New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-17

ThSs. 1t Is presumed, shelves the mes.u,. - !.
seesion. w Hs
The Sound Ones question was take, N, A.. .
House voted Fl rs 600 in liquidation Of Ras;.ss.
Mr.. Lidde called attenton to the Danish tr.,. A..
which, although OF comparatively small amount -
vexatious In their operation and ought TO be sbEns
BY treaty as well "a the Sound dues.
Ibe Chancellor OF the Exchequer said, In rax,...
that the Government bad endeavored 10 gel ths 49,
ton OF the transit dues included in the treaty In,
been unable to obtain the assent Of the DanisS .
eminent to the proposition. wv
FRANCE AND RUSSIA.
The Paris correspondent Of The Timer az.
Count de Morny, previous to his departure from Z,
Petersburg, which is 10 take place about the osss
"this month, win sign the treaty Of comrerc. ~
tween the French and Russian Goverursas -
which the clauses are already agreed to.
BELGIUM.
Official dispatches from Brussels Of the "A s..,...
that tranquility is restored but that msny pes;s-.
against church abuses had reached the Ccyer,,.s.'
very strong feeling against the Jesuits Continual
manifest itself throughout the country.
A Brussels letter In the Psris PTesse SAYS that Al
Cabinet Council il resolved 10 withdraw the ~
noxious bill charities, and that two OF three m;ss
tiers rendered their resignaiions which the King h.
fused 20 accept.
The Chambers will be convoked again In q a,
weeks but only to vote upon urgent measures ass
after they are passed the session viii be closed.
SPAIN.
Madrid dates are to the Both nit.
The disturbances at Granada had entirely oessd
but the authorities continue to take military prscau.
tons and were causing bread TO be sold to the poor
reduced rates.
LONDON, Saturday
The Catharine Adams, from Sydney, has arrived or
Plymouth but her amount of gold remains to be ascer
tanned This vessel is said to have made the passsss
in % days.
FRANCE.
The improved position of the Bank Of France hav.
ing led 10 rumors of contemplated reduction in sAa
rate of discount the writer Of The Times city article
saws: 1t seems that such a step will be resorted 10
before the artificial purchases OF gold are entirely
" stopped"
The Midway, 10 days from Melbourne, wa. IL
Plymouth yesterday evening with fifty tuns Of copper
and LOG passengers She sailed February l7th, rounded
Cape Horn the Oath Of March, entered Pernambaoo
NAV 3D. left on the 9Th and crossed the line on the
Sth.
THE DIFFICULTY WITH NEw-GRENADA.
Advices from Bogota to the 9th of April state ths
the Macintosh question was either settled the
point of being So and that relations were about 10 b
restored between the two Governments. IL Is added
that Don Juan de Francisco Martin, who has resided
for the last three years in Paris is appointed Minister
Penipotentiary from NewGreIada 10 the Court Il s..
James.
FROM The Timer City article
LONDON, Friday Evening.
1.-The funds opened at an improvement Of per
cent, which subsequently experienced an increase Of
an eighth. Further arrivals of overdue vessels from
Australia, coupled with better accounts from the
Paris Bourse was the principal of the increased
confidence Relief was likewise felt from the termi.
nation Of the extra pressure in the discount market
consequent the liabilities of the ith and 5th OF the
month. Money in the Stock Exchange was lover,
and was still in full demand on Government securities
at 81 per cent. The quotations Of French Three per
Gents show preponderance of money purchasers,
and further average Improvement OF per cent
The GOLD by the Walmer Castle, from Port Philip
was valued at fi52 1872 This makes the total for the
present week f573,0O0."
The Daily Ners' city article says:
"The settlement being completed, and the financial
advices from Paris more cheerful, the funds showed
an upward tendency The late arrivals of gold are
viewed with satisfaction, and the hope is entertained
that the money market viii become, temporarily at
least, less stringent