New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29

var. ssd tbs; for The present they would be closed
The Overland Indian Nail lad arrived IN
London with ds;e- from CAles-ta 70 FEB ) Bombay
FEB II Rangocn Jan IL sai China JAn u Tie news
Of reTOluroa At Ava confirmed. and the King Of
Burrah had beea dsposed By bis brother. An Eng
hsh Auabssssdor thereuPOn sss Oui for the Capital
Commerce IN India active
The unfortunate Australian Mail packet,
Australian bad again sad for h. fog-h tis Pa; back
to Plymouth She sprung, leak in TIE Bay Of Bscsy
and was only saved from laundering BY tae exsrtons
Of The crew and passengers who bad to work day and
night e; the pumps.
At Risca Rock Vein COlliery. in Monmouth.
an explosion occurred on the l2sh Inst killing II per
sors, and i1juring slArger number.
Mr.. Webster in retiring from the msnege-
rnent of the H.ymazkst Theatre. delivered sdmirs
bic farewell address, on the l2ih inst, which was
warmly sppla1ded.
The British Parliamentary Intelligence is
unimportant. The Canadian Clergy Reserves Bill had
been postponed in the Commons all the 18th inst,
The sdvices from Paris state that Louis Ns,
poleon had succeeded in obtaining the consent of hs
Pope to visit Paris in May next 70 perform the I'm
perAl Coronstoa Austria and Russia having relaxed
rs has been seen since the coup 1a, took place
in Psris the I3Sh when nearly 700 embed
and marched in procession corege Of the funeral
Of Madame Raspal, wife OF the celebrated State
prisoner OF that name A detachment Of Cavalry and
an immense force Of sersens de Vile prevented any
speeches over the grave. The proceedings were
Quoted with perfect quetness. The immense line of
men, five deep, marched with uncovered heads and in
.olemn silence, past the Column Of Liberty on the
Place de IA BAsiille This demonstration shows the
great influence stil exercised by RAspaG a Repub-
Hcan leader
The Emperor of Austria attended TIE
Deum in the Cathedral Of Vienna on the 18th. He
was received with great enthusiasm
Switzerland was in great agitstisn in re-
ference to the measures adopted by Austria on It's
frontiers 1t feared some collision would take place
An American lady had been arrested at
Heidelberg. who came direct from the United States
for having a plumber Of pamphlets declared By the
Police to be of a revolutionary character.
The town Of CremOna had been placed in a
state Of siege in consequence Of sentinel having been
killed
The OPiniOHe, of Turin, denies that Mazzni
had escaped on board the English frgate Reribution
The Corn Market at Mark.lane was dull on
the14th inst and prices about cheaper. There was
anxiety realize foreign Wheat and prices were
lower, for floating cargoes the tendency was down
ward Foreign Flour heavy and American Cd. to
/ per Dbl cheaper Barley was dull. Malt firm. In
dan Corn more pressingly offered.
The Money Market was slightly easier and
discounts obtansbe at .. per cent. English Funds,
Railway Shares and Foreign Stocks firm, with slight
upward tendency.
At Manchester the decline in the coarser
description of goods was apparent bu, the general
trade Of the district healthy. At BIrming ham
large orders had been received from Australia, and
shipments continued but fears were beginning to be
experienced that the market would sosn be gutted
The Government had given orders for the Copper
Coinage to be supplied by Birmingham houses in con-
sequence Of the immense demand for Gold and Silver
Coin at the Mint. AZ Nottingham there wa increased
home business although foreign orders were Lessen
ing. In the Wooden districts undated activity pre-
walls at further slight rise In the Irish Linen Market
prices were little lower.
At Liverpool on the l4th there was only a
moderate demand for Cotton. Sales of 5000 bales,
OF which 100 were for expectation. Sales the
18th 5000 ba ga market irmer.
Adyices from China report the rapid and
successful progress Of the rebels Trade in China was
inactive The latest London sdyices had inducedlarge
operations in Tea and the prices Of Congous and Green
Tea had advanced.
By the Overland Mail arrived in London,
intelligence had been received from Sydney TO the 18th
| December, and Adelaide TO the 10Th January The
yield OF gold at the Sydney diggings was reported
greater than ever. The number Of diggers at the
various gold fields was near 10000, whose average
earnings were stated to be ounce per man per
week Trade WIS brisk and prices sustained, with the
exception OF Flour.
A Telegrapkic dispatch from Vienna, of the
18th March announces the death OF Marshal Haynau.
Dates from Alexandria 10 the 9Th March
state that tho Nile rapidly falling Prices Of Grain
bad declined considerably, and several failures had
taken place.
The retail trade Of Paris had slightly i'm
proved and several foreign orders had been received
The price Of Grain and Flour was everywhere falling
In the French markets. The Bourse was exceedingly
heavy. As serious complications between Austria and
Switzerland reported, and the Pope had, u WA
sad postponed the date Of his visit to Paris.