New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04
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QCEeEc, MONDAY, Nov. s, $50.
TIC screw steamship Canadian arrived here c; -
o,o,k It's morning, bringing Liverpool dates to the
I'D ul..
TIE steamship Canada aI.yed cut at noon on the
10Th Ult,
Tie news commercially speaking Of considerable
importance.
terrible accident hai occurred at London. The
Rev Mr.. Sturgeon, Baptist preacher, was speaking
IN Concert Hal, SuTy Gardens when thieves raised
the cry Of fire. and, the audience rushing toFard the
door several persons were trampled to death.
MANY of the English Ministers mad arrived in London
!: was reported that Lord Palnerson was preparing
anew Reform biz, and that LID John R1-seI al''
threatens a similar measure.
England and France lad suspended diplomatic in
torcourse with Maple, hut 10 host lilies had taken
place.
The Noai,eur's announcemeu: i follows
Peace haviDg been co1cuded, the first care Of tie
Congress of Paris 10 mslre good results ron u.
with this object the PcnioDtenierlcs investigated -Le
limits of disturbance thai still existed in Europe. and
theV especially dir CtCd their at'cnu IN - the cOnon
OF Italy, Gree AMI Belgian. the Court OF Naples
alone hes haughtly rejected the advice 81 France an1
England though offered ia the most aliiy manner
The measures of rgor and coercion adopted for long
time past es the OF administration, by the Gov
eminent OF the Two Sc lies, 'ntinue 70 agta'e and
compromise the continuance OF good order IN Europe.
Undc- conviction oft1e danger of such sta OF i0gs
France end England had hoped to obva'e then by
prudent advice, given at an opporuDe time The Gov
eminent Of the Two Ncilics closing its eyes 10 all evil
dcnce resolved to persist 10 It's fatal curse. The i'll
reception accorded to Legitimate observations the
Insuliing doubt thrown the purity OF our lnten-
tons, the offensive language opposed to ou siluiary
couDsels, and finally an obstinate refusal c9ulf not
allow the longer continuance OF amca6e relations.
This suspension Of official intercourse in no sense con.
sti:des any intervention in intern AFFAIRS snd SUI
les any act of hostility; nevertheless Tor tlc seency
of the subjects and tue two Governments ING posi-
bly, compromised, the latter, to provide against such
Contingency have combined their squairOns, but have
NOT sent Their ships into Neapoan waters. In order
no. To- give for interpretations this sim
PIE OF eventual protection which has no char
aeter Of menace, cannot moreover be considered as
any support or encouragement to those who seek "
shake the throne of the King Of the Two Slcllles.
Considerable doubts expressed to the truth of
the statement that the Austrians had commenced on
the summons Of France to evacuate the Danubian
Principalities.
Prussian papers announce, but it wants confrma
ton, that the Boundary Commission to settle the
frontier line bet Feen Russia and MOldavia is dissolved
without accomplishing its mission.
From Spain the intelligence is that the Sequesra-
ton has been raised from Queen Christmas property
The Cologne Gazette says:
An the Powers, excepting the Unit d States, have
sssented will assent to the original protocol OF May
9, Of the present year, respecting the Danish Sound
Dues"
Ministerial crisis aud unceasiDg financial dflieul-
ties existed at COnstantinOple.
Austrian influence the increase in Turkish
Councils. The sending of troops against Montenegro
had been discontinued
The Ministerial crisis in Denmark had resulted in
ibe reinsallaton of the old Ministry.
The French commercial crisis presented a slightly
more favorable aspect bat anxiety still continued to
be manifested.
Persia solcits the mediation of France in her dill
Guilty with Great Britain.