New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ys,terisy uorui-g, sc have Liverpool da.e. TO the
10th of February.
In the HOUSE Of Lords. on the ith February, tie
Earl Of N aDtsbury rep.y 10 Lord hOdehoase, SAL
be would lay before the HOu-e the Teccns cJrresP0n
dence with tie II tsd States Goyernmen. respecting
tie right of search. lie thought Englssd had e1er,
ci.ed wise discretion 10 giving 40 tah Hgoii an
he believes that a code ct lnstructons, Whlch hsi
been agreed to BY England and France and hai been
submitted .0r approval, would be found 10 Sk sati.-
faetOrily in repre- ssirg the slavetrade.
The Earl of Csyencon tald the right Of ssarc was
beieeTtLt Ts Mt ana could not be properly exercised
n tiss Of pesee He trusted that the new code II ia
structors would prove satisfactory, but rniess they
were adopted by al the geat maritime powers tacIe
would slssys be disputes and ihoonyeLierce.
The EaIl Of Derby believed that the code Of iBstre>
tio1s which bed been submitted 10 the United States
would prevent further complications.
After few words from the Earl of Aberdeen, Lord
Brougham and tie Eaii of Carlisle, the subject
dropped.
On tie same everir., 10 thu House Of Commons,
Mr.. Disrseh gave notice that he woui bring forward
Lis Reform bul on the 2Stb Of February
Lord Stanley 10 mOviugfor esye t. INTRODUCES BIZ
empowering Government to raise money 10 England
for the fergce ofn6is entered at length into history
Of the financial portion Of England.
To meet the wants o. the ensuing year. he proposed
that loan Of e. 600 GOO should be raised oy bonds
secuIed solely on Indian securities He did not be-
heve it likely that sly further loan wouli be re-
CURED in future years.
Mr.. Richardson ssked Lord Stanley whether orders
had been seIt 10 lLdis TO discontinue 10 the British
service the practice Of blowing hunsn beings from
guus. Lord Stanley replied that he hoped the time
had srived when the necessity FOR military executions
would cesse; at tse same time 10 Instructions 10
regard 70 puLishnents bsd been giveu.
Mr. Disraeh, 10 reply 10 Lord c. Paget, sisted tns'
GoveInm ent would Dot graz unconditional GUARANTEES,
either 70 the Atlantic Telegraph or to any other sub-
Marie telegraph.
The mammoth steamer Great Eastern had been for
msy registered at the Custom. House, in the name OF
the Great Slip Company az owner free from incun-
brauces. The first step toward preparing the vessel
for sea had been made ~ hosting 10 the msn shaft OF
tie PADDLE engines by means Of Bishops derrick.
The weight Of the shaft is about forty tuns.
rumor was current that the Earl CT Malmesbury
lad propcted the meeting Of a Congress specially TO
arrsrge fer the evacuation Of the Roman States.
FRAScE.-The wsr panic appears to be dyirg cut.
The Paris correspondents OF the Engish press have
little that is rev say upon the subject The CORE
spondIt Of lie Nord says that all the efforts IN ide by
ENGLAND to induce France ard Austria to agree upon
a common eToutd for negotiations on the subject Oi
ltay have failed.
Tie Paris correspondent Of The London GLOBE says
that from VncenEes, Metz and every arsenal IN
France guns and stores on the move for the Ne
dlterTBrean and Lyons.
the Emperor YVES making preparations OF nature %
indicate that be intends to take the field person, ana
thst Il is certain he burns with the ambition to COM
II sLd an army in actual warfare.
The Psris correspondent OF The London Times Is
assured that negotiations between the British add
French Governments 90 tie subject OF NesfouninnJ,
are about 30 be resumed, aud that the Baron de In
Rorccre lie MouTy is appointed Commissioner T.
conduct the negotiations on the part OF t0e French
Government.
The pamphlet Of NJ. lie Grardu, entitled 50 La
Gueue,' had made s appearance, ard attracted con
Siderable attention. TIE writer is opposed u a war
upon the question Of Italy, aud urges tnat If va be
thong ut nece saly, il shJud be undertaken with
ves to unity, Fralce and Russia being a'es to Sc.
cure the partition Of Etrcpe tito ts9 Empires, that
r L.. NJ a e IL. asst II
ments ard suppositons were generally ndionied
Information from all parts of France shows That
traae had respsed into complete stagn alton, without
en- symptom Of Improvement. Sddden, heavy iai'-
ures had produced uneasiness, aud 10 some maluiac-
turing districts general mistrdst prevailed.
ArsTRI,.-The Oestsrrsichisehe Correspondent con.
,ains bn official article in which is admitted that the
speech made by the Emperor Napoleon, at the opening
Of the Legislative Assembly, is calculated 10 ciss PATE
the approximations of war, which have recently been
entertained in EurOpe-more particularly II II is toll
lowed by cessation OF the armaments -hcn heve
been going forward in France. The article intnatss
that Austria is quite willing TO take as basis for d.
pomstc discussions on her temporary occdp zion oil
Central Italy, whatever may be agreed on between
tie two W eseIn Powers and has no doubt that mat
tors will thos be brought to a successful result.
The negotiation between England aud Austria reia-
tive to the construction Of an electric telegraph from
Ksgusa TO Alexandria had terminated satst4 tOrily
Austria having undertaken to lay a cable containing
three electric wires between Rsguss, Corfu, ZsIte
Cardla aud Alexandria, England guaranteeing one
half Of per cent interest on the estimated outlay--
la million sterling. The HOrk Is 10 De composer
within eightetn months.
NArLEs.-The Nespolitsn frgate StronbOl, With tins
ARRESTED political prisoners on board was 81 Csh&on
the 30 Of February for the purpose OF transferring the
prisoners 10 4 Spanish vessel bound TO New York.
TIE commander Of the Epglish steamer Amazon had
offered at Cadiz TO convey all The exies TO Eng-aad
tree Of charge, but his offer was declined.
RrssrA-A rumor prevailed that Russia was con-
centratirg troops the frontiers OF Mohavla, and II
was asserted that in the event Of var 10 ltaY an
army of 200 90 viii be posted in Russian Poland
THE JONAS IsLASDs.-TIe Tins publishes
voluu.irous documents connected with the reforms
yNauosed by Mr.. Gladstone. lie went IN state 10 Tue
ionian Assembly, and presented her Majsstys reply
10 the address in favor Of union with Greece.
Dir. Gladstone then propounded the REFORMS
alluded 10. They comprise a LEV constitutional
act which extends the sphere of the lsn'aa.,
and coanterscts the agency OF the British element,
Assembly the power Of the purse. TIE Lord High
Con missioner cannot be made responsible to lonan
sutl ority, bat provision il made for Increasing his
responsibility to her Majesty. The weight ahd lnde-
incidence the Senate to be increased bF extend
ns the tenure Of their seats and modifying the pres
e1t mede Of eleciing Senstors The fundamental prop
osit;ons of the Lord High Chancellor, which are
ercus must either be accepted or rejected IN toto
The President of the Assembly promised ca early
reply
MISCELLANEOUS NEws.-Tbe death OF the Marquis
of R,isto! is announced. lie was IN his 9oth year.
Earl Jermyp, nj. L. fol- Bury 81 Edmonas, suec-eu'
TO the NsTquisa,e. So, .
as Member Of Parliament for Hythe, unopposed' His
election with that OF Alderman Salomots, nakes the
third member Of the Jewish community nov IL Ihe
House Cf Commons.
CHINESE FOOD.