New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-15
GREAT BRITAIN.

The Overland Indian Mail reached London the Goth
nh with dates from Burmsb February 2, Calcutta Feb
ruary 49, Madrss 24h Bombay 2sh, Shanghai 4th Hong
Kong Ilih Singapore 18th Bs-seni, in Burmaa, was IN
disturbed state. Trade at Calcutta was far Indigo had
fsnen Exchange H. declining. Shanghai was still IN
possesson Of the patriots ard the rebel army vas winter
ing at Fech Lin, 100 miles from Pesn Exchange 81
Shanghai 81, and at Canton IL. falling.
The Overland Mail AFRO brought late and important com
mer,ia news from Australia the dates from Sydney being
TO Jan 25 Melbourne Jan. 80, Adelaide Feb The re-
turns from the cold fields in New South Wales were in
crtssg and rich mines had been found a. rauboro"a
Trade in Australia improving with brisk demand
for goods at Sydney. Gold quoted 80 ~ per ounce
at s. dpey and - &c at Melbourne.
teleersph dispatch tr Turin states that on tue 96th
u a in the afternoon, the Duke of Parma vas stabbed
with a Dagger The Duke died the following day The
Assassin escaped
lie brea, and strike of seamen al Shields had taken
place The shipping office deserted, and some hun
creds of men were in the market place refusing to work
Eruption business was the result and seve
"a ships were detained for want Of hands.
The de.th of the Duke Of Portland Is recorded by this
STEINER.
The Crystal Palace at Sydenham to be opened on
the 24th Msy by Queen Victoria in person
The Nashville touched off Cowes, her way to Hsyre
On the 2h after passage from New York of thirteen days
IL was rumored that Lord Aberdeen would resign, but
The GioJe Government paper contradcts the report.
The London papers full of ordinations &c regu
lane the details OF the
Some further ccs documents Of the Russian series are
pullishtd. but show little additional news.
PaIaneLt had NOV cd address 10 the Queen IN an
swer the declaration of assuring her of the nation
firm deeImI alton to cooperate in vigorous res stance
to The projects OF Russia, whose further ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
would be dangerous 10 the peace of Europe.
The Esrloi MalmesbuTy asked III were true that Rus
lai1 .f.S aya fn
Crcassa.
The Earl of Clarendon lied that Government was not
so Informed.
Ten Russian ships from Sevasiopo were reported
PeIehop, north Of The Black Ses.
The c, mbi1ed fleets were &; Besicos Bay Admiral Ly
OBS having Just retained from cruise.
In The House of Commons the Attorney General gave
biz opinion that the sale OF Russsn neutral psres
if LOno de- would be protected in Law. The Attorney
Geperb uher stated that Great Britain cannot and does
not orefo tie right Of search of neutral vessels for articles
ContTt tJnd Of war
Tie bill to double the Income Tax had passed the House
OF G. nInous.
baIqutt be given to the Earl OF Elgn by per
connected with Canada. Lord John Russell will
ITesioe.
NJ the Queens Drawing Room there presented by
the Counties Of Clarendon Mrs. Daniel f. sickle,
Msdsme Pa cell, Mrs. Upham, Nj. Caroline and neia
Danny.
Nti.rs. s. kles, Upham, Y L. Upham and WEIGH at,
ttrotd.
Tts sbip Isase Webb had arrived at Liverpool with
1iy five IaseT gers rescued from the lost ship Russell
Surge, Ifeyi' utly reported.
Tie ,Liv Regatta, from Newport nj Plymouth, had on
hoard Tie emo Fix Of The crew OF tie wrecked
swtch hip Julie lost on her passage from New Castle
ioI New IGk