New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15

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The Niagara from Boston and Halifax arrived cut on the
18th. ult
The [. s brig Of War Dolphin engaged in a deep sea-
sounding expedition, put into Southampton reds on tho
10Th ut
Tho French Government has officially notified the Mos-
that the reports of great number Of projects which
had been made the Conse Geuercaux led the belief
that the fears which existed respecting the harvest were al
together grcundess The quantity Of grain this year says
the French organ of average amount and the quality
excellent This declaration scarcely believed 10 be
the face Of the large purchases OF Corn effected
count Of the French Government London and other
kets
The Paris Moanr of the eth ult contains the subjonej
from Consiannople of the 18th The Sultan had
adopted the note drawn up by the conference Of Vienna
with changes in the wording which without i'm
"porance."
The London Times of the Goth ut reprObaios the course
pursued by the Porte delaying the pro
position, and in requiring any alterations which may lead 10
further iculty aud give the Emperor of Russia pretex<
for Withdrawing modifying his acceptance The Times
further hints that the on OF nteruping peaceful settle
mcnt being thus thrown upon Turkey England and France
would be justified in Withdrawing the combinedaeets The
Morning Chronicle announces that courier had arrived at
Vienna Constantinope confirming the that
the verbal attentions the of the four powers
really insignificant and stating that the Porte had also ad
dressed circular note to the representatives OF the great
powers stating that its dignity required such notifications
and that The Sultan viii send ambassador to ST. Peters
burg simultaneously with the evacuation Of the Principal
ties
Teeaphc accounts from Bucharest Of the nth August
in The LondoH Times inform that peace may be consid
cred established the Austrian Consul General having re-
covod dispatches the effect that the Russians would
uao the Prneipolites in september asserted alsc
in Paris that the fleets Of England and France would there
upon return to Malta and Toulon.
Queen Victoria Prince Albert, and the Royal Princes
had magnificent and enthusiastic reception at Dublin
the occasion of their visit TO the Exhibition of thai city.
Nearly 10000 persons were present in tho building at tho
Queen first visit After leaving Dublin il is stated tho
Queen would visit Osende to congratulate the Duke and
Duchess de Brabant on their marriage.
Tho Cholera continuing It's progress In Northern ga
rope.
The o1 e ard India and China mails reached London on
be Goth
The Arctic arrived at Liverpool on tho 3Oth at Pm
At the London Corn Market the Goth and 3ls ult,
considerable business done in all descriptions of grain.
but we cannot report any advance in prices those
brought by the last steamer The advance noted by tho
Asia was maintained but pause in speculation had taken
place owing to lessened demand from the Continental
buyers FLOUR was in good request and firm American
and Oars slightly frmer.
The Liverpool CoTToS MARKET the Jist ult
rather finer Sales Of 1000 1900 baer 1000 for export
and ON speculation
The London MoSEY MARKET had suddenly become tight
er Capitalists were drawing in their loans and further
rise in the rate of interest the part Of the Bank OF Eng
land was expected The chief Of this unfavorablo
state of sars the constantly increasing demand for
money the high price Of grain and the drain OF bullion 10
Russia France, and the Continent generally. A severe
pressure was opaed before the close of autumn, ss
was known that large quantities Of bullion would have To
be exported in payment for grain.
Tea market steady and rather better Talow duh