New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06
TIE FULTON OFF CAPE RACE
PARTICULARS OF THE CHINESE TREATY
rup AcAMBMNoN ON F. II L.
, TERRIBLE RAILROAD COLLISION
oorror ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS STEADY
coNsoLs 90 a-4aec rs.
S.. JoHs's. n. F., Saturday, Sept. 1, 1853.


IT., .,aamslip Fulton from Havre, via Southamp-
a.1Op. m. of the 9th ult., intercepted oil
c.ne Race on Friday at $50 p by the news y"cht
- a.. Now.York Associated Press, but owing to un-
favorable weather our dispatches did not reach here
till late hour this evening.
Tic Fpton's advices are from London ana i"'ef-
moo, TO the morning Of the 9th, and are interesting
,hnrob M, very important. Commercial affairs were
,,ouo,.,i, in favorable condition. Cotton was more
.c,;,e and advancing. Breadsufs and Provisions
s,osdv. Adyices from Manchester show favorable
market. with an improvement in prices. Conr'l'
closed at London on the evening of the 2iih, Z" so40
96i COR both money and account
The steamship Indian, from Quebec on the litn'
arrived at Liverpool on the 24th
Queen Victoria continued her progress in Germany.
She was received everywhere with the most eXrava-
giant demonstrations of respect and good will Prepa-
ratons were making for Royal visit to Leeds on the
return Of the Queen from Germany.
The world-renowned steam line-of-batte ship Aga
tpemnon which covered herself with glory in the laying
Of the Atlantic Telegraph cable had been on fire in
the docks but fortunately sustained little damage.
There had been II collision between two excursion
trains on the Oxford and Wolyerhampton Railroad,
involving dreadful consequences Several persons
were killed and n great many frightfully injured
The condition Of the Thames River, the fthness Of
which had excited much remark, had been improved
70 some extent
The notorious horse Cruiser, which was tanned by
Mr.. Rarey, is now performing in circus.
The accounts of the harvest in Great Britain are
yery satisfactory. The late rains caused some delay
in the gathering of the crops, but permanent in-
jury was done.
The Universal Exhibition Of Industry at Vienna has
been postponed.
The treaty. concluded with the Chinese does not con-
fer on the Allies the right of having permanent dplo-
bnsic agents at Peku but their ConsusGeneral resi-
dent at 1fcn-Sen will he permitted to direct intercourse
with the Cabinet of the Emperor.
A telegram from ST. Petersburg says the Chinese
Empire is to be open TO foreigners aud the left bank of
tbe Amo0r River is hencelorth to be the boundary be-
tween Russia and China.
Baron Gros the French Plempotcntiary, is expected
home from China in October.
The Continental exchanges show great frmness,
especially at Paris.
Mesas. Chudomars, Duncan g. Glib Of Liver
pool had suspended bat their estate will cover their
liabilities.
The papers contain further accounts of the Imperial
progress Of the Emperor and Empress, and their re-
turn TO st. Cloud. Their reception at Rheims was ex-
trao,dnsry An immense number Of priests, and the
people generally, had assembled and cordially greeted
them.
The Emperor Alexander Of Russia Will arrive at
Warsaw on the 9TH of September, when the 35oOO
troops who have been concentrated there will be re-
viewed by the Gar.
The Grand Dukes Nicholas and Michael go TO the
Caucasus to take part in the military operations
against Schanyl.
nj. Thonvena, the French ambassador at Constan-
tnope had sent Il note to the Porte supporting the
application Of Prince Danieo of Montenegro, who de
mands of the Turkish Government to give up TO hin
the harbor of Spitzen in the Adratc, which he claims
~ Monieucgrin territory.
The Fulton has 81 passengers, bit no specie. She
will be due at New-York on Tuesday.