New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08
GREAT BRITAIN.


The Paris PAYS says there has been received prs.
yste letter from Losdon stating that Lord ElgA vsaa
soon be appointed Governor Genera! OF India, cad
Lord Canning be nominated 10 smother Once.
fed party raising hundred recruits has beea With
An express train from Manchester to London % TIE
Great Northern Railway ran oil the tack and over
the yiaduct Four persons were killed, including As
Hon. Windsor Give, and large number injured.
The subec. Of creating an army brigade from the
middle class of Ensishmen daily attracting more
attention. ard it supposed that the pressure Of
public opinion would induce the Government to TAXA
Messrr, Harrison, Watson & Co, bankers Ia Hull
have failed. Their liabilities are supposed TO- b
large. Z.
at Limerick on Saturday, the 10Th. Some persou
we're injured, but nc lives were lost.
Adyices from Palermo state that the telegraph b.
tween Malta and Sicily will be ready by the middle d
have 10 Law cable between Alexandria and Malta TO
bring Bombay within fifteen days Of London.
Tie Globe says that the Privy Council have 6Ked
Sunday, the 4h Of October, as day for national ha-
initiation and prayer, on account OF the Indian
troubles. c,,o.
The Sultan of Turkey has contributed 81 600 10 tho
Indian Relief Fund. Considerable political importance
is attached TO this act Of the head Of the hohannsdas
religion. L
Kerry, Ireland.
THE LATEST.
LosDoS-Ssturday.
There wss a further increase in the demand fx
money both in the Stock Exchange and at the Bank
but NOT beyoId what was to have been anticipats1
from the near approach Of the end Of the quarter aud
the argeness Of the Government balance.
II is stated that within the last few days i6ge
quantity of Ibraila maize has been sold to BIO shPps1
TO the United Kingdom in the course Of the year u
Greek vesses-the price mentioned per quarter, ca
and freight being a considerable reduction from ~
price now ncminaly current in London.
In Paris, on Friday, the Funds closed at OIL I'VE
and 67f '5c.
FRANCE.
Napoleon eftthe camp at Chaons on the I'D. w
at Strasbourg on the next day, ana al stu'ssfdtea
telegrapbic dispatch from Stuttgardt gives the FOL-
lowing programme Of the Imperial meeting: The En-
perors meet on Friday, the 25th. They viii siui
grand banquet on that day, and an evening psfgs
the Princess Royals country seat. On Saturday 81
will pay visit to the royal breeding stud at Hshen-
heinz and attend an evening party at WlheimscAloss
the garden to which regal palace viii be usmnakeo
The Minister Of Foreign Ahsiss will have ls.ss.n-
bly, on the same evening Of 81 the msnbers % hs
diplomatic corps. The festivities will termcHs co'
Sur day by grand banquet at the Court and . ga
spectscle at the theater. The Emperors will take
their departure on Monday morning.
Vienna dispatch says that the Emporop OF Az
tria and Russia will have an interview at WemUa
the let Of October.
The P6rs PdtTte says the furthef1ng OF common
spirit Of amity and good intelligence between tbs
Courts Of France and Russia s the only object Of w.
interview.
foundations in the south of France have been very
disastrous. The destruction of property was immense
and several lives lost. The Emperor contributed
10000 francs from his private purse for the relief Of
the sufferers.
The grape harvest was progressing in the south, ~
the vintage was most abundant
A telegraph dispatch from Stuttgardt the 18th TO
The Times Gays that Napoleon arrived there on that
afternoon at A o'clock. The King of Wurtsmberg
received him at the railway station, and conducted
him to the palace, where they were immediately
Joined by the Emperor of Russia. Contrary TO ~
expectations the Empress of Russia was to join tho
party the bext day.
The trial Of those charged with the c0mmittsl 0f
frauds the French railroad had terminated. Psro
wss acquitted. Greet was found guilty and sentenced
to eight years imprisonment Carpenter and Guena
were also found guilty and sentenced TO five years
imprisonment. Furthermore, Carpenter, Grelst and
Parrot are required to restore 1882 shares and Cue
rim 400.
The funeral Of M. MANN was attended by 500 per-
sons, of whom many were refugees. Ne funeral owe
ton was permitted. Police precautions were tskss,
but no trouble occurred.
SPAIN.
Mexico has accepted the mediation of EpRaudss ed