New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE

The steamship City Of Bshimore Capt. Leach, ar
rived at this port last evening. She left Liverpool IN
company with the Argo-SaHon for Portland ABOUT III
q. M, 2sth ult.
The Niagara arrived at Livspooi al q a. m. on
the 18th.
The Edinburgh had arrived At glasgow.
The news is four days later than previous advises,
I'm. Il upInpoftant in political point OF view Finan-
.c;.gy considered il lie interesting.
n Is reported that, on the British taking Bushire,
-hich they did after two hours bombardment, the
Persians submitted to the demands Of their opponent
The English papers however do not credit it.
Great doubt is thrown over the recent news of the
burning of the factories at Canton, and later inte-
gence from China was an1iously looked for.
Rumors of notifications in the composition Of the
British Cabinet continued to be promulgated. dash
of the Aberdeen party is to be introduced
Fersk Khan. the Persian Embassador had had an
interview with Napoleon. The reply of the latter was
gon-committal.
The Swiss affairs appear to have nearly died out.
The Emperor of Austria had granted a complete
Amnesty for the Lombardo-V enetian Provinces.
The Conferences at Constantnope respecting the
Principates had ended and the Austrian troops were
10 be replaced by by Turkish soldiers.
The foreign journals generally destitute of inteM-
yence Of interest.
The Independeace Beige says that the conferences
he Neufchatel question Will take place in the middle
CT February.
The King Of Sardinia has been received at Nice with
great enthusiasm. The whole city was Illuminated.
The Daily Meas says:
ave learn from good authority that telegraphic
message from LORD Stratford de Radcliffe was received
at the Board of Control Saturday TO the effect that
me Shah has accepted the terms Of peace offered by
England not on account Of the fall Of Bushe, but on
general grounds
The papers record with regret the death of Judge
Baron Alderson which took place yesterday afternoon
Sir Edward Anderson was born at Great Yarmouth 10
che year 1877.
Tie ship Confederation, ashore in the Mersey, had
broken up. The master, steward and boy were lost.
The Madrid Gazette, of Jan. %, publishes decree,
ordering the proceeding with the general election ofhe
Deputies to the date Of the 25th of March.
Speaking Of the probability Of peace with Persia,
The London Morning Post says:
owe believe we may state that official information
tss reached our Government Of the probability OF the
Court Of Tehersn agreeing to our demands. Inc
Turkish Minister at that capital has sent dispatch to
his Government informing them that having heard OF
the fall of Bashire the Persian Government decided
TO make peace upon the English terms On its reach
ing Constantinople this intelligence was Immediately
forwarded by telegraph by Lord stratord aud its aa
thenticiy may be relied on. We may therefore hope
Sor speedy settlement Of the Persian difficulty. AT
the same time need hardly point out after our re-
cent experience In the theory and practice OF peace
making that there is sufficient difference between
determination to make peace and the actual accom-
plshment OF to warrant us IN not being over san
.guine
Immediately aerward of its success. On finding the
force TO be less than anticipated, and that Is not
yet advancing into the country, the Persian mind may
chsDge. We do not anticipate this-we only point II
out We ourselves think that the capture OF Bushre
will probably be the beginning and the end Of the Per-
sian war.
The London Times Of the 2sth says:
1.-THE English funds continue to exhibit heaviness,
and have closed at further decline OF per cent,
chiefly owing to the knowledge of an active demand
Tor money having prevailed at the Bank, and the ex'
pectstion that if this should continue for day OF two
an advance in the rate of discount Will be declded upon
The dulness of the market increased by the al
renee OF any signs Of recovery on the Paris bourse;
but on the other band, some support was AFFORDED 9y
the reduction In the corn market oy TENDENCY on le
part of some Of the Continental Banks 10 return 70
easier rates of discount and by an impression that an
effort will be made by the European Powers 70 dimin
uh their military expenses. =,
the Paris Bourse this evening show further ail OF D.
At Vienna an improvement has occurred IN conse
ouence of the contemplation OF reduction IN the Aus
trian army announced yesterday. A further sun OF
900 600 in gold was taken from the Bank for export
The Bank OF Holland has reduced its rates OF discount
from 81 cent at which il fixed on the 9Th OF De-
cembeT, to y cent.
The Daily Meas of the 2Sth says;
"The funds to-day experienced a further decline OF
TO per cent and the other departments OF the STOCK
fxcbapge also evinced a dropping tendency. Opera
tors for the rise are closing their accounts being dis
courased by the ghtness OF the money market which
Is believed to be sensibly promoted by the arrange
rents for shipping silver to the East. Some consdeTa
bic sales of Government stock for cash were also e
fected to-day, leading to very active demand for
money among tie dealers in the Stock Exchsnge In
the discount market the demand was less active thsn
in the Stock Exchange The rates are fully maitaneo'