New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-03
GENERAL. NEWS.

There was doubtful rulnor that the Emperor of
Austria has invited Russia and Prussia to defend the
legitimate rights of monarchs.
The Manchester Chamber OF Commerce have me-
monalizeo Lord Pan,erston TO bring the subject of
international maritime law before che European Con"
grees.
TeiuDn, the POeiiiOn OF the army being unchanged.
Reports are current and believed, In Paris that an
agreement has been made between France and En.
gland for HE reciprocal import OF Enghsh iron and
coal and French wines.
The Pans correspondent Of The Post reports thai
che Papal Nunco hiss said the Pope will give up The
ROnsgna, provided the rest of his dominions be re-
cured TO him.
Cardinal AntoneDi's reported resignstioH was not
confirmed.
IL was rumored that Garbald had gone 10 Sicily.
Gen. Aontanban, Communicating Of the French
expedition ~ China, bad embarked, with staff at Mar
settles. He goes BY the overland roate.
The monthly ret1rn of the Bank Of France shows
decress in cash Of 45 GEO. 900 Of france and increase
in discounts of De arly &C. 600 QUO of francs.
The London Times, editorialy, critiGses the fnan-
eal statement OF the American Government and points
out that all owing for the youth of State and the
maturity of the otner there ~ the strongest possible
analogy between the respective proceedings of En-
gland and America-
In another article the same journal expatiates on
Mexican affairs in connection with the Presidents
me- esage Ii says there Is hot question but what the
Amt icaps if they please, march 10 Mexico;
n il 20 be doubted that their advance would be at
tended with st east the temporary benefit of tranquil
hty Saving British interest, we should look on such
a proceeding with the least Dissatisfaction but if Mr..
Buehanans description OF Mexico is faithful picture,
it will require far than one casual intervention to
restore the country TO the rank OF an organized State
A stuDy meeting of the Great Ship Company had
been held ia London. report was presented showing
the poeitlon of the company and announcing the res
nation of the Board motion 70 receive the report
was followed by amendment that before doing 30
Committee o. Investigation be appointed. After
warm discussion resolved TO decide The question
BY ballot The result of this ballot expected 10 be
made known ON the day the America sailed. The
NEE ting stood adjourned till the 18th.
Capt Walker stated 70 be the captain OF the SLAYER
WaDderer and who recently arrived in Liverpool un-
der extraordinary circumstances under arrest in
the place charged with being cOns9red wlh others TO
Obtain money by false pretenses The evidence before
she Magistrate showed that Walker was treating for
she purchase Of ship for a slave expedition
Edmund Lane aud George Hines first and second
mates OF the ship Anna of New-Iork, were under
reet in London charged with having murdered several
eclore1 sesmen during the voyage from Laguna En-
gland.
The cotton mill at Blackburn, called the Swallow
street mill and containing 2U0OO spindes, had been
burned. LOss, 10000.
The weekly meeting of the Bank of England Drec-
toEs passed of without any advance in the rate of de-
count. The demand for money continued active.
Messrs Wheeler a. Co. OF London, shipo @ners, have
suspended for about SO 600.
Messrs Church a Son Of London, in the sugar trade
have also suspended.