New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01
ENGLAND.

~. Oman arrived AZ Brussels Oct. IL. Her Msjes-
sys arrival in England is postponed TIL WEDNESDAY,
bs Times regrets to state that accident occurred
an Saturday last 10 bis Royal Hghness the Comte de
Pars while hunting, by which ne sustained fracture
of Of the bones OF the rsh eg forsunaeiy, soe
accident happened near ClaremoDt, and d.. 100 OF
Esher who wac on the spot lost no time In setting the
n ;pyed limb From the la'e inquiries we are very
glad TO learn that the youg Prince s going on as favor
abIy as possible.
We IT6s Tines have reason to believe that Mr..
LANG NJ P Financial Secretary 10 the Treasury, has
concerted 70 tax, the vacant seat of the Council Board
IN Calcutta vacant by the death OF MIR. James WILSON
Sir c. Hood and Mr.. NJ Gibson were in LONDON
during the week. but the latter, after attending to mat
tArs cop1 eced with the French tsrf, has since
omitted the town. Mr. Gladstone arrived 10 town ON
Thursday. Sir j. Lewis Ia expected In London on
Nopdsy Sir G.. Gray has returned from the country
Lord Granville remains on the Continent Lord Pal
ueYstop &C ntinues at Broadlands. Lord John Russell
iaexpected 10 reach 70 on the 18th, from attending
the Queen Secretary OF State during her Majesty
III Worning Neps Irish announces that the Ro-
man Catholic Primate Archbishop Dixon, who said
to Louis Napoleon "Robber take your hand from tne
threat of tbs Vicar Of Christ, intends leaving elu
for Rome on Tuesday pext- r
Ihe Observer says Mr.. Hobbs, the famous opener OF
lO<ks is now about to return to his native country.
since the desth of Mr. Ashley, his partner, MI HOODS
nos asnoaed of his Interest in the business and returns
10 America with an unbemshed reputation for integ-
Yity and businetslke aptitude
The new opera OF hopln nVou "aS ioPO,r'0 "
Sanydav and its success confirmed by house literally
crowded 10 the roof hundreds Of persons being COM
need 10 90 away disappointed, unable TO ind accom-
mediation in any part Of the theater
T8e Arny and Nary Gazette Gays:
iaThe Lords of the Admiralty have at length decided
upCn entertaining scheme for the formation OF ns
6onsl transport service and he sooner 1t assumes
prsetical form the better will it be- not only for the
Roy al Navy but for the troops ordered abroad.
Tie Times leading artele) of Monday, Oct. 10
says: ..,- aou. hsroa 80 tho fats
sme title By which Napoleon Ill holds the Empire
France"
The Daily Ners says:
"Ths late Mr. j. Sheridan Knowles author OF Tn
Hupchback' The Love Chase, &C., whose death OF
yoayee from Hull Cronstadt in the steamer Arctic
we repPet 10 record was bora At Cork in 1854.
III p r;s correspondent Of The D1tty NeUS Gays:
"There is considerable irritation between Franc
and Switzerland, on account OF the repeated popua
manifestations in the latter country against presume
aggressive designs of Napoleon"
Reports Of continued augmentahons OF the trencl
amy of Rene continue 70 circulate. IL was reporte
a. the Bourse on Saturday last that the force VIII D.
brought up TO 5000 men.
The TfIaes's Paris correspondent says:
Az a Cabinet Council held few days since at ST
Cloud at which The Emperor presided 1t was resolved
tka: important works should be immediately com
mepced 70 strengthen the Notifications Of Cherboure
and AcieIs and likewise that number of steel-caseC
f,jeates should be constructed on the model OF the
The garrison of Marseiles Is about TO be reinforced
by two batalOns and TWO squadrons.
A letter from Touon announces that the command
Of the Descares end Colbert had received orders K
take in provisions and stores and to prepare TO sail
the frst moment.
Accounts had been resolved that the French flag il
recalled from Naples.