New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08
THE VERY LATEST.
By Telegraph, ria Queenstown.

IIYELPOOL, NOV. "a, lcOS.
The Dale Netcs iCity Artoie says: The funds have
again been very firm to-day, although animation was
prevented BY the long delay in the convocaon Of the
Congress. Late in the day, advance took place IN
answer to an Improvement Of a like amount on ne
Paris Bourse. All classes of securities closed with
frmness. The demand for money to-day was rather
active many of the private banks being apparently
short and discounters not very anxious TO do ous
ness at y per cent
COMMERCIAL.
Tenders are required the India Ofce fer ships TO
take stores from Glasgow 10 Bombay The Admiralty
will receive tenders the 9th inst for the supply and
delivery at Fernando Pc Of 500 tuns Of South Wales
Goals.
The DAILY Ners describes the sugar market yester-
day as rmer, and says that the tea sales have ter
minated heavily.
The Times City Article cay, favorable tone con-
tinues in the English funds and slight advance has
been established to-day. There was fair demand for
discount to-day and at the banks the applications were
on full average scale. In the Stock Exchange also
two per cent given for loans on Government secu
ritiea There no bullion operations at the Bank
to-day. The Railway market continues TO improve
In several English descriptions an advance OF one
quarter has taken place.
REPORTED DEATH OF HENA sAHIB.
The Lahore Chronicle of Oct. IL, containing the fol-
lowing paragraph, has been handed to The Times
"Our Dude correspondent, writing Oct 3, says the
important has just come in that Che Nena died IN
rally on the Nepaul frontier the I'd ult. His fol-
lowers have all dispersed in several gangs"
RAILWAY AMALGAMATION.
TIE TIMES says il is reported that Committees of the
Directors of the South Eastern, and of the London,
Chatham Dover and East Kent Lines met to-day and
agreed to recommend TO their respective Boards 70
consider the exPediency of arranging terms OF ANAL
gamation.
BRITISH STEAMERS AND THE MOROCCO WAR.
The paddle steamer Emperor, of $50 tuns the
property Of Messs. Gee and Company, Hull clears to-
day at that port for santander. She is chared by the
Spanish Government for the war service in Morocco,
and is the first of line of British steamers 10 be taken
up in this country for the Spanish war.
VOLUNTEER CORPS.
Steps have been taken for the formation OF
Rife Brigade, TO consist Of lrshmen resident IN Lon
DON under the title of the Irish Volunteers Rifle
Corps It is stated that an exceedingly efcien. body
is likely to be formed in very short time. The appl-
cations for enrolment in the London Rifle Brigade
have amounted 70 700 The enrolled members OF the
Inns of Court corps of volunteers yesterday met 200
strong, to elect Managing Committee. meeting in
the Cy of Westminster was held for the purpose OF
forming corps of rihemen. The London Tunes con-
tans long letter urging the efficiency of corps Of vol
unteer cavalry.
THE ISLAND OF PERM.
The London Times in order to set at rest some mis-
approximations in France shows the nature of our
upation. We have once voluntarily abandoned Pc
i'm, but in 1857 took possession again, IN order TO
erect lighthouse, and it is occupied by from fifty TO
sixty persons, including only single Europeans
young officer of the Bombay Artillery.
The rest are natives of India, comprising % sappers
and 30 gunners. The sappers occupied in keeping
up the water-tanks and store-rooms and the charge
Of the place devoves upon the gunners, who, how
ever, have guns; but with Arabs and Africans
sound protection is necessary against sudden attack
small work has therefore been formed Just sufficient
contain the little garrison and merely musket proof
beyond this there no detenses whatever There is
not, nor has there ever been, a single gun on the
island. The Tunes concludes by saying that France
may confidently assure herself that we in England
want extension Of territory influence in the Red
Sea OF anywhere else.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Registrar General in his report says, that
the youth of the country is growing ut such rate AS
add battalion 10 its strength every few days. Gen.
Niysune Leal, the lntendente of Valparaiso, was
sassinated while at High Mass the anniversary Of
Chan Independence.
PARIS, Wednesday.-The Moniteur of this morning
publishes the following statement:
1.-The French Government believing that the delega-
on oft he Regency of Central Italy 10 N. Buoncompag
ME would prejudice the question which will be submitted
TO the approaching Congress had looked on the adop"
ton of the above with regret. This impress
ion is modified BY the explanations given by the
Government of Sardinia, which declare that the main
tenance of public order the sole object and only
aim Of this delegation 10 NJ Buoncompagnie, and that
the concentration in his hands of the Government of
Central Italy had in manner the character Of vir
tual Regency"
With reference TO this question the article concludes
by reminding the public that the MoRieur y the only
Political organ Of the Government.
The H0HtteVr contains decree 10 insure the execu-
ton Of that clause Of the treaty Of Zurich wherein
the giving up of the Austrian vessels captured during
the late war, but not YET adudged prizes is stpu
ulated.