New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02
acted upon. and the House adjourned THE regular
proceedings Of Congress are on our lith page

acted upon, and the House aojorrneh lAn0 I05u'a'
proceedings OF Congress arc on our iith page
BY the arrival Of the City Of Baltimore and
Of the Scotia, we have European news up to
June %. The English press remain remarkably
nnanimous in favor Of on-interference in American
Affairs although The Times, The Herald, Tie Pest
and other papers which habitusly hostile to our
country, confess the wish to see the French accom-
plish the subjugation Of Mexico, and to attempt a
mediation in our civil war. The comments OF the
English press on the battle Of Fair Oaks greatly diff
fer according to the party standpoint Of the writer's
Lord Palmerston highly commended the Govern
ment of the United States for its consent to the treaty
for the suppression of the slavetrade. By the death
Of Lord Canning, England has lost one Of It's most
dignifed Statement. Even the official papers Of
France were at last compelled to admit some reverse
at Pueblo. The best proof Of the importance which
is being attributed in France to this reverse is the
ordering of of numerous reenforcements to the
French army. No less than 1900 are announced
soon to depart. An extraordinary credit for the
Mexican expedition has been voted by the Chamber
of Representatives with perfect unanimity W the
plan of mediation little is heard, although the Con-
stifuttonnd declares that about one hunored oil the
country papers of France approve OF IT. The mis-
sion of Persgny to London Is reported to be fall
ure. The Italian Parliament has almost UNANIMOUS
ly, given worthy reply to the Address OF the
Bishops of the great Council in Rome to The Pope.
The Parliament nobly ypdicsie5 its spirit Of iDde-
pendence An astonishing fermentation prevails
throughout Russia, where party Of radical progress
has gained considerable influence. Ia Turkey,
misundei standing between the Turks aid the Ser
vians has led to the bonbardmsnt Of the city o.
Belgrade and to a growing alienation with the Ser
VANS and TO ar increased arimosity between MO-
hammedans and Christians ia general.
A great meeting Of tne Conservative clements
Of all sorts was held last evening in the Cooper In
stitute. 1t was called for O'Clock. and commenced
at o'clock. Wm. Chauncey presided, and speeches
were made by ex-Gov. Wickiife Of KENTUCKY, VIM
A. Duer. James Brooks and Fernando Wood.
The fire in Mott street, briefly reported in
yesterday TRIBUNE, il more fully detailed on the
fifth page of this mornings issue. No less than 80
families were burned ont Thomas u. Banks Of
Hook and Ladder no. II, was killed b. the tal.in5
of wall
A speech by Gerrt Smith on the state Of the
country is printed on Our fourth page. The sane
page contains letters from Kansas Utah. Dakota,
news from California, aud review Of The crops IN
Illinois.
We publish or the pinth page, full list OF the
inmates of the hospitals in aud abcut Washington
made with great care especially for THl TrlsCNe
It will DO Of great ints7es; 20 very many Of our
readers.
The third page of tbs morning, lr.suNE Is
occupied by review OF Trollopes new book on
America, come notice Of DR. Brownsons recent
political articles, and other literary matter
Among interesting matter Oh the teutb page Of
this issue will be found the Official report on the
management of Washington jail. expedition TO
PlAeSie, East Tennessee. Census O. Canada, &c.
The mails for Europe by the srssg,sbir China
viii close this moraiug az ooioci
The foreign news b. the Scosa, will 5s fond
Oh our fifth page.
A letter fHn Newbern. n. c.. pr.a.ei % ile
fifth maze.