New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03
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The Brszrlisn st-srn Navigation Company had 70
| solved upot final SUSPECT sion.
| The London Tina Of Saturday reports the funds
buoyaIt on tire previous dsy. Loans Of stock were
il cor siderable deDard and higher rates freely
PAID but az sburdsu. supply Of money hsviog bean
ATTRACTED, the rates receced TO me previous hSure:
| Ararceuepts have been concluded ythe Brazilian
Mnis.er In Ior den with Hessrs Rothschlds for Bra
zilan Al per cent loan Of { 100000 the precise
o;ton Of whch will be communicated to the Stock
| Excksrge 90 Monday. The money i to DC applied to
| the q, up' elton Ct tie Don Pedro R,iro,d
| The Herald rsjoces in tire triumph Of IL, Miais.
Nv which IL believes viii also be received with enhu-
sasu. by TIE country. II declares that the Govefa
mert y uld have had an overwhelming majority.
| 1Tta H:use Of Ccurnors has rarely presented 8
more singular and exciting scene than that Of the great
resy has at heat tie dignity Of the House tae vel
FIRE OF the ccun'ry End the safety Of dis can regret
tie ies cit Tie Liberal panty must feel well satisfied
a. having escsptd the csssy OF going to tae oust
tsrty ought to learn wi-dtm fom the event Toe
great iced of tie psry is harmony and reccnclia-
| tor
LnfestJy Telegraph from London 70 Lir--poO'.
LesDos Saturday rooa.
The Paris correspondent e The Times says th st 1t
ia row decided that TIE Government Of Ageus will b;
given TO Prince Nstoieon, AID tnst he vii have fdll
powers TO administer II without berg under tee con-
'rtl Ct Minister in Paris. TIE Plince will depsit
ally 10 july.
lie Iml ish Government is said to have consented
to settlement wtd HonsLeg;o, ia coa.tq :enos OF
oqpstch from i,s Embassstor in Paris, s'stieg tb.t
TIE PoIte did rot arrange Il, France would formally
rtccgulze the independence Of Ncntenegio.
teesraphic Dispatch nj nounces the arrival OF the
Queen OF Puatugel al LISBON u tine l1tb.
4 Vienna letter il the Cologne Gazette Gays thst
an orc.r ia been eeut to Yece by telegraph to as
ps.ch two steam frgates from that port to Cttsro
liere steamers will take on board battalion OF
ri..s snd tao bat'alops OF the lite. Aiter lindl1S
tttie troops they will hin in the waters Ct stsro
DEATH OF TIE DUCHESS OF ORLEANS.
Fror, The London 7imes, MAY 10.
We regret 10 announce tie death oi her royal bigh-
Les the Duchess Of Orleans who expired Yesterday
morrirg, shortly after &c ocs at her residence 81
Rcbmond 70 the iIexpressbe grief OF her sons, tue
Count de Paris and the Doke ce Chartres aud the
ott or me ners Of the exied roy family Of France.
Tie demise Of her royal highress ls deep affection
to G ex.Queeu Auelie whose only Consolation uoder
the mopibful circumstances s the preseDcs Of the
Duke Ct EemOuis, tie Duke aod Due sess # Aumala,
nd FIiDce AID Princess Joinviile who, with their
families, ere living at Twickenham and Chren9ot
Tho lamentabe event wss quite unexpected. Toe
Duchess only iortbe hi since cned at the Marquis Of
Landowner, ana was apparently in exceleat health
and spirits. ~
oOIeats was younge,t dsugotsr Of Frederick Louis,
Hereditary Grad Dixie Of MeckIenburgh' Sci Tern,
by lis second marriage with tie Princess Ca7oiihs,
daughter Of Charles, Grand Duke OF e.Welmar.
Her ROYAL HghIess born on the %lth q January,
1914 and conaegue n.ly was II years OF age. Tue
Pncess was brought up i'll the Pfototant faith and
is aid from the pIOu- and bostentatods course ~ her
ealy life, ttat che reluctantly embraced Tue CfiIhL
1rorpect Of her union with tie Pfilcs Royal OF
FraLce the Duke Of Orleans, At the period OF
tie neeotisticn OF the mar,lsge the hope and pr1de
Of the French French people. GA leaving her reirod
nome ct Ludwig slust for her adopted country, the
Princess delcately reminded ina, il would be nee
esary to her regret leaving the !aud OF her
tntb. The Princess replied, shal endeavor hence
forth to love ard admire everything in Francs The
marriage Of the Princess and tue Duke OF orleans
was celebrated or tie 18th OF July, 1881, at the
Palace of FontsIrebleau, in the ependid g.ls'y OF
TT hay h6d w
Pans (born 2i.h of August, 1881 aud the D0kc de
Chsrtr,s (born November? lsi0) the Duchess me.
with SD overwhel lining domestic calamity by the SUI
den death Of Ell husbend. DC the 18th OF July lo'
II q Duke Of Orleans was killed by fall from Gls
carrsge TIE Duchess bore her oss with heroic resg
ration and gave vent to her narrowed fcellngs only IN
retirement. She then, and ever since, n most event
fl tincs devoted Lcrseif 10 the education OF her
rfart soi F, to whom she was the most afectionate
and LOVING Of motheIs. Her Royal HIg aness rarely
appeared IN ii gaieLies OF the Coult oil LOUIS M
ire. Tic Duchess ofOteans aud her soDj were stay
~ with the King and Queen at Paris when the revo
utonary outbreak took place, in February, SlS
After ueh trouble and anxiety inc Du,ness anu ncr
oua ATTENDED by the Marquis de Mornsy, son-iG-aw
of Marshal Soult ara faithful adherent OF LOUIS
Philippe ard his family, escaped to Belgium. since
lie convuson Of 1873 the Duchess a1d her sons have
chiefly paced their time a. residence 10 Germany
and il visiting the members OF the French royal family
this country. Her Royal Highness had been stay
ng Ell &c the Sur OF last year at Mr. Pdyntets
conS S durre ali the trials her Royal Hghness ex-
perenced after Der alliance with the house OF Orleans
gained the admiration Of all Observers:
His Royal Hghness the Prince Consort, shortly
after the sad news reached the Queen at buckingham
Palace left town for Rich nond on visit OF condo
| lence to the eorrowipg relatives of the Dachess
The Duchess Of Cambridge, and the other me NIB ers
of the roysl family lkewse paid wits to the exlled
70, al family soon after the intelligence waNecelved
FRANCE.
The trial of % persons aneeted for the recent H.
al mr. TIA 3,
TIe Times Paris correspondent says that the
Ererch fopsdron in the Paci TO be reenorced, ana
that the command Of the squadron has been gwen 10
CSmmander Sarzc.t The sane authority says that
instructions bavo been sent to Baron Gros In Cnina
| to treat with tie Imperial Commissioner without
| going to Pekin
| portance BY the French Government, that the Con-
suate the re has been raised to the Cons ate General
The election Of NJ. Misers to tae Legislature L re-
garded as highly important demonstraton egalost
| the Government as most strenuous enolH "e'e inoue
| by officials to secure bis defeat
| The Ses sion Of the Senate had closed.
Both the civil aud military proee cutiops wers going
on With reference to the duel In which H. was
wounded. He still lives but IL in . very procarious
| state.
TIE sgricultu al reports from France continue most
| favorable.
| LATEST.
| The Three Dor Cents cloeed on Friday at 69 40.
1t is announced that NJ. Migeru was elected BY
above 1890 against 1850 given to the Government
| candidate.
| Tie Monitor has not announced his election.
The Figaro, it IS said will be suspended for three
| months.
| II is said that NJ. Hyep who was wounded in the
duel to be placed on the retired list TO pscy public
feelings.
| ITALY.
| rumcr is again current that the Dutch Govern.
ment tss been cbosen by the Kings of Naples and
| Piedmont 8 mediator in the Csgllari affair.
A telegram from Turin, however, says that the
| Ir4erendcRte Of thst city annources that Count
Csvour will addr, utmatum to Naples and that
the question Of Ssidina's submitting TIE matter 20