New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-13

statements in the New.York papers Of the abandon.
msnt of Chihuahus and Sonora and asserts that the
bSen with view to prevent Juares and his followers
from troubling the peace Of those provinces. The
eagerness with which the American people receive the
fables daily supplied to them on the Mexican question
by various journals to surpass all previous exam
pies o: national credulity.'
In the same article holder of Alabama bonds draws
stention to the fact that no provision has been msce
for renewal Of Alabama bonds. reasonable January
!, or for payment Of interest on the same
SatterhWsites Circular Of tho evening Of the 27fh.
says:
American securities very strong with decidedly
upward tendency; bat yesterday the Scotas advfcss
causing some apprehension Of difficulty on tho Hex)esn
continuation Of stocks today has stiI further de-
pressed the market and prices generally are two per
cent under last week The Atlantic and Great West
ern bonds advanced u under the approaching annuai
draining of the Sinking fund.
The Times Of the 2eth in its city article says United
States bonds on the 9th, experienced freah decline Of
the premium on gold at New.York, and partly nom
threatenings Of rupture with France on the Mexican
question: although there few in London who regard
the latter as Of the slightest Importance the conviction
being that neither the President nor the majority Of the
American people intend 10 involve themselves In any
real trouble behalf of the expelled anarchists wno
now term themselves representatives OF the MEXICAN
Republic
NM. de Sacy and st. Marsault and Gen.
Jerdin have been raised to the dignity Of Senator's
ITALY.
The Pope, on receiving the congratulations OF
the Cardinals on Christmas day remarked that God
never abandoned the Church in tempestuous times
that the future Is in the hands Of God and the triumph
of the Church is inevitable
SPAIN.
The Madrid correspondent OF The London
Times SAYS the report is current that suspicious looking
vessels suppOsed 10 be prvaeors had been seen about
the waters OF Cadz The alarm Of the maritime pcua.
ton of that town is described as considerable, and
assurances Of the Government that Spanish merchant
men would be protected IN oil seas had not prooce
much confidence at Cadiz. -. -
The Queen Of Spain opened the Cortes IN person Oh
the 27th. Her Majesty said:
My desire for peace has not prevented tie com.
mencenent Of hostties between this country and
Chill which had refused amends for wrongs TO the
Spanish nation. My relations with other 'orelgn
powers continue favorable. desire to promote tne
interests of the nation has induced me to tne
Italian Kingdom but that cannot lessen my r inten'
tion TO " atch the rights Of the holy See.
| The Queen promised sundry measures reiaIve "
financial and domestic concerns as Wen as D ior inc
prevention of the slave trade in the Antilles In COZ
cgsion the Queen said: :, / am convinced LABOR ana
| production cannot be developed where order ana
liberty DO not exist My Government Will repTess ais
trrbance. without cruelty ard respect the law nope
il will overcome all difficulties relying upon puoc
opinion as represented by Chambers
| INDIA.
BOMBAY. Dec 2l.-Cotton higher. Freignts
10 Liverpool 40i Exchange, 2'it.