New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-11
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE,
TIE ANaLO.sAxON AT QUEBEC.

/ QUEBEC, Aug. 10, 1856.
The screw- steamship Anglo-Ss1on. from Liverpool on
| hour this morning.
| The Cuuard steamer Canada, from Boston July
L., arrived at Liverpool on Saturday evening 2etb Of
| July.
Tie steamship Washington, from New.iork on the
| 18th of July, cted at Southampton the morning
Of the 26h and sailed thence for Bremen the same
day.
The screw-steamship Kangaroo sailed from Liver.
pool for Philadelphia on the same day that the Anglo
Saxon sailed for Quebec
The Coins steamship Baltic, from New-York Oh the
10th ut., bad not been slgnaled when the Anglo
Saxon sailed from Liverpool at about 10 O'Clock a.
The insurrection difficulties still continue IN Spain.
Parliament has been prorogued, on which asoss
the Queen delivered speech, IN whSh her Majesty
hopes that "the differences which have arisen bet
h. Government and the Government cf the United
Ststes, in connection with Central American Affairs
"mey be satisfactorily adjusted
The Liverpool Gotten Market was firm, hut quiet
at the Prices cnnent at the sailing of the Ara the
Goth ult.
Under the influence of fne weather and satsfsctory
reports in regard to the growing crops the Brcsdstu
markets show general decline in prices
Tie London Money market exhibited no new fea-
tuie and Consols firm at about previous rates.
The British Parliament prorogued BY the Queen
on the Goth ult., until the 9TH OF October next
Previous to adjournment, nr. Berkeley asked Lord
PalDeIsion when the Governments would re appoint
Consuls at New-York, Philadelphia aud Cincinnati.
Lord Pamerston replied thst the Government had not
as vet taken any steps in reference to the matter.
The proceedings Of Parliament were without interest
in other respect.
The Queens speech was delivered TO both Houses OF
Parliament on tho 29rh u Her msjesy thanks her
Lords and Gentlemen in Parliament for Their usla
sssiduty in public duties ard especially for their sap
port during the past Her Majesty says that the
rospt rity of the nation not materially checked by
the war but expresses hope that the general prosperity
Of her subjects viii be augmented by the pea,e. the
Royal speech then proceeds to say that her Majesty
atiorsn The lileq to
ain connection with affairs with Central Americi and
los that The dfierences which have arisen on those
"ms,ters between her Government and that of the
. rited States, may be satisfactorily adjusted"
Her Msjes,y takes the opportunity to thank India
and her othe Colonies for their aid afforded during the
past war.
The remainder of the speech lie wholly devoted to
Home afiairs-paticuiarly the country police Cam
bridge Unworthy, JOINT Stock Companies, County
Courts and to the Coast Guard.
Her Majesty closee with the usual compliments to
| the gentlemen of the House of Commons.
The London Morning AdUertitsr undertakes to az
seit that Great Britain has assented to the surrender
of the Bay Islands Colony to HondurasGreat Britain
and the United States, with Honduras, agreeing 10
sign triple treaty, binding the latter power never TO
give up said territory to any other foyer1ment Tue
same authority also asserts that France approves of
this and has asked permission to become
| party to the treaty. ,
Our adyices from Spain continue meegcr and unreli-
able The elegraphs and public roads being in tie
baD6s Of the Government, whose ncements say
that Oh the cath ult the Royal troops commenced to
bon bard the city of Sarsgossa, whersupon the Insur
gents within demanded five days cessation Of hOsth
| ties, which granted.
Information conveyed to the London press however,
states that although the city of Madrid is queted the
whole Of the important Province of Arragon continues
in successful revolt Newspaper correspondents further
report that Gen. Donnel snd the Queen have already
bad disagree ments and that it is not improbable that
| Narvaez may succeed to the ministry.
| The Pans Moniteur contains an editorial excupst-
ing Gen. Donne in regard to the present difficulties
| in Spair
| The same paper also announces that the Spanish
Jurta has decreed to the infant of the Emperor of
| France the rights of Spanish citizenship.
From Italy we have q statement by telegraph OF a
revolt in the Du:hy of Massacsrra. We are, however,
without any reliable particulars. The Austrian Of
fcals state that the movement was Insignificant and
| that it was promptly suppressed.
The Special Committee of the British House OF
| Commons have made their report in relation to the
| Danish Sound Dues, but they do Lot suggest any
precise mode of adjustment Of the vexed question.
| They however, urge an immediate and final settle
ment of the matter, if practicable by negotiation.
We have nothing new from the late seat OF war,
excepting reported serious disagreement respecting
| the boundaries between Russia and Turkey.
The Ango-S xon brings Bombay dates of the Goth,
| enc Shanghai TO the I'd of June The crops Of tea
| and silks are reported very abundant.