New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02
GREAT BRITAIN.

The London Times upon the San Juan difficulty,
Dlareee upon the general conviction that war between
America and England isimpossble. It, however, says;
"There are seine convictions which work cut their
own t,uth In practices but there are others when tend
10 their own practical refutation. We sincerely hope
tbat the different readings Of the axiom that war wh
England and America is impossible may not be an IL
Illustration Of this truth.
San Juan TO England and the impossbity OF the sur
render Of unless very different title be brought
forward from any yet seen concludes oy eS ~
much satisfaction thai the right to the island VIII DC
coolly discussed in Washington and London, whe the
alIsifs on the spot will remain an stdtR quo
TI1 London Herald understands that Mr.. Lever
has again offered to charter the Greal Eastern Ior
twelve months but the proposal WAS reluseu ""H"N'
hesitation by the Directors.
The official investigation into the loss OF the hoyai
Charter 10 progressing in Liverpool, but without de
welcoming anything new. DIVERS AZ tho WFeVA nau
brought up several small boxes of gold;
Measures are about TO be taken oy the ooNerhmen'
for the protection of Belfast Harhor
The Society of Arte have inaugurated movement
for great international exhibition in London IN 1907.
They propose TO raise guarsntee-fund oil quarter
of million steflng. - - i
II is stated that the British government are UNDER
The conviction that it Is polite to rely on any one
national war laboratory and arsenal aud have deter
mined 10 establish inland arsenal on large scale,
and to commit s working to civilians; IL Is not III
tended, however to supersede Wooiwlch'
TIE Tunes has again disqueting article on the re-
latops of England and France. II complains, that IN
France every instrument that can work on Puohc
opinion is being employed TO raise violent sprt OF
snimoety and that the army is thought 10 look on
war with England not remote. Ihe Itmes cannot
discover any serious question at issue between the TWO
Governments, and athrms that 1t IS IN the power OF
the Emperor alone 70 put an end 10 the state OF thugs
daily becoming serious and he does not DO 40
there is a reasonable ground for drawing gloomy III
ference from his silence. r.
the following copied from The liverpool Courier OF
Nov. 10; tn ,-.;,.,
States Goyerpment has concluded very important ar
raneements with the Canadian Government, as regarus
4he future trapsit Of the mails between Europe ana
the Eastern and Western S,sies and down south 70 70
NevTOrleans TIE service is to be performed weekly
in the Winter to Portland calling at Queenstown and
In Summer 10 Quebec calling at Belfast. In conse-
ueuce Of this arrangement the Proosont Is tua, tno
(rnard splendid feet of Royal Mail steamships VIII 90
Withdrawn from Boston, and run weekly 70 NewhorA
ealing AZ Queenstown, and bi-monthiy at Halifax
he changes arise IN consequence OF the approaching
completion Of the Grand Trunk Railway TO Detroit
and the opening of the Victoria Bridge Inc mau se.
vice from Portland and Quebec TO New-osieSas WI
Be performed in four days and in two days to chicago
81 Louis and Cincinnati. A few years ago people
said thar al these changes, which were Conteupiae1
by the Grand Trunk Company, were oeiuSaohs, ano
would never be realized. Mr.. Mclyer, agent ol tne
Cunard Steam, hap Company, contraaiceu 'ay iyesO
ing in the following note 70 the editor OF me L'rv
pool Courier
HSIH. NY attention has been drawn % paragraph
in The Courier Of to-day, headed The American
Postal Service in which allusion is made 70 the Sa-
nard vessels and the probability Of their being with
drawn from Boeton. l regret exceedingly thai you
d not mo ire OF the truth Of this error De-
fore giving currency; and the present Is just 70 neg
that you viii contndct it IN your next edition. a. pom
inc Of The kind could be in contemplation on the par
ofihe Cunard Company without my being acquainted
WIKI .Yov,, truly CHARLES MOIvER"