New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15

REPORTED ATTACK on LOUIS NAPOLEON

gales and throughout the entire passage head winds
and rough sea.
Among the passengers is the Rev. J. p. LabagS,
bearer Of dispatches from Mr.. Mason at Paris.
The following is the list Of specie:
Beebee Community 50 600 H. A. Cost.....Sl $1,000
s5s OCO
The screw steamer North American from Liverpool
on the Sd inst., arrived at Quebec ON Saturday ast
We have her news by telegraph.
The United States Mail steamer Fulton, Capt. Wot-
TON left llavre ind COwes on the I'd inst Tor New
York.
The Belgian Royal Mail steamer Belgique, sailed
for Ney.York from Southampton on the ID inst, with
a large number of passengers.
The North Star, Leopold l., and Hermann, steam
,hips which left New York on the 10th May, arrived
of Cowes as follows: North Star at p. m, the
29th; Leopold l. at H., the Both, and Hermann
Mt 10p M, on the Both.
The Mail steamer Europa, from New-York, arrived
at Liverpool on The 3lst.
That part Of the Atlantic Submarine Gable, lying AT
the factory Of Glass s. Co., Greenwich had barely
escaped destruction by fire, some of the adjoining
buildings to those containing the cable having been
burned down.
The West India Mail Steamer Parana had arrived
Mt Southampton with over s., O0O 900 in specie.
IT.
rived at Vienna on the Both uL, with the ratified
Anglo Persian treaty, and left for London the
evening.
One thousand three hundred houses have been
burned down by 1eat fire at Constantinople
The little Archduchess Sophia, eldest child of the
present Emperor of Austria died at Buba on the
evening of the Doth ult.
A dispatch from Constantnope states that the
subscription list of a banking scheme started by ma
tive firms, had reached Il 100000
The Federal Assembly Of Bene has been convOk ed
for the 9th of June, to raty the treaty with Prussia
The Spanish census is nearly completed, and the
result will it is said show population of Il 100000
rouls.
The Constitutional publishes private letter from
the Persian Gulf received through Baglad, which an
nounces that on the 2lst of April the British troops
evacuated the town of Mohammerah, of which they
had taken possession at the latter part of March.
Brussels has been the of popular turmoil,
which at one time assumed the features of serious
political demonstration. 1t took its rise in warm and
exciting debaten the Chamber of Representatives on
"charitable institutions" sentence uttered by
of the members loudly cheered by the spectators
in the gallery when the President gave orders to the
huissiers 10 clear the gallery. Soon aerward a num-
Der Of men with their hats forced their way ill., and
the chamber was again cleared by troops and orders
given to strengthen the military posts outside The
crowds increased to thousands and cries of all kinds
were heard-shOuts of Vive lie ROi" mnglng with
"A bas lie Converts" "Down with the priests,
"Doyn with the Catholics" Let us drown the
President &c. The fernent spread to Antwerp and
several other Belgian towns The mObs broke the
windows Of several monasteries and Jesuit colleges.
The King was very popular Numerous arrests were
To-. latao .,rl. Grad in most
places.
The general appearance of the English Money
market had undergone a change for the better. Bank
Stock left off on the Sd inst. at 22d2l4; Reduced,
92saa; New Three Per Cents, 92s a !; Exchequer
Bonds, 9si !; and Exchequer Bills June, , dis. to
81 prem; March, 81 a6I prem. Foreign securities
were steady.
Uninterrupted heavness prevailed on the Paris
Bourse.
The Monteur announces the dissolution of the
legislative Body. The new elections to commence
on the 2lst Of June, and the number of the Deputies
for the new Chamber is fixed at 267.
The Russian Grand Duke Constantine paid a strictly
private visit to Queen Victoria at Osborne, arriving
there at midday the 3Oth from Cherbourg. His lm-
peral Ilighness salued by the ships-of-war As
sembled there for the purpose, and the American
frigate Susquehsnna then lying in the roadstead, took
prominent part in the reception the Russian flag
being run up at the main during the sausing, and
the band on deck playing the Russian national an
them. The Susquehanna Immediately afterward
sailed for Gravesend. The Grand Duke remained at
Osborne no longer than Sunday evening at IL
O'Clock, when he embarked on board the Queen
steam-yacht Osborne sleeping on board, and at .
O'Clock on Monday morning sailed for Calais, under
salutes from the r. Y. s. battery at Cowes and the
feet OF spthead. The brevity and privacy of his
visit, as compared with the length and publicity
of his scourn in France, affords topic for comment
IN the English journals.
The recent storms in Fraace had occasioned great
damage to the vines and crops in many of the COM
munes.
Vague rumors were current of another attempt on
the life of the Emperor, while on visit to the Artil-
lery Museum, but they were apparently unfounded.