New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-10
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.

The L. 6. Mail Steamship Atlantic, Capt. w EST,
wbieb sailed from Liverpool at noon on Wednes-
S,v. the 29th ult arrived here yesterday about "a
o'clock. having accomplished the voyage in eIeceH
1o,,, and our hours. This is one of the quickest
passages ever made from port to port, and nearly
souals the unrivaled trip Of the Asia, y hich was
10 DAYS and hours to Boston-a route nearer by
s1s miles then that of the Atlantic. Allowing
nineteen hours for this difference Of distance, the
Asis's time was only four hours shorter. We feel
eonGdent that the passage will yet be made in ten
days.
The steam ship Canada arrived st Liverpoo, on
the Goth ut.
The Atlantic brings 70 passengers a list of whose
names will be found in another column. Among
them are G. w. KENDALL, Esq. of the Nep. Or
leans Picayuae and Capt. LUCE, who is to com
nand the steamer Arctic.
From our foreign files received by the Atlantic,
we arrange the following interesting particulars of
latest news;
ENGLAND.
The Greek Question.
Nor can it be doubted that the Russian Cabinet
n prepared, in conformity with its very solemn
declarations, since made public, TO mark its sense
When the note of the Goth of April was written,
might still be hoped at st. Petersburg that the
mediation Of France would prevail; we have yet
besrn the effect produced on that Court by the
nnewal OF coercive measures but it cannot fail 10
le AZ least as acute as it was in Paris.
Meanwhile, the indications already given by
Lord Palmerston of similar designs against Naples
and Tuscany have put all the Powers on their
guard against the recurrence Of such surprise as
Inc blockade of the PirRus. The French fleet has
been fer some months in the Bay Of Naples pre-
pued 10 ward off an attack IN that quarter, and
With instructions to support the King oil the Two
Settles.
The Grand Duke Of Tuscany being similarly
threatened, applied for the advice and support OF
Northern Powers; and though we believe that an
arrangement has since been made to refer the Leg
horn claims to arbitration, the Cabinets oil Russia
and Austria have seized this opportunity to an
nounce that as Lord Palmerstan holds the private
claims of British residents in foreign countries to
be subject for the interference Of the British deet
andinot to be within the exclusive jurisdiction OF
the municipal laws Of those countries, they demur
in principal to any such pretension, and that they
shall take measures 10 restrict the admission OF
British subjects to reside in their dominions Ii
any such measure be acted upon, 1t can scarcely
fail TO produce very inconvenient aud unpleasant
consequences, and it would unjusty inAct on the
mercantile classes of Englshmen the recoi of for.
eign policy in which they have no part. But after
TAat has passed ace feel more regret than aStoaiSh
meEt 10 learn that such things are possible, and zee
fear that Il must be added that the departure ofthe
Russian Minister from London must be anticipated
al no distant period.
These occurrences, happening in rapid success
fion, and accompanied with Nndisguised aversion
on the part Of foreign States not matters OF in
difference They are, on the contrary, warnings
and precursors OF state Of isolation utterly at vari-
snce with the inclinations, the tradition, and the
interests Of Great Britain.
From the first hour Of Lord Palmerston's return
Office, these results have been steadily foreseen
and predicted They were then discernible TO an
attentive observer OF the future; they are now Wis
l0le In the broad daylight OF the present.
Bat We confess we were not prepared for the
hnentsble climax OF so daring career, and it may
seem hard that after so many greater Achievements
which have been unavenged, the claims Of Don Pa.
Chico should prove the last drop which makes the
cup Of bitterness overflow.
Is it for such a cause as that that we are to be
called upon to confront our former allies, and TO ex.
pose the vast interests of this Empire to the ad-
verse chances Of universal hostility
London Times, May 25.
departure oil Sir John Ross for the Archie
Regions.
- srRASSAER, Friday NAV q
Between 10 ana ii o'clock last night Sir John
Ross, with Commander Phillips left I,orh~ys, -,
his hazardous enterprise. The Felix. with hsr
tender in tow, was towed cut Of the Loeb bv one
q the Suanraer steamers. The yacht or tender
Uwhatever she may DO called is decked boa, Of
about IL tuns built on the Norwegian model and
more likely to prove an incumbrance than an as.
sistsnce to the gallant officer. Should the Felix
encounter bad weather before reaching the ice, the
nSatwin in all probability have to be cut away
ihe special licenses from the Board Of Customs
nad not arrived from London before the sailing OF
INC vessel She is, therefore, liable to be detained
our tnere Is no chance Of such an occurrence.
Liverpool Courier.
rsmsnf Of the Lord Chancellor.
.-Ia nss oeen announced. with some appearance of
ss'nos'y, 'nat Lord Cottenhnm has either tendered
MS resignation, or Is about iroms5;stsiy - A. -
,A lesfe. oeeply that continued illness. without
~. Nc rope o. ls speedy termination has Connected
us Iesoioton on the part Of one of tbe roost shls
equity lawyers we haveseen in orr ,;rns Th 49,
easIness, however, in the Court Of CS. s'ste
seiafely demanded that some changa sloas az
9stey be made. Even in ordinary t;n,as 1.g
Lord Chancellor in fal health, Il has 49, sna win
sxrsmey difficult to keep pace, in tie dec;s;1 o.nd 20
&c Voart, with the progress OF suits. p-n~srs,'
s Is they may have been. The only Lord CO., ,Ia.y
of who possessed energy ard mental sos;.' au.
s'sn to remedy this crying evil was Lord Br,ssS
Who enjoyed the rare distinction Of hsv!r,
cAed up all his arrears without having given IS
~n ir appeals from bis decisions
ILTerpOO Courier.