New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-06
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GREAT BRITAIN.
Among the passengers by the North BritOn sew
ersl mernbers of the Royal househol1 whose mission
oCansds posed TO have reference to the contsm
plsted visit Il the Prince Of Wales.
At me citing of the Great Snip Company the direc
tors authorized to issue the remaining capital
ESQ., 80 as oi-patch the Great Easter free Of
debt 1t was also determined not TO insure the vessel
at present. leaving the popretOrs TO insure their re-
spective rks, if they thought mt. Mr. Lever mad re-
newed HE offer to charter the ship for her fret voyage
ON still more liberal terms. The resat was not stated
but is presumed that the offer rot entertained
The mate of the American chip Conqueror, Charles
Bontele, charged with causing the death of u seaman
and discharged for lack of jurisdiction had been
arrested, through the exertOns Of Minister Dallas and
the British authorizes
The Atlantic Telegraph Company recently deputed
Mr. +. e. Webb an engineer of considerable expe-
rence in testing and experimenting on telegraph cables
TO proceed to Vaenta and examine the presen. state
OF the Atlantic Gable, and his report is published in
the English papers After detailing the scientific re-
suits of his experience, be concludes a. follows:
al am Of the opinion that a serious fault exists
about 263 statute miles from Valentia measured along
the cable and that the cable between that spot and
here cannot now decide whether the cable is
Chemically severed and all attempts to detect the
reception of the most intense currents from
the opposite shore have long since proved fruitess.
Still from various circumstances attendant on the de-
cline Of the insulation, there is every reason to believe
that the continuity both of the cable and the conduct
or is perfect. Whether any other faults exist beyond
the alluded to it is impossible TO ascertain oy tests
from Valenta, and the fact that the signals received
at Valepta were always better than those received at
Newfoundland, proves, undoubtedly, that the worst
insulation has always been near saentia.
Therefore il seems probable that if the fault
which exists on this coast, which very likely
forms the principal csuse Of leakage, could
be removed, the insulation would be 80 far improved
provided the fault which is said by those who have
tested from Newfoundland, to exist near TRINITY Bay
was repaired.
well known Caron Iron Company Of Scotland were
being brought to light. Ii is alleged, that tor long
seres of years the managing partner OF the Company
has been guilty of frauds the shareholders Of unpre
cedelteo,caripg and extent ,,.,
opened on the 23d ips, they reached over seven and
a half mil ions. The loan was sll awarded at aud
above ninety seven which was the minimum fixed ny
the Government. Tue loau was Subsequently quoted
on change at TO Ii premium.
The subscription lists 10 the Russian loan OF twelve
milliens sterling cosed on the 10Th. TIE bids IN Lon
don reached nearly four millions, mostly nom bankers
and foreign houses connected with Russls the BIDS
from the Stock Exchange not being more than humid
red thous and and the result was considered parts
failure The extent of the subscriptions on tho CONT
nent was not yet published The quotations IN Lon,
don for the losn had declined to par, premium, and
in some cases discount.
The London money market had been pretty active,
but closed quiet and easy.
LATEST by ItfgraPh.
LONDON, Wednesday.
The Daily Ners lcty article, dated last evening,
says the funds TO day quiet Upon the resu. OF
the biddipgs for the Indian loan being made Known
Consols advanced !, but subsequently relapsed ana
closed the same az on Monday. In the other depart.
ments of the stock exchange business was languid,
but prices firm. The demand for money Was
s,ack, to day, at about = 3 cent for the best Ds
Eoreigp exchanges experienced bnt little alteration.
The London Times city ARTICLE says the fands
continue to show remarkable seadness. Money il in
good supply and transactions took place on Tuesday
II the discount market at y per cent business 10 the
railway mark ct was quiet bat hrm
l.. Ricci Of Genos, an establishment OF some mag
ritude, has suspended.
For1esers festival at the Crystal Palace yesterday,
attracted over 1000 people, the greatest eoncoufso
ever assembled there.
The builders strike in London shows no syn OF ad'
iustment. The charmskers of Worcnestersnlre are
also on strike and other branches of trade give signs
o. discOntentment.
FRANCE.
II was reported that the British Government had
congratulated the French ambassador on the recent
poLucal amnesty, and that Victoria addressed very
warm cou graf ustions TO Napoleon ON the occasion
Commands had been distributed 10 the Marshals al
the head of the Army of Ita MacMahonis appoin'ed
10 command at Lille where large body OF troops IS
concentrating. Conrobeft, Casteliane and paraguay
dHillers return to their former commands 81 Nancy
Lyons and Tour. Mel replaces Bosquet at Iouoase
Magrhn retains his post IS ConLar3eIAhC isi % TIC
Army OF Paris.
The Nonifur in announcing these nominations,
eeys that the augmentation Of these commands Is IN
CIDER 10 form a more equal division OF the miitary
force of the empire A general impression prevailed
that MacM.hon's appointment to Lille was IN reply 10
the projected Notifications oil Antwerp.
The Cons,Ruoi0nNei in q semi-ofhGla notice, says
the reduction of the French Army Will take place I'M
uedisely after the arrival OF the corps dTnse nom
Italy al their respective garrisops.
The rumor Of duel between Gems. Canrope'V aH:
Mel which prevailed when the Africa sailed, proven
ubfouLded. ,e =.
II was reported thst Chaugsrnier would reidse 70
accept the amnesty ,.
The Paris Bourse had been depressed, the rentes d
oto time being down TO 6s 6lc, bat on 'he "a 1ne'
was al Improvement ard the last price was OIL icc.
The Paris Flour market was heavy, ana ss.es wei
difficult. Wheat was likewise dull Inc hs.Nest' a.
cugh hot one Of the most productive, wiz nol oe
much Inferior TO the average, while the "a
Of cd wheat viii prevent any exaggerated prices.
Wines were IN good demand. In seVeIal d the wine
growing districts tie year viii be below the aFelsS .
while 10 other parts there Is CREST abundance
LATEST.
PARIS Wedne siay.
The Moniteur Of this morning contains the iOloSing
"The Emperor having oroered that the army o.
changed from to peace footing, the Minis.ef
War has given orders that from September, 20 Ooo mel
should return to their homes, whose term OF servo
expres in 1859; moreover furloughs Of three month
viii be allowed 10 thoee who in that class OF e1
cspops cases provided for by the statute Of 1884, al