The New York herald., 1869-01-30
E u r o p E..
Earl Spencer's Public Entry
Into Dublin.
Opinions Respecting the Conduct Of Greece
Towards the Paris Conference.
PRESENT CONDITION OF SPAIN

The Cunard steamship Australasian, Captain
MMicken, from Liverpool January 16, via Queens
town January H. arrived at this port yesterday fore
noon with mails and details OF cable telegrams up
to date OF sailing
The Royal Mail Company's steamship Douro, which
arrived at Plymouth January H. reports that she
was delayed at st. Thomas two days in consequence
OF the Atrato with the outward mails having made
long passage Of eighteen days. during nine OF
which she experienced very heavy weather. The
homeward French mail packet Washington had not
arrived at st. Thomas from Vera Cruz, and was ten
days over due The Atrato brings her mails. During
her passage the Douro passed the Neva. 900 miles
from ST. Thomas, which reported passing on the
Goth OF December the French mail steamer, from ST.
Nazaire on the 10th, with her engines broken down.
Prince Charles OF Roumana has sanctioned the
bill voted by the Chamber for opening port near
Kilia, on the Black Sea.
The hoods in some parts or Lincolnshire have not
yet subsided. No less than ESQ acres OF land In one
parish in the county are still inundated.
The budget OF the Danubian Princpalities for 1860
voted by the Chamber, and placing the revenue at
1882 ss3. has been sanctioned by decree Of Prince
Charles.
In consequence Of the hostile relations existing
between the Porte and Greece. his Royal Highness
the Prince OF Wales has determined not to pay his
intended visit to the Court OF Athens.
lue TOTAL sum Subscribed Dy tne metropolitan
Police for the erection Of memorial to the late Sir
Richard Mayne X. G. b., Chief Commissioner OF
Police, is f574.
The farmers Of East Surrey and West Kent have
memoriallzed gentlemen hunting with the packs OF
foxhounds to suspend hunting for short time in
consequence Of the wet condition of the land and
the injury resulting from riding over the young
wheat while following the hounds, and the request
has been complied with.
new postal treaty, signed by the Duke OF Mont
rose and the Swiss representative In London, has
just come into operation comforting largely increased
facilities on correspondence, &C., between England
and the Swiss Confederation. :.
The Moffteia says that number ofPrussian agents
at this moment IN Florence, Turln Milan, Naples
and Palermo, and that the Prussian government is
using all the means in Its power to re-estabsh its
alliance with Italy.
The enthronizaiion OF the primate Is nxed as al
ready announced for the 4th OF February in Canter
bury Cathedral, and admission on that occasion will
only be possible by tickets.
The 1rst number OF the Russian ofcial Journal the
Government Messenger, appeared on January IS. 1t
announces that it win only publish important polt
cal facts communicated to 1t by the Ministry for
Foreign Affairs.
II Is said that the Russian revenue budget for
1859 amounts to 4s2,oooOo) roubles. The excess OF
the surpuses OF 1855 ana 1867. 1t viii not be neces-
sary to have recourse TO extraordinary resources
The examination OF the directors OF the nrm OF
Ovefend, Gurney Co. was resumed on the 18th
inst. at Guldhal. On the suggestion Of the Lord
Mayor, the evidence already given by Dir. Howell
tile accountant, read over and the case for the
prosecution was then proceeded with.
The ao,aitear OF the l4th says that many personal
kilograms daily interchanged between the Empe-
ror Napoleon aud King Victor Emanuel. The most
Intimate relations exist between the palace OF the
Iuileiies and the Pltt Palace and the understand
ing between the Cabinets OF Florence and OF Paris
ycry cordial.
The waters OF the Seine continue to 90 down with |
great regularity. The landing places are no longer
submerged, and navigation Is everywhere resumed.
The waters OF the Saone at Lyons are falling in |
regular manner about one foot a day. They are |
already low enough to permit the resumption OF |
the steamboat service, Is also the case with the
Rhone.
The Mouttear OF the 18th says that since the Isl OF
January Greece mas been unremittingly engaged in
'oreanizing..ln addition to her regular army
is 0o) eueras forming thirty battaons OF 500 men
each. in order to provide I9g ne efficiency Of her
marine aud the fQsiifeatlon Of the vulnerable points
Of her noiEers frontiers.
Tug African mail steamer Athenian whose arrival
hal been most anxiousy looked for, arrived at
Liverpool on the 18th, from Madeira and the West
Coast Of Afr.ca. She brought nineteen distressed
seamen, but, unfortunately, no news OF the missing
portica OF the OF he steamer Hlbenia, VINO 1t
was expected, might either have been picked mp
or heard OF in the neighboshool Of Madeira and the
Azores