New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24
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II IL finally settled that the Great Eastern
leaves tho More early tie 18th and Valencia about
the 9Th.
pended II believed there is fault or break Ia The
Persian Gulf cable.
TIE English political new. IL entirely cen'ercd In The
Parliamentary elections Tie returns. IN tie tverine
of he 2lb show ~ Liberals ard 10! Conser,niiscs
The Liberals had lost ghteen seats and gained twenty
four; that the Indications contain" that the GovrTn
uout vii ave no increased strength In tie Dew Par
lament -Four neubers 81 the Administration had been
defeated. viz. LUi Barry IN boyeri Colonel VINE.
a, XII dermnsisr; Lord Pngci, at lolh.ld ana All +.
Pei. 81 Bury rs rule tue contest hh9 sgLc on ss,s
faotOrily ard With very little noting Numerou. elfe
uons weIe progressing when the Pcruyinn sailed ana
It would be anoiber week before the county contests
would be decided.
vbca ieh Liverpool ON tie 18th and Queenstown on
the 18Th inst;
lie Parliamentary elections commenced on tie llih;
One hubdr,d and one membein were returned
ON that day Of whom 20 were Conservatives and
N Liberals. The contes, was 40 favorable
TO the Liberals, that tho indications were
that Lord PalnersOn would have an Increased me4Oi
ry in the new House The Conservative journals were
10, dshesrt by the first days proceedings. but ttl
hopeful Of suocess. The London and Metropolitan
borougis returned in all 10 Liberals Including Stuart
Mill. Tom Hughes the euthor, Sir Charles Bright.
electrician, and Baron ko'kschd. Numerous contests
were progressing when the City OF London lett Liver
pool. 49,
The convict, DR.. Prchard confessed he poisoned his
wife.
La Franc, denies tho rnmor Of negotiations for y
European Congress. lie Aonitp Is silent on tho
subject.
Ine Iourse was buoyaDt Rentes. o7f 46c.
The Spanish Government has notified the Pope OF is
recognition Of the Kingdom Of Italy.
The Pspal Ministry having dec. ned to attend bal
quet al the Mexican Embassy, It 10 reported that the
Embassy will shortly be Withdrawn from Rome.
A private telegram 10 reported announcing that the
Pope has communicated Macmillan.
Additional official correspondence on American
effars has been polished IL shows that England and
France acted IN concert and that tie coAcesslon 10
Confederate vessels, allowing them " DO disaTmed
ID sod IA neutral ports. originated with Drouyn de
Lhuys. Earl Russell agreed TO tho propagation. but
pointed ont that cruisers Of defnnct governments
might be claimed public property by the United
States, but that snch claims mast DC decided
letter TO Sir Frederick Bruce Earl Russell
gives the opinion that in tho case OF
the Eta Re.rbution the vessel was lawfully and
rightly condemned, on the ground that vessel Of =
bell gei could not 10 transferred during war. III
a. oher dispatch Earl Russell replies ~ Mr. Stewards
nOte the cessation Of beserent rights. lie regr' u
that his explanations were Dot acceptable to the United
states Government and alGucos Arguments IN favor VI
Fngands He trusts that these additional FL
plantations win prove fAvOrsbe to the establishment VI
lasting friendship between tho two nations.
stated that the steamer Beatrice. late the Rap.
pabanIock was Uyeraulad By the Sacramento befVsc
reaching Liverpool, but permitted " proceed.
Additional details OF tho burning Of the shp William
Nelson were published. Captain Levy wAS among tho
forty -four saved by the steamer Lafayette
Another boat contained thirty seven persons II n
supposed sle wns picked mp. The remaining 400 per
sons on board doubtless persisted.
questionable story is sfoat that General Leo had
arrived in Germany by Begisn transatlantic steam
n iseoSntto