New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-16

Norsb American arrived at Liverpool, from Quebee,s
O'Clock on the evening of the I'd instant.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Parliamentary proceedings are very dull ~
The bill for the redemption Of the Danish Sound
Dues has been passed to second reading BY the
House Of Lords.
new Divorce bi-ts object being to exempt the cler.
py from the duty Of marrying persons divorced on the
Ground of sdultery-was rejected by vote Of 81
10 %. ,,
ON Friday, Lord Peterborough, in the House u
Lords called attention to the reduction ia the rate Of
exchange with India recently made by the East India
COMPANY by lowering their terms for bills on India
with the object of preventing the export Of silver
He said that it should be left to the discretion Of the
local Government to remit funds to THIS country or not
N do So and that considerable Inconvenience might
result 10 the Indian Government if any urthsr aera-
tions were made in this country. he had heard %
good authority that the mutineers al Deih had OBJ
faired possesson Of no less than $500 OOOor 100000
a large portion of which was public morey: He
thought such fact indicated Tue nec s NY great
caution in the adoption OF changes OF inns KIND ss
otherwise the Government of India might posslbybe
found unable TO meet its engagements.
Earl Granville said every precauton would be
taken against unnecessary dcaw upon the resources
of the Indian Government. That Government, now:
ever at present has large balances at ts disposal aud
there was no reason to fear that it would be unable
meet all its engagements.
In the House of Commons Mr.. +. Barring called a.
tepon TO the necessity Of taking steps to facilitate BY
emigration the supply of labOr in British Guiana.
M. Labouchere admitted the Importance OF the
subject and twas the duty of the Government 70 assist
vance the prosperity of the Colony. At the same
time il was their imperative duty to take care that no
possibe approach be made toward the rsintroducton
of the borfrid system Of Slavery.
L. n,t ha syatpnf. Halmora-
ton said that arrangements are being made to send
Consuls TO places the Black Sea, according to the
{" stipulation of the Paris Treaty"
Thc Posi- believes itself justified ip stating that it e
the intention Of the Emperor and empress OF the
French TO visit the Art Treasures Exhibition at Man
chester in the course Of the next six weeks:
The Daily Ners is authorized to state that the Esr
Of Shaftesbury Is decidedly opposed to the mpcrs.
ton Of free blacks into the West Indies, regarding
perilous in the extreme.
The screwstesmer Fox, Captain McCinton, fitted
out by Lady Franklin sailed from Aberdeen on the st
inst the Arctic regions in search OF the remains OF
Sir John Franklin and his crew.
The Duke Of Marlborough is dead.
AT meeting Of the Company owning the mammoth
steamship Great Eastern, it was announced that she
may be launched in September, but that the trial trip
to Portland will be deferred till next April. Her total
cost is to be esq 600.
The American merchants at Liverpool invited Capt.
Hudson and the officers Of the Niagara to banquesos
the day the America sailed, IN honor of the 4th OF
July. On the following Thursday the officers were to
dine with the Mayor of Liverpool.
The King of the Belgans was on visit to Queea
Victoria.
FRANCE.
Gen. Cayaignac is officially announced one OF the
Opposition candidates for Paris. The Governments
candidates are those now in office.
In Algeria the French army is stated to have suf
fered much during the late campaign from heat aud
fatigue, and there remained much hard work for the
men. telegraphic dispatch from Kubylis report
more victories for the French troops and says they
that Gen. Mcmahon was killed in action, but il now
appears that several musket balls passed through bis
coat without ipjuring bim.
The depression on the Paris Bourse had givea ~
TO rumOr that the Government contemplated raising
a new lean, but the rumOr was believed to be IN
founded.
reduction of the rate OF discount by the Bank q
Fance was looked for the next the following week
The Paris correspondent of The Daily Ne,cs says:
" 1t is currently reported at Lille that, in co0se-
quence Of the excellent prospects Of the harvest the
Belgian Government has resolved to take off the ex
port duty levied at the French frontier upon CO.
reals coming from Belgium. This important measure,
il IN said, will 20 into Operati July l5."
The Paris correspondent of The Times writes:
" The conspiracy of a certain number Of Italians
against the life of the Emperor seems to be marked by
more serious character THAI was originally supposed
The persons taken into custody are also more numey
Gus. Successive arrests, either ia consequence of dis
closures ade BY accomplces obtained from pspers
found at their lodgings, have increased the number
belong to the school as Pianor and their object
ls the same. They are also said to be connected with
the conspratOrs arrested IN Genoa, who proposed to
proclaim Republic in that city,"
SPAIN.