New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-07
Grcat Britain.

Lord Pamc.s;0ns funeral preparations are
,hpI4ly approaching completion The Queens carriage
e.ds The cereSe The pail bearers viii be ten Cabinet
Ministers. The Prince Of Wales attends al tho Abbey.
business 0ill be- generally suspended.
i j. rsIoced that Lady Palnelston win be created
Jfer,ss IN lor own right
Queen Victoria was expected 20 reach London from
Scotland on the morning Of the Goth
MifLferial arrangements will be submitted on the
ssTt.
~ Morri-Q Pcs is apparently going with the oppo
fltOf, and say; The fccAng Oi the country toward
Laf'EusseNs ministry VII! be Of total apathy The
'0Oniiy VII see hie 20 praise or condemn. Ii viii be
10 easy matter 90 reconstruct his government in the
L,uSc OF Commons. bur he must certainly introduce
aoae nssh clements to retain tie majority nomlnay
ACQUIRED"
ne sdr,y,ser thinks il will be impossible for Glad
gene To Wor III" House OF Commons unless with more
hoJ than is visible
re Hero'd says II Russell makes any radical move
elerkmste him.
Queen Emma Of the Sandwich Islands was on a visit
tt Liverpool
Tic following * a cory of tie news summary per
'eeneis itnA AID Virginia, winch sailed from Liver
" had been decided By the express wish Of Qloen
Victoria that Lord Pl,Derston shud be IGNORED 81 ito
ipLtic fGpoIai IN Westminster Abbey. Most of the
owns VAL be represented by Populations Business IN
london VIII be- almost entiIcly suspended Ihe S.oCk
Exchange vii te closed.
No ofnc.al announcement had been rnsde concerning
DANCES IN the Cabinet; but Official annouu cement
,olld b. rodo AFTER Lord PancIston's funeral
ne cas saws The Queen lad expressed the wish THAT
Ess.er would accept the Premiership. Russell hal
civ.d cordia! assurances oi support from all his col
mcGes
~ cises believes Clarendon viii cake The soresn
Pabrs opinion seperaly tsvOrs Russell.
IN, sy-rfE Which ut fist favored Gladstone. had
,taer yeered around. making u appear that TIE only
,ascu aud necessity for kusselis appointment was
tcsuse England Ind stIi 20 settle with America "a
:, routla, satis i,ot0u. and Russell Wei posted
=. the subject! and lad reputation 10 lose D.! basc
,mp..1nces q needless war; viewed Ia this light, no
-. P.r< Irrespordeni Of Tie Tiu-s rctora.es the
cgtemeng that seward had sent dispatch 10 the
Trsncb Government. The African project MAS thought
Al. hUI owing 10 The insurrecti01 IL sondan troops
.nr'd not he spared. the project fell through.
10 T.n6s says if America Rad reason TO t.lnk such
scheme haG been projected, She vas fully siined IN
demonstrating. Apart from The Introduction oi Nus
,auer troops into Mexico. America had no Jlst com
paint against France. n is quite certain That ne oe
irsioE was temporary solely directed 10 the manic
mice 81 &aximila's throne.
The lenians were 20 be tried Dy special con N T.
s"n Tie excitement had almost entirely slbaIdru'
II wes stated that Mexico was about TO settle the
alIis OF me holders Of deferred bonds.
jtsassiated that England was neeotioang FOR com
NC: III treaty win AustrIa.
The Committee If Control 81 the Austrian ncht were
hhcu; 20 taNe an interview with The Emperor 70 pre-
stnt objections 10 their removal fUm Office. Ii was
expected that The imperial conseDl would be gwen 10
tLe new regulations proposed by tie Committee.
It was reported tbat the Austrian Council Of Minis
ters lad resolved 10 conceGc sepaTete Ministry 10
ne s..teront t,s. Austria was raising troops for
Re,lco had been modified. Negotiations were pend
M !r permission 10 al vacancies at Mexican expense
,r free t0wn,If Frankfort had onerg, cay Yepelicd
me ,mrutsiions of Austria and Prussia and The Frank
frt senate bad deter iDedly upheld ne independence
a the city ii va thongnt the case was one OF AZ
R5mSay slvices 70 fse lIth are received Cotton ii
advancing. Trtighis are higher.
. CAsTOs, Sept. 23.--Exc6ange fHJ- .
SUIycIlAE sept Tea duh. Siik unchanged. IA
tbaues, o.