New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27
ARRIVAL or THE alBERaAN At FATHER POINT
Austria Seeking an Alliance with England
Threatened Rupture Between France and Austria
The Trouble Between Austria and
Hungary Alarming.
RENEWAL OF DISTURBANCES IN WARSAW.
FArHRR PoInT, Monday,

FArHaR Porsr, Monday, Aug. %, 1861
The steamship Hbernian from Liverpool, at o'clock
on the afternoon of the l5th via Londonderry on the
10th inst orrived off this point at 81 o'clock this after
noon.
The dates per the Hibernan FIVE days later than
those per the Canadian at Boston.
The steamship Glasgow from New-York, arrived at
Queenstown at o'clock on the morning OF the 18th
inst.
The steamship Great Eastern from Quebec, arrived
off Holyheal on the 18th inst.
The steamship City of Washington, which sailed
for New York from Liverpool on the 18th inst, had
$4,000 in specie, and the steamship Teutonia, which
also sailed from Southampton, the 18th inst for
New-York had about 1000.
The steamship New-York, from New-York, arrived
at Southampton on the 10th.
The ship Suffolk had arrived at Plymouth from Mel
bourne, with gold valued at G42, 900, and 25 passen
gers.
The fall Of the Minister Of Finance was expected.
The India China, aud overland mail had been re-
ceived. News generally anticipated.
The correspondent of The london Times at Hong
Kong says the United States ship Hartford bearing
the flag Of Flag Officer Stibng, s in the barbor hav-
inc returned from the North; that officer Lsndy Or
papiLed the expedition up tho River Yangtse, and
made an arrangement with the Nankin rebels for the
protection of American property, as ne combines
dioomac with naval functions since the departure OF
Mr. Ward. His direct intercourse with Ialbnigs has
attracted come attention. The steamers SAGINAW ana
Dacotsh were also at Hong Kong The frigate John
Adams was at Saratur
The British Minister had to some extent relaxed
his prohibition to visit Pekin.
The Imperalists and Rebels continued their struggle
with varying results.
The first teas brought down from Hankow, have
reached Shangbae. -.
The rates OF new teas at Foo-Chow continued ex-
treme and the relative neroty OF the present 10 the
previous crop is confirmed. Imports were without
Improvement. .,o.,a
FreiVhts from Hong Kong to New-York, $lOQ sl2.
Exchange had declined to 4d6i. Exchange at Shsng-
The total exports of tea to America, shows de-
crease of over 5,000,0 900 pounds this year..
Calcutta letters say the cotton question was the
great topic of the day there, and every effort was
being made to encourage it's increased production.
The Lieutenant Governor of Bengal had recoui-
uended the establishment Of Government factories for
buying, cleaning &C.. on Chillagopg Hills, but the
GovernorGeneral preferred leaving such matters TO
private enterprise, aided by land grants, &C.
Freeh,s were firm. -.
The resolution of the British Government relative
10 pryateers was expected to materially remove obec-
tons 10 shipping by American vessels.
Melbourne adyIces are unimportant. Inc Legisla-
tre had been dissolved In consequence OF want OF con-
fdeuce in the ministry.
TIE Weld of gold showed slight falling of. although
the shipments for the half year about equaled that OF
the same time Last year.
Tue marke are depressed but generally unchanged.
A gentleman has reached England furnished with
the necessary funds to send out eleven Engsh cricket
ers 20 play in Australia.
Ii is reported that Gen. Della Marmora will enter
the Cabinet as Minister Of War.
Cardinal Andre, President of the Congregation OF
the Index, has resigned.