New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-26
Movements Of the Prince Of Wales,
RESTORED IN swift
ZERLAND.
Probable End of the Rebellion in
China.
FARTHER PorsT, Saturday. Sept. "a. 1864.

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The steamship North America left Liverpool
at O'Clock OF the evening of the 18th inst, taking the
place of the Damascus. which obliged to return to
port with her machinery disabled
The steamship Asia, from Boston, reached Queens
town on the nth.
The steamship Peruvian. from Quebec arrived at
Londonderry O'Clock the morning OF the 18th.
The London and local journals discussing the
Asins news which seemed 10 furnish the sole topic OF
interest on the Liverpool Change; but seemed to have
little effect either good or bad on business.
! The Times avs since tho war began has there
been such display Of yigor ard energy on both sides
Battle succeeds battle with irghtiul rapidly The con,
fllcs are long and bloody, the victories trDlnR ana
nndecsiye The most important part Of the news re.
hates the Chicago Convention. Lincoln and his policy
have received heavy check that convention having
chOsen McCellnn-the man whom Lincoln endeayored
10 keep downthe man most able to repair hi. errors
aud arrest the ruin plainly impending over the great
Republic. II will be obseryei that the convention
speaks uf the preservation Of the Union the prucl
object bat this declaration would have had more
weight If the Convention had stated what course 1t
would recommend IN case Of Cancellation and compro
mise which advises should fail la iicting "a assured
this will, the reconstruction Of the l Mon.
TIE Pot says Gen Mcclellan hn. always been dlstn
euishcd by extreme moderation fnstaled un'e'tered
hy pledges there reason To believe he would assent 20
any arrangement which might bring Ia termination
which one knows better than himself Ia equally
wicked and pro'iiless.
Mobile will powerfully stimulate the var feeling in the
North and nnsmuch they bear very hardly upon the
south il possible that the southern leaders may be
much inclined 10 listen b. promise before their MILL
ary strength is entirely broken. In TINS view they
would be more inclined TO treat with Mcclellan than
Lincoln. But the Northern people VIII see less cause
for change when Lncoln's Administration brings sue
cess.
III, Daily M. say, in presence Of the great move
nenis In the hed, tie proceedings Of the Chicago Con
ycntion are oi much less Importance than otherwise
might be NcClelans platform Is friendly to the
Union with efforts for rs pacific rcestabshmen
In point Of asi{ VIE nothing could be weaker
n.n tigue praons after peace no basis ri ALL or
on basis Which ,Ae South has repeatedly declared 1t
viii never. under any circumstances. recognize.
Tie Prince and Princess Of Wales are receiving en-
thusasto demonstrations in Denmark. They are eI-
pec:d visit Sweden. aud even extend their lour TO
ST. Peter-burgh
Prince llumbert Of Italy arrived at Southampton on
the 10Th and eft for London.
The Monifsnr saws the cotton crisis Is well
nigh passed. and that Ccylon. Algeria. Guiana and
The West indcs, viii soon produce cotton for France
The Ministers Oi various nations have brought
under the notice " the Spanish Government the prlc
tice II firing into vessels without warning when
national col0rs no. dispnysd by the Iari1a bat
tcrlcs In future vessels viii receive notice by n
blank cartridge aud shot across the bow before
being fired into.
Arrived from Boston nth surinam n. Plymouth; 18Th
Emily at Liverpool
Arrived from NewOrlcans, X. d. Shepard, at Liver
pool.
tranquility has been fully restored in Geneva 81. C.
sueyaure whose election caused the little disturbance
has been sworn In before the Grand Council
Telegram from lonstautn0pie states that the Dvan
has consented 10 recall the Turkish feet rom Tunis as
We'll rs the commissioner accredited 10 The Boy.
Ady.crs received nj 81. PctersbuTgh report the
capture OF Nankn by the Imperalists.