New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24
NO NEWS FROM INDIA.
THE TURKISH DIFFICULTY,
DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS SUSPENDED.
AN AMERICAN SLAYER SEIZED.
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QUEBEC, Aug. %, 1857.
The O. madam Screw Steamship Company steamsf
Appo.s.to>1 arrived at this port this morning. Sac
left IverpooI at about o'clock p. M on wednesday,
TIE 10Th inst.
The route Of the Anglo-Ssxon was too fer north Of
N. line se,eted 70, the Atlantic cable 10 lead to any
.xpectaon of her falling in with the Telegraph Cabs
eeet The officers of the Anglo-Saxon report much
thick weather and constan head.wnds throughou.t the
whole passage.
Owing TO an accident on AhOre connected with the
landing Of the cable the teeg aph expedition did not
finally sail from Valents Irelan d, until the evening OF
Friday the 7th inst. The latest report from aenta
is dated Aug. 10. 4 p. m, as follows:
"The work Of laying down the Atlantic cabls Is
going on as satisfactorily the best fiends OF the en-
terprse could desire. Up 10 the pre- tlme about
300 miles Of the cable have been laid. Ine ueptn
the water into which il is now being submerged
nearly two miles. The laying of the abe rom .ne
shallow 10 the deep water was effected without ah-
Guilty The signals from board the st, 'amer Mag
ara are everything that electrician CO ud DESIRE
The steamers are heading west, with mod, rateiy fan
breeze and the cable is being run OUT from ON posrd
the Niagara at the rate Of about five miles per hour,
and messages are being constantly received snore
The following is the latest fash fiom on boa rd tne
Niagara: ,,,, .;xy
An more and more trustfh of complete saccess."'
The steamship Vanderbilt, from New. York on Sat-
urday Aug. /, arrived of Southampton on Tuesday,
the Ilh but our dispatch does not state the exact
hour Her passage however is called nine days and
thirteen hours, mean time.
The Collins steamer Atlantic, which sailed from
New.York at the same time with the Vanderbilt
Il2 o'clock m Aug. II, arrived at Liverpool at IL
O'Clock midnight, on the nth.
The steamship City Of Washington sailed from L'v.
erpoo for New-York at noon, on the 18th inst, and
the steamer General Williams, in place of the soyew
steamer Khersonese taken up by the Government tor
Inda) was advertised to leave the same afternoon TOT
St. Johns, N. F., Halifax and Portland.
The steamship North Star, from Bremen, wa
Southampton was also appointed to sail Tor NeW-for3
on the afternoon of the 18th inst.
Lord John Russell had reported from the Psria-
mentsry Select Committee that the Jews could not
bs admitted as members of Parliament under the ex
isting act for the modification of oaths.
Lord Palmerston explained to the House of Com
mons the difficulties with France, with regard t0ths
Modavian elections and stated that it had been de
cded in conference at Osborne to recommend tho
Sultan to annul the late election. Lord Palmerston
also states at there had been difficulties between the
ENGLISH and French Governments relative to the
Prncipalities- to their union, but simply u
the regularity ofthe elections. There was good rea-
son TO believe that Austria would concur in the deci'
ion arrived at between the French and English Gov
enments and that the Sultan, seeing that there was
nothing in the measures recommended, that would
orpromise bis dignity, or independence, would
.dopt their views and declare the elections void.
Lord PamerstOn said there was no ground osn-
prehend any enlargement between France and En-
gland on account of the Moldavian difficulties.
A spirited debate had taken place in Parliament in
regard to affairs in India. Lord Palmerston stated
\ Ind haan outa nd nj rtivA
recruiting was going on. Mr.. Disrael expressed the
opinion that the campsi.n for thi, year was lost.
The Emperor and Empress Of France had returned
esfely to Paris.
John Bright had been returned to Parliament from
Birmingham without opposition.
The trial of Spollen, for the murder Of Mr.. Little Of
Dublin, resulted in bis acquitta
The French news is of little interest The journals
unanimously support the attitude assumed BY ths
French ambassador at Constantnope.
dispatch from Vienna states that the representa-.
tiyes of France Russia, Prassa, and Sardinia, have
announced in notes couched in precisely similar terms.
the cessation of diplomatic relations with the Porte,
and their approaching departure from Constantinope.
The Russian Embasaador struck his flag on the 9Th
inst. The Paris correspondent Of The london Times
Gays that the pending difficulties in regard TO Modavs
will be submitted for solution TO conference Of the
representatives Of the various powers interested.
Later Indian news was momentarily expected when
the Anglo Saxon sailed
The schooner Jupiter, under American colors. was
seized in the Blight Of Benin, Africa, the 18th OF
June, and condemned She had seventy slaves on
board, and there were many more awaiting ship
nent on the beech. The captain threw the JupIssTs
papers overheard.
Late Madrid journals state that the Government
informed that certain inhabitants of Cuba have framed
project fer assisting the busters in coup dan man,
but that 70 anxiety felt as to the result The
rumored Suspension of negotiations between Spain
and Mexico still lacked confirmation.
Other Continental news is unimporant.