New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
GENERAL NEWS.

BY the steamship Niagara, which arrived last
evening at Halifax, we have two days later news
from Europe. The Niagara left Liverpool on the 81
and Queenstown on the 4th in5t. TIE Libernian
arrived off Londonderry on the 1ore1oon Of tie "a
inst. Vague rumors of threatened Interference in
the affairs Of this cOuDtry continue in circulation,
and to these rumors are attributed the duness and
decline in cotton. The Paris correspondent Of Ihe
DAILY NerS alleges that the French and English
Ministers at Washington have received similar iu-
strucons to attempt something Ike q moral inter-
ven,ion between the Na;ion&l Government aud the
leaders Of fbe rebellion. The IAdtosa60alc Bcige
ikewise reitefates lis story 10 ;e same effect These
reports have additional colorine Gom the public
meetings held in England 70 urge on lie British
Government an immediate recognition Of The
Rebel States. Rres.ll, OF Thc ion0oa Times,
makes further complaint Of the trea;mcnihe received
at the hands of Secetary Stanton. The Liverpool
Flour market is reported GAL, and declined I'd. per
barrel. 1t is believed BY the italians il Paris TINT
Rome will soon be Occur 'ed by TIC ssrdinian troops
Tue King Of ltay at Naples on his wy 70 Pa
lermo. Favorable reports are cOntinued Of the sue
cess Of ile Internatiou.l Exhibition.
The shifts to which the Rebel officers sre reduced
The Mssoari Democrat, which &c rab.ish e-e-
where this morning. 4 person who arrived from
Memphis ON SATURDAY last says there we're very iow
troops in MeEphis when lie left. They were senc-
ing al, the recruits toward Cornlh. Toe RrJe, man
ayers have taken all tl.e cotton from Mc'Gphis and
stored IL at Foy, Pickering t'ce miles below. They
had thrown large lot OF eug,F and mo.ses into the
river. People were leaving Memphis very fact.
They had arrested u humber OF ciz-is FOR express
ing their opinion that ihc Rebellion 4 iailurc.
The Rebel officers bad taken the Merchants goods.
and piomitcd 10 pay for nam tri"" Uooil- after
tgea;, Of peace had been conclud-d with ne Federal
Cove efnment.
There will doubtless be large gathering II The
Academy Of Music tonight, 70 hear Piison b:o"n-
low story OF bis experience among the fetcls and
10 give him all the practical announcement thev can
In resuming bis task pu0iic ouraaIi-t. Gen.
Carey OF Ohio, one Of tie most po,tllur Of Western
orators will make Of the addr.sses ami PaIsOn
Brownlow will speak az to HE view o: ,rc Eebels,
end their cause. The cou,Vlcte arrangements ar
nounced in the advertisement re.lccI cr'ail upcn 'he
Committee. and cannot fail 10 satisfy all no aliead
to take part in the reception.
. An entertainments Was given las, night at the
Asor House to Col. Howe, the Miiisr, AGENT Of
Massachusetts in this city, Passon BrowuIow, Com
D,odore Paulding Capt. Boggs. Capt. i'aiiey, and
Capt. Faunce Of the United States My aud Col.
Almy of Connecticut, were among The gd' s,s We
publish report elsewhere.
A meeting of citizens was held yesterday at the
Chamber of Commerce, at which resoiniions Of sym
pstby with the heavy misfortune of fire Suffered By
the people of Troy were passed, and Committee
appointed to receive subscriptions. Parson Brown.
low was present by invitation, aud n.ade ono o;
bis most characteristic speeches.
Thu Chief Clerk of the House lei Washington
yesterday for Gen. McCellan's headquarters, bear
ing with him . handsomely engrossed copy OF the
resolution Of thanks passed to the General BY vote
Of the House.
"A special dispatch from Washington informs US
thst the French Minister there bss received notice
from the French consul q. Rcbuoud ,ha, the Rebels
have formally spprissd him Of their intention to burn
che French tobacco stored there in case ,hey should
Gnd il necessary to svscuais Richmond.
"A bill to be made the special order for Tucsdsv
next, reported in the House yesterday by Mr.. Eliot
{Mass) provides that all estates property, and
money Of persons holding or hereafter holding Office