New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16
FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE EDINBURGH.

ARRIVAL OF THE EDINBURGH.
The ecrew-steamer Edinburgh, Capt. Rosie
which left Liverpool at $3.50 the afternoon of tho
3Otb and Queenstown on the 3lst ult., arrived here
on Friday morning.
Tie Norwegian arrived of Londonderry on the
night of the 2sth and reached Liverpool at about 3
O'Clock on the afleroon OF the 29th.
The City of Washington arrived at Queenstown as
noon of The Both.
The steamer New-York, which was to have lels
Southampton on the Both, reached that port fron
Bremen with her machinery damaged, and had TO
remain there for repairs.
Tie Edinburgh brings the following specie. To
Williams & Guion, $4,000; Bank of Commerce,
s. ,Ol4; VIM. Cummings s. Son, $500; Wm. Ib-
botson g, go; j. f. Freeman & Co., =, 2OJ-Totls
$70,JJ9.
The Paris Patric gives report that the eonclnsioa
Of the convention relative to tie expedition is to 10
announced to the United States Government, whes
will 1t the same time be invited to join the expe'
don in order to obtain redress Tor the in ures done
to American citizens
Orders had been issued TO prepare for sea the Brit
sl mou-of-war Aboukir, 90 guns, and Centurion, ID
guns and it was copectured that they were intended
for the expedition to Mexico.
The PARIS PasyTe of tie Goth says:
The principal bases of the convention for tbs
allied Intervention in Mexico said to be- first, to
obtain redress for the subjects OF the intervening
Powers; and, second, the necessity for Europe ID
constitute In Mexico q strong Government capabla
of maintaining order and security. II is asserted
that France will send half brigade to Mexico"
Malta telegram to TIE London Daily .Ncrs
saws:
"The American Consul at Messina reports, Off
daily, that American three-masted scnooners
with q large number of blacks on board, hl1 boeu
cruising for several days in the Faro without com
muuicatipg. IL is supposed, on good authority, thlt
she If q rebel privateer"
The British Board of Trade return for the month
Of Soptenb shows falling oil IN the exports or
90, &c 2iS M compared with the same month lass
year. ON the past nine months the increase Is 80
9.9,0li from the first niue months Of 1860
An anonymous pamphlet had appeared, emitted
L'Angeterre, L'Autriche, ct les Entresues 20
Compiegne," and attracted come attention. IL
breaches very rancorous spirit toward England.
The M0riteEr publishes the following: A. theeer'
emouy of delivering the Cardinals hat TO the An,
behop Of Chambery, the Aposiolical Delegate aa'
dressed speech TO the Emperor, in which be saa'
The Sovereign Pontih, Notwithstanding the graY
which he liz overwhelmed, on account Of ylclssi'uaes
too well known, was happy TO respond WIZ eafe.
ness TO the wish Of the Emperor that the Archofny
Of Chambery should be raised TO the rank OF CafOi-
nal. The Apostolic Delegate concluded bis sPeeeo
by expressing wish that by more and more proeVr
ing religion and the Sovereign Pontih, the Emperor
NAV obtain the Divine aid. ,,
The Emperor said, inreply, that be should awa.s
congratulate himself on the good upden'ahu,Ss
which must exist between the Holy See anu
French Government "Ibis good undeslanuins,
continued the Emperor which Is 20 ,Ss l;:i
could not be better manifested than ny Govsrr.
adoption of the propositions of the French Soysl h
ment." Ills Majesty concluded BY recalling ihs ,ns
sincerity of his wishes ard sentiments i0f '"' 's"'
IN Sa's;a',. Of Tnrin publishes Brussels tee
gram. amounting that the Belgian Government h'a
recognized the Kingdom Of Italy. ,c.;.,a, ~ Tor;u
The appointment Of a Belgian Minister 70 iu'''
was shortly expected. :, .t.,d a. Vienna on tho
s7th nnder The Presidency of the Emperor IN wnsa
resolved s;ssn os h ss.snaou ae N :.
tfaiioh VIM" very way, II was not, however,
nossd IN that Council proclaim state Oh nfs'
IA Hungary.