The New-York Tribune Newspaper, December 28, 1866, Page 1

- @ribumne, PRICE FOUR CENTS. - - Y | ‘m . | b 2 XXY].....N" 8,026. NEW-YORK, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1866. 5 Vi e R L. EUROPE. k; 'I“b,"‘l“ to the control of the agents of the French Gov- | {hey are also preparing for s mational plebiseite. 1t is | neiiber maps nor plans nor documents of any kind beforo | allowing too muck power to fall into the hande of an aris- prosecution of plans a little indefiuite just now; cach ine ',i ;“" - noteworthy that while fiberll Jjow in France profess to | them, yot the police have choser. to represent them as & | toeracy, radunlly sunk into decay. Neither their wealth, | surgent expecting, o. course, to be included i the beuetits B i 3 LS et e renlng e e e i the | belseve thit Victor Ematnel will go to Rome by srrange- | Fepian Committoe—an what grounds no one oan tell, ex- | their Thmement, nor their art covid savothem from falting | allorded by one of the frst two propositions. NEWS BY STEAMER TO DEC. 13. “-l"“l*f"]" Maximilian received notice of the Empress's | yo;¢ with the Pope, substituting Franoe as & protector, t that some of their uiiber were known 1o be sympa- -mularelfi: imvaders, who handed thew over toothers, [ ‘Thus Venico, in her first expenieccos of a freo governs 7he Inman steamer City of Boston, whieh left Liverpool | uess, he at ouce formed thie resolution of procecding 0 | ¢ho Italian peoplo say that the Ring wil 10 to Rome a8 | thizers with * tho cause.” A search for arm was iustitul- | as it suited their convenience. Now they have recovered | ment, finds herself confronted with and embarrassed by 3 ~ y dasprsgrt )t ramar, He subsequently, however, altered his inten- | po went 1o Naples and Venice, on %, invitation of the | ed, but nothing was found beyond w few riflo bullets, their ibetty to form a Province of the great Italian king- | the same logacy of poverty lmc:;.!b- magses, which every st noon on the 12th and Queenstawn on the 13th, arrived nr»-lv; m(fnmoquonou of the representations of the leaders | Roman people. which eariously enough, were taken from the et of & | dom, and, what once might haye seemed a humiligtion 18 | other state in [tely has inherited from their priest rule. hero oarly on Thursday moraing. ‘(:_' "" "fi"","“"" party, and delermined to return to the - —-— dress belonging to Mrs, Btack, The names of the ted | now their uozvlm_l their pride. Lendinom, a town on | Venice, being second ouly to Roms ia her fideilty ton —— 19 of Neenh and there formally abdicate. On the EPAIN. re William Stack, Jobn Clune, Eugene O'Sullivan, David | the Venetian frontier near where the Po branches off to Papacy, ir also ext to ber iu the poverty of bex people, B th of November the Emperor had not yet arrived in the VISIT OF THR QUEEN TO PORT Pecbles Siilt, John Bennet Walsh, Jonn Healy, Jumes | ita several mouths, has ehosen Gen. Garibaldi for its | Yet thie great majority of the Vevetians inherit much o GREAT BRITAIN. Mexican capital, but it i ot known whether any fu SIT OF THR QUERN TO PORTUGAL. . ? 2od 0 cal sag ; . pital, wn W uy further Lisrox, Dee. 11.—The Queen of Spuin and the Ki Dowling, Michael Cloney and James Bowes. deputy. 'Fhe Dvvitio, & Kiberal r, hero remarks that | the good scuse and commercial sagacity of their aucestors, THE FEVIAN AGITATION-—ARRESTS—THE CATHOLIC 'J[T“L'n)jfln taken place in His Majesty's r:i;lulum-, Consort arrived bere to-day. They “,'; met &t the ,:.-f On the same da unl{nm startling scizure was m she has done well, and made amends for the choico Veuica | and will yet work out the problem Lefore them. Their BISHOPS AND THE GOVERNMENT—TIE ALLEGED | | P. :runn anuounces that letters have been received | Lo i by the King of Portugal, by whom they were in a house on Hallyborgh road, convenicnt to Ke 's | has made of ulllmon while omitting ‘* the greatest | ftirst election for deputies to the Jtalian Parliamept, whichy hx_n ‘aris from the Emperor Maximilian, dated Orizaba, | o <0 red 1o tho palace st Belein. e city will be illumi- vitriol works. A lurge quantity of what is called ** € cek | captain of the people, who, on the Tym’en monntains, | was eoncludod last Sabbath, demonstrates conelusivel PRIVATFFR. ov. 17, but adds "w!lm-‘\' refer principally to certain | ;e q this evening. - Bre was thore discovered, with all the materials and ap- | waintained unsullied the valor of Ttaly, and keptalive the their sound judgment in the sclection of men 8o admirably 1The state of Ireland continues to oxcite grave interest. | SrERECHENE f’“‘;’h' is Majesty '.;”I;!‘Hll(luld be made bR sfintu for manufsetaring it. Theso articles were jmmeo- | fame of her achieveinents.” The Nazionc, the fasbionable suited to the exigmetes of the occasion. Pecliminary AnYenys s festeainbTbulioa With Vit Aisgan n ]u. rerm. ence of lum Ewmpress Charlotte at Miramar, | A LETTER FROM VICTOR HUGO ON THE iately carted away (o the Caetlo yard, and ietor | paper of Florence. aad which generally eontsins wore | meetings were held every evening for nearly two weeks NI 45 g € + | and to the staps to be taken for that purpose. STRUGGLE IN CRET] of the house, & man named John A. Sinith, was laken into | news, as it probabl 'has more wources open toit, condemns | prior to the claction, and @ more respectable, iuteliigent Dut the Torles dislike to use, and the Liberals fear to see La Laberts culstes at length upon the wuddle about : s > "TE, custody. "I'bis discovery has created much alanm in the [ the nomination of Garibaldi, as he has been already | gathesing of men will rarely be scem in any country. the Mexican ire. it poits out that (his enterpriso [ M. Victor Hugo has written o letter, of which the | city for it is supposed the manufacture of tho terrible olected a deputy elsewhere, and still more soverely coui- “he pooret people seemed to regard it quite ad & mattce ménta on that of Count Pier Luigs Bembo by 0ne of the | of course, (gml the umgemon:uhwl-lle decossed and ‘used, the means necessary o repicas the conspiracy. The ends as it began “I". o world of uncertainties and conjec; il 5 s revolt doubticss exercises an unfavorable influence ot the | turen, 1t wasin 1864 long uncertain whet ber Mastuilian following is a translation, in reference to the revolutionary m‘“‘ ':' bv':":l",""‘ ";:"" 1"’{"”‘;‘“.’ ““'-;)M ‘h;‘ Reform movement, since there is & certain difficulty in op- | would go to Mexico, and now we_only know that wo do contest 1n Candia: It h“ n‘::mug:‘t:-’:nrj ‘lll.l"]"":l‘fl‘nl'h’i "::un:?:lb; 1ot know whether he Las started homoward. “A ery reaches me from Athens. In the City of [ yugpfoto muet the soldicrs, thoy might with this stoflf ing & Goverument by argument which others oppose | I7 _ C 1 ] the excitement distracts sttention from l"‘fim"h-! while the Atlantic Cable is 8o lavish of | Phidias and Aschylus an appeal is made to me—my | burn down half the city i they so plecsed; and it ia little o8 of Venice. Itacems that Bombo is weil | made by the more edueated class, as in the old Republioy dvocated & Lombardo-Veu king- | the nobflity gave their attention to vaeh matters, whik the , under the Archduke Ferdi Maxi- | commou prople gave their samction to what had beem milian, and that he afterward accopted an Aust previously arranged. In the proscut justance the meets ntment,~ bis liberalism, in shoit, dates from ings were hetd jn thie ** Athenc —open to all—upd y &rms, i g urely political questions. dispatehes to M. Bombelles and the Archduchess Sophia, - wondaer thet this fact should affright tbo loyal shopkeepers, ar ¥ l)l'{u.m. Dec M8 —A soarch for arms this day mado l;ymumt afford the Mouteur w single word, or say any- :nn\: is 'pv;nz:nceds 'Wmn, “Fmold to daun‘:d“:n il dfllh- gy f. Ld 'I.y n wl’"“; m which any person might join i the discwsion of the by the police in the Ormond Tavern, Ormond-quay, which | thil 0 encourage tho French, who bave great interests | 0 hovor! Nothing but & venquished man. Who | ¢ho popular fecling. The Government are at prosent Commendatore Vegezzi is again to basent to Rome to | mente and demerits of the “several candidates for public at stake. aro they who call to me? The vanquished, Yos, heroic | ing the stuff anslyzed. So far the reports. But, qu renew bis megotiations with the Pope, begun Jast year. | hovors. 'Lic lawyers here, as i other countrics, bad lou ved unsuecesstul ko fur as wme were concericd. W | “p i Doe. 12.~The Patrie of this evening states that Mets published on th tat sigaed the course of their search, however, they found two young prpeg A T gk s PyeRls Candiotes, the fallen of to-day, you are the victors of the | Onwhat autborit do the police describe it asthe ** Gree) Amung the lets pul on this topic, that signed | argaments to make which were listened to with respeetfi men in the house, whown tney arrested on suspicion of K"",“"”""“v who is in command of theJuarists at Oajaca, | o -0 P‘crwvcn- Ever "’oz are prostrated, you will | Of tiquid fire? do l;':‘t appear to have tested it in Huln’: l’oprz: h pmollrepnhtl»n. e'rnlsw'fimo nlf:mion, though sometimes reierred to ns * sutcatin wmpluil{ {0 Fenisnism, and conveyod to Chancery-lane | hae isancd s proclamation ordering that the livee and prop- | = B ¥ L ) ) Any way. However, some of tho Fonians themsolyes do | Parcaro lived and died by the hand of the hungman in the the amlionce with words,” while the short, * v | Station House. Their names are Jerome O'Keefoand | &rty of the Freuch residents be respected, and threatening | triumph. The protestation of o dying agony i8 & | not deny that tho stuff was part of their stores, and they middie of the fifteenth century, usder one of the most | fact” specehes of business men attracted the closest at« with severe punishment any persous who may iufringe his | power. It is an appeal to God, who crushes—what? | biame the arrest of D1, Power for its discovery. They | humane of the Roman Pontiffs. 'As the historian relates, | tention aud were decidedly most popular of all; the peod Porearo was by birth ** noble, his reputation spotless;” | ple, seeming tofeel tho necessity of sagacious wanagemen John (' Conner. Two men were also arrested {his morning at the North | Orders on this subject. Kings! Th ight against | rebied much on the ¢ of that fluid for the working ings oso mighty ones who are mow R S ahate plans, Only desperate men could thiuk of re- | but inspired by & famous poewn to liberty by the celebrated | atheadquarters, where men of fnaucial ability and goun: Wall, whose names sre Peter Kennedy and Edward THE LONGEST CABLE DISPATCH. th tod 3 Toomey. | They wero also conveyed to Chiscery-lane Sta- | L Liberté also returns to_the subject of tho long dis- you, those coalitions of blind force and stubbOr | Jorting to so fearful an agency to wid them in the confliet. | Italian poet, Petrach, » man of learoing, wi th noble aspira- | judgment are needed more than the windy specches o ;.?r.,, A 33V 2o x:::r:enn';gx;arhwm&nglmi to M;. :hxc‘lo:!, wm:h it | prejudice, thoso armed antigno tyrannies, havo as [ The excuse they offer js thaf n:‘(l!m:km have too t:nu, h:dmen r::‘ 0 h?as":x"”-'fm"n wg:fly domina- | 1w, fimuheoflrim. gl i 'he Lord Licutenant's warrant for the above arrests has por 0 the public, It says it fequired tey hours Bt il il man’ dunu‘i« over them, and that the weaker are | ¢ al p-l‘L aceordingly. mane,” pro- ticket was finally agreed upon, the merite 0 cal ot yet arrived. ‘They all scem respectable young men; | Lo transmit it at ml‘n words pcxrminuu-. and c:«?t more n:.m g = i i e Pl SEsaing w{olo-“ qm"’"‘i"" “&"“l"“'}'- e . | coeds Gibbon, "Wifidlllddmo{upplnddthen yrs | didates consisting of noplfllxefla'-"! puity platform, bu and shonld the inqairies which are sbout befng made re. | than £2,000. shipwrock. The tiara is on the poop, the tarban on the | "G 38 s er th arm of the Government in Lreland | of their country, but their applauss was Wite, their pity | measuring them according to political and Huancial knowl- specting them prove satisfactory, it is stated they will not THE NEW ARMY ORGANIZATION. prow, the old monarchical ship is leaking, It is st this | is beng made - "'New aocessions of force are | ineffectual and {Beir Jiberty forever extinct.” edgo an tieal ability—each man ropresenting some b.’r\}:unmzll in custody. et o The journals eomment gem-rdllly in 8 favorable tone | very bour founderiug in Mexico, in Austria, in Spain, in | srriving, u ele-e::- of n;rw:cn- 3 n.; lhmt:ned Toe ;mhov of gmmm'o’w“'honwnrnfli :";: '2:"'?.?;:"“’,.1"""“""" more particularly, wud also 1o 6 Dublia correapondent es writes: upon the army organization adopted, the substance of - t are being made re for the ocension. | name of Porcaro, reviewing the e vl nel - y Catbolic. Disk T s0a i Y Jak © of | Hanover, in Saxony, st Rome, and elsewhero. Persevero! “ ing % from h‘lu{d. On Monday the | in Rome at this momen When'the np'oedy approach. of the l‘l{u portion of Venetia included in the City of Venico! and the adjacent islands is entitled by the worrant fod Joint Pastoral from the Roman Catholic Bishops against which is that it adds 50 per cent to the available force of S oI Jouts thet & -~ 2 1€ 98 | You vanquisted ! Impossible! The insurrection sup- | serow t éonnululkd Trom Portsmouth for Ire- | end of a forcign occupation will afford & favorable oppor- 4 :c Regiment on board. On yesterdsy the | tunity for each to come forward in the struggle foriude- | cleetion to six representatives, throe of Whom are for the the Fenian conspiracy is expected. There is no doubt that the | the empire in an emergency. it do :'anu ,f::.‘;y'*:l::"lfnfi:flm:g'":‘:;:gg ::L::':‘:lr:"'g;" ‘;'I' ES y e | l.m“mi“’l' led for Ireland with the 71 it nder He decl: the right of Romans to govern | city proper. There arose & nec for two clections - J -y VR USS acco i . | troo) ‘amar sail wl 3 n- mee. He declares the nght of rern | cil er. ‘There ess] %0 ¢l 0D scivios ihe Legiiatureand the Govermment will 1o WOKTSE | 11y, gring diipatchs Tre been received fa Lan- Jats accompiis ; thero is only Right. Factis never com- | roepAME T ORI FCLC R o ol Chatia gar- Fhemselves, and that Rome belongs to her own poopls; he | be P obfinal rosult was obtaizied; the oceasion of the/ the e c:'l'h?nf??”..'(“w...f'fi" i lf" ” t’“'m{‘ ok | don: : Pleted. Its perpetual incompletoness in the opening | riwon'directing further detachmenta from the Royal Artil- | describes the Benate ans magistracy which outlived Kings, | failure in the first instance being the failure of the ity cane Shich Beo bogm 0w gueosmstal in Fg""‘”"‘l: S = Gaate THE PRUSSLAN CHAMBERS. which is left to Right. Right cannot bo submerged. The | lery to be held .m.mn.;. to proceed to Ireland. Are re- ‘ke]mflie. and gmplgm. 'mf: "‘n“ (tihe °°""E'"“ llmgo[n- dxf:lhlel 8 nm:in u;e r‘cquiqite w-juwhamnllfm-mf; The fh oke of licy, : | be' ntin —In to-day’ \ the CI 0f o b enforcements arriving to James Stophensin a like manner? | isin between the Popes and the German Ewmporoms for ‘Ihe Church and Austrian sympathics unitiog n) e irst stroke of this policy, 1t fo hoped "will e tho granting | BERLIN, Dec. 1).—In to-day's sitting the Chamber of | waves of ovents pass over it. It reappoars Drowned | S0 e tiavo T The cher sacsd S vt e macy in ltaly h.g‘,,",d o maintain m..,p.:u.m-., Count Bembo, who was for many years Mayor of v.,.".'lu G i T T AR R b T T S ey Th R g the excep- | Polaad foats on the surface. For 94 years Kuro- | Who.can bellero st he camees A e ecka, No | atieast, of independence aud universal rights for thowe 0 | uuder Austriads rule, and who was suspeoted of ayinpd Bolivar, seized as an alleged Fenian veseel. will be imme o e oeal GF the commitite elutiag to the grant of | Pean Policy bas torn this torpse, and the world bas | wonder | d be so. He gave the Government fair and | whom each looked for support. The election of the Popes, | thiziwewith that class of citizens, who, ju some degree,! o ' gy | L secn its soul floativg above the faits accomplie. { hin intention to attack them, a8 if to pre- | even until i comparatively late period, was attended witli | lentified themselves with that clemeat, while it was thy i popular forms, and he wan generally chosen from among dominaut power, arc still suspected by those watehful’ dintely rele sed, s duly commissioned to the United | 500,000 thalers for the improvement and fortification of States of Colombia, The representative of the United Prussi establishmel i va i taken unawares. the Prussian naval establishment at Kiel, was almost | Greeks of Candia, you have nght on your side, | W 0o 'have taken tho hin they bave put their house | the patricians of Rome. 'The authonityof the Senate, how- | and jealous Venetians, who pever thug compromised them- {-tonhe Pope, andit | selves of lingering partiality for their former allics aeross States of Colombia has placed himself in communication | unanimously agreed to. . . 3 R with the Foreign Office in reference to the seizure, M g e fodiy's dilisg of dha Chikimber!| T3 ZHobaYs s8¢ toatse. Why o Pasha should exist | in order, and however it might have been with him previ- | ever, wan in acontinual struggle with) f liagering pert ) ) THE CASE OF THE RNPPAHANNOCK. of Deputies, before the Budget_relating to the Govern- in Crete is beyond comprehension, That which | ously, they are now in .pn'fimm to dispose casily, speedi- [ was thus that men like Rienzo and Porcarofound adherents | the Adriatie, The rejected Couut is au inteliigent man Y nd efcetually of any force their informant can bring | who had not forgotten Rome had onec called herself free, | and was a. good Mayor, belongiug to a party which in and who chafed under the worst tyranny, thatof those | America would be considercd “couservative.” He en< 11th December, Dr. Lush- | ment mines was agreed to, the Minister of Commeyce de- | is true of Italy s true also as regards Grecce. ly, o S thel ositive manner that the. Governmient | Vinice cannot be restored 10 tho on withaut Croto being | "Farrs (1o | sonsation to-day, cessed by a tologmm | who nokonly could kill the by, but the soul. Tho Romiau | deavored duriog his official carcer to; conciliate, augren~ In the Court of Admiralty “1‘;‘:” flrr 'udgr:rm inllh Th:e of the Beafrice, other- | clared in the m wl 1 ot ck. t inst t r i i g al 3 Lckel wiss the ‘Sisppabanacct. This wes s suit aguingtihe | bad no tatentian of seling the coal mine of Barrbrecken | roptored to the otber. ‘That which1sthero a rsurrection, | v Landos anwcussing the! o lrgs ihine sl S0 Beante, even o tho lae peiod hud tn s and benners | dccas litle oboxions i posslty the Autriah powers L 1 on the g d that it had b d by the Con- 4 S - i epulchre. steamer, pierced for four guns and baving & quantity of | ce! ed by the chieis of the e, the * Capi " of | while the larger portion of the Venetians have exe veipool on the groand that it had Deen used by the Con- | yopTr GERMAX COXFERENCE—A WARNING TO HAKo- | CANROE be hero o sepulcbre, ~But ip the mean time blood | L) B BT a o e & nd boors captured fithe || sach of T eancts Itk which the city was divided; | themselves to Koo alive the intense auimosity agamsb 1o is flowing, and Europo permits.it. She gets accustomed | 3eduav'on suspicion of beiug intended 4 a Fenian priva. | the standard borno before the Sepate itself was similar to | straniero "~ the stranger "—ax they called the unwelcoma {:d:rlnm. and was now the property of the United States. Vhile that questi was pending tho plaintiff made hi VER. ‘ question pel g the pi iff made his toit. To-day it is the Sultan's turn to exterminate & na- | teer, Ier crow, it is said, were found to be mostly Irish, | that in encient Rome—red and goid, with a satin motto, | occupant of their city. Moreover, the more reflecting K lo are not degiriocs of the siightest augmenta< claim for cordsge supplied as sn equipment. The Ameri- BERLIN, Dee, 12— isterial co s > n " VBt Sl e P o th G | 19 IR i h Combnton, ot oo | Sonah o hre o Tk v it et | (e gt o Coma o i B T e e K iitcon | towof e paPl nducoes n Parsueat o ey ek several grou and t laintiff havi: that | C i il . 5th i Wristi i for & war steamer by the Republic of Columbia, and was il el ), iol on of the Papal influence in Pariiawel eral grounds, and the pla aving answered that | Confederation, will meet in this eity on the 15th inst. [ the Christian divine right? Murder, robbery, violation, | 5/ por gy 1o el e o ey of marmes | over eommoners aud walled villages of the Duchy of | Count Bewbo might have some leaniog toward Romes They wonld not accept & representative whose clectiony e vl Mus *the property_ of " cernn, Amer: | Frowis vl bisopregeted ty Coont vou Burarek und | are ot dhis moment sweepig over Cundia uh x| Ravebos ineod on burd b, and o it war o | o, T BEVCP So L ot el and they n Savigny. The semi-official Provinzial Corre- | o0y 400 they dashed over Germany. That which [ sels keep lier covered with their guns—one of them l’lu claimed & kind of sovereign mt.hun(g.clulnmg money, | might possibly contribate, though indircetly, to lesgthens faets | and, during the interim between the i of one Pope | the duration of the temporal power of the Tope. The Their | name of Count Bembo was placed upon the ticket for eacty t reject the or, and the case was argued on o former | spondenz expresses hopes that the measures which have : dey. His lordship nmow gave judgment on the | recently been adoj tod in Hanover will serve as a warning, | would ot bo allowed to Schinderhaunes is allowed to quite lose to her to preveut her escape. What the ¢ b application 1o reject the plaintifl’s answer. It was diffi- | aud will relieve the Government from tbe necestity of | policy, To have the sword in hand and quietly to wit- e her may turi out to be wo have at present no | and the choice of his successor, ruling the ¢ cult to decide when cordage was an equipment or a neees- | carrying out to their fall extent the severe measures which JOURT: quietly to wit- | means of knowing, but the prevalent opinion here s that | President, called by preéminence * The Seuator, ] ‘f i . ness these murders, this is called statesmanship, It | the statement made by the crew will be: found to be cor- royal honors, and derived his wuthority from the people, | vote for him was suflicient to ueutralize the other elece reet. the militia, and the barons. ‘This civil government, in an | tious, though be was defeated in each, aud thus occasioned received | of the three divisions of the city, aud in each district the :rr Bl;l limh'u an ;l w‘-\!vno‘f the plaiatiff’s, “that | it has been resolved, if necessary, to adopt. s e vessel was the property of certain American citizens,” PRUSSIA AND THE POPE, wonld seem that religion is interested in whet the 2 . Y which was too vague. It was well known w —— " e In reply to the memorial of the Cork magistrates the | ccclesiastical State, existed in form, though not in power, | another assembling of the people at the polls on the by the upn-nmn‘, - ':.l n“""r;y nmaul::-;::::: u:}.};l‘l/.'l:‘,r l}‘)‘tc;vllll.grzo:ommmml North German | Turks are quietly doing—the cutting o( Candian throats Gavemnint have informed hem that the p.,;‘., of calling | nntil 1847, when the Roman San: ransformed into | 2d of December, when the original Veneu:%ducm wus should bo amended and particulsrs given of * the certain “The mmmu"mmmflM{u-m“‘ in the Barita’ oorraspend- —and that society would be sbaken if, between Sear- | out special constables in certain emergencies, of which a municipal adminiatrative body, itical represen- | elected. An item or two in rd to Ih& successful American citizens.” Ho would say nothing on the subject | ence of the Patrie rolative to the position. taken up by Prussia | Perto and Cytheres, little children wero not put tothe | they are tobe the judge, is vested by law in the wagiairacy. tation or parlisment of the peoploWaPblected, o8 wmore | candidates may be valnable, as illustrating the qoalifica~ of costs. Order accordingly T o re_only bo. {ar trae that tho Trassian | sword. There the ravagiog of crops and the bursing af | 1 ey apprehond tuibults o iots, and beliove that-the | conformable with modern ideas of civilzation, This was | tions cousidered essential by the Venetisus io@ 3 ging pe o burning rogular forces of the Government are insufficient to done by a voluntary act on the partof Piusthe Ninth; | thcir representatives, ially ‘as tLese quabifications !hnh, 1848, the statnte which established a con- | indicate the view ntelligent Italians take' of THE RUSSELL-GLADSTONE MINISTRY — THE EASTERN | Goverument. as already announced, has expre QUESTION. '!m:l‘xw (‘h‘e lhu\lfl\.n ‘ilh{ifll"(l that :n'?hunxlv-nunu The Mornidy Hoveld osmpiatna that the Jaot Ministry | Froa st with the Court ot oo, e abeots, ¥ | Patrie forther gave publicity to are erroneous, and the state- | yy\'o0 o b eiations of men whom long exile ed ftn carnent | ol e aseful. The motive which cxplains and toler- | (he danger, they aro at hiborty to take that ctep. As » | and in stitutional government in Rome was discussed in a full | the present state of some important departments, and the tee 1 terminat: is beyond t . | consequence of this declaration, the enrollment will prob- ) Senthon extamminetions. lo et e PSR ably be commenced very soon in v:rimu partsof the 5.7.. consistory of Cerdinals and publ The Senate | reforms, the newly aequired provinee at least is about to waa thus sbolished for the frecer institutions of @ munici- | advocate, with the chance of obtaining a hearing, Capt. Jeft everything st sixes and sevens, set bad precedents, | ment in the Paris correspondence of the Cologne Gazette, that i 980 excind varessonsble aspirtioss.” It wid, sey8 7 | e airichad eelred i nicligass o e e, et | e made stapid (T amoue of them) o that they easaon | T4 dord To papers spprebend that ovil cousequences | wo o8 SUpIeCR o E ey when theso again | ¥ambri, 'an ex-oficer of the ltalitn Engincer Corps, sebmpe] 43 Co l':‘:a;’ndo o ‘&i' A",‘.. o) v-xomu; R JETS, S0 Eihout foufatie. comprebend the great reasons of the preseot sssassios. | Jumes Stephens has not yet shown up. There are yot | were abolished on the return of the Pope by | ** emigrated ” after the revolution of 1849 to Piedmont. :‘ that lheu( anbaldians u‘n ot X gl"'r' n; D! Dml-n\msu el Do Never mind. The Cretan question is henceforth clear. 19 days before him in whieh to fultill Lis promise by ap- French arms, the Roman Senate was not restored, and | He is the author of a comedy in which is shown the faults iow tha! rowa 8 h“V““ utiop &y { DAWOXX, Dec. 11,—The official Dresden Journal of to- p ) A % on lrish soil, and starting, or tryingto start, s | thus every v tige of liberty, cven in neme, has disap- | of we Italian military adwinistration, which, after two O ;&N Dilmotsiens et i B sy | £ Pubiishes an ertiela axiopting the Saxon pross to_cul 1t will be solved, and solved like all the othier questions of | HerttR G S0l b rreetion. pe st for the Pape to protest againat the iu- | representations to exowded houses, was sup by the mhy.m m:;fin;‘f‘;my' e T'u'.np,‘}.'i""i:‘(‘fi&JJ ?;::lvl:r;ny n:-\‘ifig"b«-;:u‘?g, l:::w“;x:::;:.l.nc-“m::tfl_-flm"h " ;u- age, in the u-;. of deliverance. (iroece complete, Cardinal (!:lh- Lias issued ‘.Juwm in which the pro- vu‘lo: rigm:“ho hn‘filnfl from hiq'[: hecuwn and | Government. cc&’leT"'b" T“ elected to w :h;- s taly complete—Athens at the head Rome ed insurrection is condem! proceeding opposed e considers it uty to transmit to bis successor. | orgavization of tie Italian military system. a i { p o, st the | Joob b « e The right of absolnte rule over the Roman people neither | thorough knowledge of the practical workings of lluy genll - become l’kln necessity mhcrmlh.n m; |flk:hcy of | the Saxou Government. Bt oF e ot st et - 10 the laws of the church, I led the reader to expect as ngléhd. . . . The intestine troubles of Turkey are HESSE-DARMSTADT. e other—this is what we—France—owe to our - other id tever the; 2 o rieahiy mixed up with Russian intrigue and French | DARMSTADT, Dec. 11.—The elcctions in Upper Hease | brothers. 1t is 8 debt that Frauce will aequit; it is # duty Ty oy ey g e s o] B e ety emorcaes To0" et vor. | oot Ay on ot the. TR i T e rench troops | abled to cxert & weighty influcnce in Parlisment infavor of ambition, and if the Turks were left to fight it out with | for .lolmtiu to the North German Parliament are fixed 0 | 43,0 Prance will discharge. When ! Persevere. sion, and vse of them complains pemark that in | cludes by declaring, that as soon @ the have evacuated the soil, the Rowan people will becowe | the adoption of practical measures to bring about s genuing their rebellious subjects, the homors of the struggle | take place iy the middie of January. o " and the religious sympathies of Europe would make the A PRTITION PROM RRN WG, Victon Hueo. | beaven “ misgovernment and o in shall be oo more,’ 2 S < publie "l“'§“ of tha North snd West too strong for | A deputation :!'the i:(v::g:?‘nn mlg.l:mm‘o“ of | Hauteville House, Dec. 2, 1866, 84194 were & abarp cut st the Dritish Goverumeat. again their own masters, and may dispose of themselves | reform, Galcazzo Maldini is, or rather '“‘“"“ Sofialny theories of nonntervention, and convert Turkey into & Hadelslben nad been received by Count Bismarck, In g i ——— a8 they pleass, and make use ‘7".“(‘“' Rret '“““'m by e | of an Italisn frigate. A mative Venctian, ho is @ grad. Dusie-grousd_ whereen itereaied powers would seramble | reply 10 thelr inquiries tho- Minister stated that the popu- COREA. FLORENCE. :‘,‘,’f;‘,‘.‘,“,':,',“‘“‘:,"o','",:, oAy T o ;‘;,'fi,‘;{.fl‘,:‘;“‘::m%‘;‘,';,““;:;‘:°('§§fi',,;,‘,f: L JODE, V' i g 1 ! i e YRRRND, GURNEY & o. 1 Yoo n North Sebepwig whotber hose dethcli 81810 | 1z yupeucan or o vaENow swsomsmm 1w | MO%S ANICT ERSRER FMAEE FO s peete tatwiia laying Victor Emanl (oo ther King, | Attr 1843 he watu tellow stsiers of K0S RELGTL The Committes of Supervision of Overend, Gurnes & | until after the consolidation of ‘the state of affairs gene- COREA. TURES ON YLORENTINE HISTONY—a _GOLORED | primate of the Italian Kingdom, and, under theprotec | w linn pivy was hearly destroged,as intelligent m htu issued & ;‘,“‘;"‘" :v. n..m nm' mgmumn of | rally in the Elbe Duchi _}‘hellollr:'l‘nx interesting particulars aro extracted from CITIZEN OF THE UNITED STATES IN FLORENCE— u..o. Séae los apd the ne- of a banner on which will | Ita % by 0o Sapurior snvsianat ihe n..-fi.., ¥ A ich at t i to) —— a Toulon letter: " nseri| o o o e e £ 0r000,000, have been Teducod o ebot AUSTRIA o ot s boa boen_elrealating hare ot (he sabjood of | "ABATRAY, PRRKANO'Y TRIAL—THY RINCYRSD IN e abed el b Mre Tt Linger | oo SheTies wioses irestsesdvockiimgthoroorgaaiasbion £5,000,000, 804 assets amounting to nearly £1,500,000 are § ovents in the China and Japan seas French Government, VENETIA—NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE POPE. bis subjects.” - G iian aavy: i, Or fortunately, 18, Guvertment Row awaitiog distribution. The eircular deprecates the THR JUDICIAL PROCEEDINGS AGAINST PENEDEK. :’"“f" '}"“"‘,"';\"',‘,,"‘d‘::"’x"“;",' From Our Bpecial Correnpondent. But in what do the Roman people of this consist? | was unwilling w'yl;l!tl 1o his prvjm" The D'V‘“"!:: legal fags commenced by some of the sharcholders | The Emperor, in letter to the Miniater of War, orders B i ing il further ceders, 8 Fuourxce, Dec. 1, 1806, | For upyward of 2,000 oo Rome has maintained her right | and Bureaucracy,it is said, feared the adoption of a system the of the world, aud | which would lessen the number of public sercants, and ex- as dosply prejudicial to the realization of the estate, s | all further judicial proceedings against Marshal Benedek | Misonaries required an exeiuplary chastisemers ke Fovnid | 1 my Yetter of the 17th November I gave » brief swn- | to of lialy, the mog“ : Shey il expenten herey to sn sbormous ot | acd oer geerasfor theix condict during the e war | 18 AL TR i ok socunt | o 2 b contenta of & penphie by Pofessr Pusguale | 1heviews oo ber forum s not the Fatiems o Q0 TRty | Bote e e Mariss Departmest, s i way of The dnbgm??: Iu:):d‘o:'!mm »?fi:??.'n North Amér. | 10 be dropped. A doputation from the Lower Austrian There. was o objection o engage 1n & hasardous opers. | Villari, entitied ** 4 Chi ¢ la Colpo.” 1t bas already §0n® | heads of every ltalian patriot, who is resolved that she | sileneing reformers in Goveromestal aire; Sipeletiors Diet rad presented to the Emporor the address requ tion before obtaining & full knowledge of the spproaches | 1hrough several editions, but T now allude to it sgain to shall still be the uud.’:m:n&ht 2 Hudonl;, if"“"n:fi.ma.mfl;‘m the. kf’u‘r.nl, n:&wve' u:"uzu matg or geograph- t tages o o y R "ar) nf [va e position T & jean Provinces! had organized themselves into a con- and resistin i power of that mysterious country, The prudent t ting however little sho may be by relate a fact, lllustrativo of the good TM auimating 80 | C oy osition to the demands of » modern capital. naval station and & merine school. Maldivi and Fambri :;re“l,l“' n:dmhelt;ldlrx)ly -Allgmgr under the Presidency of | the convocation-of the Reichsrath. His Mujesty rep the Government are in some sort confl Y Yali this 1 Milan: - on. Jawes McDonald. " gy & . i , . = s 1 E 'LOOAL GOVERNMENT OF LONDON. that he would take their request into consideration. ‘r.:“ n.lfi.miln'.'l dl..‘:” :. ng ‘p_:;:n:':d’ 'l,:u: '.'.'.'. -r:; ::I:’!‘ - ::I'l;:b-. mmnnm- :'"n ety ds“:m. ted | stronghold of .me:amm, and (yrauny during the | served the Republic im the revolution of 1849, Mr. Charles Buxton, M. P., presided over & meeting ADDRESS OF THE HUNGARIAN DIET. e e great dister, oblged 40 | ¢ 4ltion through ll the clies of Italy, and is now doing | Senturies under which b, je3 submitted to ecclesiasticn! | * Prof. Seolai, another depaty, i8 also 8 Veuetian, author held st St. James's Hall on the night of the 1ith, to pro- | PrsTH, Dec. 12.—The following is a more complete sum- be continually casting the lead in the waters where the tides | ( same good work for the cities of Venetis. tAnother | domination, she is stil) beld -mddby '{n Catholic world | of varigus treufises on public economy; a Professor in the mote & reform in the locsl government of London. Mr. Bt 116 Galh od the, aidraas which il (be. discosnl | o T e Seied o el asts itk ol Bours be | $h.1 - eitivem, Balvagnols, has proposed, in orler to i | 89 the temple of their religlon, the dweiting of tieis High | wellkuown and antique Univermitics of Piss eud Pavia;« mary of the draft of the address which will be discuss: found himself at lnst stranded on cora! reefs withi all his littie prove industrial akill .h“\,.s‘h number of young ar- Priest. intelligent middle class (if such exist), from | an *emigrant’ on account of Ausirian seventy, and & y whom all rational liberty proceeds, are small in mz:b-r wan of extensive ieal information, particularly valce Al Thomas Hughes nnd other spekers pointed out tht Lon- fotilin, consisting of the steam corvette Primauguet and several omas e e O PPt the large provincial towns, | 00 Saturday next in the Lower House of the Hungarian | fotilla, consisting of {1 . {isans should be sent to Paris next yeur to take o lesson 4 S having, mo: carporate udity and Tife, aud the following | Diet. Tho sddress statcs that the last Royal tescript hus gl gusbosts, A, catasiopls BEmeae e rge oy | froin the examples of foreign o L L e et | A lost i the midstof & countless maltitudeof abie o tho auntry ust vow. 11 e sbotld roveton the resolution in favor of radical reform was agreed to: ¢ That | not beeo able to allay the spprehennons entertained by | thnr dungerous posiion, After ths eecape e Frencl sgund: | Exbibition. Au amendment has been, '%'mn'ip'fmdub’ &'Lh‘!'."i.‘.fl‘li‘."fi“‘..’.‘:’l““ “".‘_‘.',“'::;:“‘ ""l‘;; f':’;k:é' ;::;ng‘:;gn mndm& e ST 7o sy attei t d th isti it i uny , notwithstanding the promises an the acknowl- , trust tirely to the p of C nder Guerin, as bein, the Vinel! D'plll‘llvl of 8 eit) w h it has J na! €| y » e e e Tae sstabtibimont, of | edetments of he i e ey b e | T iahi® corrct, mads way towani the mouth of & Fiee | boen suggosted that inatead of i wenCto Parls, these | hus chosen ber place. ‘The shopkecpers who depead o | loug tizie resdent in Egypt and the Iovic Islands. - Ho mapieipal institutions similar to those enjoyed by other | the request of the Diet for an immedinte reéstablshment | idicated a one of the prineipal outlets of the capital of Coren. | young men should be maintained for & yeat or more at va- their gaius from the swarme of !-i{l wisitors eatnot | 1a vary fond of, and very suecessful in, comwercial opera~ cities aud towns in the kingdom, would secure a govern- | of the constitution has not been complhied with Ascending the stream very slowly, they reached, at fourleagues | iong geats of manufacturo abroad. Great credit is, how- | desire any change which wight diminish their custowers, | tions, from which it isinferred Le will oppose with gieat Tent ealculated to command the confidence of the in- | The address requests the Emperor not to render a satis- Shedenih. »lespe village, where n strong body of armed | oyor, given to Salvaguoli for bis first idea. ~As snother while the peasantry, poor, igaorant and &n ‘“’“‘[."“Y ability and, it is hioped, With equal success, financia¥ babitants.” factory reconciliation impassible by postpouing the re- Pemscmen® SR T iab That Rk et Ineans to promote and encouragd the industry of the coun- | * of & free Constitution a8 the Queen of Spain has lately | abuses. Italy ex from bhim good counsel in regard : attempte at o conference, the Admiral, see resnce | eshs o promota i ancoragd he Indueky LMD S0 | sl of her peope, « Whatdoowe cas o ibrty compared | to i immen deb s $1AN SO0 17 the B, i with our souls ** Until & whole system based on caguistry | these ne-xrlemd "Members of Parliament, Capt. Fam. llodlnAlllA'l‘IOl or ?’nllun‘ - ;lfl()llllhn;nfil :f. the legal basis of piblic sffuirs, and con- | ¢y uge no ceu-l‘ion of the work, destroy e noe‘.d- by T e Aater of A = = ‘The journals discuss with & t deal of interest & plan ues 88 follows: v cannon shot, and fired grape into the hostile corps d'armee, , the Minister griculture and mmerce hus . b . it T tuations in the life of nat hich can never 1} 4 . and hypocrisy be swept away, the finest race in the world | bri, even the ultra Republicans buve entire eonfidence. 'm ere are situations in the life of nations whicl which took to flight in every direction. During this sbort en- ued a circular, calling on the Syndies and suthorities in - Yatsabiak an i rihy njoyment | Yo dtter of the others they would bivo prefe ‘Mastics, for reorgunizing Germany n by Prince Albert in 3 1858 be maintained without dsuger. Such is the case when the in- bt Xed thut the Corean iroops marched Pro 2o b thee eoRanba s SO S ternal affairs of s nation have heen unsettied for n Jong period, Efi!fi;fli‘m‘t’l‘;‘h’t‘.:fl"gmu:rn"nl oo sokliers werearmed | autciel P,.',},",';.: gt ‘ff,',::’,:f:'l’:: :m";",'m“w“mm of freedom. To maintain Kome and the Romans a8 they | now in Geros, » man who gave up his position in the ma~ The Smithield TRIELD, OATTLE o Lo agy Always dasgerous sncha position of things it in tho prescut | with bows and arrows and carried pikes. The admiral, who | of Jialy'in the approaching Exbibition. It has been sup- | fre, ‘would be, as it has been, & crying iniquity, which 10 | rive iu 1860, when began some of the most Sagrant abuses ¢ Smithfield Cattle show goes on ratherlanguishingly. | day particularly perilons when we are threstened by great | only intended to ma ydrographical reconnaissance to facili- "Ym Tl wines '{n ot bear cxport like those of | doctrine of axpediency can Justify; and no revolutior, | of the systein. 1f, however, a wisiake bas been made, 19 K: however ssuguinary, (and we trust such may be averted) | will be rectified a8 soon a8 the short scssion is over aud The exhibition is rather meager and the visitors not nu- | European questions calenluted to produce serious complica- | tate ulterior operations, has left these fnbospitable shores to join werous, tions. Our own affairs and those of the Empire generally are i he C) " ‘rance and Spain; but this appears to n error, fos- . e ki not 30 completely set in order that we could Tt e 'the | Ml squadroa s the Chins ess. R ¥ Retsata rho dase o Aates I cominerce | ¢an be comparable, as au_eil, to the misery "’;‘f da- | the elections for the loug term are called for. The eom- FRANCE. emergencies that might arise; forcign complications might INDI-A r") CHINA. more thau i political power south of the Alps, and cons tion mflicted on mankind by the continuance of & Papal | iy few mouths will give s opportanity for testing the . reach us a8 by some unforeseen incidents.” firmed by the condition of the wines themselves, caused Government iu the heart of Europe. qualities and integnty of the Inrner.t d »puties, and tho RUMORS OF MINISTERIAL CHANGES. The address requests his lhi;-ly to grant means and op- INDIAX FINANCES. by neglect in the mannfacture. It has been proved on ———— people will know who to clect for the lnnwiod whichy " portunitities to the Dict for effecting a satisfactory com- The Times says the reason for the Government having nation that th a0 wines, if rly wade, are VENICE. I8 to follow. The whole Provisce of Venetiais entitlcd Rumery ot M. Toukdy_oitty sechioment, o other | pyonie, notified so much beforo the requisito time that Indis ’:i.uuu;obleol:m 't tho Frenen and gpmllh' sad i to o representation of 50 members, the number alons r THE CITY AFTER THE LATE PESTIVITIBS—RXPENSES OF | 1, susiicient to give huportunt indvence. Everywhe.o ‘per cents will not be paid off in 1870, is said to con- | they are expected to form a fruitful branch of commerce. changes of moment in the French Cabinet, were again in “ Before all,” it continues, “ it is necessary to that end that | Five the coustitution of Hungary should be comyletely redstablished. | sist simply in the fact that, looking st the railway and | ~plast Wednesday, the 28th of November, Professor Yal- catried on .u the Sawe wauer, the THE FETES—ELECTION FOR DEPUTIES TO THE ITAL- | the eleetions Lavi g for or against the ecandis «circulstion. We nsk this in the interest of onr own country, of your Majes- 4 ' « THE POPE. ’ - ty, of the dynasty, and of the whale Empire. Oar IR e gt “i'f,‘;"’:"",‘u"lf,:fl' ?,";',;’,7,‘,,\‘.::',:‘,'5::‘ wes | latl began his Winter course of lectures at the Lustitute. JAN PABLIAMENT—THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES— | S4n6 CRERRORIT Ts00e bdo' 11’ Detn Becemary Lowvox, Dec. 12.~The Patrie of this morning ex- | Jtifed by the (undamental Inws which form the busia of the | v© BRCRRICE 8 (1 PGetE ‘Mid that it the power | Liia subject is Florentine History, The inferencodrawhl | yy\q pResuNTATION PROM GENOA—COMMKRCE i repent the ballot. It bas heen, perhaps, wisely suggested prosses very uestly the Imperial ides about the Pope. 1t | mutual legal relations between us and the Imperial dynasty. of Sabempuet B e Teies Ll s ast tho | fiom this lecture, is that one of the principal causes why s to sl the beli. A e ey I8 e says: That possion of the Toyal Heséript which refers to the common | holders were entitled to this kndwledge a8 5000 a8 it could | Republic as flourishing as that of Florence inithe sixteonth WITH AMERICA. that the aitestion of the Pasameut wuy be ditecied to 2 Ihe exécution of the September Convention will be a fait | aflairs of Austria and Hungary, and to the draft of tho Com- be conveyed to them. century, and a8 superior in_civilisation and wealth, (con~ | yrom Our Spectal Correvpondent. diminishing Its own numbers, wi e e Ringe aceompli to-magow. Despite sinistar propbecies and violeut | mittee of Fifteen, cap only be discussed when the Diet is jna FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE. S sidering its size) to the monarchical States of that period, VENICE, Dec. §, 6. | . 10.‘ "l;mhm:;le;::e f:fi’#:':nce:&fii:xfi, ;Mur’.' eck’s ship- | fell so,easy a prey to foreign und and domestic tyrants, Was | Doubtess it secms an age to'that fast people over tic [y pyreg i (he Parliument, It is evident that g,.""g.‘;,,, eacitementa ; deapite counsels more taterested than sincers, we | position t consider the wholo constitutional scheme, and to | Bownav, Nov. 39,—Cotton rather firm ments, 10,800 bales, Exchange 2/ {d. t o ghts to Liver- | the uarrow spirit which confined the privileges of freedom sen since the celebrations consequent upon the King's | liean party Las had immense influcnce in determining the firmly hope that the Pope will not_sbandon the tomb of the | pass resolutions in reference thereto.” . Pius IX. will remain at Rome protected by the Cou- The address again requests that those persons upon | ;o0] 49/ 6d. " ;-l-lzllh; :mh‘ :’L-“wkln loyally executed, and which Italy | whom lcmcnm‘i.-" been passed, or who are exiled for | ‘fiiwlru, Nov. 29, -Exchange, 2/ {d. Freights to Guilds, ?fia‘% :h'o'lt::l?;'l-‘;::o 3::;:‘:::‘: entry iuto Venice, while in our wore quiet life w are still | seleetion of live men who pprociate the condition of the N % politioal offeuses, shall be aunesticd. Lingland, 40/, {uflic od them beyond their ¢ity, and they prowoted the | living upon aud talking over the brilisut fbtes. ¢ Seems | couutrr and will endesvor to rectify many of the eryivg : ‘that we listened. to the morning salute, | evilsof the Government. “'Why may we not hope that the Pw:i rising by virtue of | © « The fulfillment of these requests can alone satisfy the Hun " his great ity above the jons which around him, on, * and give ho e 4 A Hong Kong dispatch says that the pirates who | exteusion of terntory on all sides, under the jurisdiction but as yestel 5 : “a‘:"m:e”’m e ('u{ -] Paniicte, be willng &'.‘-%?.L"m’.'u"'“ PR lr e ATrangeRcit of e succest | gaized the American “K"""‘ en. Sherman, after tying | of the munici M?b\u the y uylndnu‘ citizens of | and u.’?-'mn cheers from the reo le a8, with his noble | A flag presentation has lately been made in Venico by & 1o give to the Rowans an administrutive system more in har Tn conolasion, the address requests his Majesty not to | the crew to the masts, sot vessel on fire, and lh-:-fi the cong ore n&. subjects of Florence, mot | escort, Victor ‘Emanuel left this eity for Florence. For a | delegation from Genoa. The occasion awakeued many I perished, also two English passengors. free men. The , therefore, weakened rather than week the King had continuously received the heartfelt | bistoric recollections in the bearts of the people, wi 1o, and witnessed the zealous patriot- | ancestors inolden time rivals upon the sca, and Thoky with the spirit of the age, and t take due ncount of | 41t ¢ = ; . et I y the fulfiliment of these demands, and states that the those political necessities 10 which ull sovereigns are subjeet 1" | yy.0 hog loarned with grest satisfaction from the Royal — strengthened t poli f th W) red charncter suffe: ct ; power of the Republic. Thus 1t hos [ welcome of the peop e D ttias, o0 huniag ia'this RAY Rescript that the Emperor intends to introdace in his MALTA. always been; -sigh! i- | 1sm in bis newly-aequired Provinces, L el ittt whak. | . TR ..,..;m!... ‘Soenes of the eelebration and festisi- whose commerce, secging the furthest borders of the then known world, often brought the two powers into eollison, buman institutious, so chaugin s X bility which characterizes ous things ' Will the | other Provinces also the principle of Ministerial responsi- THE MALTA AND ALEX B fices the interest of any oneclass, or race, or majesty of the Pontiff be mw:x-rd by n‘f-in. more liberal | bility. 4 gl g v“mn‘,up:‘-, n_'_'_,'n,l.' u:l'._.“::;:'f:?:n‘;a Tele- | 8t the time, is lnppole‘ to be the intorest of the dominant | ties passed off with a wonderful degree of success, and | The most desperate conflicts upon mc‘n,m in m..u, institutions to the Koman people ! or will Le be less revercnced Prsta, Dec. 12—Evening.—The extreme left of the | graph line is again ruptared, The fault in the eable is 230 class, of tace, OF Order, is, soouer or later, sure to meet | to Ul {ire satisfaction of Monarch and people. Butthe | were fooght between the guh;l.- of Venice au non, by them wheu he shall bestow his benediction upon Kome aud | Lower House have resolved to submit to the Diet a'sepa- | miles from Alexandria. with its just reward. 1t 18 1o the enlarged spirit of liber- holiday, with its romautic displays and excited feelings, | each party seeming determined to exterminate the ow;: universe in the great Cuthalie festivities 1" o eiraft of an nddress. The sittings of the Committee on | — The Hawk, st Alexandria, will proceed to repair tho [ ality, induced by & common desire o i thewselyes of | has goue, giving way to loug days of Actuslities—or | or perish in tfhe ‘?llemp!. Genon was st ond i in fho ‘The Constitutionnel says that there will not be to-night | Common Affairs commence on Monday next. damage as 5001 a8 the weather is favorable. petiy tyrauts supported b{ foreigu usurpers, as well s of | earvest struggle, 10 which enthusi alone will notavail. possession of a Venetian genersl, whese ect A asiugle soldier on Papal soil, from which the Independance e e the "High Priests of Catholic &m.mdnm, which has Stripped of her gay decorations, Venice beging to count | until by some interposition be consented to withdraw. A% Belge infers that the Patrie wan ill-informed whenit stated ITALY. 5 given power to the revolution from whence hus sprung | the cost of her gaieties, and though she does $o in no be- another time, when the wer broke out nn-nhflnd wazed that four companies would remain uatil the end of the Frozxxcr, Dec. ll—-K\’emnx—'A royal decree hos bren FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE. union, with an Italian Nation snd Government. grudging, regretful humor, yet com) arisons must be mado | hot rn.hfl\'»me revenge and hatred von bo & sides, the month. jssued C'Z'in " the convention sigped by the Italian — "There is here, st present, u colored lady from the States. | and accounts sottled. Somo very large items foralean | Genoese lauded at the outer y‘r;n of Venice—Malmoeeo— It is still reported that M. de Sartiges remasius in Paris Mlmnum Public Works with mg: Rowan Railwa) DUBLIN. Some years ago she was refused a passport Lo travel on the | purse are found, a8, fot instance, the * llumination of the | after having destroyed the en:mm geer. The usaal 10 accompany the Kmpress to Bome, while the Liberté be- | ¢o1nan y BY . Kt n continent by Mr. Buchanan, at that time Awer- | Piaz costing "w.uoo francs,” and the * King's gal- m&'forlnnaof Venice—8t. Mark, or St M.z:i:; lieves that the journey of the Empress has been indefi- g o TLATIONS. IMPORTANT SEIZURES BY THE GOVERNMENT—DISCOV- | joan Minster to England; ho used the ples thut she was | lery, 40,000 francs,” head the colimn, followed by items ‘né‘-.—-u”vcd her from entire destriction., Ind nitely . Itis quite natursl that others should B N§a0 4 ERY OF A MANUFACTORY OF ‘‘GREEK FIRE'— | no eitizen of the United States, and had no oulnlz‘; She | for the ten magniticent galleys for the mun‘uzel oflicers, | ** Cougeil” would have aceepted avy terms of capitalation infer that the French em) awsitsin Paris the ve. | The mismve of M. Tonello refors only to relizious mat- DETENTION OF A SUPPOSED YENTAX PRIVATE sccordingly caused herself to be naturalized an English- | at half the cost, each, of the Royal barge; furdishing the short of anuililution, but the Gengese thirsted for Mi sult of the negotiations between Rome ‘and Italy. The | ters. ThoItalian Goverment has already disposed of ATEER~ | yoman, thou & neceesary and wise step, mm‘n, Biippily | Royal palace, loft vacant by tho serere * pucking-upy of | and Venice wust be huwbled aud destroyed. Unconditionnl Paris correspondent of the Independarce Belge nsserts that | ) rq of the four points of difference. It Lias recalled all CAPTURE OF A FENIAN COMMITTEE, &0, {or the progress of civilization, s well 18 for the growth, | the Eiwparor when Lo vacated the premises, added | surrender must be mado. The same broad * Lagune M. Persiguy has refused in jon to Com, ¢, and for 1 ! From Our Special Correspondent. prospenity und moral influence of the United States, 8ho | to sundry other items of more or less 1mportance, which | which bad been a burrier against the bordes of Attila from e Tl epion b, | (PRI T I S v Do, D 1 .| g e g i 065 Crie i | (e sbors o7 S T A el | e B e e i ar- ps Ay A Jor _ VE& v ol “ imited scale, after s y | tio e C 3 e L i Y The Goverament are now going to their work *with | PUE JRad. Ding. et dence 1n Kag) 4 will not blawme the poor Venotrnn, for such asive | The Genoese established &Mm»:vevx upon “fic H c%ru 0 their soundings, which the Ven Auother correspo) t of the same i dinal nechose had lm;.fl viol oath of allegianee to the Government, and professes & wil- . - v hospit hlur,nd.::nanfln m;’::m :: the mnp:n:m a:: lingness to f‘um[m)miu on the question of reducing the | their coats off.” Daily, slmokt hourly, they are snspping ““h'm"““"'h""’ ;:M.M.':'ll:: é:.:h:h'.‘lmm;wuu : pumber of Seea 1t has further made & fait accompls - 15this city sud o alt o luxuries, nu.dclnglu;lby. umrfe ubl.\en't‘iln ul “:n :r the lagoon 'u‘:dm L ety e} which letter the ild langu: up young men in this city and in ll parts o country | A philanta desire to ded 1n the late war | them)—make v total sxpense of the reception of the | tisns mavaged to disturb in various ways, uutil one by en to the oleflr that w] d.nl:'fll::qh "me Cndl‘::i the appropriation of couventusl property and provided | oy, ¢ barest suspicion of & connection with Mhm.z bm’:;m her to l"l:ene:‘ ..uf:: o;:nlhl ago; her | King, for -Mtlfth public treasury is liable, accordiog to | new ships of war were fc in the great erscnal of the the security of the Holy S, he yot belinved that the oceu- | Salanes for the members of tho religions orders, and it is | . in noway serapulous about the business; g wore 0 longer needed; and sho 18 now thereforo | diffeftnt Suthorities, ravging from six to fon willious of | Kepublit, masy of them built from the proceeds of rich pation had beco! n:{nunv profound peace reigns believed that the Pope may be induced to overlook this oy aasininorwey 0 ‘businese; G oceupied pursuing her studics under the most celebrated | francs, which is ofly o portion of the setual outlay, s tho 'ewe!l. freely given by the Vepetan ladies. Noble in the Peninsula, that he has evtire coufidence in altogether. Onos having settled the ecclesiastical differ- | eritical time is supposed to_be at hard, and they think it | surgeon flm, and has obtained sdmittance a8 a nurseinto | citizens in theit private ity oxpended, each secording | listed fu the service, “and all classes furnisbed recruits 5th of September, and that this mfi-, it h':m-d nuu': r:. Tm;'«h:flg fi'g‘ :‘ixl;" i | better toert on the safe side of the line; that is, better to | the hospitals. Her color, fur from proving 8 ‘uum«.?. :: his ability. iglore the u.l'}-lm :‘?‘tm:&flh&r- ma(‘.lx V‘e:cee::r;lhl'e L-":."‘., .]_ue-lr‘.1 mnsd :‘ fium{ i exercisa “n o wi Al dreds of i persar hing the very who perl ertain extraya- | while ally ) R oy o s hine pamekan Ay BERx: JESH T To "th '&"-' i&mufl:‘q A:l m'::m m.fa'u: |r:n! R of the [:m about to be conferred n | Pisani, telesged h’m 4n vnjust imprisonment atan hour canvention affords socuri opportune the mission of the Holy Father. %. Monde (Catholic) chnel‘oin short it is the common opinion: thet once the . 1 1 profaced blicatios Archbishop Dorboy's modernte two Powers begin to talk they.will arrange all their out- the time fixed for & *rising” by James Stephens has stinguishes to di ‘an°| them by the change, pawned their clothing to b n | when he could save his country, aided the Nondement T . g 4 standing difficulties. . Whetlier the Joniis, the Garibaldi- | passed, than to leave any out who would be likely to rally ::5 ..'mn of m."l‘x::u'." md:f; ader : skia 8o m::'fdfi for n-g-;':n.'-‘. flags ¢ miing in their tarn ntd fhe arrival of the valorous 5 Tew lnn.u’finl expedi- v Christians are & sorf of chleroformiste. The ans, the Roman populace or the Roman committee Will |y ;00 gt the summons of the Hoad Center. stades darker than their own, Bands of the puwnbroker, that their wretchedownermight | tion, won_ an. almost miraculous victory. Now when thess.ob love to sleep, to. dream amamastaf:| precipitato mattere by viclent action bas teen § uestion "The trinl of Admiral Persaso is to be reopened this day, | bo s ith bread, during the interval oocurring afler | Geion ad Venice are rejoleing over the union of Ml-': Qlike whatever shakes them out 4 Wixurious | Of Some moment, bui i so 10 longer to the majority. When Dr. Power was arrested last woek there was found | i, jyt of December, He does not %o shrink from. | the soidiers’ . receplion beforo. the entrance’ of the | is s very proper mowent for the decendents of those q w.ummzw, do ‘”m ' o —— on him, or in his house—if wo may credit the police—a | the invest ,mmn” to nmnfl,fl“fi:" de- | Kinge y _menus - best known to themselves r:nrfill aud fierce enemies to unite i this lumblg'h Haveo s THE PAPAL STATES.' list which implicated & number of persons, snd would lead | fense, nud ds Believe that the chief the | they mannged to s themselvew of their fiags for the | iu friendly iuterchange of mutual civilities, cansot and gannot quit Rome. Wo hear this | o 12.—The Peter's Pence of sinee Seps | to thelr ‘Whether in nee of such & die naval defest at will rest on those officers-who re« | royal tion, and beve passed from publie obsereation, | most richly wrought in gold upon a ground e ‘meanwhile the chloroformist outinies his funetions uz, Dee. oriags - qpiue, - Y fused to obey the of tholr ohiet, -An artile in the-| uatil @ day or twasince, when they dded somewha to | in ¢ Ttalian colors, wounted upon & day wrri 3 tember, 1859, smount to 53,000,000 fraucs. covery or not, seversl persons hisve been taken into cus- | Reoua des Den Mondea'‘of November, entitled Lissa, | the difficulties of pnau positiod by present - | carved and gilded. The simple words “‘.’21 flag THE MEXICAN QUESTION, The (pinione of to-day states that the convention for | tody in Dublin since then. I mentioned in my last letter | points ous the ‘of Admiral Versano’s tactics, which | selves at the municipal offices, 10 the ‘or | pressed more. than voI-s of speech u!;‘..... Pats, Dec. 12.—Tho Moniteur publishes advioes from { (o apoortionment of the Pontifical debt arrived here to- that while I was writing, on Saturday night, arrests were | are exoused on the Mw*ormmmud 300, abd demanded "either Jto§ be suj W) kyor | Venezia.” 0 b sl the City of Mexico to the 9th ult., which state that thie | o & - being made ip & tobaceonist’s ahop at the corner of Sack. ( naval ‘warfaro since steamers and iron: have | funds from the public exchequer. The official recognized | The bark J. 'W. Webster, from l‘hi‘&!‘l{l Just ‘Maximilian wes stillat Orlzabs, and that nothing | 487 from Paris for miiication. Villest, The proprietors, two respectable young men, | been wubst ‘for ssiling vessels. : Thoum as AheToprosaniatives Of thousunds in the'eityi-who | eatered the harbor iaden with 2,750 barrols ;', e, timu 1o show vh:; x wlterior .tnm.um '5',"% Letters regeived bere from Rome assert thatat & eon- hmme‘v‘-, odla the nlme;f K:}ly. were mwm-'umnd. 1'=e clmr.n v:uum Venetia for .t‘hmin‘ hl..,uo:;:aln_- 10 ook for the luu: — '\- wisely | This is the “",‘, ‘aip from Amt:éin in this poit for more eopcentration troops,” nl story On ht the polic ton b n Y en! ‘considernble +Here { ado) ineastires; & cotnprom effocted @ year. B Are ke to—i f by +10.ba.held, on e 134h nate; e Popo will deliver I'q::‘hu;:t.{hl:‘wd:n{:r:rlnr::t:unyi 5";;::!: ::‘-o ; hmn :: 14 centuries enjoyed the | b .l’.m»m O‘f‘:fi"fll‘ the pumber 6 thed Tl r' ; ,ng‘dldcovn;m;rinl 5 é-ns i‘:& u‘: n.&s lic of orld and the new blic of the teur, hbdn:d-u-mnlmwmofluym- » 4 pastant, g #4 | ®bighly mportant allocution. - Stack, and ook into nine na whom they | privilege of an independent State, whose and | chioes uged for deepening and cleani; ¥ ving The. lxmmml of tosday contradicta n statoment | Furin aud Plorence papers eay that the National Com~ | found enjoying theiwsclvfn ut his um“‘.‘ Drandy, | Ecmstitutions) t ra..w.l for of | ewpl t fr th n;k o, Whi %«l Worldats monent: when they ase onlennga DO that tho © ouse officials 3t Vors Cruz had refused | witteo ot Romo bas organised @ National Goard, und tat punch, The men, though taken quite by surprise, had: | thio most ‘Betions it &rly Asys, but who, by | work at the arsenals, and othors still were to w e | period in theis bistory,