New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-31

sNc'tsnce. 20 accept the Eassiar credentials n
@ersn ne ass suhmsted 30 Necessity the imr~essiu
e.s ossureaoe is 20, eascet OF al the disayposn
ueoh which have lately thokensi on him this Is 4
"s-tseTere' and it viii probably not DO forgotten
iAe n@es OF the 18th inst. says: 1t wa
announced st The PostOHce this morning thar the q,
eten1sr Africs, for NeYo-k wiz bs detan I'd 70
- noofs, and that letters VIII consequently be ia i'm
nSIyN Saturday afternoon. The delay Is unds,
$500 70 nave en- ordered ~ the Admiralty at sre in
sAAce OF Lord John Russell and i probably occasone
WISH 70 send OFT lare dispatches thar rnay hss,r
Sy lns requiring 70 Re brought 10 close be
UT ~ toe 1ei innacon of Mr.. Fmores Presiiency."
ihe only event of political import this week
he ,t1.ement made by Lord John Russell to ths
Co5ps plonatque that be holds ofce only al iH.s-s
WI soon reign bis Office to the Earl OF Clsrsadon
,s vnI o. DaInoose e sppot1tei Constable of DoyH
snh warden Of the Cirque Poarts Lord Dranla.a;y
fesnre) nad been elected for Drunfre shre Scotland
OH nnL Jsrdine, the Naturalist BY whom ne was op-
Pcffd, having Withdrawn The Oxf1rd University sle.
aSI sth trosTec-ed, Mr. Gladstone slightly shssi
stirring.
We learn through the Emancipation of Brus-
eeis iCr we have seen no mention of il in English
prnts that Lord Aberdeen on his accession to once,
hsd caused to be Transmitted to the French Govern
ment note stating that the new Cabne, fastened to
recognize the Empire IN the terms il had bsen
already done by the former Administration bu. ii 30
vthout Wishing to interrupt IN any way the good re-
lsuObs existing beween England and the Northern
by LORD Covley to NJ Drouya de Lhuys who requested
permission n communicates il to the Emperor"
Ihe Daily Meas announces that NJ. Kossuth
H. UNDERWOOD about 70 pay early visit to Amsr
ca, where he election Of Democratic Presiden. has
given many Of his admirers a new influence
The merchants and manufacturers of Biz
nlinghsm have resolved TO invite Mr. InEerso TO a pub
Tic dinner during short visit he Is about 10 pay 20 Lord
Calihorpe At Perry Hall, near Birmingham Should
Mr. lugersol accept the invitation which iris M he
viii, the entertainment in sl probability will take place
on the 10Th inst The contiguous iron districts of south
Siafordshre and East Worcestershire that 50 largely
benefit BY the American trade will doubtless contribute
a large company on theCcca,ion
Amsterdam letters received az London 18th,
announce the failure of Z. Werthemann of that city
correspondent Of Robert +. Prizes. His Liabilities are
large, say from $4,000 to $4,000, and most of the
principal merchants of Amsterdam are sufferers
The London, Liverpool and North American
screw Steamship Company have issued new pros
pecius In which they meet in detail the entire srR-
msnts OF the various Steamship Companies who op.
posed their procuring charter
The Earl Of Stair, q distinguished Scotch no
beman, Just dead, at the advanced age Of a. He "a
succeeded In his title and estates by bis brother North
Dalrymple.
Some excitement has been created at Liver
pool by untoward event that happened on Weines
day l2th inst, on board the chip Guy Mannenng lying
lnihe MeTsey, for NewYork difficulty took place
between two of the sailors, William Christie a New.
Yorker, and Mezia do Costa Portuguese. IA nearly
~ our correspondent come ct the facts the men
had some Misunderstanding in the boat and coming
on board the Portuguese drew knife aud pursued
Christie across the deck which the latter he saws
in self defence, turned suddenly and stabbed Da Coso
four times in the abdomen and back killing him almost
Instantly. Coroners Jury was held and Christie is
committed for trial
A new line of Australian steamers is project
cd, under the name Of the Australian Direct Steam
Navigation Company" 10 ply via Panama any part Of
Central America that may ultimately be found more de-
sirable. Capital one mi lion, In Sos shares.
The Canadian fishing schooner Caledonia, ar
rived in the Mersey, blown off the of Canada
without maps or charts and bore away before the wind
steering b. ). t. until she mad the Saltees, where she
wss taken in tow by the Pelican steamer and brought
into port passage Is days.
Among the members of Parliament, who will
figure at the proposed Conference of the Friends of
Peace to be held at Manchester the 27th and 25th
inst, are Richard Golden, John Bright Thomas Miner
Gibson, Joseph Brotherton, George Hadfeld Charles
Hindey, Edward Mail, b. Smith, w Ewsrt Apsey
Pellatt, James Kershaw, James Bell, John McGregor,
Joseph Crook, W. p. Price, Samuel Carter, Frank
Crossley and Lawrence Heyworth.
The numerous Railroad accidents that have
happened lately have al length stirred up the Railway
Companies IL is consequently announced that the d.
rectors OF the London and North Western about TO
introduce some means OF communication between the
guard end driver of their trains.
Gen. ROsas has hired as residence Rock
stone House Southampton.
On Thursday and Friday, l4th and 18th,
there were 225 ships bound foreign voyages lying
wndbound in the River Mersey, Of which 50 had been
put beck.
The weather in England has been of extraOr-
din sry high temperature for the The mean of
December registered at Greenwich i6o OF Fab.
renheit and the thermometer only once descended be-
low the freezing point The average Of the last forty
il only about 500 o. During the past year. 1852
moro rain fell than in any year of the past forty
The Liverpool and Philadelphia Steamship
Company have completeda contract with Messrs Tod
a. McGregor Of Glasgow, the builders OF the City OF
Glasgow and City Of Manchester, for new screw
steamship 2le9 tuns measurement, to the
Phiade hia station, in addition to their present
err.
On Wednesday evening, 18th, banquet was
given Southampton 10 celebrate the selection OF that
port ihe head quarters ofthe General Screw steam
ship Company. Mr.. Lancaster. Mayor Of Southampton
Mr.. Richard Andrews, Ex.Mtyor, Mr.. J r. Croskey
American Consul, and several other gentlemen made
speeches the occasion. Mr.. Croskeys speech in
pecisl was good one.