, 1869-01-03

2auora! troops. l:
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Il PAals, Jan.9
RS row rnoss than likely thst both the Turk
aas .aa Gtectan Governments Fll participate IN
ttr proceedings Of the propo.ed conference. It
II f;rer oct to-dsy thai Alexander Rtso Rara9eh.
= 1o.ec Gseelan poet, will Represent Greece, and
Fr.d r.rta, ths Turkish Min!s:sr Of Foreign
A.alzs, viii represent tte 6uhn2e Porte.
War ooseIpEn1p 16HvI7ABLE.
L,1pox, Jus
Adtspa:ch ttou Athens stasss that ihs Turkish
kotzi;s!. hobart Pssha, hsa formally demanded
; the su.rttder Of The 0tesk steEnss Esuass. This
--despl,eh aads shat war il eonsidszed aaeT1sable
atAtheos.
Grsat Rrlt&1n.
7uE BcaL1teAxI n1sk1ox-8As1s OF \ 1nrATr
ur1wxEN 1Ha1AHp Aso cn1hA-
Loxpox, Jan. l.
"a ,'urGnx.ze ind Lord clarenaou, the new
Brri8o Fcstien Minister, .At II tntervlsw TO.
dsy, when they agreed upon the principles for iu-
tcre u,!.:eh policy to be xdoptsd towards China.
Lord Clarendon, IL reviewing his former coevet-
s.icas, tai!y Acknowledged the propFlety sna
t1kCee Of the seTeEM rolEts which Nj. 8ufltn-
-rs4.-...; ;p1S=,--sd IN referees to tho policy
which be- dee z1ed tet.I1b1c that England should |
pur-se. nj. lurltcgame he'd ihss the objects Of
Hhe p.rtcut mieelon thowcd evident gtEns OF pro-
1:,ress and b5 no means ertnted retrograde dis-
oo.,;.on o. the part Of the Chinese Gor- |
erEre1:. He also deprecated the prae-
,tee Of the Western PoWera IN using an
,e!erdJ presture 10 t1t1odute new tystemh
new ideas among people wno.e knoWeldeGr
lto:e!gS 4aAirt wss OF rerent origin, or who WAS |
aptused under Traditional syrtcua to which !
1tcy wcrr accustomed and atsaehe4. because |
Eash rcTrtstlye pul1Cy would terd to tsEolu1ion
arl rrprrts 1rogrefs, whereas tha Chictse Cor. p!
e.,nens fuy admitted the necessity Of progzes.,
End dee!red to encourage 1t er.duatly, without
tulder shoek - the feelings, passions or pre}u-
Giecs Of the people
Lord Clarendon, in his reply, fully aanitttd
tnst the Chtrete we.e eLuued to iosbearanee
1.sn FORE Gu n.ito1t, and ass1red Mr.. Rur!tngtne
~ Vat Ene!as did rot desire or Intend to apply
VI ksy unfleud:y pressure in order TO indnce China
= Il advance E4o.e rapidly in her intercourse with
Il 3@aretgu tatiopr than wAs cnusleteut with the
N tt*ety 4nd Il elm CR or he Chtne+e people.
y The following Altieles wfre then agreed 10 be-
>. tween Lord tlsseIdnn and Mr. RurnEsma:
:. Ftrzt 1httf IL reees.hsy 10 observe existing
i. treaty st1pulahons. Second, Tut Iii neeot's
> toIs should be conducted With the central xoy-
crrncEt, and not With local authoauea. Third,
That tefort the Inauguration nI war, disputes
should be rtfeEtd to the hnne Roveroments.
Lnrd CllEerdon has itsnod instructions to .he
british agcu.s IN China to act IN accordance With
.he rptrit snd With the Objects sbo.e explained,
sad moreover 70 caution British subjects 10 pay
due setpecl 10: only to the lsws Of Chin, bat
also to respect the utagtE md feelings Of the
Chinese people.
These points settled. the general principles Of
The AmrtteA n Heaty were Diseased. La-d Chr
enloa considered them kindly, and agreed that
they ltoald focn the subjec< fJx future negot1a-
ilorA.
Having established ths basis for the British
policy, Ht. BurltnsaEs prpcs' ds to Pa1is, to-
uos.ow, ard setuErs to EnElrnd Oh the Esassem-
tii2g OF Parliament, to eonc:Gde dctails accord
ing to the principles scTeed upon, End to COM
plete the objects Of hit nisslen.
p1Exc1ogs Or HAaKRCfr Rank ADMITTED IT
LoxDoH.
LoHpoa, jan. /.
The directors Of the Bank Of oEcr&nd. Quincy
i Co., which failed sone urue tEo, and WHORE
:afatrs have beer II p.ocess Of liquidation, havr
tbeen s.1eeted and held to ball On the charge Of
3Hfrsrd In the management Of its 4fAI,s.
T TIE ItKks or tIRk1AltaA Aso A1Isfoc1Ac1 u
I Loxpox, Jau.1.
- The nfa<t, today, Ii 4 leadiugeditosial, de-
ounccA the projects Of the Liberals for the aool
I fnI of 7HmoEeustnru. ETC., and SAT- tets
'England Is es'enslallJ a:iatoesatlc and coa-
: scrvatiyc.
DlsAs41o t1kAxxa A&a1xp.
GLAsoow, 14n- !.
The Btean.hlr ce.--N:a, which pct Into
Queenfsown 4 lev dsyE s9o with hcrshaft broken
arrived here cay before yesterday.
YKx1Ax 1EE1lka IN CORE
couK. Jan. l.
Tner- vi. = large Feniac demonstration herc,
to-tsy, II whlth III. o'sutlvan made I strong
=. speech ,4,4z.
Loxpos, Jan.9.
Late te;e,.srns froa hong Kong consrm the
::reestablsthuent Ct the Miksdo At Jeddo.
TAcHT1As.
EThe EEpTr*s has an article today On the pro-
roted International yacht race 1t proposes To u
tte cwrers Of JAehts Of equal tonnage With The
usan:lsrs accept Af. Fenue:s's eaallsn9e.
A1rKhpT JOHNSON AND TIE ~ohE,xoxEE.
r., LONDON. Jan. 1-Even.ng.
E:IAta neeilne OF tie vcsktrgmen teld At Lac,
5sets. to rtsht, ptctidcd over b. Rev. Eevnxx
x7.f,1. II address wa4 presented to Hon. Rere.dy
III lnBoE. the American MtEtater. Ar johnson
ttzate speech II reply, In witch he ea.t the con
siruanee Of good Feeling between Great nEisat1
~ sand tbs Frised st1ttB WIZ sure 70 be dem1nde&
By tho people Of both countries. His 1en1rk
~ert rtcetsed with ep,hu1iasm.
Fraace,
.afw TEARS AonAKss or NAPOLEON 70 <zz DIE
IoxA11c coRFl,
PAR.e, Jan. I.
The Emperor Napoleon. At the usual Ne,
YeAs'a reception Of the Diplomatic 1orpe, Ia n
pl.irg 10 the sdasrss Of The representatives. {
foreign powers, said he realized with muc
pleassre the eo1c'lsatos1 spirt anlmanne Eu
Kppean Gorr.uuctta, whiea euabios them /
quiet animotittea and smooth International di
ucaltes II fast IL they artsc. shus irsus1uE COZ
ucnaoce Of petcc. Be confidently hoped thl
eIeAs 1863 would pruye a sat!Bt11tory ~ u
year Just clo4ed, and that the conspe OF even,
1ay dis<lpa,c ucfAvusasic apprehe1s1ons IN
J ..outoltda:e pcsoe. 70 necessary - the welfa,
5s+na pFofress Of Civilized Nations md peopits
PAA1a Jan. =.
TheJou.nA!a ststa that 1t the Srw Teas'A scccf
tlc2 the Emperor lo1d senor o!oztzx, tie spante
R1roy, to convey to hts government The varuea
Tsskes both Of himself personally ind Of Fra1e
1os the ha2plnesa and peosp~ttJ Ct SPAN.
CONDITION OF FEE 1AKx OF y1A>eE.
PANS, Ja1- l.
1here has been Fesy conrde1ahis outflow
speele from the bank oi F:a=ce dnr1nr the wee
t1; passed The Official statement CT tho co1d
Eo2 II a8atrz Of that institution IL pub1tsaed I,
: cay, whereby 1t u shown that the amount OF bu
l.cu On hsnd il quits ii ,opo hsncs less thl
! tat On the corresponding p=not lat veek.
= ExTtKH or TUE orAxo xoaix1-
RAH,s. Jan. 2.
! The oneesb Of tie Gr31a Mobile were reviews
\ :o-dsy b, the Mitittes OF Tkr, Mania Nell VII
a coEpllm-nted lie gnard On tic eoradenca xaie
tie country felt IN that asnn of its defence
]. TIKI cu1rEsr H11Ass1.
Tbs FrtFit Of to-dty, in the courte Of N edit
j ri On the cntnete EmbatsJ. saJt that Chin
observing hts International obligations, eoms
Ek&3 70 treat With the Erex: cos1re1sl nations, N
WA e1pressea The belief lh1. In The nrSoIat1on
~, treaties with tie powers she viii ind that add
Harktta TO- the Of the world VI
1.x!t* deseioped IL the raw ser1ors which Will /
L s2atened TO civilization. Tbs Fntrtz consequent
fopes Mr Barhrgazae'e mission viii pso1c II
oes'tal.
8pa1h.
~ AxBfLLIo3 ECfrEkas1p TX xALhoA
', A4D71n, 1an. l.
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