New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THB FRANKLIN.
THE POPE COMING TO CROWN NAPOLEON
REPUBLICAN DEMONSTRATION IN PARIS.
DEATH OF HAYwAU.
IMPROVEMENT IN COTTON AND GRAIN MARKE
Dates London, March 10, Paris, Is.

By the arrival of the United States Mail
Steamship Franklin, J. A. WOtton Commander, we
are in receipt Of ususl English and Continental
journsls and correspondence with intelligence OF four
days later date than received by the last Liverpool
packet.
The Franklin left HAvre on the 18th, and Cowes at
6P NJ on the 10th, and arrived of Sandy Hook at
p NJ on the 2sth March. Passage, IL days 10 hours
The F. brings over 100 tuns French and Swiss Goods
and A passengers.
March 81. 9 p. NJ, lat. 1889, Ion. $3.50,
ps,,ed steamer supposed to be the Humboldt bound
East 23d, A. NJ, lat As 81, Ion. 1910, passed ship
George Washington bound West; 2 P NJ, lat. A. q,
lon Al 81 passed Cunsrd steamer, bound East Doth,
"a NJ, lat ~ a. lon 6O.l3, passed Cunard steamer,
bound East 9th P. NJ lat 4Oj9, Ion o. 2, passed
3masted screwsteamer bound East
The following is the Franklin's passenger
Helm Kent, = A. Berlin Dyer Aue. bearer Of dspstehe.
y Iohse jane sargent A. d Bald.in lly
"a BreIe snj adv + Wande,, o. New iok Ml,tneS Gs'I
RamPaeier BoHeln Of PtaaiePha ohef-, hoS q R, ,
svs,ie Jean I.o Jus. yaulfn Msd Mae Fsra'rd hason
Ss,'. jules nsrdy Jean Ferret AuIasie Been Lsaaas
Franco. German Msle Beletn, M,iii, o. If,s-s n
G Grth. MARY Harlns John FrHws, W LaH5ue' hAdaAr
Melville ofEnsland. .
The Washington touched off the entrance Of
Southampton water on the l4th inst and proceeded
on TO Bremen after landing the English and Freseh
mails.
The British and North American Royal Mail
steamer America reached the Mersey the 18th inst
from Boston.
The Cunard screw propeller Andes, which
left Liverpool on the % March for Boston and New
York. having sprung a leak when three days out put
back on the 18th, and was dischsAing Psrt Of her
cargo 20 repair damsges.
In the House of Commons on the 18th,
Mr. Di.raeli wished to make an inquiry Of the Gov.
eminent respecting the relations between Austria and
the Sublime Porte 1t hAd been stated in public jour
nal Of great authority that Hti@dfA had been pre-
.en,ed BY Austria to the Porte containing eight require
aents He had these beside him, but wosld only refer
to two as more Immediately calling for explanation
one of these regarded the immediate evacuation OF
Montenegro by the army Of the Porte, and the second
was reouisiron by which the two ports OF kieek and
sutorpa the only two ports the Adratie by which
Briish commerce the low rate OF the Turkish tan
could pour its goods into that part Of the world "0ah
be closed 20 our enterprise. -. - L.,
This journal alec stated that, unfortunately tne All
afss had not only been presented but accepted ahi
be wished know from the Nope lo'u ~
Msjestys Government had received any y - 80.
eence Of these circumstances; whether me uan'ac
mons between Austria and the Sublime Forte were con
Guided a. they appeared TO be- The noble iord "As pre-
pared to lay on the table Of the House az saen PAPsI
- isht illustrate our relations both with Austria and
the Porte with reference TO these Proceedngst near
| hear. ,.-.,- ,-u,, ~
received ofis inform 4tiOn that hnal Arrangement
| "a -, co,,e 10 between Austria and the sublime
Porte and that tie demand made by Prince Lenln9eh
on the part Of Austria had been agreed 70 o tAe roe
!, W. demanded on the PAT Q, A5s a, ~ ,ss Tsrt
II amy ana that as previous % these event. % en-
should be made BY Turkey on the eoA't i0r
/ purposes Of rrade or commerce ,,., 49,. ~
Ths, dru,snd had been complied VIII AnoSnel u
The demands Of Austria thAt the slass Cue before
The VA a. REGARDED Montenegro, should hoe Se ~ -
turbed and that likewise, had been Asresi 20 ~ -
subject Of tbs las, eondilon 60 SAs.rss
=, oosnntpople the saec; Of which wss thai notn ns
should be done with reierSnee 70 noe -
rirories, Kleok and SatornA S,nJa1 q ~
I Her HAiestys Government Hear, nesI 49,. -.
nv 49, - -. =, ,o-ber coudIrlor, that which rented
q, p1nrsyi.p rrfages serving N the Turk<n ~ ny DC
might observe that the frst demand nsd 0ee-
- a.. Ap.,ris now remained satisfied Sth iheN 70
xsI F-o-r TIE rrrnsisr der. heazr) There was 40
.,innlson win regard TIE Protectlon OF g
tisns al Bosnia and the demand m.ae ~ = .
had also been sceede6 10 Otner deniAn - :,
i,ss s,s,,insS bv Austrian subjects, add Iaose w1
I g. h. ssf..se5 by the payment OF certain s1n -
money With regard % ne rsM heh - - -
ousstSop a. 20 lAyng the papers % nc - v -
hexeen two foreign powers N sn1cn
~, eoustry was not must:stely e0neerped; noe
nerotissions hsd ended sstlsfsesorNy Ana Esl no' II
.uir~j in bosrifes 70 lag the papers on re teoae
"a pot thk the pubic eOnvenlsnee wS1d De pIo1S1-
ss lsyiDs those papers the table eecsnse assoasns
Of tbs knd were sterwsrd eonnented p -, -.
,nosised md thereore the ProtGeron o. ne PePszs
-, t,s-.~,e VIA prudent and sarstsetory srtiis
| usrt of TIE question: Heal, sear .r,.. - s,,o-
NJ pisrssA-But Is to ne pOrts Of hleek and su'o
/ ma were they 20 be closed .~x,lt =.