New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF TIE ARAGO.


The United States NAL steamship Aragc, C,rt
Lines, from Hayre and Southampton, bringing fosr ds
later news from Europe, arrived a. this pvt n,cfisa
Jan. -. The Arsgo left Havre JAN IA and Co-,,
Roads on the morning Of the 18th, having made lie
passage in 10 days. She brings the usual mails, 9
passengers $3.50 600 in specie large amount Of ysa.
bles and over SOC tuns Of measured merchandise TIE
Arsgo reports having experienced moderate wsSike,
.or January.
The steamship Anglo-Ssxon from Eev-Yet al
Portland, had arrived at Liverpool on the lcsh ul
The Canada, from Boston and Halifax on the isA.
There is very little news by this mail.
The Neufchatel question may be regarded s,s,t,.d.
England and France have proposed terms to he PED
eraI Council which that body considers sooep4b..
The Epyoys Of Switzerland have also come 70 a a.
derstarding with the French Government SwsIef.
land will set at liberty the prisoners, on the sssrc,
Of the two nedistng Powers that Prussia VIII sSknev.
odse the independence Of Neuchael and &. ccse pu
stop ~ al military preparations.
By telegraph via Trieste news had been received "a
England of great battle near Bayuk, bstsees lie
Russians and Circsssisns The former refreshed, VIII
loss of rearly 2,0O0 mon and several guns, The a.
tack being made by CrcasSian corps Of 10 eo0sucs.
No news had been received of the PeniAn Gal "a.
petition The force under Bngadier ChsmbeTkys
had nearly reached Cabul.
Intelligence from the Cape Of Good Hope % thella
November was satisfactory and Of pacific chsrsctss
and the colony throughout was tranquil and improving
The session Of the Portuguese Cortes for 1857 wa
opened on the LIST inst by King Don Pedro ", w,hs
royal speech in the course Of which his Majesty e..
pressed his thanks to the Governments of England s,l
the United States for the succor given by them 70 t<
| Inhabitants Of the Cape Verde Islands.
| Amissiye from Rome had arrived at Madrid. Ever
difficulty between The Holy See and the COur; Il
| Madrid is said to be at end.
The snow storms in the Asturias had been 80 vdsu
that all communications, and even the mails, bsd bes
interrupted for several days.
Private telegraphic dispatches received in Epglsl
in anticipation of the Overland Mail, bring the accOEs
from Canton down TO the 9th November. These ~
vices state that hostiltes continued that the Ana
cans had also engaged in the struggle, aud the. tfs
remained consequently al a standstil. Thus muchs
known for certain Rumor adds in explanation Of ts
engagement Of the Americans in the strife that he
price offered by the Chinese Governor for the hesdd
the English led to some heads of the Americans brs
sent in, in mistake for those Of Englishmen.
A letter in the IrdtpnddRre Beige announces he
marriage Of NJ. de Moiny with daughter ofshe PA,
Gees Troubetsko
The French Government has received accounts Hcu
Senegal dated Dec. S, announcing the death cf No
| BANNED Sid Chief Of the Bracknas, and one Of he
most determined enemies Of the French domination.
The funeral Of the murdered Archbishop Of PIi
took place on the 10Th inst. in the Cathedral Of Nes
Dame with great pomp, and amid throngs Of peopk
The tia the assassin is expected to take place sb0s
the 2jth Of the month.
A hurricane was experienced at Malta on the Vi
nst during which some chips sunk and 300 boas wen
dashed to pieces aganst the quays
The Enalsh residents at Java have transmitted lbl
sum Of 25 francs for the relief Of the sufferers by M
foundations in France.
The Royal Naval Female School at Richmond, 70
gland was destroyed by fire the morning Of the lla
inst. No person was injured.
The last number Of the Journal Pratiqx 4 AgriSsb
tire states that, fol- the first time during the lAs ys
wears it is able TO announce that there hes been ID
in all the Corn markets of France.
Sir John Bowripg is said TO be seriously III in Cba
An account Of Sir Charles Naper's Baltic ssmrAr
from the Admrals own pen is, it Is sah, about tok
| published.
The captain and crew Of the Northern Belle, %
An ericsn vessel were saved from destruction dujy
fearful gale of the coast Of Kent, on the 9Th irs
by thirteen resoute boatmen belonging TO BroadsAk
| Their heroiem has called forth the wamest eiogd
| from all quarters; and subscription among Americas
residents in England has been commenced by Md
r. Croskey the United States Consul at Souhsmpss,
who has presented check of go, 10 provide fgz
for rewsrdpg their bravery. Considerable runs hsv
passed to Broadstairs through the Office Of TIE Lr
| don Tm9
The Tyne steamer, belonging to the RoydW1
India Mail Company, ran ashore, about FIVE ND
west Of st. Adams Head, on the DorsetsAre cosl
between and 4 o'clock, on the morning Of the ia
inst, on her voyage home from the Bralis ia
weather was very thick, and heavy sea. The Pst
sengers and mails safely landed, but The vesssl
it il feared, viii not be saved. She was one Of w
finest and strongest of the Comp. ny's feet.
The commercial advices by the Tyne were saii'~
| tory. Trade at Buenos Ayres and Monte Video |"
good. The Rio Money market was light. AlPerrH
bueo there was an active demand for sugars.
The English Money market was 6rmer on TIE ~
irst owing to speculative purchases and eeess'0s,
money sales. Consols for Money were 9Jl 0'1t, ~
| 49, a "a for the account, New Three Per Cent?,
| a9i Exchequer Bills finn at par 10 4 prem ~
! eiyn Stocks rather more active. Railway shsS~
ket active prices fat
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