New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28
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nv Ms9,etic r.lsg,aph b Queenstown. Aug. rs. I.
ptoyy Ths Iesa1s Daiy hevS Guy irtcis Of 4Hg. Is
AZ money falls an increased demaud IL experienced
for good securities for permanent investment Although
sn advance in The funds of per cent yesterday was
not maintained, yet the general tendency OF prices
was satlstactory and the English Railway stocks par
tcipated 10 the improvement. In the discount market
Yesterday the rates for good bills were II per cent 10
A per cent. There j. possibility OF tbe bank lower.
ing its rate TO per cent to-day but better prospect
of a reduction il expected next Thursday.
AZ meeting yesterday Of the Atlantic Royal Mail
Steamship Navigation Company the Directors report
was adopted II was resolved TO issue shares or stock
for increasLg the nominal capital from G5COGOO to
il0O0,OO0.
The letters by the Overland Mail will be delivered
this morning. -
The advises from Melbourne arc 10 June 25 The
Legislative Assembly had been Dissolved in coDse-
oueuce OF vote OF want OF confidence ia the Ministry
An address the Governor directing This course, was
carried. The discussion was coarse and acrimonious,
and ut times the voice OF the Speaker, calling 70 ORDER
could not be heard. ,,
The Weld of the gold mines in Victoria exhibits a
,IiQht falling Off bas increasing activity is Observable
in The branches OF productive industry The shipments
of gold for The half year about equal to those IN
the same period III lelo.
fair, Of lnost every descTiltiO had exhibited great
depression The import market had Undergone ont
little friiOD, Tar as quoutIons were cOnee1hed
One two failures had occurred III houses conhecteo
with the country trade.
A g,ntL man has arrived by the present mail, fur
nhed with the necessary funds for the taking out Inc
"hll England Eleven" 10 contend with the Colonial
Cricke,ers their grounds. Iho Eleven VIII Dc
expected by Tie Great Britain, due at Melbourne IN
si tvu .,eluuu e " -1.aI. rs 20 Jun. -,
and Auckland Tsrank, and Wellington 20 June :.
Freth struggles were anticipated. The native tribes
are Ieporca be in clOee league against the Euro-
p:ans and seek TO have consolidated and centn1 ad
mini,,ralion under their kong. The Governor mad
issued proclamation demanding submission and COM
pensaion, the alternative being the emI loyment OF
force.
Adyices from Hong Kong are 10 the 9sth June. The
English mail Il May 10 bad arrived ont on June 25
The political atmosphere was calm, though the En-
peror sill sbsened himself from Iekio. AR. Biuce
had 10 some extent relaxed the prohibition 10 visit
Pekin. The officer commanding the United States
shp-of.war Hartford who combined diplomatic with
naval fnnctions Rad Organized IN expedition up the
River Yang-,se, aud made an arrangement with the
Nankn rebels for the protection o. American property.
This opening Of direct communication with the rebels
had attracted considerable attention. Trade n. Hong
Kong was dull. The first teas brought down the
Hankow by European agency had arrived at ShGnghae,
aud more were expected. Rates for teas a. Foo.
ch6w-o continued firm, and the relative inerority Of
the present TO tho previous crop was confirmed Ex.
change a. shsnghae and Hong Kong had declined Il
The mall from Calcutta /. to January 8. The .ews
was partially anticipated by the last BJnbay mail.
Three obeers Of the Madrt army had been tried for
tie mansaughter of native and Were acquitted after
delberation Of two minutes by the jury. The rapid
fall Ia the price Of opium was occasoning some mis-
givngs the anticipated income OF tho year beins
realized. The subject Of cotton growing was being
mooted in every shape aud forin and had become the
great oue,ou VI the day in Iude. Tho Lieut.. Cover
nor Of Bengal had recommended that Government fac
tories should he established in the Chitagong Hills for
the buying and cleaning OF hill cotton such is suit
able for the Enslsh markets. The GoyeruorGcnersi,
In Council while approving generally Of this plan, rad
expressed preference in favor of factories started by
private enterprise aided ny grants OF land or other ID
4. n tFTNfah
F,em Ths LoslH N~a (City A,te!,J Jug. is
There wss little less Hrmness in the funds at the
close Yesterday The discount market showed in-
creased ease and transactions took place at Al Al
per cent. AT the Bank, there was no demand. The
amount of bar gold purchased by the Bank was about
EI2O0 Just before the close Of business Yesterday,
general improvements Of to 3per cent took place in
The prosnscd visit Of the Austrian Archduke Maxi.
milan 10 the docks al southampton took place yes.er-
day. The Corporation presented him with al address.
In reply he eaid My country ia now constitutional,
like your own and il fall Of aptitude for freedom, and
Ia many resrects 70 ebles MOI than auy ether
land. live in the conviction that each day viii see
stronger sympahes spring up between Great Britain
and Austria and that therefore, the two empires will
be politically and commercially Drawn toward each
other.
At the 6ejsynsr Mr.. Roebuck spoke at considerable
length eulogizing the attempt of the Emperor OF Aus
tria 10 Introduce constitutional government into bis do
miniOns md denouncing tho preudices aud Ignorance
he had met with in carrying out his design Mr.. Roe.
buck ssid tho Emperor would bo opposed by factions
aud by dsmssosues. Would the people Of England
snpport him in all thess didicultesf The Austrian
Em assador also spokc, and expressed his belief that
Austria would be more closely modelled upon the rsti-
tqtions of England than suy other continental state
conld be.
CRAcov, Aug. l5.--An important popular dsuon.
sration took place at Lublin, Pruessn Poland tho
I2h last. The military commander, however, by bis
energy suppressed tho conflict without any moro go.
rious consequences than a number Of persons being