New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-05
FURTHER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL or THE STEAMER CITY or BAL TIMORE.

The screw steamer City of Baltimore, Capt
Jeffrey, which eft Liverpool on the 10Th and
Queenstown on the 2lst u, arrived at this port last
evening.
very full summary of the news brought by the
Civ of Baltimore was published on Saturday morn
ing last by telegraph from Cape Race. We add the
latest by telegraph to Queenstown:
QuErAsrowS, Friday Nov. 81. 1861.
From The London Daily Ntirf Guy Artilss, Nor. u.
Yesterday an improvement of l-i6tb per cent took
place in colsos. \ favorable impression is arising
with regard to the possible course both Of political
and financial affairs in France.
From The London 1iAes CITY Arfiols Nor. q.
A prepOnderance Of sale yesterday caused dulDess
in the consol market Among the recent causes OF
rmness in the fund.- have been some large purchases
OF reduced and India debentures on account OF the
London and Westminster Bank. In the general
discount market yesterday there WIS no alteration
the rate remaining at Il to a per cent. AT the
bank, however, there was rather more demand.
About GI0, 600 in fine gold was taken into the bank
to-day. The Railway market yesterday was dull
H. Fould the French Minister Of Finances, has
intnated TO the Syndcat Of the Agents Du change
that he does not intend raising any loan for the pres
sent. He thinks the measure about 10 be taken VIII
inspire sufficient confidence to enable the immediate
wants Of tho treasury to be supplied. M. Fould
specially calls the Syndicat before hlm IN order 10
make these announcements. lie further nentioned
meneemeut Of a return OF silver to the Bank Vi
FrsLce.
The Wheat and Flour exported from New-fork
during the month OF October is said 10 have amount
ed in value 10 more than million ana a hai ster-
ling. The imports Of unmanutactured goods qurig
the period had been only 40V,Voo .-.m,,
LOO, 900 in same month last year: and II this total
about ole helf consisted Of WOODEN goods for the
army --nearly all he markets had become drained Of
produ,e, And breaerr and merchants anxious rs
To the effect OF shipment of breadsns being reduced
20 moderate proportions which would soon take
place.
The Times has leader on the Leeds Conference
on Reform and says the truth is very apparent that
the difficulties in the way OF parliamentary reform lie
much more in the listlessness ana lukewarmness OF
the people than in Parliament or in the Govern
ment The working classes are told that the nom
extension of the franchise IL an insult II so, II II an
opprobrium very easily wiped of. There are very
few well employed artisans who could not, II they
wished IT, live in a house worth go year, but "a
"A rule they prefer TO spend their money otherwise.
thus furnishing an additional proof, proof were re-
qured, how little they value the blessings which
successive Governments have been 80 anxious TO be-
stow upon them.
The Paris correspondent Of The Times SAYS a re-
duction from 10000 to 100000 men of the French
army ia again spoken Of, or rather those men will
return TO their homes on years Through, but IT 10
said the Minister of Marine declares he cannot
parment.
The Steele, the leading liberal journal, but half
approves of the reduction Of the naval and military
establishments Of France.
Mr.. Beresford Hope, M. p, has given lecture at
Faversham on the War III America. He contended
and said he knew the majority OF thinking in
this country agreed with him, though they were
mealy-mouthed to say itthat the best and readiest
method toward restoring peace would be the estab-
lishment rs soon as possible of the complete indie
pendence OF the Confederate States.
The Times publishes letter from Mr.. It. nj.
Mckay on the American Civil War rs viewed by
the mercantile classes The Times has leader on
MIR. Stewards recent circular referring TO Canada,
and attributes TO him the wish TO store up for use if
wanted plausible ground Of quarrel with England.
SoUTHAAProS, Thursday, Nov. PA large pad
dle-steamer, the Nashville, flying the Confederate
flag, has arrived III river, and Landed the captain
and crew of the American ship Harvey Birch who
reports having left Havre the 18th inst, bound
for New York. in ballast On the 18th inst, when
in lat. 40 NJ long. 80 So W., she was brought to
by the Confederate steamer Nashville, Commander
Peagrim, late of the u. s. Navy; the Harvey Birch
was Immediately boarded by the officers and crew
OF the Nashville, who at onte ordered the captain
and crew on board the steamer, allowing them TO
take few Of their effects aud fresh provisions.
Capt. Peagrim then ordered the Harvey Birch to be
fred and laid alongside until she burned to the
waters edge. Capt. Nelson il just landed with bis
crew and officers, - in all, and Immediately placed
himself in communication with Capt. Britton, the
u. :. Consul ut this port.
The Nashville is still lying in the river, flying the
Confederate flag. Capt. Nelson says that Com
msnder Pea grim states he had no commission from |
tue Southern Government AS q war-steamer, and yet
declares he is not priva.eer.
MEXICAN CONVENTION BETWEEN EN- !
GLAND, FRANCE. AND SPAIN.
CONVENTION betTccn Her Majesty, the QHeea Of
SpaiA, aud the Emperor of the French, rei0tiVe |
TO CombtRed Operations against Marco.
Translation
Her Majesty the Queen Of the United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland, Her Majesty the Queen
,f Spain, aud His Majesty the Emperor OF the
French, feeling Themselves conpellcdby the arbitrary