New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-10
GENERAL Summary.

Onr notical news home and foreign, is sngularly
d.,,,p,e az interest The difficulties attached 20 the
Eastern question se Of n chronic nature, not eaiy
cured The Sche,wig. Holsei Ducbes affair is quiet
for tho moment; Naples presents no novelty The
Neujchate question: all thony is, is not invested
with any serious danger; and the ADglo-French ALI
ance though pregnant with speculation, may be re-
ga1ded as settled. At home, the leaders of pubic
opinion have lot commenced their political vallcina
tons for the coming Session and of existent facts there
are none ealing for comment
In the general dearth of reliable intelligence the
German Journals now, as ever, fruitful oil ruhos
The augsburg Gazette publishes statement IRON
Vienna, that Baron Bourqueney proposes to settle the
Bolgrad difficulty by "spltting the difference, and
max ing the frontier pass north Of Bolgrad, but south OF
the Lake Yalpuk but this proposal has not been
deemed acceptable. The Ga.ate Unirtrseile AHs-
man4e on the other hand, has letter from Vienna,
under date 18th, stating:
1t has been announced that the Congress OF Paris
would not meet second tine aud that the Commls
sjOpers of the FIVE great Powers would assemble at
Constaniinople to settle the questions now pendog as
TO the Principates, Bolsrad and the Isle OF Spcn,s
This is quite wrong. Nothing has been settled on me
subject and the negotiations are stu gong on ne
extraordinary activity which prevails 10 the Rue sian
sbin hnidinp establishments Of the Black Sea ha, long
since awakened the dstrust Of England, and thai
Pow has lately applied 10 France for the purpose OF
making Joint representation TO Russia the subject,
it. being notorious that at this moment the Car has
Twelve men of ar in the Black Sea. But 1t il believed
tina the Cabinet of the TultIes has not dee ned each
an Interpolation opportune at the present time.'
The Berlin Correspondent Bureau also announces
the meeting of a new Congress, and asserts on the
faith Of well-ipormed persons that, besides Aus
ta and Prussia the Gemanic Diet will be represented
there but only TO contribute to the carrying out OF the
measures which may be adopted. II is assured that
several Of the secondary States expressed wish to
that effect in the debate which took place in the Diet
on the Neufchatel question; and the opposition AMI
tested on that occasion by Saxony to the views OF
Prussia seems to be connected with this request of the
German States.
From Paris we have not any stirring news Of To-
cal character. The De6atS announces that Marquis
Antonini, the NeapoItan Envoy, received his pass
ports on Friday. The assemble Nationale in an ar
tice Elk columns long, and headed "Let us be the
friends but not the tools, of England, replies to the
attacks of The Times. Galgnant states that the
Apology of the Fusionist paper leaves matters where
they stood.
The news is confirmed that the Yenikae affair has
been fully explained between the English and Russian
repres natives at Constantnople and that no English
ships were ordered into the Black Sea 10 consequence
Of it.
According to intelligence from Gaatz the 4th the
European Commission on the Danube was officially
suted on that day under the provisional presidency
of NJ Bitter the Pruss ian Commissioner In conform
ity with Instructions Omer Pasha, the Turki' Com
missioner was appointed President from his position
as representative of the Sultan the Soyerc of Mol
dayis, in which country the Commission is sitting.
The plan Of their future sittiDgs then settled.
II was determined at the demand Of the French
Commissioner, that the French gun.boat, then at
Gaatz should be sent 10 the Atari banks, at the mouth
of the Suna, TO reestabish order there, which was
troubled in various WAYS; and that a Turkish war
steamer stationed at Sulina should also repair to the
same quarter with q similar object, and to take the
requisite meaps to render the AIani shadows again
nayipable AT the next sitting to take place or the
following day, the Commission would consider the
means of obtaining the pecuniary resources immed
ately Indispensable The regulations for the Suliaa
north will be matter of difficulty as it is known that
all the officials there engaged in the navigation are
Austrian employees protected by Austrian troops.
The last accounts from Spain state that Malaga was
perfectly quiet, but that rigorous measures Of punish
ment had been resorted to. Notwithstanding the pre-
yous accounts that the affair had political object
but was merely got up for smuggling purposes, the
Gazette admits that it took place at moment at
which the garrison being changed in order to re-
heye come Of the garrisons in Africa and i! admits
that the insurgents cried viva la Republica!" The
Esp0ha says that the number Of soldiers wounded was
eight, and that the insurgents had from fifteen TO
twenty wounded and three killed. The Ga:cste does
not cay what the lore of the troops was but stat hat
that Of the insurgents was five killed and " some
wounded. The Gazette contains the Royal DEGREES
which relieve NJ Pacbeco from the post OF Minister a.
London, and nominate NJ. Gonzales Bravo 10 his place.
Accounts from Athens TO the 18th announce that The
elections have turned in favor of the Ministry and
that tie allied troops would leave Greece soon after
the return Of King Otho.
The Paris Mon,terr contains . communication from
Teheran, dated October o. by which it appears that
nothing positive was known to the fate Of Hera:.
II sppears however, that the hopes entertained of
getting possession Of the city by friendly means
not realized. The data to the real position Of the
besieged exceedingly vague II is said they suffer
severely from famine, but that lac Pen.aI troops
little better Of. IL kLsra merchants come from Hera,
within TIE Last month state that az The time Of their
passing through the city siege operations scarcely
perceptible, and that there was barely blockade
the principal gates. Provisions and even caravans
entered freely by ell the other outlets
GREAT BRITAIN