New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-19
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ANGLO. sAxoNAND ARAGO
RTMORED CONSPIRACY IN SPAIN.
THE EXPEDITION TO MEXICO.
THE NEUFCHATrL PROJECT.

Southampton May b, arrived mere HHt evening
The Canadian Screw Steamship Anglo-Sa1on arrived
t Quebec at O'Clock Sunday morning from Liver
pool the 9th INST
The screw steamer Circassian arrived at Liverpool
on the Sd inst from Portland, L. S.
The London Money market was easier, and consols
for money closed at 93l s939.
The screw steamship City of Manchester, from New
York, arrived at Liverpool the morning of the 9th
inst.
The L. s. Mail steamship Washington from New
York, arrived at Southampton on the 3d. landed her
mails and passengers, and proceeded her voyage TO
Bremen
The Royal Mail steamship Niagara from Boston via
Halifax. arrived at Liverpool ON the 4th inst.
The Manchester Art Exhibition was opened with
great ceremony
The Grand Duke Constantine was still in Paris.
1t was rumOred that discovery had been made of
great conspiracy to explode the 10th of May
throughout Spain.
Generals Santiago Medinue and Garrido have been
appontes TO command the Spanish army in the war
with Mexico, and have embarked for Cuba.
The test of the project for the settlement of the
Neufchatel difficulty has been published. Its sub
stance is already known.
The Pontifcal Government has further reduced the
duty on textile fabrics.
The Danish Ministerial difficulty continues.
The prohibition is removed on the export OF gold
from Russia.
The French journals profess to know about Lord
Egn's instructions respecting China, and say Inc will
demand renewal Of the Treaties, with the extension
of the privilege to three other ports beside the five to
which they already claim admittance; and also the
establishment of English military ports in all cities
lii and
the re-erecton of the Forts at Canton, Shanghai and
Hong Kong
Admiral Lyonss squadron arrived off Malta on the
I'D April and entered the port of Valetta with much
ceremony A banquet was to be given to the gallant
Admiral on the 2Sth.
Letters from Smyrna state that ship belonging to
Tripo with As slaves on board, had been seized at
Tchesme, on the demand of the British Consul-Gen-
eral. The Municipal Council of Smyrna had ordered
the slaves to be set at liberty.
An Imperial order has been addressed TO the Greek
Bishops directing them TO carry out the reforms in the
administration Of worship decreed in 1885,
Ismail Pacba, commanding the army of Anatolia,
has been removed to the command of the army of
Arabistan.
The Paris Moniteur declares the publication of the
Neufchatel treaty by the Swiss journals to be the re-
points are incorrectly stated.
Lord FIein embarked at Marseilles the LIST inst,
in the packet-ship Caradoc for Malta on his way to
China.
Bristol paper asserts that Milford Haven has been
selected as the English port for the Great Eastern
steamship
The Queen of Spain is said to be in the fourth month
Of her pregnancy and that is the period at which
she has had than miscarriage, her physicians
have ordered her to observe the strces rules not a.
lowing her to leave the Palace.
The news of the safety of the Australian masteamer
Oneida has given the greatest delight in oil parts OF
Great Britain.
The Australian Ministry has been defeated on reso
luton brought forward by Mr.. OShanassy, and re-
signed A new Ministry has been formed. In the new
Cabinet, Mr.. Charles Gavan Duffy is Commissioner
Public Works. Trade WAS rather gutted, in conse
quence of large arrivals from England.
Sir John Ramsden has been appointed Under-Secre-
tary of War in the British Government.
The Russian squadron commanded by Admiral
Behrens is expected Agiers toward the end of Nay
The 7oulonnois announces that the French general
elections are positively fixed for June 2l.
The Paris Council Of State, on the Sd inst, adjourned
the con deration of the transatlantic packet question
for six months.
NJ. Alfred de Musset, one of the most celebrated
poets of France, died on the Sd, aged 45.
The Spanish Cortes were opened on the LIST of May,
Marsha Narvaez, President of the Council, reading
the ROYAL address. Martinez de 10 Rosa has been
elected President of the Congress.
The text of the Queens speech respecting Mexico Is
as follows
"The diplomatic relations with the Mexican Re-
public have been interrupted by diplomatic circum-
stances but hope the interruption will be but tenn
porary. The Mexican Government and Nation have
already begun TO prove that they will not consent TO
count. these acts contrary to justice as to hui
mainly, by allowing them to go unpunished; and that
thew will not oblige Spain, TO whom they are united
by so many bends to exact reparaton for such out
RACES.
The Greek Chambers had reassembled after the
Easter holidays and voted the budget OF the Interior
without discussion.
The American ship Andrew Foster, Capt. Williams
ate mate of the Ericsson steamer, was run into on
the night of the 2sth ut between Tuskar and Holy
head by the ship Tuscarora from Liverpool for Phia'
dephia, and sunk in deep water. The Andre Foster
sailed from New-York on the LIST April for Liverpool
with one lady passenger Miss Quin, and crew num-
beriug in all 80 persons. They al took to the boats,
ard were saved. She had large cargo OF wheat,
cotton, bacon &c. The ship and cargo were said TO
be insured in New-York. The TuscGrora was taken
il tow by steamer inward bound.
Baron Gros about to proceed 70 China a Minister
Plenipotentiary of France.
The ManchesterArt Exhibition formally opened
Tn lie 9Th instant, by his Royal Highness Prince
Albert with much ceremony, ard in The presence OF
large concOurse of people
Tie English Money market on the 9th was rather
ea,ier but relaxation in the rates can be reported
In the Stock market prices were firm. Consos for
money were steady at 93l $50; New Threcs, 92s92