board of Superntcndenee, France alone pre-
serves and maintains side by side with the army
snraned i'm a multitude of manufactures y
| The following il from Tho Union:
For ourselves we positively refuse 10 suppose the
necessity of 'disciplmmg the whole nation, even 1oi
its defense We will not admit that il should have
To take precautions against the disaster OF IN agge:
sion within the frontiers and We londy protest tnai
any INVASION Woe to him who should place hls foot
on our territory 1t is not million OF soldiers Dut
| So COO 900 of men. of women OF the agrd, an9 OF
children who would rise to hurl him back beyond our
hoYdersr
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NAVAL AFFAIRS.
THE CARIE

HALIFAX, y. s., Dec. 2S.The Intelligence received
here with reference 10 the Newfoundland lines is to
the effect that they have been prostrated by the te
rible gale of wednesday for miles in extent. Tho
Company, however, is energetcally at wogk, and tho
hope is expressed that in the of few days tho
lines will again be in order.
The new and distinct line running in a less eX-
posed direetionl is also being pushed ahead with
energy, and will be ready for early in the Spring.
III NOT
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PRUSSIA.

CONSTITUTION FOR NoRT5ERN GERMANY. .
A Cabinet Council was heldnon Dec Il, at which
the draft of a Constitution for theNorth Gemanio
Confedclacy received the Royal assent. The drafo
was to be laid before a Conference ef Plenpoten-
tares of the Governments, which would meet on
Dec. -.
THE FOREIGN POLICY OF PRUSSIA
The seni-Officia North German Gazette says 'We
entirely agree with the conclusions of the RraIide
Rsse respecting the difference which exists between
the Polish and CaIdian Instructions We have To
thank the high statesnan-lile and convincing argu-
ments of Prince Gorcha10f that Europe was, at
the time of the Polish iasurTecton, preserved from "a
great crisis. Even Austria, recognizing the danger
engendered by the tendencies of the Poles, adopted.
though unfortunately somewhat late, policy of
most decided severity"
NAVAL AFFAIRS.
The statement upon naval affairs shows that tho
Government is eneIgetcally developing the fleet and
naval establishments. 6,4j0,000 thalers have been
already expended 10 enlarge the port ~ the Jahde.
The Government asks credit of 3220OO0 to
complete State works. DOckyards and arsenals are
To be added to the port of Geestemund (Hanoyer.
The expenses for cnarging and terrifying Kiel are
estimated at g500O00 thalers. third man
of war has been ordered.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31
ITALY

iFLOEENCE, Dec. Ri Mazzini, the Italian
patyiot, has issued an address calling upon the
rpeople of Rome to demand republican form
Of 90, ernment The Parliament ot g'aly has
adop,ed the address of King Victora1 manuel
by large majority.
FLORENCE, Dec 2s.-rThe Italian Government
has demanded indemnity of the Sublime Porte
fer firing into an Italian steamer while plying
an Canadian waters. Ii is not known what
answer the Government of the Sultan VIII
make TO the demand, but it is believed the
.fatu-e of the Eastern question vlllaee much
affected by it's tone.
FLORENCE, Dec. ,29-The bad feeling be
tween Greece and Turkey is increasing and
war between the two powers is' seriously
thre ltened.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31
NEWS BY STEINER TO DEC. Is.

The Royal Mail steamship Australasian, Capt
Cook. which left Liverpool at p. m on the 18th OF
Dee, and from Queenstown on the afternoon oil the
10Th. arrived here on Saturday morning.
The steamship Tasmania, with the West India
mails arrived at Southampton on the 18th, with yei-
low fever on board There had been ~ cases and Il
deaths on the passage home, confined to the crew
the do,tur being the only exception
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31
GREECE.

LONDON, Dec. 8O-It is said that the British
Minister in Greece has been ordered TO remon-
strate with that Government relative to she
warlike acts % band Of Greeks entering Thes-
saly.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31
HUNGARY.

LONDON, Dec 3O.-During tie elections III
Hungary yesterday there were serious riots.
In one place the soldiery were called ont, and
one man wss killed in cavalry charge made
10 snpDress the riot,
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SYMPATHY WITH THE cRETANs.

ny rELEGR,PH
BosroN Dee 29.-An informal meeting Of gentlc-
men was held last evening. and committee appointed
ke measures In aid Of the Cctans, in their struggle
with the Turks Dr. s. G.. Howes is Chairman Of the COM
miffee.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVALS OU1

ARRIVALS OLI
LIVERPOOL, De-. 2s.-The steamer Denm5rf from New
York on the I4th, has arrived
soUrHlMTTON Dec 2seThe steamer ADfriGi, for Iire-
men, and She LEurope for Hayre have touched here
and left for their destination
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31

PARIS, Dec. 2S.-It is rumored that the United
States have entered into negotiations with the
Spanish Government for the cessiOn OF the
Island OF MinOTea.
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TIE UNITED STATES SQUADRON.

PARIS Dec. 2s-Rvening United States
iron-clad monitor Miantonomah and her con-
sort, the steamer Augusta, arrived at Gibraltar
Oh the 22d instant, en- route FOR the MediterTa-
mean ports. ....
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SPAIN.

PARIs, Dec. 26g--A coup Getat in The Spanish
Government is said to be imminent. The
Queen is unable to select Ininistry which
has the confidence either of the Pre- gression-
istk 1r the Church party
MADRID, Dec 2s.-It-is currently stated that
The Queen of SDain will dissolve the COrtes.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31
& SWITZERLAND.
THE JESUITS


The Federal Council has requested the cantonaI
,thorities i'm the Vaais 10 execute the DEGREES OF
ISi7 and 1851 against the Jesuits residing in cnnuni-
Ties or as private persons in the canton OF Falals.
The above DEGREES order the expulsion OF the Jesuits
hoIn Switzerland
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31
FRANCE.

VISIT OF THE EMPRESS TO ROME. ar
This journey is said TO be fixed for the 22d instant
OF course it is asserted that the visit has political
significance which may be good to tell to the marines
1t said Her Majesty will remain in Rome four days.
Perhaps the most reasonable explanation of it is that
it keeps the Pope in Rome until conciliatipg influ-
ences can be brought 10 nclr upon him, and at the
same time exercises pressure upon Italy in the di-
rection OF compromise
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31

II is not of much consequence what the French
organ says upon foreign matters But as it has ami
hiated the Crctan instruction and handed it to
Garibaldians it is worth while TO note how it pro-
crosses with the story. ~
The Monitem says: ~.
"Thc late revival Of the Cretan insurrection is due
10 the insufficient number of Ottoman cruisers. Tie,
foreign agitat0rs who have created fresh disturbance
in the island have been able TO dsembark freely with
ammunition and provisions 1t now appears, howr
ever that the aspect of affairs Will undergo change.
since the Ottoman cruisers have been reinforced by
certain number OF small steam gmb0atS.p
Fsconnt Treillard has been appointed French Mn
ister tO Columbia
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MAXSlILTAE.
TIIE MONITEuR AND CANDIA.

Brussels dispatch says it is admitted that the
mission of General Caselnau was TO- obtain the abdi
cation OF Macmillan.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

Gen. Iadmirault has been nominated to the Dig
nifty OF Senator
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FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
LONDON.

THE PROPOSED COMPROMISE WITH fRAZth'
TRENHOLM AND CO.-THE LONDON pEhoN-
sTRaTIoN-TRADEs' UNIONS IN ENGLAND
THE CHRISTMAS SEASON.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT
BUREAU or ORDNANCE, J
WASHINGTON CRY, September l, 1866.
Sealed proposals for Grading the Grounds Of the Ma
val Magazine In this city will be received at this oce
until twelve az O'Clock, noon, OF SATURDAY, the
eighth (s) day OF September, 1906
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard and the
time In which they will guarantee to do the 10 the
satisfaction Of the Government Superintendent.
Proposals will only be received from parties actually
engaged in the business Of grading aud who pre-
pared to do the work themselves No sub letting Of
contracts will be permitted, and 1t Is to be distinctly
Understood that the Chief Of the Bureau reserves the
right TO reject all offers under this that
he does not deem advantageous to the Government.
The bids will be opened at Of the day above
specified and bidders requested be present
spond to their bids II. 4. WISE,
seJ 5t Chief Of Bureau.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

~ The Conservative Army and Navy
UNION will hold Its regular meeting In the Council
Chamber, City Hall, TUESDAY evening, 9TH Instant
at haif-past seven o'clock. Let all members, and
those who desire TO become members be prompt In
attendance. Speeches will be made and the organiza.
ton completed. H CLAY oOoDIHa,
sep4-N Chairman Committee
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This popular Summer Resort will open for the recep-
ton Of visitors the LIST OF JULY aud remain open
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In visiting the Springs persons will have opportu-
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Tho Hotel will accommodate 400 persons; besides
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LIKE REGULARS ON DRESS PARApK.-The
teeth should always DO sorupulousy clean and free
from blemish. Keep them In this condition with
the Incompatible SoxoDoSr, and whom they are
veterans In the service they will still bo as good ss
new."
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The cheapest school books in the city may
be had At the corner Of Ninth and steets, under
Ssaton Hall.
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FousDLMo,-Ye yesterday morning, about
found . colorcd infant near the back fence Of st.
Ana Infant Asylum, corner Of Twenty fourth
street and Ponnsylvanis avenue. The child was
taken to the station house. where . colored man
named George Green volunteered to adopt II and
properly care for II.