New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-16
Nema DAILY Gtibmate
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE VANDERBILT.
NO NEWS FROM INDIA.
CANTON TO BE eLookAOED.
New Complication in Turkey.

The U. s. steamship Vanderbilt, Capt. E. Higgins
arrived at this port Thursday morning, with French
and English sdvices to the I'd ns which are three days
hter tnan those received by the Atlantic on Monday
The mail steamer Arago, from New-York. arrived
off Cowes on the evening Of the 3d. and proceeded on
10 HAVE.
The Calcutta letters and papers, giving full Diet. Ais
of the intelligence previously to hand, had reached
England.
Tbe Emperor Of the French left Stuttgart On the
2sth nit on his return TO France.
The Emperors Of Prussia and Austria met at Wiemsr
On the Ist Of October. The King Of Saxony had not
then arrived.
Il Is reported in Paris that the Isle de IA Reuoion,
formerly Isle Bourbon ia to resume the name of Isle
Buopapsrte, which it bore under the first Emperor.
From China, we learn that Admiral Seymour had
resolved upon blockade Of the Canton River; $40
officers ard men of the Royal artillery had arrived,
and were forthwith dispatched to Calcutta in the
Sampson. Trade at Annoy was improving.
According 10 letters of the 24h Sept. from Athens,
the Creek Government had authorized the exporta
ton Of cereal crops in consequence Of the abundance
Of the harvest
News from Constar tnople of the och announces an
approaching Encouragement Of the diplomatic service
in Turkey. is well known that Prince Callmaki is
to relnquish the embassy at Vienna. Schsmyl had
made prisoEer of the Governor of Khanatz, and an
tnseKts bad broken out in tina. district.
The Emperor Of the French is reported to be intent
on personal meeting with all the principal Sovereigns
of Europe.
A dispatch from Berlin says that the English Gov
eminent had given notice to the Prussian manufac.
turers of firearms that no more such articles will be
allowed TO enter the East Indies without special per-
mission.
DISPATCHES from the French Minister in China
represent the sustion of affairs as unfsvorsbie aud
announce positively that the Court OF Pekin viii not
agree to any arrangement.
A letter from Paris, Of the LIST inst, states that the
fact Of the expulsion of refugees from Genoa wss con-
hrmed BY the publication Of the lanes Of those who
had been % treated.
ConstaDhnope letters and journals state that new
complication had arisen that city touching Montene
gro. district Of Albania having revol.ed the Pssha
of Scuts had taken measures to chastise the rebels
ssd cent 5000 men sganst them. Meanwhile inteIl-
sepee was received that the Monteneg,ns medtated
descent into the plains TO succor the insurgents As
any intertererce with the Mon.ensgrrs would be I'm
sessssable just nov, the representatives Of France
England and Austria had held conference with the
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, and recommended him to
the Pasha Of Scutsr TO suspend his measures
Tor tie present
The United States Consul a. Southampton, NJ.
VIM. Thomson, paid official visit TO the Uuited
States fisste Plymouth in the Southampton waters,
on the ID inst; he was saluted on embarkins snd
leaving, and entertained at dtjeuney on bosrd
Capt Dahlgren and bis fcers we're invited 10 ban
qOet the Sd at Mr.. r. Andrewss rs,idonce a. VIA
chester The fgste was to leave on her return hoc,e
On the iih or 5th.
THE MARKETS.
The report of the Liver pool Cotton market or the
week shows a steady business at f,rmer quotations.
The produce markets during the week have been
sshe' active, bat owing to the large supplies Brought
hf"srt, prices have Occasionally shog weak loss.
The final prese Of the French Three per Cents on