New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02

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EURoPE.-By the arrivals Of the Cunlrd
steamship America at Halifax, on Tuesday, ani
the Washington at this port on wednesday mora
ing, we have European news to the 18th ult.
Cotton was firm and advancing; breadstuT'
had declined. There is Little general ners Of any
| great interest or Importance.
The fishery difficulty, according 10 the Minis
teral journals is either fully adjusted or will soon
be- on terms Of absolute reciprocity, far as the
mere question Of fishing is concerned. Each party
is to he allowed to fish freely in all waters up to
distance Of three miles from the nearest land with
| in the jurisdiction Of the other. Parliament has
| been further prorogusd to the 2lst October.
G.. 2. r. James the novelist is announced as be-
ing appointed Consul at Norfolk, Va. The Duke
OF Hamilton, the Senior Peer Of Scotland, is deid
The new Cunard steamship is to be Of iron, 1900
tuns burden, and 30 feet longer than the Great
Britain. The London Observer states that Mr.
Thomas Barring comes to this country on private
business only. The Queen and her retinue had
got back safely from Belgium, accompanied by the
King Of that country and suite.
The report of the Coroner's inquest upon those
who fell in the election riots at Six Nile Bridge,
in Ireland, is, that the deceased were wlidlly
murdered by John c. Delmadge, Justice Of the
Peace, and eight soldiers OF the 3lst Regiment
Five Jurors dissented from the verdict.
1t is estimated that half the potatoe crop IN the
infected districts will be saved.
Nothing important has occurred in France since
the fetes Of the 18th. 1t is supposed that Louis
Napoleon's marriage with the Princess Vasa is
broken OF, as she and her mother were to leave
Mannheim in few days for the family estate IN
Austria. The absence Of the President from
grand ball given by the Danes de la Halle has
given rise to a rumor that conspiracy was de-
tected to assassnate him, had he been present. A
French war steamship, the Ariel, has seized three
En- elsh boats for fishing within three miles of the
French coast.
NJ. and Madame Otto Goldschmidt have gone
to Vienna.
The ultra Liberal party in Belgium are deter
mined to defeat the proposed international copy
right law with France, on the ground that the
reprnting of French works is an important
branch of national industry"
Great damage has been done in Spain by severe
ram storms. Bands Of robbers are the terror of
the provinces Of Seville and Cordova. royal
order suspends the further issue of gold coin.
A crystal palace" was opened on the 9th ult.
at Copenhagen.
The advices from Germany are void Of interest.
A good portion of the "German Navy" has been
purchased by Brazil.
The Austrian Government though twice bank
rupt and underssring the slightest confidence,
is to open loan Of 5O,OOO,OOO forms in Sep.em-
Der. No doubt the loan will be effected. The
great houses who take Austrian paper can give
it currency.
There was great show OF rejoicing, when the |
boy Emperor got back to Vienna We earn from
Russia, that her Polish Provinces are panic
struck by the rayages Of the Cholera.
A total change has been made in the Ministry
of Turkey. The Bosnian question between
Turkey and Austria, is assuming a serious APP
pearance.
The ship Prince of Wales, from Australia, had
reached England with 900 ounces of gold, and
reported that 1890 ounces were on the way.
The Sydney Herald makes the amount Of gold
produced in the Colonies since its FIRST discovery,
reach Ia, as ounces, worth over S20,OOO,OOO.
The demand for Cotton at Liverpool was ami |
mated. The sales for the week ending August
GOTH reached ~ $40 bales. The Corn market at
Liverpool was quiet, Flour having slightly de- |
clined. Indian Corn was a little easier The |
prices OF Provisions were somewhat lower.