New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25
ny THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.

Tire screw steamship City Of Bait more, Capt. Petis.
which sailed from Liverpool a, o'clock TIE afer.
noon Of the llth ins and touched at Qoeens.own on
the following day, arrived here q. O'Clock a M on
Tuesday. She brings tie news as the Australia
tian. A few fuller details are appended.
The London Times, in an article on submarine
cables Gays that the cable for Gibraltar will bs ready
for submergiDg about the MIDDLE OF September next.
II lie proposed TO lay it in two equal poronsone from
Gibraltar to Cape Fnsterfe and the other from Fnis-
terre Il il hoped 10 the south vest coast Of Ireland
From France we learn that Lord Cowlsy was sap
poeed to have addressed remonsrance 10 the French
Government on the imputattons pat forth against
ENGLAND by the Pars Pays and the Patrse, and thai
the reprimand those papers received was Ia cOnse-
quepce of this TemonsTance. h was believed that the
French Government. had taken into considera,ion the
proposition for q treaty OF Navigation @lth England
OF the insurection ia Sicily the Govern nsnt dis
MATCHES affirm that the outbreak az Palermo had bsen
suppressed, aud that tranquility prevailed there and
throughout Sicily, ~ well rs Naples.
The fetal journal states that the tnsuTrecton at
Palermo was depressed alter an obstinate combat In
the streets and houses Toe troops took the convent
Gsnca, which was occupied by the rebels.
From Turin and Paris we get different versions OF
the state Of affairs. Msssina had hosted the reyolu-
tonary hag and at the lstes, dates the insarectOn
there was reported 10 be unsubdued The movement
had also spread to Casane. The Government bad sent
reenforcf ments 10 SIC Iy.
The Paris correspondent of The Londos Moyxing
Chronicle writing on the e'enlng Of the 7;h stated
that the nsurgens at sDa repealed the troops and
that tie town was in the hands of t1e popular party.
There bad been much blVodsbed.
Calcutta news by telegraph 70 the 10th OF March.
There s nothing of importance. O1tra9es were being
committed by the ryos Of Lower BengaL
The ship Lord Raglan, bound from Bombay 10 Lon
dom had been totally wrecked.
The dstes from Canton are to Feb. "a. Gen. Mon
taubap the French commander, had arrived at Hong
Kong, and SIR Hope Grant had also quilted Singapore
for Hong Kong
IL was rumored that the Chinese had Withdrawn the
guns from the Taku forts to strengthen Tie nsntsn
FORTS The Court at Pekn wss alarmed at the prepare
tions of the Allies.
At Shan ghse business was active, and trade vas I'M
interrupted at all the poIts.
'Four men. Of war Iet SbsDehse the lob Of Feb.
for the northward with sealed orders. Their Depart
ure caused come uDeasness.
Affairs at Japan confined very unsettled.
1ns Russian correspondent Of The London Tele-
graph writes thus:
"At Moscow rSvsical phenonenon hss been re-
Gently observed such h. ould have given rise 70 tho
creation of a whole cycle tsntastic myths IN the
times Ct the worlds infancy. We Earn fro q para
graph in the leading paper Of that city tina az quar-
Ter 10 10 in the night of the Let aud ID Of h-eh,
star TO the south set of the Great Bear s1dden,
commenced TO wax lsrger assuming at the same time
the color iron at redhea but without the appear
auce of any sparks rays In this condition the star
continued until bslfpast ii, varying in the intensity OF
It's light ADD attaining che size nearly Of the hfmoon.
little before midnight the dimness began 70 increase,
and st 10 o'clock the star had entirely disappeared.
la lis stead aort of blsck speck was to be noticed by
that evening. 1t remains for the astronomers TO
defcrbe, and fer poets 70 sing, the distraction OF the
lumnary, which, for aught We know, may bave been
the abode of superior 10 our OWL.