New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19
JsitAA FOtR DAYS ., y >
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.

The Niagara arrived al Liverpool on - evening OF
the III inst.
The steamer Az 90 Sexop from Quebec, srrivei at
Liverp,vi on th. 9Th November.
The liverpool Cotton maYiAet had been dali. and
urices were tribe lower. TIE sales of three DAYS
were only 1900 bales.
Breadstu.s., also, were veyy iull, and prices had
downward tendency.
The London Money market ras unchanged. Con-
soils elosed on TIE ith at 92i a g.
We take the following summary 81 news from TIE
Lirerrool Post If that date:
The Anglo-French alliance may BE- considered as
nearly at end. Both countries are NJ entire eumy
on the Eastern question: and it is admitted that
tbe mapeuvss of the French Covernr>e 1T were sue
eessfy counteracd by the exertions Of l. ord de Red
chfe II does not follow however that rs ordsaip or
the Government which approves of his conduct il
right but the inference is in their favor y be British
feet still keeps the Black Sea- and is reesr ring lg
ueptations Austria and England ere certain agreed
respecting the policy TO be observed toward th Princ
paltes and if this fact required further cop6r nsti)n
il will be found in the hostility of the French Al Rus
sian organs TO this new alliance.
The Turkish problem. however. remains g i'll to
be ed The liberal edicts obsained durns the
pressure Of hostilties are comparatively Rl. Tae
sures, good in themselves cannot be enforced, for
the social and political machinery is wanted On, of
these edicts SAYS The Tunes, admitted the Tn IS
taps Of the empire to give evidence in courts Of a
tice: auother, If memory does not fail us abr,
zion of any Mahomedan 10 Christianity How the
'fsmer edict was acted upon, and what ebedieaee
il obtained, we know from Dr. Sandwich who de-
scribes III his recent book, the proceedings of cCGr
of Justice in one of the provinces Of Asiatc Turkey
and The gross illtreatment Of Christian plaintiff
owing to the Court only allowing Ottoman te.iimonv
9Th ugh the edict for the admission of Christian cs
ony had been out two years The force of the latter
e6;c NAV be collected from the fact that Sir IT. Raw.
linsop in biz speech at the late meeting OF the turk.
ish Aid Mission Society, describes TIE old law OF
capital punishment for conversion as still in force
witch no doubt is practically the case If this is
AL the result of Turkish edcts II almost amounts 70
confession that our diplomacy at the Ottoman Court
for wears past has teen useless far regards this
object ard that We have been applying all skill
and weight 10 move machinery which does not
snove Turkey what is TO be DONE inquiries The
TSmes in the absence of natural medium for NOV
ing Turkey. e. when the Government 10 almost
dunn which can be used for that purpose besies the
Government, and is there any other influence which
'can be extrted when diplomacy hos failed =
80 The Armenian body, are told, numbers above
three million people; and IT is supposed that Protest
ant missionaries operate among these people. The
history Of missions, however, rather testies TO con-
trary conclnsion for tie Armenians approximate too
closely to the Greeks and the Catholics to yield more
than passing eountenance to Missionaries from Eu
gland or America. These have had their schools and
churches but the progress does not inspire any large
anticipation of future results. Both Protetants aud
'Caiholics,' says The Times, conine themselves
certain the converted Turks are very few indeed
"The news from the Cape of Coed Hope is sstisfac
tow the alarms which existed, by the latest accounts
gre rapidly dying out
1.-The Austrisns are eyacuang the Papal territories
and no doubt will soon abandon the two remaning
tow MS Bologna and Ancona. The Government OF
Narvaez in Span is considered quite firm; but re-
port prevailed in Paris that the Nespolltan Em6as'a
dor had received orders 70 quit the French capital
ministerial crisis is apprehended ut Berlin but the
Court bestows its best affections upon the Emperor OF
the French. The Federal Diet a. Frankfort has taken
up the Neufchatel question. Louis Napoleon aud ms
uncle Prince Jerome are disagreed about the removal
of the remains of Napoleon l. to st. Denis. The n.
perOr is in favor of the removal his uic against It,
Tn London Star of the ih inst. has the following
account of an accident which happened the North
western Railway the evening previous:
"We are glad to state that, M TO the moment OF
going to press have not learned that there has been
any actual loss of life. The calamity occurred III the
neghborhoOd Of Watford last evening: The afternoon
express train from Liverpool, on arriving at that part
of the line, into collision with luggage tram
How the accident really occurred, we are unable tc
describe at presents but understand that the car
riages from Liverpool which contained the passengers
became perfect wreck, aud that no fewer than htty
individuals have sustained less injury some OF
them, inieed have been frightully mutilated. Seve
raj Of them We understand, have had their arms and
legs broken aud of those more seriously wounded
were on their arrival in London, conveyed to the
nearest hospitals"
auence Of Russia in the Danuban Principalities in
ceases from day to day. The same writer says that
England is quite inclined for the proposed conference
as Austria.
The No,d replies as follows to the declaration that
the Austrans will continue to occupy the Principai-
ties, and the English squadron remain in the Black
Sea- until Russia shall have completely fulfilled ell the
conditions of the treaty Of Paris
W. oappot avoid maintaining n fact which in our
opinon il a most important one. Russia is the object
OF an accusation from the Cabinet of London and
probably also from that Of Vienna, which, IN this
question, goes hand in hand with England. And on
what does the accusation bear Ii cannot be the at
fair Of Bolgrad for article % Of the treaty of Paris Is
formal on that head II can, therefore only be the
onestion of the Isle of Serpens But the declarations
of the Cabinet of ST. Petersburg have been 50 clear
ard categorical on the subject OF that lslet, that 1t
would be really an insult to readers 10 recur TO
them. We may, nevertheless, remark that this Cab
met has repeated safety that that isle could never
become the subject of any dispute, since Russia had al
ways bad possession of it without the slightest oDec
ton the part of Turkey since could never become
siraiegica point of any Importance and its only value
10 Russia was that lying on the road 10 Oaesst'
it served to keep up a lighthouse, which was In
dispensabe TO the numerous vessels goinS 70 lhs'
port Rusia besides has declared and Is tne prihc
pal point OF the whole affair that she referred tue ues
ZION TO the Congress of Paris Since, therefore Russia
only sent her six soldiers there because foreigners ia
come TO take possession of lighthouse winch pc
long.d 10 her it not more natural, supposg o'tn
parties TO be animated with equally cohcla'ory ee
ings that things should be allowed 10 remain ~ san
quo until the decision of the Congress the authority Vi
which when once admitted By all for the settlement OF
questions arising out Of the late war; eoud ho Dc us
puted! What, however, do we now sc: rcHgeeI
has Russia declared that she will accept In good iaih
the decision that may be come TO IN common ~ a.
than Englard and Austria refuse to submit TO tht e
cision, and. by so doing, deny the competencc oi lie