New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15
The London Times (city artidel of the same day

says: --,.. .-
The con,o market was checked BY the announcement Of
larger Of gold than has been made since the
beginning Of January The Discount demand was active at the
Bs today in %pgs' w1 sc. Occs.iSGnsy
DOUGH, Sy BE- san d Ss The from ysp.o
brought gold coin The hs~s market closed
tendency Tho quotations for the new account
EIcSxeTRS Bmirhe interest on Erchsquer bill, in fu.
urr paid coupons the Bank and the bills are De
civsble for revenue ayments Ter they nave n I'LL
The arrangement viii add to the popularity Of 'nee 'eu
niea
The London Daily Ners says that the interest Just
offered on the renewal Of Exchequer Bills not oeng
considered sufficient large amount, said 10 De nan
million, was yesterday sold.
SHIPMENTS OF GoLD TO ANERIcA.-1t is expected
that the Cunard steamer Arabia onSaturday VIII take
600, 900 or E3O0.O0O.
The London Times says that the remittances taking
place are not entered into bankers transactions, but
are simply ordered as direct returns for the unpeee
denied quantity of cotton and grain lately consigned to
u.s. As cotton is AZ good and almost convertible into
gold as money intrinsic position is very ltte al
tered by the substitution Of one for the Other and much
Of the dsquet occasoned by the operation therefore
without foundation.
The Clerical party In Paris do not think the address
of the Senate strong enough There is another party
which thinks il too favorable.
The majority on the Churchrate Abolition bill was
six more than in the division last session.
A Glasgow dispatch says that the iron-cased ship
Black Prince successfully launched yesterday az
ternoon.
Yesterday an injunction granted against persons
engaged in London lithographing notes OF the King
dom Of Hungary, purporting to be signed by Louis
Kossuth, bearing the arms Of the kingdom of Hun
gary. 1t is eaid the issue contemplated was OF one
hundred and fifty million 1orins that 5000 persons
have been engaged in the manufacture, and that the
notes were all printed and on the eve Of delivery.
The Austrian Government called upon the British
Foreign Office 10 interfere but Lord John Russell de-
clned and an application was then made to one OF the
City Courts
Tie period for which the French occupation in Syria
IL TO be prolonged has yet been definitely settled.
BERLIN, Wcdacsddy.-lt is stated on reliable
authority that the occasion Of the anniversary OF
the battle Of Drochow fought the Goth of February,
between the Russians and the Poles, disturbances
took place al Warsaw which rendered the interference
Of the police necessary.
CossTAsIiSoPLE, 2Oth.-The financial embarrass-
ment Of the Government continues to increase. The
early arrival Of Coun, OrOf on special mission from
ST. Petersburg Is rumored. The Marquis de Lavelate
returns home in May, TO be succeeded by Marshal
Neil.
PARIS Wednesday.-The Patrie and Pays give
denial TO the that France has the Intention OF
Withdrawing her troops from Rome. Gen. Turr has
arrived in Paris The reading Of the projected address
took place in todsys sitting Of the CORPS Legiela'f
The Church Rates Abolition bill passed lite second
reading in the House Of Commons "Wednesday night
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