New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
GREAT BRITAIN.

The prospectus of the Indian and Australian Tee-
graph Company, with capital of EJUO ,GU mas been
issued. The proposal is TO continue the Red Sea line
from CeyOn TO Singapore, and eventually to carry
further sections to Hong Kong and Australia. Appli-
cation is to be made to the Government for guaran-
tee.
The British Board OF Trade returns for July show a
decrease in the exports of over T. ,3UUDO, COM
pared with July last year. In the imports increase
had taken place, ari.cnarly in Breadsuis the arri-
walls Of which were very large.
The entire stud Of Lord Derbys il to be sold,
and he retires from the turf
An important law has been tried at Liverpool.
An action brought against the Directors of the
suspended Borough Bank to recover damages for the
loss sustained IN purchasing shares upon the strength
of Il lalacious report issued by the Bank A verdict
was given for the plaintiff, but stay of execution
WAS granted
The first detachment of sappers and miners, only 20
strong was to leave England for Vancouver Island on
the lst of September. One hundred and thirty others
were soon To follow.
The Daily Ners calls on the European powers
TO watch closely American designs upon Nicaragua
under the conviction that the policy OF the American
government s Ia acquire possession of the lstlmus.
Charles Drunmond, the well-known London banker,
is dead.
b. Haynes Is officially recognized as United States
Consul at Turk Island.
The captain of AL English ship had been tried and
mulcted in heavy damages for placing passenger in
irons under the plea that mutiny was imminent.
| Cardinal Wsenan of London making a tour
| points.
Thirteen lives had been lost by the upsetting Of
a small peasure-boat, at Worhing, on the Sussex
coast.
FRANCE.
1t was again reported that Marshal Pelssier had
asked 10 be removed from the English Embassy, and
that his request would shortly be complied with. II
was also said that his marriage to take place on
the 9Th of September the anniversary oi the taking Of
the Maakoff, ard that the Emperor woud give the
bride one million of francs as marriage portion.
Lord Palmerston was received by the Emperor at
ST. Cloud ON the 2Jth
Count Pcsigny made speech at the opening of the
Council General of the Loire, illustrative and defensive
of the alliance with England The speech had attracted
considerable attention. Count de Morny had also
made important speech at the opening o the Coun-
ell of Clernon.
A Telegraph Congress, in which France Belgium,
Holland Sardinia Portugal Baden, Wurtemburg and
Switzerland are represened has been opened at Berne
new French naval station for the eastern coast OF
Africa is to be created at Isle Reunion This news Is
big with important consequences Tor the influence ol
the French ag and prosperity OF the French colonies.
1t considers Medur sufficiently justified by the neces-
sv whchihas arisen of employing French ship com
posing what was called the IndoChina division, in To-
cates far removed from the Isle Of Reunion.
duel had been fought at Paris between the French
Count De Grammond Caderousse and Count de la Rocce
Aide-de- Camp 10 the King Of Sardinia The result
was not serious. ~
The French Government anticipating the possibility
of more ourages Christians in consequence OF the
| bombardment Of Jiddah, about to increase its
naval forces in the Mediterranean.
Ii was rumored at Paris on Friday that the Imperial
Government had demanded from England explana-
tions relative TO the bonbardment Of Jiddah.
The Posts Paris correspondent says: NJ. Turgot is
named Embassador for Switzerland, NJ de Fenelon
Minister at Frankfort, VI. Barrot Minister at Madrid,
and NJ. de Montessy Minister at Brussels.
The Emperor is about Ia send Victoria cannon
constructed on his principle, and named . Hi
ance," in return for that presented to him by her
Majesty.
P,Ris, Friday.--The Three per Cents slightly re-
ceded today closing at 70f
A transport was under orders at Brest to convey
400 convicts TO Cayenne.