New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-17
ElY the Hecln.

The Rebel steamer Georgia, Capt. Evans,
last from Bordeaux arrived in the Morsey early on the
morning Of the I'd inst. she mounts siA guns and Is
named BY 60 scamen. Various rGmors were anoat
rs 10 the object Of her visit One that she was 10
be offered for sale but the general opinion was that she
had put 10 be retcd She had gone into one OF the
BirkcDhead docks. When she entered tie Mercy shc
flying the Rebel flag, and she continued to display
that ensign.
has been purchased account Of the French Govern
ment for sum approaching to quarter VI million
pounds sterling The sale however If not 70 interfere
with her present engagements. which include the cub
mersion Of the Atlantic cable.
In the House Of Commons the Cd Sir j. Ephirstonc
asked II Government had expressed any opinion on the
fact Of AIR Seward having presented document 10
Lord Lyons on the I'D December last which, on the
10th March he had felt bound TO tell him he had just
discovered to be forgery his refers TO the bogus
report Of the Rebel Secretary OF the havy)
| Mr. Layard said the Confederate Government had nc
agent in England and it not usual to apply tc
agents In other countries.
Prince Napoleon had addressed letter the Venetian
Committee expressing ardent wish for the speedy
freedom of Italy from the Alps 10 the Adriatic
Meyerbeer. the famous composer had died IN Paris.
| The news from the seat Of war IS unimPortant;
| The Prussans had occupied Rauders and Hebroe.
and held the whole OF Juand except that part north Of
Lyons FiOrd.
In addition TO their acquisitions in Kind the Prus-
SLAMS had imposed contribution upon Jutland 10 the
amount Of s2 600 sterling 10 be paid within A. hours
and had sent some citizens Prussia 10 be detained
hostages The inhabitants refused "a pay the demand
The Paris MoHitsGr Of the LIST contains the following
The Government Of the Emperor has received from
that OF the United States satisfactory explanations rel
alive the and bearing OF the resolution passed
by the House of Representatives at Washington with
regard To Mexico. 1t is known that the Washington
mas indefinitely adjourned the examination Of the
resolution which in any case has not been sanctioned
by the executive power"
The Corps Legslstf had passed the bill relative TO
workingmcn's coalition by PIP to SO.
In regard 70 the Algerian instruction the Paris
Moni,ear announces that the French troops
tiers 10 the situation In the southern division o Oran
here % q a sureal he
rection
The British Channel fleet which had come from Port
land 10 the Downs still remained the latter place
the Sd inst, although rnnors had been current that
they under orders for the Baltic 1t il stated that
all officers had been ordered 10 join their vessels in the
Downs forthwith Lord Clarence Paget stated IN the
House Of Commons the ID inst, that the fleet
perfectly ready to proceed to any part Of the world at
"a hours notice.
A rumor had been current that French feet was
expected to join the British vessels in the Downs but
Tie MonueU says the statement needs confirmation
and that In any such step could have other
character than that of demonstration destined 10 sup
poit the demand for suspension Of bOstiiities.
The DdRsbiadai OF Copenhagen Is severe upon In.
glands policy under Earl Russell, and thinks Denmark
will obtain favorable results by entering into d
rect negotiations with the enemy than by the London
Conference.
The Daily Heps iseuopinion that the importance Of
the Conference Is mainly due " the attitude vi the En-
An Allooution was delivered by the Pope in the Con.
sstory recently held at the Vatican. His Holiness
the great Northerp Empire. He brought forward
sations against the Emperor OF Russia, who he said,
after having driven his subjects TO instruction now
cndeavors under the prctex OF suppressing the Rebel
lion to eItirpate the Roman Catholic religion, and
transports whole populations into frozen countries,
exles bishops and depriyes them Of their functions.
Nobody continues his Holiness: viii venture TO
say that wish 10 maintain revolution by these neoes
sary protests l protest in order to satisfy my
science and that may not day hear The Sovereign
Judge ask. why didst thou remain silentf"
The sllocuton Of the Pope had made great impress
sion In Rome.
The mails from the Brazils had reached Lisbon. The
dates from Rio Janairo 10 Aprils. Coffee sold at
$4,000 $500 for good rsis Stock, 10000 bags. Sales
last mail u 900 bags. Exchange, 2It Oh London
At Bahia Exchange Sss ga. Cotton 2lHOO0 reis..
At Pernambuco Exchange was at "a. sugar 2l7Jo
FOR Brown.
MONTE vIDEo. March 2s.-Exchange, 52a52i; Hides
firm; American scarce at Jd5.lU
BUESOs AYRES March T.-Exchange, 4sl; wet
sailed Hides at 40; Dry American. 3o04l; Wool Ill.
changed Flour firm.
Senior Baneto. the Brazilian Minister Of Foreign
Affairs is dead aud his place IL filled by Senior Dias
Niena-