New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-24
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Great sSri.Hin.
The {n6cr-'he London organ Of the Con'ede-
,sts.-s.ares that George y. saunders had brought
no communication whatever IRON me confederate
government 10 : Commissioners in Europe.
Tie Isrcru09l Prst advocates nedisiion by
F7rland in tie American difficulty. II says 1t has
No faith in national preudices bien OF sudden anger
and II perfectly satisfied thai the party to mediate Is
England. Il thinks that tie nteFposl,lon OF II man
Ike lO.d palmer.ton would be qu'etiy heid as tne
thing most TO be dcslre1.
Tue paris correspondent of Tie London Times
writes &c follows:
at NcwOr'eans, seems e. trrni' "a 70 Serp lis i"u1
leore tie world BY rendering himself od0us TO al
srrund him. After having lad his acts toward
some Of the FoIeirn COnsulc, IN tie cry Where ha
c rnands, reversed by the Washington Govern
rlert he las row managed TO get up iIesh difficult
~ win the French Consul Count Melan. IL he
cane known it appears. 10 Butler that conrderab' e
sums OF money had been deposited for security AT
n. Consulate bv French subjects, iucidding one
San Of $50 coo, LETT there by French mer, hant ~
new-C rleans. lie spoke 70 Count Melan aoont H.
expressing ns doubts bat il was really fench prop
cry and his strong susI icon that 1t might re that OF
tie Rebels. -
"Tbe Consul could only reply that it bad been
placed in his bands by French subject, WHO reire'
scented il to be his property and to be aiiotedt 10 pay
for tobacco which was 10 be sent 10 France Butler,
wbo il aupcars had the merchant in ques ion N
waifirg. Lad him shown in ana confronted him with
Count Mean. He merchant persisted That The
money Was lis and Butler had no n eans II proving
tie contrary; but, although be dd not THINK 1t i'd
yisabe TO seize tho 500 OJ0, &c placed two feutr'
over the Consulate 20 thai the spece was not ca
ried away. EtmOnstrauce then Game from Count
Nean VINO declared lie could not tolerate This, ana
snouid pull down bis hdg II the sentues were hot
withdrawn.
In the course of the discussion which epsued it
sruears that tie Consul was lmprudent as 10 say
thai If me soldiers were removed, he would pledge
himself not 10 give up without the consent Of Builer
ADV Of the money that had been deposited III his
hands. 1nercupOn the sentIies Were taken away.
But IN the mean time It had got abroad that Butler
gas husying himself about the funds az the French
Consulate and several OF the depOtitor5 getting
earned went 10 Count Mejan TO demand back their
own. lie, having gwen ms VOID TO Bntlcr, lelt
obliged 70 refuse, and the fix became complete. The
matter wac referred 70 the French Minister at Wash
ington and ~,rdng 20 the las. letters received IN
Paris Count heJsn was orcered 10 the Northern
esgilsl TO give explanations. 1t is presumabe That
the person appointed 10 ~ his place during ms an
sence Will not he considered bound by Count Nc Jan
rash promise aad that those who still desire it, VIII
receive tie payments with which 1t is evident that
Butler mad 10 night 10 interfere
SUBSTITUTES FOR CoTrON.--The Times, Of the
18th inst; has the following in It's "City Article
Excitement continues 10 mcreGse IN the market for
the various products 10 which attention has been
turned owing 10 the scarcity OF cotton, aud naA,
hemp ana jd,e have all experienced luther adj
vance to-day. In jute tie improvement has lately
been extraordinary, the present quotation showing
rise OF about IS per ton, more than - per cent.
upon that current week back
Serious disturbances had broken ont at Prossnitz,
In Moravia. owing to the stoppage OF the cotton
factories The riOts continued Tor three days, and
were only put end TO by the arrival Of regiment
Of hussars. Thirty OF the nOters were arrested.
semi-offdsl journal OF Copenhagen announces
that TIE Queen OF England bad formally addressed
TO Prince Christian Of Denmark demand Tor tie
band OF the Princess AleXandrna Tor Tie Prince ol
Wales The Prince and Princess etill remained a,
Brussels, aud have visited the field Of Waterloo to-
eetheT.
The creditors of Mr.. Pearson Of Hull, the EN-.
barrassed ebipowner who WAS 90 actively engaged
IA running the southern blockade, had come TO q
resolution that, upon payment OF 40 per cent III
money, on or before the LIT OF October, 70 the IN
secured creditors they would hold over the remain
der u their claims. Confidence was expressed as 10
tile Ultimate realization OF his estate.
Tie san Francisco correspondent OF TIE L0nd0n
Tina draws attention 10 The naval preparations Of
The American Government in the Pacific, aud urget
upon the English Government the importance Of
keeping pace with these measures, which be re-
gaTds inenaees 10 tue English sessions III that
region.
1t was expected that Dr. TAFT. Bishop Of London,
would be elevated 70 the ArchbishUpric Of Canter-
turv, vice Sumner, deceased.
The Prince Of Wales had gone to Brussels, and
w Iilutfk5 AlcfhuuiluA OF lb'IlHdIh lLlh lHtI'o
BRIDE had arrived with her pareuts in the city
fearful fire had occurred IL the Liverpool work
house. The lives OF twenty children aud two nurscs
were sacriGced and a church was destroyed.
Mr. Glaisher, who, at the instance Of the British
Association, was carrying on come atmospheric ex-
permen,s by means Of balloon accents, had attained
IN his last ascent the unprecedented hight II Dix
miles, The cold was intenre, aud Mr.. Glaisher be-
came unconscious. Mr.. COxwei the aeronaui, also
Loaf the use Of his hands for time, bat eventually
a ssie descent wac effected.
The British steamer PorcupIDe, which had been
engaged in taking sOuncinls III the Atlantic Tor
Geographic purposes, had returned TO Plymouth.
The LfroP0ot Mercury says:
some OF the soundings extended 70 depth OF
<,NV fhthOm% The visit Of the steamer 20 Eockali
on tns Avn Of August seems 10 have been prompted
oy oesire on the part Of tie Lord of the a dmi-
ssty 70 DC able to jucge, by knowledge OF IT,
eep'b sho character, Of the expectancy OF dropping
sca9lc across his bank Tor the purpose Of Connect
Ing Ireland witt Iceland and America.
On me ndge Of tie banks soundings varied
from 80 70 ItO iathoms; fish were most abundant;
Ae bottom coAtl'ed OF mud and sand. The dia-
trsms. returns, ard reports from The officers ell
y.ged on board the POrcupne have left for Wbiteball
'or tue consideration in the first place Of the Lod.
Of toe Admiralty, after which communicarion will
te made by their lordships to The direcors NJ The
Atlantic Telegraph Company"