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CITY ITEMS.

An APPEAL FOR AID IN BEHALF OF TIE SUFFER-
ING WOMEN AND CHILDREN THE soUTH.-More than
year passed since hearts gladdened by the
sounds OF peace Since that time the North has been
wonderfully prosperous. Wealth. luxury, and comfort
surround every side IL is not the South Very
few families possess more than support have any
thing to give to their less fortunate neghbo Tens OF
thousands have lost all they possessed Many house
less and have only their land left without even pow
or hoe horse mule TO cultivate it, Great efforts
made during the past TO raise crops Of different
kinds in places with partial success but in many
instances repeated efforts TO raise corn and cotton have
resulted IN entire failure.
nporOns OF Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi and North
Carolina crops planted three times and all failed
Even weeks ago the price Of flour in parts
South was $50 per barrel, and Of s. per bushel
How can these poor people live through the Winter
without food clothes, money! Heartrendng accounts
OF death, by starvation, reach us continually.
Gen. Wood stationed In Mississippi, writes that many
persons in that State will sarve II they do re-
ceye assistance and many similar statements have been
received FROM the most Trustworthy sources.
southerners among doing ali they can to help
their relatives and friends but hundreds Of thousands
have no Of support, and no friends.
VIII not the citizens Of this great and wealthy city, and
Of other cities of the North join in effort 20 be-
friend these helpless widows and .orphan chldreni We
are one people; speak the tongue and worship
the same God. Let VA remember the Divine command
whatsoever We would that should do TO you do yo
even so to them"
The New-York Ladies' Relief Southern Association Is
organized for receiving and distributing contributions In
aid OF these suffering people Donations of money food
sD8 l9thpg are urgently solicited Ths funds collected
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THE DRAMA.

THE Merchant of Venice" will be produced at the
Winter Garden, tonight with the long promised ac
cessories of new and beautiful scenery costumes
ETC.; and Mr. Booth will play ShylOck The various
parts have been skillfully cast Mr.. Gotthold will
enact Bdssanio Mrs. Methua Scbeer will appear as
the Duke Of VencG Mr.. Leffingwell as AntOnio; and
Mr.. Barton Hill as Grdtidno. 10 give greater excel
lcnce to distribution, MriDavidge will assume the
comparatively trivial part Of Old Gobbo The pro
duction of THE Merchant of Venice" as con-
panion piece 10 " Richelieu' and Hamlet at the
Winter Garden, isl very Important dramatic event.
and should call together very large audience.
Mr.. John BrOugham's new play, combining re-
ligon and zoology will be played for the first time
on the 4th prox., at Barnum's Museum. Meanwhile
Uncle Toms Cabin with Mrs. Howard as Iopsy
will cOntig9s e hQl9 tss stage,
"Cendrillon is to be played for the last time to-
night at the Ncw-York Theater. "A Bird of Para
disc pa new spectacle, introducing Miss Hnckley
and the Ballet Troupe-will be produced tomorrow
evening
ia Papllonnep will be acted again at the French
Theater tomorrow night
Mr. Charles Gaylor has written two new plays,
Bertha and Kissing the King both of which
ere 10 be produced in this city by Miss Emma Mad
shortly to play an engagement at one OF the city
theaters.
"Ours" will soon be withdrawn, TO make way for
a new piece at Wallack's Theater
Mr.. Hartz, the lllusonist, announces an entirely
new programme of magic, at Dodworths Hall, next
week Those persons therefore, who wish to see the
Basket Trick and the Floating Head, &e must i'm
prove their opportunities at once.
The horse comedy, which we have already de-
scribed, will be presented throughout the present
week. at the Circus.
"The Surgeon of Paris" and " Ben Bolt are to be
acted to- night at the Bowery, where Mr. Whalley is
PLAYING a round of the principal characters In the
drama, assisted by Miss Herring, and Mr.. Fox's COM
binatiOn company
Aladdin, or the Wonderful Scamp" is TO be pre-
sented for the first time at the Broadway Theater,
this evenngthe Wouell Sisters sustaining the prin-
cipal characters.
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PRUSSIA.

The two houses in the Government seem to be COM
ing to an amable understanding and the numbers
of the Upper House are to be augmented from
among the families belonging to the nobility of the
newly incorporated States.
On the 18th, in the Upper House, the debate on
the Chamber of Deputies was resumed. Count Bis
marck made a speech explaining the necessity Of
adopting the bill He declared that If all efforts to
pass the bill into law should prove unsuccessful the
Government would have 10 dissolve the Chambers
and conyoke fresh Diet in order TO demand the
tension of the term fixed for the introduction Of the
Prussian Constitution into the newly Incorporated
States The bill was subsequently passed by "a 10 Is
votes, in the form adopted by the Eower House.
Eighteen members refrained from voting.
On the same day in the Chamber Of Deputies, Herr
relative 10 the arrest of Herr Sonntag Hanoverian
merchant, known to DO hostile to the Prnssan an:
nexatiOn who has been confined in the fortress of
Minden The Minister of Justice replied that Herr
SountaR was the soul of the agitation against Prus-
sian rule " HapoyeE aud that an inquiry had been
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FRANCE.

RELATIONS OF FRANCE TO TIIE UNITED STATES.
Tie Paris correspondent Of The London Morning
Post writing upon the relations of France and the
United States and the possible effect OF President
Johnson's impeachment says: We must get to the
end Of the month of March before France will be
quite out of all possible danger regards the Mex
lean expedition But, under any circumstances, II
Mr. Johnson is found guilty, and removed from his
office as Chief Magistrate, the agreement made Dy
France for evacuatng Mexico will not, OF c0Ise DC
in any way effected. On the other hand, this I'M
parchment viii prevent any negotiations which may
have been contemplated by France with regard to
Mexico There is every reason 10 believe that the
French have sounded the Washington Government
as TO its intentions toward Mexico after
the French army has come away, because it is
believed here that Macmillan will not hold ont long,
and that eventually the United States must interfere
in establishing a republican government Now,
when the French flag is withdrawn from Mexico,
France finds herself deeply engaged in Mexican
interests. She has spent many hundreds OF millions
of francs on the Empire, and there is much French
property and life to protect in that far-oH continent
So far as France is concerned the impeachment oil
President johnson seems to add 10 the Mexican
imbroglio The French press appear 70 look
upon this conduct of Congress toward the
President as a political event which shall shake
the foundation of the Republic Your cotem-
poraries generally agree that the President
may have committed faults but has done nothing to
invite so grave a charge as that of high treason.
Messrs Rothschild are understood 10 have received
a telegraphic message from America which cost
1900 francs Report immediately declares that there
are financial negotiations going either with the
Governments of the United States or Mexico, OF
both"
CONDEMNATION OF THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
Ia Pabie joins its voice TO that Of the European
journals in condemning the Atlantic Gable as an In
ternatiOna nuisance. II says: Thus far the cable
has only served TO confuse American news, and to
promote the interest of the richest class of specu-
latorsD
THE MKT EXHIBITION.
The MOnitey publishes notification cOntTadlctlng
report lately current that the opening Of the EXhl-
bition would be delayed 1t adds that the building
will be ready on the 2sth of March, and that the
opening will take place. as previously announced, on
April !. -
THE SPANISH LOAN.
The Spanish loan of f3 100000 has met with very
unfavorable reception. II is said that the quotation
has been II discount and that very lew subserlp-
tons were received
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HUNGARY.

THE RELATIONS BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY
In the Lower House of the Diet three members who
had accepted posts under the Government announced
their resignation of their seats in the Diet The Cham
Der passed resolution declaring that it expected all
members TO adopt similar under such circum-
stances The draft of the address in opposition to the
Imperial Patent on the reorganization of the army
was laid before the House by NJ. Deak and met with
general approval NJ. Madoranz proposed that the
House should declare that the Imperial Patent is null
and void and that all Hungarians aiding in Its ex-
ecution will be punished for high treason.
Several high officials announced that should the
Government determine upon carrying the Imperial
patent into effect they will at once tender their resg
nations
In political circles at Pesth 1t thought that the
present position of affairs will either lead to the i'm
mediate formation of Hungarian Ministry or the
dissolution of the Diet and the nomination Of NJ.
Forgach to the post of Aulic Chancellor of Hungary.
On the 18th the Dict almost unanimously adopted
NJ Deaks address in response to the recent Imperial
patent.
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ROME.
rnoTFsrANT wORsnm.


Cardinal AntOneDi is kindly allowing the Scotch
Presbyerans to meet outside of the Sacred City for
the present
The "paternal" Government evidently intend to
purge the city itself of heresy and schsm. The
Greeks and Russians have had no place Of worship
for some time and now attend the English Church.
Gen. King has been notified that the American Epls-
copal service must be held under the same roof as the
Embassy but as this would not meet the views of the
family who own Gen. Kings present residence, the
American archives to be removed to the American
Photographer Macpherson's.
Gen. Rufus King had renewed the American
Church, as well as the Bureau of this Mission, 10
rooms over Mr. Macpherson's Photographic establish
ment No. IL Vicolo di Albert. On the 18th he was
invited to remove il outside Of the walls and he is
now looking for Villa in the neghborhood for that
purpose. During the subsistence of the question
about the Scotch services, Baron Henry Amin, the
Prssan Minister, offered the use of the Lutheran
chapel in his palace to the Presbyterians.
Cardinal Cagano III Azevedo is dead.
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NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, JANUARY x, 1867,

Evacuated at the appointed time by the French
troops the Eternal City still fermenting within it's
walls that ordered confusion Of things, human and d.
vine which awaits order and regulation from the uness
of time In this we put trust and viii await for it.,
in Difference to the liberty Of conscences and the faith
of treaties and as no constant interpreters Of
tonal aspirations.
AN APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET.
An appendix of the Italian Budget has been pub
lshed 1t gives the following particulars: Revenue,
SOS OOO Expenditure, 1,04 100000; Deficit 159,
100000 OF "a 900 Tires below the statement made
in December.
ALLIANCE WITH PORTUGAL.
warm alliance and cordial understanding is being
cemented between Italy and Portugal, which looks
bad for the Pope's god mother and nearest friend,
the Queen of Spain.
HURRICANE AT NAPLES.
terrific hurricane occurred at Naples on henght
of the 18TH causing considerable damage to the ship
ping in the Bay and the loss of several lives Twenty
merchant vessels have been lost and others placed in
serious jeopardy. -Four vessels have also been lost
off Baja through the violence of the gale
In the sitting of the Chamber of Deputies on Sun
day the draught of the address in reply to the speech
from the throne was unanimously adopted. A dis
cussOn then ensued upon the bill relative to parlia-
mentary disqualification. The debate was resumed
the following day. and the first article Of the bill
adopted. This article provides that Deputies inter
ested in companies or enterprises formed or author
lied by the Government are disqualified from taking
The Minister of Finance through indisposition has
postponed his financial statement until January 10.
At present he would supply distribute the appendix
TO the Budget -.,.-'
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

81 - - LONDON MONEY MARKET
1oNDtS Jan. observation-disclosures for money haVS
aeciped 10 9Oa American Securities all generally I'M
changed AFiveTwenty bonds, however, have slightly
aeclned the closing quotation being 72l .l'.s. $50
Han aS-Noon- CoDsos for money, 6Oti United States
Saes 72I Erie Shares lsa Illinois Central Shares so2
Evenng-Uned States 500 bonds, 72l other American
pecurities close at the noon rates. Consols, 9OA.
Van 24-Consols closed to-day at 9Oa for money The
oeipe quotations for American securities as follows;
limited States $50 bonds OF 1862 72i Illinois Central Ran
road Shares 81; Erie Railroad Shares, 49,
ian 2s-NoOn-COnsOs for money, 9o Illinois Central
shares SOL, Erie Railway Shares, 49, United States $40
bonds, 72t
EyepiDe-Consols for money, 9oi; United States $40
bonds 72, Illinois Central Shares, 81 Erie Railway
shares, 4St.
PARIS MONEY MARKET.
PARIS ian 22-The Bourse is dun and Rentes have de-
elined.
Jan -sales were made to-day Of United states sos
q 72i
Jan 45-Eveping.-United States $40 bonds ut.
FRANKFORT MONEY MARKET.
LoSDoE, Jan. 29-Evening.-At Frankfort this evening
che closing price for United States bonds was 76i
LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER MARKETS.
IIyERPooL, Jan. 22-Eyening.-There is change
an the Cotton market Niddlmg Uplands, iIid.
she market for goods and yarns at Manchester is dull and
heavy The Breadstutfs market is active. Wheat con
tinues firm Corn has advanced TO 43iS quarter for
Mixed Western American. The PROVISION inafAeI IL Iln
lard is quoted at 65I p cwt for American.
Jan 23--Evening.-The Cotton market is steady and
rrces are unchanged AIiddlDg Uplands, 14d The Pro
vision market Is active Beef has advanced 2Q26 foI
American Bacon is firmer
Jan. 2.The Cotton market is without special activity
but firner in Tone and prices show advancing ten
aeBcy. The sales today were 5000 bales MiddiDg Up
lands IL quoted at lHal4id 10. The Manchester mar
bet lie Nat and transactions small The Liverpool
Breadstufs market quiet but prices unaltered The
Petroleum market is trfe easier; were made to
Say ct y gallon for refined Pennsylvania The
market for Lard s without alterations sales Of American
NJ cwt The TallOw market is firm at last reported
prices.
ian 95-NOon.The Cotton market is steady at the TOP
pee OF yesterday l4ad The Brokers Circular reports
he total sales Of the week ending last evening at 42O
bales The sales to-day will probably reach about 5000
EyeningThe Cotton market closed firm, with sales o.
sooo bales durlngthe day. Mddling Orleans are quoted
Al lSsd The market goods at Manchester is dull ant
Dropping The Liverpool Breadstuffs market is dull ant
tends downward Wheat has declined sd. and Flour n
Csh has declined 20 l2s quarter for Mixed Western
The Provision market Is generally FIRM Bacon Is shil
bng aearer Rosn il quoted al l0 ew FOR commonWil
Sagton Spirits Tlirpentine, SIG ewt for American
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ITALY.
TuP UNsOIVED QUESTIONS.

IHE UNhOLNEU VI I|oIIV-N"'
On the 18th the King in addressing a Deputaton
from the Chamber Of Deputies, after congratulating
himself and Italy on the result already attained, said
two questions remained TO be solved, the finances"
and the Roman Question !" the former would be
disposed OF by Sgnor Scialoa and the latter though
the national aspirations.
A motion has been made in the Deputies" calling
for information relative TO the disturbance in
Palermo last September but was withdrawn lest it
should be supposed to imply censure on the Govern
ment.
THE ROMAN QUESTION IN THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT.
The proposed address of the Chamber of Deputies
thus refers TO the Roman QEestion:
Amore arduous and complex question than that Of or
ranging sSmRsEsisl treaty VIII Austria 10 that u
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BY STEAMSHIP. z

The new Bremen steamship Union, Capt. Won Ian
Cen, from Bremen on the 18th, and Southampton on
the 18th arrived at this port last Saturday morning
having made the passage in nine days and Il hours
The inman steamer City of Boston, Capt Brooks,
which left Liverpool at p. N. on the 10th, and
Queenstown on the 18th Of January arrived here at
bate bpgr on saturday pjOht The stsamey Hecla,
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GERMANY.

BERLIN. Jan. 22-The members of the Germanic
confederatiop have agreed to the scheme proposed
by the Prussian Government
LONDON. Jan. 9S-It is reported that the Govern
xnent of Prussia has asked that of Austria why the
troops of the latter are being concentrated in
Galhcas
BERLIN jan 25.-The Duchies have formally been
annexed to the Germanic Confederation. The German
Diet is TO meet for the first time the oath of Feb
ary Count Bismarck declines seat in the German
Deti
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announcements ]

The BEAUTIFUL PRINCESS OF DENMARK, the
CIIREwrcH RussA DIvSEs Reverend Doctors sTE
yEss Thomson DuRBN SrCLNTocK NORRIS JAMES SIMPSON,
wmEpoS ANEs MAST ELLIOTT and HAVEN the Hon. HowAED
Capt WARD and KERKERI The Csnnbali Your Likeness
By the Rev Dr. Weston SefGoyemmen Popes Essay NAM in
February Journal 20 cents $2a year. FOWLER
& WELLS, No $50 Broadway, New-YoTk
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THE CRETAN RESURRECTION.

ATHENS Jan. 22-Great interest is felt in this city
and throughout Greece generally on the subject OF
Gen. Kalergss mission to Washington. Help is con-
Iidenty expected from the great Republic.
LONDON, Jan. 25.-Dispatches received here state
that the Cretan war has ended and that the volun-
teers have gone back to Greece.
ATHENS, Jan 25.-It is said that Gen. Kalergis has
declined the mission to the United States in aid Of
Me suffering Cretans.
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FRANCE.

PARIS. Jan. 22.-Telegrams from all departments OF
The Empire express dissatisfaction with the proposed
reforms in the policy Of the Government.
LONDON. Jan. 24.-Advices from Paris state that
rronce is diseusted with the measures recently put
forward by the Emperor Napoleon
PARIS. Jan. 22.-The United States war steamer
gwatara. with John H. Smratt on board, arrived at
Port Mahon. Island Of Minorca (Baearic islands,
recently. and after eoalDg sailed again for the
United States. @a%t -
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SPAIN.

A dispatch from Madrid says: The conclusion of
peace between Spain and the South American Re
publics is looked upon certain to result from the
mediation of the United States
All shipping from England, France, and Italy has
now TO undergo n quarantine of only three days III
the ports of Cadiz, Carthagena, and Santander.
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LAST Four DAYS OF THE REDUCTI0N.--GoLD-
SMITHS Penmanshp Bookkeeping and Business Affairs No 1855
Broadway NoeA who enter their names phortO Feb viii be
received for the ensuing Oneha the usual The regular
charges will positively be resumed on that day.
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EUROPE.
NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE TO JAN 49,
GREAT BRITAIN.

~ TnHeRlPB TRiBUSE L..
N.NcursrrR, Jan. 22-Evening.-The short time
movement among the cotton manufacturers is ex-
tending. s,.,,4 L.,
ToNpoN. Jan. 94--It is announced officially to-day
nat tbe British Government has accepted the plan
submitted by the Provincial Delegates for the union
cf the Canadian Provinces.
Jan. 25-NOon-A Canadian Railway loan Tor
100000 sterling, guaranteed by the British Govern
.nent is soon to be put upon the market.
Ouite formidable bread riots have occurred in
Greenwich.
The affairs of the Atlantic and Great Western Rail
,oad have been referred to a Committee of Inquiry
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SPAIN.

PARIS, Jan. Collaboration has been received that
the workinmen are Tiotously assembling IN the
Ftreets of Madrid Their clamor is for bread. A
serious outbreak is expected, and the Government is
taking measures to meet it.
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DENMARK

LONDON, Jan. 24-The officialI journal of Copen'
hagen denies that the Danish Government has any
intention of selling the Island of st. Thomas to the
limited States
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PERsoSAL-AmOng the arrivals at the hotels are
w Bodisco the Russian Minister and the Hon. Roswell
Hart, Washington, at the Clarendon HOTEL the Hon. W.
Hartford England, at the Brevoort House; Gen. John
Pope and the Hon. j. b. Horton, Washington, and Gen s.
COlTOye Indiana, at the ST. Nicholas Hotel; the Hon.
Geo f. Comsock, Syracuse, at the Ffthaye Hotel Col
Of The Alta California at the Metropolitan Hotel the
Hon. c. T. Hulburd, Washington, and Bayard Taylor,
Pennsylvania, at the Aston House.
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T1Tr EASTERN OITTSTION.

Paris, Jan. 94.-Ihe French Russian, and Prussian
Governments have resolved to negotiate III common
with the Porte upon the Eastern question.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAVANNAH Jan 7Saed steamships San Salvador for NeNi
City Of Bath for Boston.
Enthusiastically Virgo from New.iork - . -
BosroS, jan 2AnVed Steamships George Appod from Norfolk
and Roman from Philadelphia brT Helene o GOenougb and Jana
from uouaiyea
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AUSTRIA AND ITALY.

LONDON, Jan. 23.-There is report that new
frontier line will be made between the territories OF
Anstria and italy.
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orderedinto his acts 1.-The Government added the
Minister, Twill continue to apply exceptional mea-
sures in exceptional cases Snch questions as those
put by Herr Twesten have only the effect of main
tanning aPitation.p
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RUSSIA,
patent,

IMPERIAL CONCESSIONS TO THE PRESS.
The Car has issued decree extending an amnesty
to persons convicted of offenses against the Press
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The best House in NewYork can be pro-
teeted y damage the BURGLAR
the only thing the world that has been broken through
by burglars T. HOLMES, No 2OI Broadway
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CHICAGO, Jan. ee-McCormick 81 Collender oil
brokers, suspended today