New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04
from Liverpool;
GREAT BRITAIN.


Griffith asked whether Government had received in-
formation that al Austrian Envoy had recently arrived
nj Paris from Vienna. with Eecret and oonhdelai
proposition from the Emperor Of Austria TO TIE I'm
nan,r OF the French, 10 the effect that the two I'm
oerors thoud cooperate 10 form an Independent army
ior the protection Of the tempoFsies OF the rope,
snd would enrge 10 prevent Piedmont from entering
the States OF the Church.
Lord j. Russel said The Foreign Office Lad received
DO official iuforniaiiou bat commuuo alton bad been
rasde 10y the French Ernbassador stating that the
Aus rian aid SpsIih Enbassadors st Paris had pro-
pot ed in general terIu., that tho Catholic Powers
shouid ac. in concert in msinIsining the temporal
power Of the Pope, bu' the proportion ihd been Is
Iected.
In the House of Commons, on the 2lst, Lord John
Ras,ell In reply 10 au inquiry, said that SpaD had
oiyeu pledse thai whether the annexation OF ST. Do
pingo was accepted not Slavery would not be IN
trodueed into the island.
The sonelal Parliamentary proceedings were devoid
Of interest.
for the purpose of raising funds for the fugitive slave
Anderson, end for bis kinsmen IN Hamilton, Canda
Wcet to md them in raising church and echooL The
Rev. Dr. Bans Pre1ded- anderson addressed zoe
messing and regretted thai he had been compelled 10
sheed 6loOa TO obtain bis liberty. Tho meelng uslhed
him In the course be bad taken and eyincod con,der
bic enthusiasm in his behaE A monster nooting on
behalf OF Anderson announced ~ b held 81 Exeter
7As Loadon Times Of the 2ls; ut. publishes three
full sheets sf eight pages each, In All tweniy-Our
paVes The impression IL said 10 contain four thousand
advertisements VI all lengths and Is the largest pro
suetion that has ever issued ron The daily press.
The Daly hers says IL IL Understood thai The Gal
WHY line will be uporseded psndg the issue OF the
question "a TO The subsidy.
An original Literary hozx bad been play Cd upon ths
London papers. IL pro,esssd to be eonesPonden .
be,ueeu ii. Cholmoudeley Pennsll, author Of !" Pdck
on Pe2asus" and Mr.. Hepnortb Dickson, editor OF
T.s diheaesps, in whian tho former threatened tie
latter with horssrhiPPing for enu9ae on be
he rfta 4 .tDtN Ia LaTf In
nying ali knosi ledge Of the affair.
FRANCE.
IN. rumoY 10 revived that the Czir will this season
visit the Empetor NaPoieah OF the Ckaions camp:
Capt Russvll, who wRs appointed by tie Frsnch
Government 20 report upon she performance oi the
Great Eastern in her voyage TO and from New-fork
has had al audispoe Of the Emperor Capt. kusse 10
stated 10 have expressed the opinion thai reunion be-
tween the Northern and Southern States is imPossble
and tna. the absinent oi two Republics II newt
sbs The armAments Of the Nofh, he says, are by no
means 90 formidAbls ne represented lie apprebends
the samo state Of things in the South and does not look
ON serious warfare a. imminent for some lime 70 come
ll,s French Government have introduced bill per-
ntiiug the import into French colonies OF all merchan
disc allowed 70 enter France on the % as terms, wh
An extra duty Of from l0f 10 J per Iun. imported
in foreign yessels thus continuing the systen OF prefer
entail duties In favor Of French shpping French CO
lonial produce also to be permitted export IN both
French and foreign ships.
1ne Pallb CorfeflNLd6LS OI a " DdItL ANDt tcdIh'
that Mr. Dayton the United States Minister, bad ie
monstra,ed against the assimilation OF the soahern
Staes Of America 10 Italy contained 10 the late article
Of the Patrie reproduced by the AI,niear.
The Paris correspondent Of 1as Aora'*g Pssf
writes ~ follows:
"Ihe Commissioners OF the Southern States OF
AmeIica--Judge Rost, Mr.. Dudley Mann, and hr.
YsBcey-aniyed in Paris few days since. They
have not been officially received by the French Gov.
ernrnen, These gentlemen speak if they expected
Great Britain would acknowledge the south
think they guessing too iast North and south are
much more likely when they pihke friends 70 pick
united quarrel with England The general impretsion
10 Paris ia that tie civil IN America will be
boodess one. At all events, France will act with
caution, holiiog communication with the Goyernment
Of Washington"
The Emperor was shortly to psoceed 70 Vichy, and
il was reported he would meet there the French Min
instegs from Cons aidinople Rome Madrid, Vienna,
BeI la, and possibly fTom 81. Petersburg. f.l Id.
Marsbil Mel, II said, would he sent 10 Turin TO
compliment Victor Emanuel on the recognition by
France Of the new Kingdom.
Paris telegram OF June II 10 The London Post
rays that the circular OF tie trench Government 10 its
representatives abroad annguncing to them the recog
nil ron Of Itagy had been forwarded
The Bourse on the 2lst Wac steady. Rentes 67S5.
r-. ITALY. -..
The matter OF the recognition Of the new kingdom Of
Italy by France continues be the subject Of copjec
tufe in the absence Of any official announcement.
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