New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
By the Belgian.
FATHER PoIyT. Monday, y

FATHER POyr Monday. Nov. 10. 1868
The Canadian steamship Belgian, from Llv-
erpOo Nov. p via Londonderry d, passed this point AT
43O p. m. IN route to Qnebec.
The steamship Louisiana, from NewYork, arrived at
Liverpool on the 81.
The steamship China from Boston via Halifax arrived
ing of the Sd.
The steamship North American. from Quebec arrived
, out on the afternoon of the LIST.
u. 5. 520s, %, Q6l.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The British Parliament has been further pro-
rogucd until the 23d inst.
The Times SAYS the present Cabinet is complete with
the exception of single Office, that OF Chancellor OF tie
Ducly of Lancaster.
The Star aludes to and remarks upon the unanInity
OF the London press the following points, namely
the reform which must decide the durability OF the Cab
met. aud the imperative necessity Of reconstruction
Of the ministerial personnel in the Commons II the Cab
met is 10 face new Parliament with any decent show
Of influence and debating power England Is not want
ing In material from which the recent Liberal losses
might he supplied.
Tie Star publishes in large type letter from mem
Der Of Parliament hinling that no Cabinet will be sat
isiaeiory 10 his party which does not include MI
Bright, and suggesting his appointment 10 the Secre
ryship OF State for India
The Chancellor Of the Exoboquer, while q visit to
Glasgow. presented with the freedom OF the city
on the lst inst He was invited to dinner which was
followed by workingmen's demonstration. He also
received an address from the Parliamentary Reform
Union The Chancellor spoke at some length in
ci ems roll. lie deplored Lord Pawerstons oss and
paid tribute TO his memory but badc the country be
OF good cheer The name OF Russell was pledge and
promise to the people. Russell not likely 10 un
learn lesson Of lfc 10 change his career. and forfeit
the Inheritance he bad secured IN the memories of his
country men. Tie Chancellor hoped the country had
reasonable 20 that the wise and enlightened
policy Of the iasi 30 years would still contisne TO he
followed by those who had the responsibility and direc
tion Of public affairs
FRANCE
A reduction of 30 0OO, 600 francs in the Army
and Navy estimates is said TO have been decided upon
The MoEitur announces that Russia has joined the
Sanitary Conference at Consiautinople.
The BoGrse was closed on the lst, being All Saints.
AUSTRIA.
The Government bad issued an official intima-
on, which indicates fixed resolution to adopt as far
as possible free trade policy.
ALGIERs.
The Bey Of Tunis has granted "a general
amnesty 10 all persons implicated In the late revolution
Other measures of clemency and progress have been
proposed TO The Bey.
TURKEY.
Advices from Constantinople state that new
commission has been appointed to investigate The phys
Tie conversion OF the Turkish consolades had al
ready amount j 10 nearly s9.0o0ooO sterling
JAPAN.
SHANGHAI. Sept. 2I.--The quarrel between
the Tyceon aud Prince Nagato has been settled.
plot to murder the former had boen discovered
Sir H. Parke's negotiation with the Jnpgnese Govern
rnent was well received
ITALY.
Tho election returns show the position oi the
parties italian Parliament ~ follows Moderacs
aG Constitutional lett. J0ii Clerical night ~ doub
ful a.. =,
The Journal ii Ro-,a saws the Pope has relieved NJ
rode of his functions for some particular reasons '
peciaIy III lealth without wthdrlwing his affection
and esteem.
PORTUGAL.
II is stated that few fresh cases o' cholera
had occurred at Oporto.
HOLsTRIy.
The Government had forbidden the editors
~ newspapers 10 give nny person titles pertaining 10
ROYALTY except tie King Of Prussia In Sches"s ana
the Emperor Of Austria IN Holstein.
THE BRAZILs AND THE PLATE.
Advices from Brazil announce that the town
of l. Trugusyana had been uncondonay surrendered to
The Hr zlan, and the allies and hs, the Paraeunyhn
Garrison 900 strong. had been made prisoners oi
war. 80 ,- IN, W.,
seted hides innctiye Dry American. Jfc, more ac,Ve
Wool unchanged. Flour--No stock. 80
The London Timts snys the progress of the war IS
mora satefactory than Lad been expected considering
tbc bravery Of the ParaguayaDs. Tie news oi an M
conditional surrender is especially important, anu
loosing at the previous advantages gained by tLc
Allies strong expectation niay be entertained that h
will naturally terminate the contest
INDIA.
A Times telegram from Bombay 70 The lrth
NJ October SAYS cotton and goods are lower.