New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24
A COUP O'ETAT AT PEKIN.
The Cabinet Imprisoned-A New Ministry

CAPE RACE Thnrsday, Jan. 29 1852.
The steamship City of New-York, which lef,
Liverpool on Wednesday, via Queenstown Thurs-
day 9th inst, passed this point at 10 o'clock this
morning. She was intercepted by the news yacht Of
the Associated Preas, aud the following important
intelligence will be found in her dispatches.
The steamship Europa, from Boston, arrived at
Liverpool on the 9th.
The City Of New-York reports having expert
enced strong westerly gales during the entire pas
sage.
Pendingthe arrival Of the Europa there was feel
ing Of great suspense in England, but the funds ere
but temporarily depressed. Some journals argue
that definite answer was not TO be expected by the
Europa and think the cause Of peace loses nothing
by delay. Others construe the delay uDiavoraoiy.
The Morning Pest thinks II dimbshes the hopes OF
peace, and that the Washington Government viii
propose a compromise, but which will not for mo
ment be entertained.
The Times asks why the decision should be delayed
il pro able for peace and saws the immediate surren
der OF Macon aud Slidel would have been greater
blow to tbe ConiedeTaies than "a tory on tae 10
tomae, and worth Millions to the Federal exchequer
THE Dgiiy News sees nothing but peace. All J'ur'
ais publish semi-otcia accounts OF the proceedings
OF Lord Lyons up to the I'D Of December, when he
had presented the formal demands Of the British Gov
eminent.
An answer was looked for BY the steamer America,
due The 18th Inst, and the Cabinet had been sum
noned 10 meet in council 90 the ltth inst.
d.. Russell, IN his correspondence to The London
Timer pred 10 that the Cabine az Warrington
will refuse to surrender up Me-srs. Mason and Sill
deli lie also Gays that victory over the Comic ierate
army has become political necessity. anu that GEN
Mcclellan 10 being pressed on ali SIDES TO make
forward movement.
The adyices yer the Europa caused an upward
tendency ia war risks at Lioyds
Tho Paris Pafr.o aud the Pays says that the Gov
eminent a, Washington offered TO restore Messrs
aeon and Slidell on condition that England would
not recognize the Southern Confectionery.
The L9naOA MOrn,ag HerGld Gays that u the
Sliell and Mason affair lie settled, England and
France have an inducenent, on comuercisi grounds
10 recognize the well-earned independence OF the
Confederate States and that unless the step Is man
fully taken by the Ministers at once II IA certain 10
De ken by Parliament on its assembling.
Tie Daiiu Ners SAYS that any recognition OF the
Confederate States is too abtorrent to English
principle to be really a subject Of apprehension.
Additional batteries OF artillery were under orders
to embark.
of February the squadron Of Admiral Milne viii
number seven lne-oi-battle ships, tbirythree frig
ates and twenty-five corvettes aud sloOps-ot-wgr,
and ,peculates on what he car do herewith.
The shipments Of ammunition to the Atlantic
squadron continue undated.
The priyateer Sumter. on arriving of Cadn, with
the officers and crews OF three Union merchant ves-
sells, solicited permission to enter the port. The
American Consul demanded that the request should
be refused but il WIS granted condition that the
prisoners .hould he placed under the protection OF
Spain, and the Sumter then entered the port Ninou
being saluted. >,
II was runored that the American Corsul would
leave on account Of the resolution OF SPAN. =,
The British Parliament is summoned 10 assemble
on the 9TH of February bat it can be called earlier,
if the exigencles Of the Gaze should demand II.
The text of the Austrian dispatch to the Govern
ment at Washington on the Trent affair, dated Vi
enua, Dec. u.s. had been published. lt fully jlstlies
the action of England, aud Gays that the Washing
ton Government can comply with the demands Of
England without the least sacrifice OF dignity
The Continental news is unmportant.
The Paris Bourse WAS firm and higher, the Rentes
being quoted al OF. 90c.
A violent earthquake had occurred in Greece.