New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-09
Cotton Is Lower-Cou.ol- Of.

Tie : nte6 states Mai steamship Baltic Capt Com
stock ea Liverpool a. l0;40 A. ST. on SATURDAY. Jul
p I'D arrived at O. wharf IN tAl City s;;e before
: i. VI. on wednesday, afer pleasant passage ii
eleven days sha octained two hours of ihe bar
at Sandy Hook, owing 70 The darkness Of the night
ans nearly an hour at Qosrsutine, waiting ior the
Health Officer. But for these ee;entions sue woald
have reached hor docL az clock.
Among her pass,nsers-ls3 in all-sre the Rev.
Peter Porker. N. D. OF the Chinese Mission With his
family Or. ) X. House, Of the y b. c. F. MISSION te
Siam Col. Sam. Colt Of Connecticut, c. W Toand
ard T. y. Evans, Esqs., OF Philadelphia; Judge
Carleton and family of South Carolina A. H. Wolfe
{. H. Sheehan and IL. Greeley Of New.York.
The Baltic arrived out sunday, 22d ult., % inmates
before O'Clock forenoon having been detained sew
ers hours outside BY fog. Ga her outward passage,
when off Holyhead ST 10 on the nighi Of Saturday
elst during thick fog, the Baltic down the So
rah Ann scho ner 100 tuns taking states from Bangor
to Bristol. All on board, including little girl, the
masters daughter, were picked Up by the Baltic, aud
the schooner supposed 70 have sunk, but was az
terWard found afoat taken into port as dercct.
The passengers Of the Baltic presented the girl with
two hundred end the with three hundred dollars.
The Cunard steamer Arabs now trans .or; No.
o. embarked dragons and horses and sailed from
Liverpool 9th nit for the Crimea. Several other
steamships were cmbarking re6nf rcemen,s
The new steamship Habana 20 run between Cuba
Liverpool and Spain has made her trial trip in the
Mersey, running the measured distance Of p niles in
10 MINUTES with - revolutions Of the wheels per min
ME
Tie clipper ship Red Jacket, Capt Milward, al.
rived at Liverpool on the 18th ut, 81 days from Mel
bourne, with 600 ounces of god, including two
nuggets weighing respectively So and ~ lbs. In the
channel she was in collision with the Americ N packet
Emerald. causing the Emerald to put back to Liver
pool with loss Of bowspnt SC. The gross amount OF
freight and pass age money of tie Red Jacket ia over
fl2 600 sterling.
The British crops though backward, were looking
we'll Hay. however, was light, owing 70 the cold
and dry Spring. and Wheat will hardly be so heavy
a. last year. 1t is good deal beaten down by recent
rains. Potatoes are promising magnificent yield.
There is total absence Of any news of importance
from the seat Of war 1t was currently reported that
Gen. SIM son had given in his resignation and ouly
retained command until the appointment of sue
cessor The French steadily push forward their APP
proaohes toward the Malakoif, which the Russians
are further foItifyiug. The Turkish Sandman,
French, English and Russian forces in the field re-
main as at last adyces. Preparations continue for
campaign on the Danube and for maritime expedi-
characterization secret. Operations in the Sea OF
Azoff and in the Baltic have been unimponant The
Russians in Asia encamped near kars, but have
not yet invested tho city. An instruction of Arabs
in Tripo has oyepowered the forces Of the Boy and
threatens trouble to the Porte. The Bashi-Bazouks
at Constantnope have had outbreak Of rapine and
murder The position Of diplomacy remains un-
chsnged-Prussis defending her neutral position and
Austrias more open advances toward Russia causing
dsquetude. The French loan is more than taken.
The British Ministry, after their narrow escape on the
Turkish guarantee bill, will now probably be able to
retain their places. Parliament will be prorogued on
or about the 10th inst. Sir William Molesworth is
definitely appointed Colonial Secretary. His con-
stituents of Southwark have passed resolution recog
nizing him as the right in the right place. 1t
remains for the Colonies to indorse the verdict.
There is reason to believe that at the present mo-
ment the attitude of Austria occasions anxiety
if not positive osquietude to the Western Cabinets
Ever since the rupture Of the Vienna Conference the
numerous Russian agents at Vienna have labored
with redoubled energy TO detach Austria completely
from England and France During the past fortnight
much progress has been made but particularly during
the past six or eight days the epts more and more
Observable. At st. Petersburg the most friendly
social fclhtlOu- are hghm tAtchutu - Nut AurAiAih
ambassador and his countrymon, who were previous
" treated with more than haWteur.
There il no truth in the statement recently put forth
that France ard England had sent circular to the
German Courts, announcing that the Western Powers
DO longer consider themselves bound by the treaty of
December or the -Four Points of Guarantee, in conse
quence Of the rupture of the Conferences of Vienna
1t il true that what passed at those Conferences IL re-
garded a. non arenu, as having never occurred, by
reason Of their rupture; bat the guarantees hold
good and are st regarded the bases Of future ne
goiiations whenever the time may come 10 renew
them. They are still maintained by the allied gov
e1ments, but as the minimum of their demands. How
much more they may demand must depend on the
eyentualities Of the
The Liverpool Cotton market has been quiet at ID.
lower. Wheat and Flour quiet and unchanged. In
dian Corn in better demand. Not mach doing In
Provisions. Lard is firm and dearer. Wea'her
wet Money was in more demand, but rates we're
unchanged Cousols closed at 81. American Secu-
rtes actye, but the recent advance on Railways was
scarcely maintained.
An impression is current that en- advance Of 10 per
cent will be imposed on import duties and some trans
action. have taken place with the yewof anticipating
the increased tax.
THE STATE OF EUROPE.