New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-15
EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE HUMBOLDT.

By the arrival of the United States Mail steamship Hum
bodt j d. Lines commander we have dates from London
to the goth Southampton TO the 30h Paris and Liverpool
to he .9th ult. all inclusive
The news is six days later than received by the last Lv
erpoo steamer the Humboldt having been detained two
days beyond her appointed time at avre, by the want OF
water in the docks OF that place
The Europa arrived OF Liverpool on the 25th ut.
The intelligence brought by this steamer is Of great i'm
portanee politically, monetary and commercially
The following persons passengers in the HUMBOLDT
Cans four children servant Ms Psuqa dlu. M Bertha
ward Riepprech warHs Charles Boudog.uet G. RSsin
SS B SSeS M fTap Boo PS P Bros Ms. dspssns
Miss dEsyssne Mr. md Mrs W. Jung Mr. and Mr. HaI
W. H RaSn ' 6 SshS J. Kosm z KOh Mrs Roberts
Ro, NJ Nj 'Gd Nj Dsas f Eaes ana
Williams LscoGn Mr and Mr. Labatut AID two servant
and MI. Fsse Page Peter com:,ok Mr. aId Mr.,
Sr. s coodse ehId and two srysnrs Roamsn Rev B
Msdeore sSlsid Feauls Charles careIe P LSgere
Iahia Mr and NJ. H. ca.hrnsn child j. La,
Ssi faas 1on and son Dr. aaa M. McDsrnoa, LAVE
Nr and Mn Rssoad N shS Mrs RSIs ma sne four
FyJee, Msrtnsau, Mortasu c Thomas Mss Boyse sad
Demins Ms. plate Bauche Msster Rouss MELVILLE
Mss Kud. Mrs Lsbrogsss Mss Labrog.se Mn Dark andehid
S ro fe m. Bolt M GaasSd Nh. Mae and mo
Their Ms Jenny and two chdren Ms Denus Mrs Nags Miss
Gsitg venas- NJ de veusse, Messrs Cohen Lsm6rs
Van Duberg Fenton Mchagd Grey soyez yaIard L BGseZ
Raq Msrte BettiDgsr and nephew Gunsrd C. DebOne,
.erysuis Hu.son wOruser Fus. Gusu' A. vs Mead Aug
Foelch Jesn Prdeue Brunei r Borge St Marc, Dl Bon
Total Total nc s'' '"''''
elegraphic dispatch from Trieste of the 25th ult in
anticipation ofthe overland Indian mail had been received
British India quiet throughout The Governor Gen
eral was at Calcutta on his way to Pegu Gen Goodwin
had turned Calcutta aud the Burmese was con
~. aifad nd
the Cholera was prevalent in many places From China
was reported that the rebels continued their advance
upon Pekn The reports of the Indigo crop in India and
Batavia were very unsatsfactory Coffee was plentiful.
and business generally good AT Calcutta business was
moderate The dates by this mail were Calcutta, Aug
20 Bombay, Aug 30 Hong Kong, Aug G. The expected
mails from Australia via Singapore not arrived
Accounts from Alexandra to the 10th Sept state that
Abtss Pecha had issued order prohibiting the export Of
grain Egypt from and after the 2sth Sept but the
representation Of the European Consus the prohibition may
be delayed until the Goth Nov.
The ex Queen Of the French the Prince and Princess de
Joinyille who embarked from Southampton the 18th
ut for Lsbon had landed again the Goth at Plymouth
n consequence Of tie Illness Of the Queen Maria Amelia
The Hungarian deputston presented the crown Of st.
Stephen with the other regas 10 the Emperor Of Austria
at Vienna the goth Sept The deputaton was headed
b. the Archduke brech Iwas noticed that in mention
irg Hungary the Emperor spoke Of in the old ante
Schwsrzenburg style a. a kingdom
Accounts from Madrid speak unfavorably Of the probable
duration Of the new Cabinet One Of its fret measures
expected to be the recall OF Msrshzh Naryeez
Great excitement prevailed in London when this steamer
left on tie subject Of Eastern Affairs. On the 2iih MI
perfect panic set IN on the Stock Exchange, CAUSED ron
the reports that the combined fleets in Bska Boy haa
passed the Dsrianneles ard anchored before the Ky o
CcSstsntinope. This rumor, however subsequently wa
modified the fat that three English and three frencl
gates had entered the Straits al the request o. W
French and British Ambassador with the ostshsbe ooe
Of protecting the interests and persons Of European rss
4, N the event Of outbreak which appears Pfooa
be the fsnat'csl Turkish party.
Tie accounts f u Cou-autuope Of he 18th sep'eabeT