New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-09
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.ppIyAL OF THE ARAGO.

ARRIVAL OF THE ARAGO.
u...a c,a,e, mail steamer Arago, Captain
.,,,h the French and English mails. we have
A,,.s from Havre and Southampton TO the Oath ut
~. ..,,. do,es are the same az per Agglo-SaIon at
Quebec,
The JovYnal de C1ns,ont,nope says that serious
..,eict had taken place at Trebisopd Eight Turkish
ssi,ors tore down the Russian Tag from merchant
.Aip. Thew threw the Russian sailors into the sea-
The Russian Consul had demanded the dismissal OF the
~aptan q the port. The sailors who made the attack
were publicly bestinadoed.
The German journals full Of conjecture' a. 70
the course Prussia will pursue With regard TO Ne"i
shat.l; but il is certain that step viii be taken untH
is seen what is the final treatment OF the PRISONERS
10 the hands of the Swiss Confederation
The intelligence from Naples i becom ng NOR nv
sf,ing The knowledge Of the Withdrawn oi '"e
EnoIsh and French legations and Of the sending
ti,her Of a naval squadron, had produced ''A' -
funds Of about per cent. The Times core 'Pohuen
49,, hs considers the above statement unounded,
considers also that II may probably prove 'hado" u
canning events especially az regards the merrup'o"
~ dnlo,na,ic intercourse with the Neapohan Govern
80, which !, wos thought will assuredly take place.
nwss generally thought that the appearance OF frehch
"a I,nn;b sbins in the bay would cause an insurrec-
fop and the King taking every precaution III an
t,;naton of rebellion against his Government IL IS
,ad that the place of rendezvous Tor the English ana
French forces il Ajaccio This naval movement To-
vether with IN announcement that in consequence OF
The ATTEMPTED eyasions of Russia IN connection with
a. s.,,.ment Of the Bessaraban frontier the English
acct had been ordered TO remain in the Black Sea- had
an effect upon the money market, which caused bust
ne,s 10 be very fat. report also circulated OF
probable difficulties with Austria, whose military
agents in Lombardy Tuscany and Parma are stated to
have thrown into prison thirtyone officers and men Of
The British Italian Legion their return home after
their discharge from Malta.
n. Jerome Bonaparte of America aud his son, says
the Journal du Hare Of the Goth ult., was expected
" a few days in that town, where apartments have
been taken for them. N. jerome Bonapare Is about
TO embark on board the Arago for the United States
Intelligence from Constantinople, via MnseIle',
states that Austria wishes to occupy the Pnncpaties
until the month Of November
The failure of the Royal British Bank continues TO
absorb great interest in England. On the Goth ut an
angry meeting of the shareholders held in Lon
don at which tanspired that the loss TO be made up
was f2lO,4S7 On the testimony ofthe accountant it
war shown that the account of Mr., II. Brown, the
member for Tewkesbury and until recently director
McGregor member for Glasgow and founder of the
concern, e. 1862; Mr.. Cameron, late manager f33,OoO
the utmost worth of the securities against which s
$4,000; Mr.. Mullins late solicitor $1,000 one of the
auditors, $4,000. Other persons connected with the
Bank had also devoted TO their various sums,
making in all a total fl2l 900. Some works in Wales
had involved a sum of flO6, 49, but they were con-
sdered TO be at least worth / 900. According to the
balance sheet the entire liabilities of the Bank are
$3.50 1871, while the assets, taking the Welsh property
into consideration, estimated at f32s6H. On the
whole the prospects are than at first expected
which win be further exaggerated by the costs which
viii probably be incurred by the Court of Chancery.
Intelligence from Madrid states that severe en-
gsgement took place the 9th Sept, between the
garrison of Mela and the Moors of the envrons, in
which the latter had suffered serious loss. The
Spanish troops had 80 killed and 20 wounded.
The ball at Moscow the ith ult. is described by
the correspondents of the English journals as a most
brilliant affair. Lord and Lady Granville and other
members of the English embassy present
French cookery and French fare were the arrange
nIent Of the cuisine department.
Later intelligence from South America has been re-
ceved Little business had taken place since last ad
vice.. st. Vincents had suffered immensely from
choera; also the islands Of Madeira and Porto Santo.
The Times publishes unusually severe but highly
jusabe article upon the condsct of the Directors OF
the Royal British Bank. 1t considers that such
" crimes should be visited with penal servitude for
hfe aud that there is grounds for pity for the
highway robber the burglar and the pckpocket,
than for class of men such as those who are con-
pecied with the downfall of the Royal British Bank.
The Emperor of Russia has confirmed the organic
statutes Of three Steam Navigation Companies des-
tined to facilitate trade throughout the ports of the
South of Russia and the Mediterranean.