New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-18
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE CITY OF MANCHESTER OFF CAPE RACE
The Intervention Against Mexico.
The Convention Signed by the Three Powers
ACTIVE PREPARATIONS ON FOOT.
CAPE RACE STATION, Nov. II, 1861.

CAPE RACE STATION, Nov. II, 1861.
The steamship City of Manchester, from Liver
pool 9Th inst, via Queenstown 9Th, passed this point
at 81 o'clock yesterday Saturday evening she
was boarded by the news yacht OF the Associated
Press, and the news dispatch obtained. Inc Cty OF
Manchester had stormy and nortberly winds. She
has full cargo and l46 storage and q cabin passen-
gers.
The steamship North American, from Quebec, ar
rived at Liverpool on the 9TH, and the Etns' from
New-York, on the 9th inst. &,
The Convention between France, England, ana
Spain for Intervention III Mexico was seheu ~ Ion
don ON the 3lst of October. Active preparations
were making, and letter had been received saying
that tbree-deeked menofwar will be sent 10 MEXICO
There was a surmise of Interior demonstrations.
JXs London Times editorially condemns Secretary
Stewards dispatch to Lord Lyons, and maintains .ne
constitutional provision. IL also rldlcules Mr. sew
ard manifesto TO the Governors Of the States, reia-
tive to iorifcatlons, &c. o.d
In another column Tie Times exposes Loro
Lyons's bad grammar. Ii says the English tiue Was
argued exceedingly ill and the American sue WIN
much ability but the only resuit Is 10 ehhe ~
vince it that in their own showing the acts Oh tne
American Government have been illegal as regards
American citizens and violations OF the nights Of ma
lions rs regards foreigners.
The London Heraid says Lord Lyons has exposed
England TO rebuff without right to resent II, ana
compelled her TO listen to proclamation when
means a defiance to England. Inc Herald Iheh
attacks Earl Russell for Impertmence IN lectaing on
the American Constitution and quietly enduring ROD,
berry and outrage, and Gays he will lind he las drted
on 10 war.
The London Post says, that Secretary Seward has
wantonly added another 70 the many differences
which he wishes to perpetuate between INC TWO
countries.
| TIE London DqIy Netss thinks the course purfued
by the Government premature, indiscreet, aud in'
considerable.
IL was reported that the American bankers were
holding out liberal commissions TO English tnGnclerr
TO place portion of the Federal loan IN London.
Financial writers in the London journals point out
the danger Of touching it, and think the chances oil
success very remote.
/ The remains Of Terence Belew Mcslanus, brought
from America, were honored with public funeral.
| The demonstration by the French troops had at.
tracted considerable attention. Switzerland had
protested and demanded evacuation, and France had
/ proposed negotiation.
A belief had gained ground that large loan was
urgently required by the French Government.
IL was reported that some negro children had been
publicly sold as slaves in the French establishment
at Gaboon.
! The Bourse was quiet and firm. Rentes 6Sf.
| CSC.
The other continental news is generally IN
important. MI, -. 49,,
| The Affairs Of Hungary ana roland were un'
changed.
! Count Lambert, Governor Of Poland, had been
renlaced by Gen. Ludois on account Of i'll health.
a treaty had been concluded between PRUSSIA aud
China.