New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10
TIE LATEST


Geographic message has been received from Cal
cutta stating that the Emperor of China disspprovng
of the proceedings Of the Governor of Canton, had
given him orders to conciste the English; also taat
battle was fought On the Ssh Of February, 40 miles
| from Bushre, between the Bombay aud Persian cav
airy, which ended in the total rout Of the latter,
with the loss of 800 killed. The loss on the British
| eide was 10 killed and G2 wounded.
| BERLIN, March 27.-Advices from K0nigsberg state
that Russia has reduced her cusOms tariff considsra
| bly,. The duty on cotton and wooden goods is to be
reduced one half The duty silk s unchanged, aud
on linen il is raised.
CofRNHAGrS, March GA French note, recon-.
menGipg settlement of the HOlsten and Lunenburg
dispute with the German powers by European Con-
g1ess has been presented to the Danish Government
PARIS, March ~ The French Three per Gents
closed to-day at 70f 55c
LONDON, March 2s-7Ae Times City article of
Friday evening SAYS:
"1he English Funds opened this morning with
firm appearance at the steady quotations of yesterday
and after temporary relapse, again recovered In the
Stock Exchange owing to the Gale OF stocks, money
advances on Government Securities at six per cent
we're in great demand. There was much activity in
the Discount Market while at the Bank in consequence
Of the JuIes abs there on account of the revenue
at the trmnation Of the quarter the Applications were
excessively heavy and numerous The French three
per cents show fractional Improvement"
The Daily Ners City Article ofFrcay evening says:
"Ibe funds opened steadily this morning, but de.
cline Of eighth wac ultimately established, owing
to considerable bona fde sales coupled with 80
increased demand for money In the sock Exchange at
xix TO SIX and hall per cent on Coneos'
VlINYA March q The Piedmontese Envoy, Mar-
quis Canaro dc Cevas, who is recalled by his Govern
ment, is preparing to leave.
LoxDoS, Saturday Morning The papers this morn
Ing arc almost wholly filed with election news. The
Times contains thirty columns Of it. A. Tiveron,
Yesterday Lord palmerston showed the impraccasle
cha acter Of the doctrine that officers 10 distant parts
ought not to vindicate our rights without previously
referring home for instructions. Suppose he said,
that the Chinese bad taken dozen British mer-
ohants ard threatened to starve them, if they did
Lot 90 something which they had no right to be
called upon to do. Was our AdmiIal-was our ST.
"pointendentto leave these men 10 PRISON tul 'hey
could write lone the LEWIS 10 EOgand ana ask
whether they should take steps to relieve them
Why. before the orde:s Of the Government reached
China these men woald have ceased to exist, and
" the answer Ct the C0nmsioIer TO cur sct would De;
SIN sorry to nfolm yon that three nths ago these
| "men died from their suferiDgs' Cheersl. Lord
Palmerston aerwsrd adveftod to the recent Chin7se
motion and debate, aud expressed surprise that ex-
peI.nced me nbt rs shc uld have allowed themselves
10 believe that they only actg the part OF jury
| men, whose duty it was TO decide a fact which hsd
| taken place at tie other ED OF the globe, aga
| that tie result Of the vote not to have
| any practical effect domestic Affair.".
| If The House Of Con WAS sitting as jury upon
Sir John BowIipg-tnd who ever hsard of jury pro-
| ceeding to try man IL coo miles off without having
Lad an opportunity of iastructug counsel to defend
| him. The ADVERSE party motions will view OF over
turning government were in Accordance with our po'
ltcs constitutions, but such paite should hrst see
their way to foIm the nsevts ef3ieJt Adninistra
ion, tro if they did taef way they should propose
vote ,f no col ]eIce in the Govern Lent OF the day,
but il was net fair 10 take tria OF strength ques-
tiou 10 which Que aIy is to be rAyed III hostility to
the fcnor the interests AID The dignity Of the country,
s1d 'le olier is called up, TO -lnain that hon to
watch those inertsts sEd to susialn thai dignity
Such was The nature OF the question on which the lae
division took place. His Lolesbip In abiding to the
qtC slion Of PariameI scy reform ON which some per
sons expected the Gov snuen o give dicicct p.dge',
saii i would be unbeconiing TO do 50.
Among Tie ether electoral incidents Yesterday sc
tie ltss of seats by Mr. T. Chambers, Mr. Fergus IN
and NJ. S. Riclrds Tc-days proceedings will, no "
ever empess ia n,e.ett those Of yesterday, a5 the
contests Tor Ms1ctester lludt eIsiyd and Sheffield,
and above ole hurdied Other plicts, take place.