New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-29

in tine for replies for the outgoing steamer has caused
inconvenience. No alarm, however, is felt by the
delay. I'D p" = ~
TIE aceounts Of the Dnke Of Sutherland last night
were not hopeless. ~ f.r ....rt r
Fifty thousand pounds in gold was taken from the
Bank of England on Tuesday on French account, for
transmission TO New-YoIk by the Etna.
Count and Countess hontemofn died at Trieste on
The 18th INST within few honrs Of each other Count
Montemolin was a son of the Infant Don Carlos who
for many years asserted arms in hand, his claims to
the throne of Spain.
The French funds rose per cent Yesterday. Tae
improvement Is attributed TO report that Congress
is TO meet at Paris for the settlement Vi the Hian
question.
TIE profits of the Scottish Australian Investment
Society 60 go for the last half year. and the dlvl-
dend is at the rate Of 10 per cent per an
nnm. "a.
There were runners yesterday that the Bank 81
France has effected arrangement TO meet the
pesent requirements.
II was stated in quarters that suspension OF
cash payments was contemplated. The general letters
from Paris Yesterday indicate aparia recovery OF con-
dence The public continuedto invest freeyin stocks
ard shares
The Times saws that Miss Nightingale malady, far
from being aeviaed is reported increases upon her,
and her state which confines her entirely TO her apart
ment one of great expansion and severe suffering.
A Eeavy fall amounting to onebalf per cent pei
ounce, has taken place in Mexican dolllrs, owing to
the high rate of money and the low exchange in China
which renders dollars no longer profitable remittance
10 that country, except at the very reduced rate.
The total shipment of gold to America amounts 10
G2945, 900 since Nov. %. The shipments by the
steamer from Liverpool on Saturday are again ex-
pected to be large.
The Hsrald concludes, that unless special reasons
present themselves either in relation with France or
America il is not expected that any further sudden or
extensive measures Of restriction will be adopted by
the Bank of England.
The Posts Paris correspondent says that the people
seem fully convinced that the armistice will expire
without decision Of Francis H. TO surrender Gaeta
TO the Sardinians.
The Post in a leader, proposes the coinage Of gold
5-shing pieces.
The Duke of Cambridge is a visit to the Earl of
Derby at Knowsley.
Yesterday the East End Of the metropolis presented
sad appearance, in consequence of the large number
Of destitute laborng standing outside the Work
Home doors, and psrading the chief thOroughfares,
see king for aims. At the Thames Police Court the
number Of unemployed laborers relieved in few days
sweed TO 500 Of whom 100 received trifling as
sistance on Monday
" was announced that on Wednesday only women
would be relieved. At vast number of poor
women thinly clad many suffering from cold and hun
ger, assembled in the streets. They continued TO in
crease until clock, when they amounted TO at least
1900. Soon after o'clock their numbers had in
creasedto 5000. The work of relieving them lasted
many hours
At Yarmouth, the fishing interest are making efforts
70 secure the application to fishing vessels of the pow
ers given 10 owners Of other shipping with regard to
the regulation and control Of refractory crews