New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15
THE LATEST.

LIyERPOoL, THURSDAY, Feb. 20, 100.
The Palestine sailed fOr Portland with ~ 800 in
specie.
The Masills and Euxine with the outward Eastern
mails left Malta Saturday, Feb. %, for Alexandra.
BERLiS, Thursday.
Prussia Las no, up 10 tie present time given in her &C
quiesence 10 the recent French project in reference
10 Syria.
SOUTHAMPTON, Thursday, Feb. %, 1861.
The Seine Isl with west India and Pacific mails
has arrived Brings 81 ,5S5, 600 in specie.
yIEsSA, Feb o. 1861.
Official adyices from Turin say that in the Confer
ence Of Democrats assembled in that city, Gen.
Kspka spoke against any revolutionary attempts in
Hungary, and represented the country Us being a,
present uDpepared.
An insurgent body numbering 1000, md supported
by Montenegins, have pillaged and set fire to the
city Of Behar after killing more than 30 Mohanmedans
several Of whom were women.
PARIS, Feb. Thurday, 18th.
The Monitepr Of to-day says the BishoP Of Poietie
has published mandemento in the Monde, containing
alusions offensive to the Government Of the Emperor
and likely TO arbitrarily disturb the conscience Of tho
citizens The lnsndemente has been submitted to the
High Jurisdiction Of the Council Of Slate, which Is
charged to decide in all cases Of abuse.
The MOnitur also publishes crVulsr, addressed BY
Count Persgny TO the PIefect Of Vieme, relating to
the above mandamente Of the Bishop Of POicfers The
Moniteur says: considered that il would be con-
tray 10 the intentions Of the Cover mentto screen such
excetses from the judgment Of public opinion, aud
would not therefore take any measures 10 prevent the
publication of documents in which are discLsed, with
such nudscity, the secret views Of that party which
under the vail of religion, hss other aim than that
Of attacking the elect Of the French people"
va Qxenaorn, FEB. %.
Paris, Wednesday, Feb. "a project of Address
was read to-day in the Cops Legisatif Tie follow
ing Ia summary Of its contents: The Address ex.
presses the thanks Of the Deputies account Of the
Imperial Decree and expresses hopes for the maints
nance Of peace. The Address then continues: We
hope that the humane mission which France has full
filed in Syria will be maintained We approve Of the
policy which your Majesty has followed in Italy. The
diplomatic documents and the recent dispatch Of troops
10 Rome have given proofs OF your devotion to the
Papacy. and have preserved lis temporal power as
much ~ the force of and the resistance OF
the Pspa Government 10 wiie couBsels have allowed
In thus acting your Majesty has completely restored
the religious sentiments and the political traditions Of
France. AZ regards the future, the Corps Lesislatf
relies on your Maeslys wisdom, being convinced that
you will always be guided by the same principles and
,ame feelings without allowing yourself to be disturbed
by the injustice which you have experienced, and
which has distressed u.s."
MaRsErILEs, Feb. q, 1861.
Letters received from Constantinopie to the @th
inst. that tho financial news received from
Paris and London has increased the commercial panic
Turkish loans fel 10 49, NUMEROUS failures were i'm
minept
LoSDos, Feb. o. 1861.
At the Stock Exchange the opening prices were;
Consoh Money, 81 a9lli COnsos account, aissi'i
New Threes, 9li a9li.
Tie DAILY Ners (eity articlel, Wednesday evening
says:
Consos eloted AZ fall Of cent bad effect was produced
by renewal Of the pmens Of gold to America upon az I'm
posnt ,ce British Railway Stocks very dull In the AZ
enoon Tie supply Of moneJ in the discount market dty
presented iacrsse. In most eutss" oeas ana up
Sa.d a t.in .lke1.