New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-21
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HIS DESTINATION UNKNOWN.
AFFAIRS in HUNGARY UNCHANGED.
ST. JouS's, n. f., Saturday, Oct. 10, 1851

ST. JoHN's, y f., Saturday, Oct 10, 1861.
The Steamship E,na, from Liverpool on the 9th,
via Queenstown on the 10Th inst. arrived off Cape
Race on Friday night. She was boarded by The
news-yacht of the Associated Press, and a summary
of her news obtained.
The dates per the Etua are four days later than
chose per the Arabia.
The steamship Anglo-Saxon, from Quebec, arrived
N Liverpool on the Sth inst.
The Etna experienced strong westerly winds
during the entire passage. She has 10 cabin and 200
Storage passengers.
IRE King of Prussia had paid two-days' visit to
the Emperor Napoleon.
China news, VIA Russia, report the death OF the
Emperor of China.
II was reported that the Prince Napoleon had sent
the Emperor of France an important State paper on
affairs In America.
The steamship Hammonia broke a shaft of her
screw on the passage from southampton 10 Graves
end aud put into Gravesend In consequence,
Iae L0Rd0h Times editorially thanks Mr.. Seward
for the inst exercise Of his Judgment relative to the
memorial against DR.. Russell, their correspondent
although his Stewards shows strong undercurrent
spirit.
The Times also repudiates the charges against DIR.
Russell, and believes that the good sense Of the
Americans will tie folly Of interfering with HIM.
DR.. R1sseils latest letter il devoted TO the con
siderauOn of the position OF Maryland.
y,
il puolic lecture, again strongly urges the e&pedi-
eucy of England and France endeayOIlng to effect
peaceful separation between the Northern and
Southern States.
The steamship Great Eastern bad reached Milford
Haven Tor repairs. IL was rumored that the En-
peror Napoleon hadm OyeTures for her purchase,
bat this was not credited.
The Galway Steamship Company had held a meet
ing, and hopeful prospects for the future were held
out.
The Belgian-American Company had dissolved.
Earl Russell, IN 8 reply to q memorial on Mexican
affair." discouraCes interference III the internal affairs
of Mexico, but saws that the Government will eXer-
Gise the right of requiring security for persons and
property, and for the fulhllment OF engagements.
Mr.. VaDdeLhof the celebrated actor, had died at
the age of u years
The King Of Prussia arrived on his visit TO tie
Emperor Napoleon at Compeigne, on the 9Th,
and left on the Sth inst. The meeting was friendly
and cordial, but nothing Of political Importance
ITanspired.
The King of Holland was expected to visit France
on the 18th inst.
IL was stated that orders were about to be issued
10 prepare the French squadron for Mexico.
The Paris BOurse was dull at 6Sf. Zoe.
The Bank of France had arranged for the relief of
the financial pressure which was prevailing.
The high price Of bread continued TO claim atten-
tiOn at Paris and the Government had issued an as
surance that the price would not be further adj
Vanced.
Victor Emanuellhad been reviewing the troops at
Boogne.
Garibaldi had Left Caprera but his destination
unknown.
II was rumored that Gen. Patazzi would enter the
Austrian Cabinet.
The situation of affairs in Hungary continued
without change. The Assembly Of Committai OF
Grau bad dissolved.
Tue American Minister at Berlin was negotiating
with the Hanover Government for the ratification
OF conditions for the abolition Of State Dues.
The Spanish Government had consented TO deliver
up the Neapohtan archives.
At the instruction at Cyelady, Poland, the Rus
sian eagle was ,orn from the public buildings and
the Polish substituted, The Mayor of the town
was killed,