New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-30
News by the Asia.
HALIFAX. Wednesday. Ma,

HALIFAX, Wednesday, March %, 1865.
The steamship Asia. from Liverpool at ii
O'Clock on the morning Of the 18th, via Queenstown OF
the 10Th inst. arrived at this port at O'Clock thi
morning.
The Asia has a. passengers for Halifax and 90 fol
Boston and her dates two days later than those
per the Damascus at Portland.
The steamship City of Dublin left Liverpool for New
York the afternoon of the lsth inst.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The London Times cditoria,ly reviews Prcsi-
dent LincOlns Inaucu al Address, and says 1t reveals
his disposition and opinions more completely IMAM many
verbose compositions which have proceeded from bls
predecessors. TIE Times admits that be has fulfilled
the duties which destiny imposed On him with hrnness
and cOnscientOusncs bat without any feeling VI cx-
bilaratiOn at success saDguinc anticipations OF
coming prosperity. His address appears to be IN.
tended 10 rerrcss the more sangune expectations OF
the Northern people and 10 intimate to them that fresh
cxertions and service will be necessary for the attain
ment OF their object
The London Daily NtDs says that the address Is hu'
name, modest and firm In tone. m
The Times has editorial on the arrival OF the Shen'
andoah at Melbourne and says that her COMMANDER
does not appear 10 have asked any Indulgence which
can properly be refused him, and the Governor has but
one course open that Of strict adherence To the spirit
Of the instructions from the British Cabinet. ,,,
The Memorial DiP0mGqVe Of Paris, the organ OF the
Mexican Government asserts that President Lincoln
viii Immediately recognize the Empire Of Mexico,
Tn, Ar,ay and Nauy GG;cue says II has much better
,onss Of neace now between Great Britain and the
power or powers which may represent the cnted
States at the end Of the civil war than mad some
weeks ago The end OF that Is not yet but is stun
very near at hand in all human probability In truth,
the spirit Of the South giving way except
In Virginia and IL is maintained there only because all
the bold and determined VI the South are concen'
trated in that State.
The nder holsters up the dropping spirits OF its party
by declaring that Lee with 100 900 men, retreats INTO
tSe mountanous regions Of Northern Georgia and East
err Tennessee be defy the Unonsts and carry on
the war for twenty years
The failure is announced Of Thomas Sterling Blgbie.
merchant in London. with Liabilities OF about lJO,UC
rounds sterling, and Of Burstal Co.. oi Hull and
bombay with liabilities of from 2OOWO 10 JU,Oc
pounds sterling These failures are SAID to have been
chiefly caused BY losses ia blockade running al KeDci
,o,ts' Sinister rumoTs a6oat as 10 other nrMs.
David L. Lewis merchant of London, has also sus-
,e,ded for large amounts. Drafts for large amounts
r. he Con frderate Government at Richmond on their
financial agents at Liverpool Frazer; Trenholm 20.
VIE after three DAYS delay refused acceptance, and
allowed 10 he protestel One draft alone Is for 2IO
nonnds sterling The alleged cause Is want oil advice
and II is asserted that the ufats are ho' " '
over beyond a few days ,o...,,
Tn the House Of Lords on the 10TH Lord Stratord dc
Redoe drew attention 10 the protracted negotiations
respecting the boundaries OF turkey ana fersu' anu
The risks OF disturbance Of peace therehom; ,
Lord Russell explained, and said he beileved the
negotiations would be concluded by the emu vi Tue pres
In the House of Commons. Lord Pamerston In reply
"a inoufjes said he believed there was no forced labor
now on the Suez Canal works.
MARQUIS Harrington introduced the army estimates
already published. The total reduction Is aVoo men.
The principal vote was agreed to-