New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-31
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,
ARRIVAL OF THE ARAGO.
Progress Of Bankruptcy gu the Continent
THE DISTRESS FELT FRANCE.
HEAVY FAILURES IN ENGLAND.
phTREss IN The MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS


The Anco Capt. Llne-, from Hsvre sntSouthsmp-
ton arrived last evening with adyices from Europe.
The Niagara, from Boston, arrived at Liverpool on
the nth.
The British Parliament adjourned IL sittings on the
I2th the Royal Assent having been previously given
to the Bank Issccs Indemnity BILL
Detailed accounts had been received IRON India, but
they do nothing than Gil up the outline previously
received by telegraph, and give no fresh news.
The Danish Council of State had authorized the
Minister Mr.. Kreger, to bring in bill for the loan o
ESQ COO Sterling at per cent secured 90 the insn
ces of the whole Kingdom.
Ad,ices from COnstantnOpe, received at Vienna
announce that Lord Stafford de Redce had quilted
the Turkish capital board the IIoyds It 'aWer
which had sailed for Trieste.
Twcnty-seven nuns Of the order Of ~. Vincent de
Paul were about to leave Paris for China.
In pursuance of an arrangement with the Porte, the
French Government has appointed French Consul at
Ibrails. in Walachia on the Danube.
The commercial crisis had become more aggravated
n, SMYRNA aud va increased by the fall in the prices
Of almost all kinds of commodities.
Hwss sad that the King of Portugal marriage
will take place in April next.
lord Panmure read letter from Sir Colin Campbell
in the House of Lords the day OF propagation, in
which he eectualy dsproved the report that he had
been IN III terms with Lord Canning at Calcutta.
Mr.. Miner Gibson has been elected member for
Ashton by large majority over bis opponent.
The French MonIepr contains report to the En-
peror Napoleon from NJ. BlauIt, the Minister Of toe
Interior in which he SAYS that in spite of all the prl
dence Of persons engaged in commerce in France, and
all the socitude Of the Government several branches
Of industry have in consequence OF the present COM
mercia and monetary crisis, been compelled either to
ton tbeir tnannf~-. diminish the hours Of
work. As, OF the approach of Winter many workmeu
nrd their families may be exposed to sufferings, the
Minister proposes to grant an extraordinary credI vi
ono million for the purpose OF atiordnS relief under
thoe circumstance by enabling the communes TO give
employment in works of public utility, and to establish
cheap food kitchens. The Minister also proposes that
the sufferers by the last foundations in the Ardeche
small participate in the relief to be thus granted. The
report i, followed by decree opening an extraordinary
credit Of 5000 r. from the estimates OF 1857, an
another of 100 900 f. from those Of 1853, to carry
the object set forth
General Edgar Ney has been invested with the title
OF Prince de In MoskOwa.
The Shah of Persia had ordered Ferukh Khan to
leave Pars in January and travel for two months IN
other countries OF Europe.
The Belgian elections had resulted ID large Minis
terial majority in favor Of the liberal polly There
were les mbere e. be- elected of these, 20 Of the
rev Deputies belong to the Liberal side, aud only ~ To
the Opposition.
II was rumorei at Vienna that news had been re-
ccyed from Constantncpe to the eectt hst the Porte
acting v it'll the consent Of the Powers which signed
the Treaty Of Paris, had Issued frmsn 6r the disco
luton of the Dvsns in the Dsnubau Principalhies,
but the statement required confirmation.
dispatch from Turin Of the | It'll says: The open
ing Of the session has just taken place. The King
received with enthusiasm by the Parliament and BY
" the people. who came in crowds to meet him
Ar engineer of the Austrian Navy had arrived in
Pais lie had been appointed to suprintend tho con-
.t-uc,ion of four shps-oyar or the stations OF
Trieste. Venice and Pols. II Wa aid that he in
tended visiting previously the dockyarts OF France
ard England
John Edward stephens of the late London and
Eastern Bank had failed TO appear before the Bank
rnptcy Court at Edinburgh, after several DAYS
examination. and warrant was issued for b. aPpre-
h.nsion.
Henry smith Bright. formerly lsge com merchant
At Hull had been sentenced 70 ten Years penal serv-
tude for forgery.
No further progress has been madein the launch OF
the Leviathan steamship.
Some very heavy failures had beenannounced Inc
particulars will b. found under commercial head.
Trade in the manufacturing district Of England was
generally bad At Leeds, the l5tl, the cloth mar
kets were very inactive, there beng few purchases
made. Two local failures were announced viz: the
firm of Saafeld Brothers of Leeds London and Ham,
burr, in the wooden trade liabilities about t?oOOoo
and S. C. Lister & Co. Of Halifax, TOrstet splnners
The wooden market at Huddersfeld was 'ery quiet,
and prices shade lower, both for goods AMI wool