New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-31
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Summary OF News scut per kcdnr.
The T. clish political Eows is q blank, Par
! Lament not being in session.
hc weather was Intensely hot for tho middle OF May,
aud tc WLiisuntile holidays Were being cry scnoily
enjoyed in tie manufacturing regions
8 llre number ~ ,lpowninr firms IN IlVefloci ma
,f,cd in memorial 10 the House OF Commons. sot;Hg
forth thc danger Which SHIPPING may be exposed un-
der state OF affair which permits bcllEcrcnt TO con,
stuCI and send 10 sea vessels OF war nom nehlI al
mort 90, in tic ease II tie Alabama. &C.. and praying
hat measures may De adopted by he British Govern.
mont in conjunction with taat OF the United States and
other Powers tO prevent such state of llEgS TINS
memorial ug.ccs In substance with petition which The
same parties seIt 20 Earl Russell in june. l,6L ,
a :o-callel cigar steamship was being built on the
Theme for NJ. Wiaaus, and viii De launched with her
scau ZIP ana ready for 10y about tic middle of d u
gust H,rlonlth al b .5j feet. and hcT engines
wiz be 30 powerful that 10 IS estimated She viii steam IT
tie rc u twenty SIX kno.', OF nearly thriy miles q"
4 case ci scandal had conc tolicft in the War Office.
Gambling by mcs2s G.. dee Tor large sums az money
discovered 90 Ire common practice among some ui
The employee, he Department. and two sons occH
Tyrr high positions ia tie office were iccordnsk sum
UaIiiy dismissed. Uhile suIdly junior clerks had
mid,T punishment Metcd OEt 10 them.
Itr Ddiir Ns,s SAW the cotton question: j. becoming
cf serious interest az there E general disposition
10 believe that the var IN Ia United States Is appcnch'
ms Gng Issue. ond The Ics.oa'on 81 peace va" SIN.
ply end fg Jcopcbng Of tie greatest cotton market
F IN the world. Tie pajy Mars shows that unless The
g-cstc.t prudence is exercised the sudden influx oi an
arthcalv scarce commodity. and thu conccqucnt heavy
!s!i !u prices INA. prove most disastrous
TIL DANO-GERMAN WAR.
4 COPENHAGEN dispatch announces jhat The
pauis North SEA squedrur arri,c cd Il ihat city On the
18Th fla AT undamig od state Tie vessels greatly
cleered by tie people, and tAe King went TO board
/ them.
\ liuo.ofha'tie ship fricatc and ram. Will two
gunhua supposed Ia be Austrian squndrol) passed
Deal on TIE 18th for the North
Austrian scamsa had been sent to rocuieroe the crows
o'the ,essei lately engaged with tie Danes Of Ieso
land. -
Tie British Custom House authorities had issued in
stfuti0rs ia Collector the various ports not o. ad
Kit any prizes captured either by Danish or German
Yessci. and moi 20 allow Vessel II one OF the De
gcreus 70 y followed to sea until the expiration Of at
least - hours
/ Tlf BotJ Veus hints that recent confidential cor
rcgpeldanCe between the Cabinets OF ST. Petersburg,
Ninns snd Berlin, reveals such dupcity on tie part OF
Russia. that her action in the Conference becomes
Tie Doilg Eers gives reasons for supposng tia, a
holy alliance" las really been established between
the tree Powers.
! Austria and Russia about TO meet.
4 Tho Prince of Augustcnburg lad entered Altoona In
the midst Of mach entLusiasm and manifesto ~ bis
favor hal been i-sued bearing The signatures OF 80
members Of the difrent representative bodies o Ger
many.
! The Paris correspondent OF The London Nora
ieg Po. writes rs follows Your readers have been
frequently informed Of the determination Of the In
perez Napoleon 80 observe the strictet neutrality m
/ the ls1CF OF inc lrtnch iruffF-litH roWbfu " NrI
ingten o. this determination. Mr.. Dayton, the Amer
cau Munster has had many proofs from time TO time
On late occasion drew attention 10 cceiaIl repre-
seAtatons made by the United States Minister 20 NJ
Drown &c luys concerning The building Of vessels of
war in French port supposed u be INTENDED Tor TIE
use Cf the Southern carsc.
The Minister Of state in late debste in The Legis
latiyc ChambcF thus refers 10 the fact Later IN that
year the United States Minister made application
N. DiOuyn &c IAuJs alleging ms reasons Tor supposng
that thc,c vessels were Intended for the use Of The Com
/ faeIaies An inquiry was instituted. anu a. the ex.
plantations Of the builders were not thought clear
enough, the authorization was Withdrawn Soon after
the builder declared they intended foT Sweden
but a. the cXactlucc of that declaration nol sur
/ GENTLY demonstrated the Government gave orders
only tcn days ago that The ships would not lcaye France
til their Destination was clearly established. such.
gentlemen hes been lie plain and unequivoca conduct
of tie GOveIhmeni n this particular case
" Tlis assertion IL interesting, o. showing how, mp 60
the present dGy the policy OF France toward America
remains TIC same. although It's sympathy nay be- for
the Of ~ South In al that may take place on
this question France will follow England. II rcc0g
milton OF The South we're TO occur n England France
would Immediately echo such resolution"
IN the Corps Legislatif NJ. kouher had given his
reasons for believing TINT TIE American Government
would no interfere IA lie settlement Of the Mexican
question and he concluded his remarks follows
" The Monroe doctrine cmbcde' the principle that
every county should be its own master al home, Well,
j. not Mexico et lomef Why talk to LeI Of q sovereign
placed under the slleTainiy Of Fisncef
1.-The Emperor Maximian is Sovereign by pofulsr
election Why, then, should not the United States
spect his crown The Une-i States viii derive greater
fits than nGy other country IRON tDe prosperity OF
Mexico. American enterprise viii find abundant occu.
patton IN the Mexican seas and instead Of ndulgng
appio hensiOns of war between the two countries il
would De wiser 10 examine what are the conditions
otiTed in the fItWe for closer intimacy between
America and Mexico. The new sovereign may there.
FORE without uneasiuess prepare the prosperity Of hs
country ana the day when that shall nave been secured
will be the signal .or the return OF the ronch troops
Tie ley Of Ts Is sald 10 have refused to allow the
/ French Admiral To land troops az 1unis.
French adv ices report complete anarchy IN ADfssina.
ITALY -
The Pope has again been unwelI. The work
nemcn 81 Tgrin had held meeting and yotod thanks
TO the workngmen Of England for their deception Of
GJlDalGi.
The Bombay mails 10 April - had arrived at
5uez. Cotton had fallen 80 rupees. Cotton goods were
quiet but steady. Spneais oi coit0s for the fortnight,
Az OO0 bales freighs 10 Liverpool, $751; Exchange u.
CALCUTTA April y, lcGt.
shirtpe, aud twist dull. frcights falling. Tx
change. 2ill.
The British Envoy Of Bool,an had been publicly
lnsulted by the chiefs Of that State, and was suhs'
gucnts imprisoned and compelled TO sign treaty eed'
Ing British Assam 10 BOohtan.
The steamer Gambia, with malls ioI Calcutta ad Decn
aud lad pat back TO Alden and transferred her mails
TO u French steamer
THE BRAzILS.
The French mails had arrived at Lisbon With
dates iiOn Rio TO April 90 Coffee was quoted at 1850
o7n6oO for good fFets. STOCK 3oooO bag. Exchange
/ on London "a a2Ii
BuESos AiERs, April l4.-Exchenge. J0.. Hide.
40G42 for Dry American. Wool firm. Tallow. a..
i'out Ia demand at IsUe. Freiehts dull ana IN