New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-10
Great Britain.
TIE CONFERENCE.

d
eral European Powers to the Conference holden IN Lon
don VITA view to the restoration OF peace met on
Monday nj ! p. m. nj the Treasury All the members
appointed 10 the Conference were present Ihey were
husIRa-Count phonyi and prvy Councillor Biesoeben
FEAYcE.-Pfinee Dc la Tour q Auversne.
ESGLASD- Ears Russell aud Clarendon.
PRUssr..-Count Bem'srf and Pnsy Councillor Belan
DssssnK baron do bile NJ onaads Cths Minister and
.GERxlr CosvFDyR,rIos.-M. de Bue.t Saxon Minister
SwgpES-Go cunt Nichtwessr.
Tie Memorial DiyL,uaiiqne and other Paris papers
give the following the basis for elaboration which
Austria. Prussia and the German Confederation pro-
pose to bring forward at the Conference now sitting:
Integrity of the Danish Monarchy. political ana adj
minstrative autonomy II the Duchies maintenance Of
their union in single State Rendsburg ~ be made
German Federal fortress. as guarantee OF the au'
tonomy and ndiyisibilty of the Duchies.
The IMMORTAL Dipi0naiiqHs in an article on the Con-
ference. says Lord Clarendon has returned to Lon
don. having In the name Of his Government, formally
engaged TO support theoretically the demand for an
armisticc which the Prince de II Tour dAuyergne has
been Instructed to make the first sitting OF the Con-
ference. In other words France and England have
mutually bound themselves 10 declare war against that
Power which should refuse 10 agree TO a truce.
We believe ourselves able 10 state that no mention OF
arnistce made AZ the inst sitting OF the Con
ference, since important question could only be
negatively discussed by the representatives OF Ger
mnuy We believe that armistice viii be based upon
the mi frssdeis principle unless Denmark should re-
fuse eyacuate the Island of Alsen Austria ard Frls-
sa win then. their side eyGcuate the territory oil
Jutland.
Accounts from the manufacturing districts are flv-
orable.
There was no variation in the Paris Corn market
Rentes very hat-olosing at 6of. CSC.
RUSSIA AND THE CONFERENCE.
Advices from ST. Petersburg s. ate that il is
not likely that Russia will send second Plenpotentiary
To the Conference Should however the Conference be
changed TO a general Congress- Prince GOrchakon
would proceed to London.
TIlR ALEXANDRA.
u. Tie co-s. A writ fr,rn tho Court of
Exchcquer was served W the Collector Of Customs nj
Liverpool ordering him to deliver the Alexandra 20 her
owners, and in consequence the Collector has ntmated
that she VIII be delivered up on Monday, April %
THE LOSS OF THE BOHEMIAN
The Board Of Trade inquiry closed on Satur-
day The sentence Of the Court "a that that the GER
thcate OF Capt Borand be suspended for twelve oalen'
dar months
ARRIVAL OF THE CAPE MAIL--MOyEMEyTs oP
THE ALABAMA.
The Hamburg bark Orion arrived at St. He
lena on the I'D of March and reports ON March 49, In
lat - =. lon 49, > T., observed scrow-steamor
under sail with the American ensign flying and
signal. " leayc TO- and viii send boat Oh board"
The Orion was thea hove TO when n boat was low
cred from the steamer and came alongside OF with
men. all armed. and AZ officer In uniform. The ships
papers and log were demaudcd the latter being new
The old one was demanded. The boats crew told my
crew that they had 40 men on board and II was also
stated that they last from Rio Janelro. bu had
been 20 days NJ also that they were waiting on the
Cape for store ship. when they were 10 proceed to
China TO take the place OF American fIigate in
those waters. about which they made inquiries, but
when told III the Alabama being in the China waters
they appeared 10 consider IL insignificant She then
left US The vessel il thTee.mastcd schooner, sails
very fast and to all appearance is British built. The
Alabama put into Table Bay March 20. for Goals and
other supplies
The total number OF ships destroyed and captured in
the Indian Seas had been seyen-the Amanda, Winged
Racer Contest Mertaban OF Texan Star Sonora, High
lander. and Emma Jane. but Capt. Semmes reckoned
the damage indirectly done to the Federal commerce
by his cruise in the Indian Seas equivalent TO five
millions Of dollars
The presence Of the Alabama had caused such a
panic that great numbers Of the Federal ships lay in
Singapore and other haTbors for more than months,
unable 10 get freight and afraid To venture out To sea-
The Alabama was expected to remain in Table Bay for
or days.
The celebration Of the Tercentenary Of hakespearos
birth commenced on Saturday
GARIBALDI.
Garibaldi visited Windsor and looked over
the Royal farms on Saturday
On Saturday afternoon the police were guilty ot
most extraordinary proceeding. great body Of
working had been convened on Primrose ILL., near
London protest against the manner IN which Curl
bald had been induced To leave.
Mr. Boa,es had scarcely taken the chair when strong
body of police were marched the spot and insisted
thai the meeting should dispense. In effect they drove
the people from the hill aud behaved with great VIC
ence to some Of the Working Mems Committee.
Garibaldi reached Plymouth on April 70.