New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02

The Roy Al n al seenhIp CenedA 0Tlved ~ Law
sr,.ooI On the svesipg Of the l2th ult The United
s,.,es Msl steamship Hermann arrived st SOurhsmp-
ton on the 18Th ult, after protrscted voyage.
eaused BY strong e.sseriy gales. The Herasno Vas
At Southampton coalipg when the 81 Louis left, and
i. was no. decided whether abe should proceed 10
Bremen.
Parliament, having been prorogued till the 10th,
there il 10 news frsm either the Houfe OF Lords or
Commons.
Lord John Russell hss accepted the duties OF Brs-
ih Plepipotentsry in the conferences ard negona-
tiops abou, TO open at Vienna, and bis lerdshp will
proceed in very few days to his destination accom-
panied by Mr. Hammond, Under Secretary Of Sta,e
for Foreign Affairs.
,elsgrsphic dispatch from Turin, dated Feb. II,
brings the melancholy intelligence Of the death Of the
Duke Of Genos.
Dppstches from Lord Raglan, bearing date Jan.
27, have been received from SevastopoL His lord
thp reporu-the weather continues fine. There we're
severe os's at night Every exertion ~ss being sde
in getting The buts up, but it found to be most
difficult operation.
The first detachment Of the British troops from In
dis have arrived at Ssez.
A telegrspbic oi.patch dated Bombay, Jan. Is,
states that al nsurrection bad broken out at Caboo
At Cendabar the rebels have Acknowledged the su-
zerairete Of Persia. - 900 Persians beseging
Bendu Cebssi. murderous conflict I'D taken place,
but The be-iegers continued the resistance.
AFunch Company has offered TO raise in France
legion consisting Of from 10000 10 IS 900 men for
the service Of the English Government Tne Com
pany engages 70 supply the number decided upon
within the shortest possible time; half to be ready in
IS DAYS at the utmost In order to effect the under
taking requires it shall be permitted TO recruit
il France all who, according to the recent Law OF en-
eraion are in the free enjoyment Of the right to quit
France for Americs, any other part of the. world
they p. ase II lie stated that the English Govern
meIt lie obpoeed to entertain the proportions OF the
Company.
According to a t.legrspbc dispatch, dated Vienna
Feb. 49, the Car has i,sued manifesto under late
Of ST. Petersburg Feb L. in which be calls the entire
male 81 ulaiion under arms. An additional force Of
300, 900 men will be dispatched to the Crimea.
A teegrspbc dispat.h in anticipation Of the Over
land Incia and China Mail, brings dates from Hong
Kong Dec lg; shanghai, 5tb; Calcutta Jan. 10;
Madras, l4th and Bombay 18th. The Burmese
Envoys had demanded the restitution Of Pegu, which
wa p.iemptorIy refused. TIE Koan Of kokan has
been permitted to borrow native officers to drill his
troops sgainst the Russians. There has been some
fighting in the Persian Gulf betseen the Arabs and
TIE P.r-isns. At Bombay money va. scarce, and the
inp port market overstocked A monetary crisis Was
considered probable at Calcutta. Ex ,tange at Cal
cutta 2IOJ. AT Canton matters were still threaten
ing and trade quite dep,sssed. Exchange at Canton,
40; Shspgbai 6I6l.
report of the Special Inspectors appointed to in
qure into the circumstances attending the loss OF the
steamship City Of Philadelphia has been laid before
Parliament. This document excu pates Capt. Leitch
and the officers of the ship from all blame, and recon-
mepds The erection OF Lighthouse on Cape Race az
hkely to promote the safety Of transatlantic steamers
on their voysg to the United States.
Later news from the Crimes has been received.
On The 3ist Jan. the special correspondent Of The
Tunes reports the weather becoming mlder.
There were no signs Of the arrival Of the navves.
A telegrspbic IN .sssge from varns, dated Feb. 4,
ssys that coo Ottoman troops had landed at Eupa-
toris Ohe re were on their march for that port, and
would be embarked for Eupatoria soon as they AZ
rived No new even had occurred before Sevastopol
The French Government have received news from
Wanna 10 the oh init Omer Psshs had left for Bour
gas to inspect the cavalry and magazines After that
inspec ion be will embark dednSeIy for Eupatoria.
A telegraph dispatch, dated Constaniinopo, Feb.
!, states that two thirds of the Turkish army have
disenbarked at Eupatera The Russians were en-
csuped partly in the villages of Alma and Belbec,
and partly at SympheTopol and the environs. Gen.
Urch with the guards Get of for the Cfimes on the
3Oth Jan. The Egyptian reenforcements arrived
from AlexaI dria 10 the Jsgss During the night the
artillery of Sevastopol fires necessarily The Allies
reply during the day, by the tirailleurs, who kll
number Of the Russian arfillerymen.
The Jox,aai de st PetersSurg, dated Feb 3, con-
taips an address Of the Gar to the Hetman Of the
Don Cossstks, expressing bis confidence that they
will eight courageously for the Church, the throne and
the country
The viceroy of Egypt has abolished customs du-
ties, eIcep, at Suez.
The reports Of mutiny among the Zouaves, in the
story there is little doubt greatly exaggerated,
bu, IL not thought altogether without foundation
The notion Of 400 men having been sent in r0ns to
Toulon is SECUTED absurd.
London firm in the provisioning trade has made
proposals through The Times newspaper, to victual
the Epglish army in the Crimea. They propose to
supply The army with food consisting of three sub
.sntisl meals day, at The rate Of 81 per head per
dem and for Sd additional to provide e1cellen. tents
Thu they are prepared 10 bind themselves in the
heaviest penalties to perform, and further offer to bs
responsible for the punctual delivery Of every meal
the -olders. They ak no assistance from the Egg
lsh Government for the performance of the task,
cept their fogbear and non.interference.