New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30
GREAT BRITAIN.

A splendid new screw three-decker Of I2l guns was
launched at Portsmouth the l2th in presence of the
Queen and royal family. She is called the Victoria
and wa christened by the Princess Frederick William
OF Prussia.
The announcement that DIR. Smethurst was to be
brought up under writ of habeas corpus and charge
with bigamy had been fulfilled. The preliminary pro-
ceedings at the Police Court resulted in the Doctor
being committed for trial on that charge.
Earl de Grey is dead He was 7S years old. In the
Administrations Of SRobert Peel he held high offices.
The London Times, in an editorial on the relations
of England and France enteTtans no doubt that feel
ing OF hostility TO England, more bitter than has ex-
listed in France since 1915 prevails, and charges
the French Government with encouraging this feeling.
The English Government have promulgated its plan
for creating the proposed reserve force ofnaya youn
teers. The enrolment Of the 3O,OOO men authorized
by Parliament commences on Jan. l. Attractive in
ducements are offered 10 volunteers.
Capt. McClntock had read before the Royal Geo
graphical Society very interesting narrative OF his
voyage to the Arctic regions.
serious mutiny had taken place on board the ship
,ofthe-line Princess Royal at Portsmouth. Over 100
men were taken prisoners and placed III irons.
The demand for money continued active at former
rates. The applications at the Bank OF England ex-
ceeded the average. The stock market had been dull
and heavy with slight decline IN Consols
LATEST.
LONDON, Wednesday.
The Daily NeUs city article, under the date OF
Tuesday evening says:
" Funds opened heavy under the influence OF unia-
vorabe forebodngs respecting the relations between
England and France. Alter decline OF TO !, how
ever the market rallied and closed at the best quota
tons of the day about Lie higher than yesterday In
the other departments of the Stock Exchange gloom
was observable in the morning, bet decided advance
took place in the afternoon; still, an active demand
for money at 23-this being the bank minimnm--pre,
vailed in most quarters while many houses ask e ga
per cent.
The E98 0O0 by the Europa and hammonia was
purchased for transmission abroad foreign EAchages
his afternoon were steady, and in one or TWO instances,
including Hamburg, rates were tribe hgher'
The London Times city articlel says 80
"The English Funds opened THIS morning WIN
very heavy appearance, from the prospects OF foreign
notifies bnt soon a rally wac caused 10y investments on
he mart of the public There was full demand IOr
money to-day and but few transactions occurred al
lower rate than z cent
1.-THE Railway market was heavy IN the morning,
10 the recent speculative sales, but subsequently
,sIl;e3 and closed about the same as Yesterday.
An Effort is made by several Journals TINS morning
to rally public opinion. -. .ao.h.od,,, tho
TIE Dailv Ners SAYS that 1t Is un1ouoleuly tne
antv of the pres TO critcse the acts OF foreign Wv
ernioents but not assume the existence OF secleI
natives AZ variance with their words and deeds, ana
then circulate suspicious founded upon mere assump
tons -, L., 90, COO,
TNe Morning Star says that there T. plot on 1901
which contemplates a crime OF no smaller hlaseuu'
than the plupeng of England and France INTO war.
The London Post denounces the article III yes'TTi
DAVIS Times as "A wicked and wanlon alaiih' Speciai
.desiSped 10 put the blood of the nation up u
adds: We nav some day find ourselves al Wa
with France, but not in consequence oil suuuol
/" and unexpected invasion