New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

Lerd Henley has been returned for Northampton,
without opposition.
The Morning Post believes il is correct in contra
dieting it, Windsor correspondent who had said hat
the Queen will not visit Scotland this year, bat her
Majesty IT is thought, will not spend more than a
week at Bslmoral, a visit to Ireland is talked Of
Between June II and June "a, as many as s, $50
tuns Of coal had been landed at Malta by - vessels.
Prices had declined to 1901 and 81 for Newcastle.
The DAILY Neps City Article says: As far as the
settlement has yet proceeded it shows decided scar
city of Stock for delivery In the other markets gre
frnness preyails; business remains unchanged The
annouBc, ment of supplementary naval estimates to
the amount of nearly million pounds, appeared to
attract little attention this afternoon. The effect of
the approaching reazat of the dividends is already
observ able in the discount market. Choice bills were
taken to-day at q T. cent. About 10000 in Bar
Gold were taken into the Bank to-day. According to
advices from ST. Petersburg the shipments of Talow
up TO the 2th ult were E7l casks, against 600 al
the corresponding period last year. The Exchange
on London is quoted at 3ia. The public sales Of
Plantation Ceyon Coffee today went of heavily at
fresh decline of y cSt
The Times City Article, says; The funds opened
at further advance this morning, bat returned to
the quotations OF yesterday In the foreign exchange
this Afternoon the rate Hamburg was slightly
lower. Gold has become 81 l0j. dearer at Paris and
Hamburg than in London. The Railway market con-
tinues inactive, but with strong appearance.
The London Heralds Turin correspondent, says
10000 beds have been ordered down from Milan To
BIZ scia an H. 600 from Turn. There are great com
plants scarcity Of provisions in the villages occupied
by the Allies.
An address to King Victor Emanuel had been
signed by 3o5 dgnitares aud fuectionaries among the
in Ia Dr.xy lf xtl
the Austrian Concoidat and adopt the Legislation ct
Piedmont.
TIE Paris correspondent of The GloJe says:
The only incident epored from the quadrangle or
quadrlsera of is the balloon ascent of NJ.
Goddard before Pe-cbera, who has accurately in
spected the present state of the works. the distribution
Of the garrison, ard the nature Of the approaches on
every side Guubcsts. brought up from Genoa 10
compartments had been launched on Lake Garda,
l3lrh June"
BALLOONS FOR WARFARE.-Mr CoxxeIl the well.
known Daut, has written letter to The London
Times, Of which the following il a portion: We
gaiher from recent that French ssrJnaut made
successful ascent at Casteuedolo to observe the Aus
trians ana that forty women are busily engaged in
Paris in making new balloon for the French army.
Ever since the Russian war, and indeed during that
calamity have labored sins e handed in endeayorng
10 provoke the attention of our Government, our
sc nhc men, and the English press 10 the importance
Of aerial ob'ervatories. In The ierosta.ic Maga-ie
for this year ceyOte chapter to Balloons for Re.
conroerrg but as extracts may be too lengthy will
briefly observe that balloons may be used with loag
wire ropes attached kite fashion without being let 60
which might enfanger their falling into an enenys
csnp = There IL no real recessiy that the balloon
should be within close rage Of large or small shot "a
an angle Of elevation proportioned to the distance
would afford he required Information 3. Hydrogen
gas, generated by the decomposition If water would
enable balloons &c be nstedi in whae yer loo Silly desr
able. Balloons may be also made the vehicles Of lay
ing stemporary electric wire thread in auy drec-
tor required. large revolving drum beneath the
csr might contain many miles Of thin wre and pay it
out as desired Certain indications would be REQUIRED
10 ak is < urse, but thus could be easily managed
il this way network of electrical conmu oication
might be established"