New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
FOuR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the City II Warrington and the FULTON
CONTINUED SUCCESS OF PALMERsroN.

arrived at this port yesterday forenoon.
The America arrived at Liverpool at ~ p m o"
Monday, the 9Th. IL.
The Africa for New-York and the screw-steansn'P
Khereopese for st. John Newfoundland sa'Tu "'-"
LIVERPOOL afternoon Of Saturday, the fth.
The United States Mail steamer Futon oaP,a'n
Wotton also arrived yesterday evening" having 'e''
Southampton on the 9Th inst
Tho steamers Leopold I. and Hermann, from New
voyh nm the 2lst ul arrived of Cowes on the nght oi
en-. ID the former few hours IN advance OF the
latter.
The accouoehment of Queen Victoria was daily ex-
rect<d to take place.
The elections are now almost over, and they have
resulted in decided gain TO the Government although
from the number Of men who have gained seats,
= impossible to estimate correctly the probable major
;ty The counties have already returned l9 Liberals
,of all shades) against l43 conservatives.
The estimate of The London Giobe is to the present
time, 365 Government, 2i9 Opposition.
General Ashburnham is appointed to the command
OF the military force 10 be sent to emma
fearful tragedy perpetrated on the ON AZ Law
.rnool. butcher named Gibbons, who had been IN
n despondng state of mind for some time owing TO
fiure in business cut the throas of his wife and two
Of his children woundng third on the cheek bone.
The eldest child "A years old WAS quite dead, and the
mother and the youngest child not expected TO
AT the Gloucester asszes the 4th inst verdict of
600 damages was given against Cardinal Wiseman,
at the suit of French priest named Able Roux, lately
in cure at Chelsea, for breach Of contract, upon
which the plaintiff alleged that the defendant had re-
ceived document signed by the Princess Lettia Bo-
napsrte niece to the Emperor of France, which the
~ al b.da lo.t dapOSed Of other
way. The document was an acknowledgement on the
part of the lady that she owed Rou1 25 900 francs
which che desired her children would pay as sacred
debt"
The amount of gold on its way to England from Aus
traa the greater portion of which could not be far
distant) was estimated at E2,0OO,O 600, and silver
f500,OOO.
The Paris Conference ON the affairs of Neufclatel
has held another meeting. Two or three points are
sad to be settled namely, the amnesties the parci-
patton on the part of the whole confederation in the
expenses of the occupation; aso the preservation to
the Prince of Prussia of the title of Prince Of Neuf-
chstel Other points are yet distant from settlement,
and there will be further meeting for some days. 1t
is indeed reported that the Conference is adjourned
siae de in consequence of impracticable demands by
Prussia but our information the subject is quite
meagre.
The diplomatic rupture between Austria and Sar-
,na is now complete AS Austria will consider It be-
meath her dignity TO recede and Sardinia will not make
the first advances the rupture will doubtless continue
some time.
telegraphic dispatch from Constantinople, of the
let inst announces that the English feet left there on
the previous day, making for Malta.
Accounts from Athens of the 28h ult, state that the
Senate had passed vote favorable to the Ministry
was considered in India according to the last ac-
counts from China, that the closing of the five Chinese
ports against European commerce was Imminent.
II il denied in well informed quarters that the ques-
ton Of the Danish Duches has been submitted to the
exclusive judgment of the Germanic Diet or that the
English and French Governments have yet returned
definite answer to the King Of Denmark request tor
their good Offices Both Governments have however,
expressed their friendly sentiments toward the King
Il is thought the Conference now In session al fars
will take up the question of the Duches as soon as the
affairs of Neufchste and the Danuban Provinces are
disposed Of
Prussia has ratified the treaty with Denmark relative
70 the Sound Dues Notifications exchanged az
Copenhagen prior to the lst inst.
The Grand Duke of Tuscany has 81 for the present
declined to conclude with the Papal Chair concordst
like the Austrian.
The Emperor of Russia is said TO have detnitively
gwen up his intended journey to Western Europe.
An order in council had been issued prohibiting the
importation into England of cattle, or OF horns, hoofs,
hides or skins from those territories OF Russia Prus
sia or Mecklenburg Schweru which lie on the Gulf OF
Finland or between the Gulf and the city of Lubbock.
This precouton has been taken to prevent the intro
duction into England of the infectious disease which
destroying the cattle of the Baltic provinces.
The number of persons returned to Sevasopol is
described az wonderful. The theater is reopened No
hopes seem at present to be entertained that the town
viii ever recover its former importance, unless the
Government make il again a naval and military depot
and of this there is no inkling at present
In Eupa,oria, also the inhabitants are beginning to
return TO their homes and settle down again.
The accommodations Of sand and shingle, at the
various ports in the Black Sea, is said to form sub
ject Of anxious solcitude to the marine department
At Nicslaie now the most valuable of oil the ports
this process is proceeding most rapidly.
At last advices the Persian army was firmly posted
at Shraz and General Buhler fortifying ArabiNan
The southern provinces were tranquil.
Reforms are progressing in Turkey. In two cases
Christian witnesses have given evidence against
Turks in Bosnia and in both the Mussulmans were
found guilty. The passport or cardodentity system
has been introduced into Bosnia.
The King Of Siam has published the following edict
1--WE, sovereign of the country Of Siam, the states
Of Laos Of Cambodia, of Malscca aud OF Douksey-
Ion wishing that the treaties have concluded with
the powerful nations of Europe France, England and
Russia may be executed in all thes terms, commun-
cate these conventions to the knowledge Of the
Governors Of our provinces officers of customs and
an our subjects: We wish that the members OF these
various nations may travel freely through our States,
trade therein and practice their religion, conforming at
the same, time to laws, and respecting the acts
of our authority. .
PHRA:BARD soMDETEH- HRA PARAMENDl MAHA'
MONGK