New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-06
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL. OF THE LEBANON.

The steamer Lebanon, from Havre, arrived yester'
d.v. by which We have news from the Continent to
tbe 23 of June three days later than that received
nv the Niagara. We have also the full report OF the
debate in the British Parliament, the Goth of June,
IN the bombardment of Greytown, brief Geographic
notice of which was contained in the Niagaras sum-
mary.
We have three days later news from Europe, by the
arrival of the new steamer Lebanon, bringing us files
of the Paris papers up to the 23d of June.
The elections had closed in France. The aboring
classes in Paris had exhibited much interest in the
election. which was understood to have been favora-
ble 10 the government candidates. The results had
not been definitely ascertained. The Mayors of mu'
ncipates generally had issued proclamations in sup
port of the official candidates.
The electors of France numbered over ten millions.
NJ. Armand Jaoz, a lawyer, one of the two brothers
authors of the General and Technical Dictionary
"of Legislation, Of Doctrine snd Of Jurisprudence"
had died at Pans.
The Belgian Minister at Constantnople had received
bis passports on account Of certain ntrgues in the
elections of the municipalities in which he is said to
have participated.
The House Of Commons was occupied with the con-
tested election for Ro,hdale, which had developed
some curious Incidents The petition against the SIT
ting member declared that Of the most important
witnesses had been bbed to depart for New-Orleans
This person, Abraham Rothwell being called to the
bar of the House. admitted that he had been offered
ESQ to 90 TO America, but had thought the sum too
small.
The workmen employed by the Transatlantic Tee-
graph Company had commenced at Woolwich, on the
10Th of Jure the embarkston Of the cable. Thirty
one miles of it had been placed on board the British
ship -of war Agamemnon.
The manufacture of the cable was nearly com.
pleted. Its total length was to be $50 miles.
Hugh James Cameron, late Director General of
the Royal British BaDk-a swindiDg ccncern-who
had fed from justice, had been arrested st Lausanne.
Other arrests had also been teegraphed to England
1t was expected that all the Directors would be ar
rested in the course Of day or two.
The Spanish Senate continues the discussion Of the
project of law on Parliamentary reform. The COrtes,
awaiting the projects of law public instruction and
on the press which daily expected continued the
discussion of the law on the high roads.
telegrsphic dispatch from Madrid, on the Goth Of
June, Gays:
Spain is determined to make herself respected by
Mexico"
Spain has opened telegraphc conferences with Por.
tugal.
The people were more occupied with the elections
than with the operations of the Bourse.
LONDON, June go o'cOck.-COnsols for account
93l.
PARIS BOURsE, June 22-2 o'clock.--The market
has been very firm with an upward tendency. Threes
were in demand at from 6Sf 6c. to 6sf 75c. Mobier
improved from 1857 to 1,lS0f; Lyons 2,492f SOC.
to 5O9f. and Austrian, 642f. Soc to 606s 25c The
other shares quoted as on Saturday. Southern from
772i. SOC. to 775f A telegrapbic dispatch has been
published by the Sub-Preect of Pau announcing that
the treaty had been ,gned with the Southern Railway
Company for the Pyrenean lines.
1t was rumored that the Bank of France was about
to reduce its rate of discount in few days.
Native Sugar was quoted at lSSS1S9; Haiti Coffee
at o. 6Oc. OF 75c., and Mocha at 2f 9Oc. 93f roc
In London, on the Goth of June, the English funds
were firm: Consolidated, 93l a93a, on time, and 9si
for cash; New y cents, SO.