New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
Ry the l,uropa.

ad heavy weather the first part of the VOYAGE the isl
part weather fair She sails at midnight for Bos'
Ion. Pfuser BOYD reports: fth passed OF 1ls1ar'
British ship WinOhan, bound West; 18TH lat a. ION.
4p Hberris; 9Th, lat 49, Ion 81. steamer s9pposeu !"
uc Africa.
The steamship City OF Baltimore reached LlVeTpool
u 1880 y. ID. on the lst inst.s .,o IN
The steamship Scotia arrived at Queenstown at 1880
Ilc steamship iI'' Arago anyed at Falmouth, the
louisiana al Queenstown and The bOfussia "' 0ou'u'
,'Dpi0n On the evening o. the "a INST -, ., e
A Lisbon telegram Of the lst reports the arrival oi
two American war steamers in the Iagus.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Parliament was opened by royal commission
Tae Lord Chancellor stated TO the assembled mem
beIs o. both Houses that as soon as the members were
all sworn He. M2jesty would communicate the causes
ror calling Parliament together
In the House of Commons Nj. Densoa was reelected
speaker without opposition. hls conduct IL the ehali
beng warmly ouogzed by tie leaders on both Sldes o.
tie House
Tributes 20 the memory OF Palmerston were paid by
he Speaker, Gladstone and Disraeli.
Formal roceeducs-swear!ng Of members &c-l
were proceeding and woud be completed by the Ch in
Imc 10Y the delivery of the Quecn's speech.
,elms that Mr. Peabody has increased his previous
uCnhcent donation for the benefit Of Tie London poor
bY another 4l0O OJ0 making total gift of quarter OF
million pounds sterling. The IfMts Is unable 10 ma
.dc1uate terms 10 express acknOWeda OF the noble
.c 0 charity and says the amount Of tie II, though
pc-Aaps its most admirable Characteristic Is oil
itself sufficient TO render any expression OF gratitude
iusgn.hcan IL is probably the most splendid act oil
.luuidccncc On record.
The Dublin police on the lst seized in the building |
formerly used a stable IN Longiord.ane. nearly 200
pixies aud sb0I 800 incomplete pike handles Small |
seizures OF arms also reported in private houses
Al ntuelal meeting was held N Dublin on the lSt-
Tn, Marquis Dowshil presided. Resolutions were |
passed declaring that the Ienian conspiracy had pro-
ince- feeling Of welIOulded alarm, and it was the
tgiv of the Government 70 use the most effective !
measures to crush il and afford fu protection to 10y
ana wei.diSposed citizens.
Another resolution calls on the Government to in
%
On e evening Of the 3st ult during the progress Of
tle Lord Lieutenans GTawingroon. several troops OF
eayafy placed in various parts Of the city. mill
tsIy paraded tie streets and the pickes DOUBLED
Tie Fenians, however did not assemble, as was eX'
peceC and the crowd al the castle gates during Inc
draw . room was peaceable
The Commi sion trial Of the Tenians was ad'
ioUrued on the I'd until the 18th.
Another batch Of 500 soldiers passed through Liver
pool Oh the ID for Dublin.
Ihe catte-pague returns for the week ending Jan |
- show the number attacked 70 DC nearly - wv 4Asl
% C00 the previous week
81 Edwin Landseer having declined the Presidency /
ot tho Royal Academy MI Francis Grant was elected
ITcSijent
FRANCE.
The Plrisiournals actively discuss the Mexican |
question The C0Bsuti0AneI defends the position Of the
French Government and j. evidently INSPIRED by NE
foreign Office II seeks 20 dsslpae dsqulc IL the puOc
mind under the publication OF the correspondence with
tEe United States
Tho Corsf;,tfi0n7d saws the ImDeIial Government 4
vii rcver Weld 10 intimidation and no excitement,
whether i exists at home abroad, Will make the |
lreror relax in his habitual soctudc for the moral
and material interests in tie country. The troops from
Mexico VIII return precisely on the conditions mentioned
IN the speech from hetbroae name without endargeI-
ing he French interests we have gone 10 defend those
is,1u. countries.
Tie C9asfi.uiionnd expresses tie belief that The |
Americans VIII conform 10 the law Of non.inieryeDtiOn,
Ind concludes as follows. Finally none Of the dark 1
foreb,ding bv which public opinion is sought to be
~t Lo 5i,-urbed and we affirm boldly that the French
80 f- favfr nrs-il f~f0r IN q ~.
f. Ncrd states that NJ De Iuavelney, who had len |
70 tle ned States, is the bearer Of Important dis
pa.clC, of a very firm character. demanding Of the
AmtTiclu Government whether It means TO regard
mot.acted occupation Of Mexico a a caushs bcHi.
TIE M7ni'euy, in reference 10 the publication OF the
be Of the Senate and the Corps Legisatf says II the
press r oud flll into the which formerly aimed
y ,-e dignity OF the public powers and the respect due
Ncm the administration would exercise the right con.
I.e wceky returns of the Bank O. France show de
crease cash Of 800 OOJ francs Bourse firm. Renes
tc.I. 3-c.
SPAIN.
Tie Ministry had presented bill TO Congress
-u5,., ing the press and political associations 10 very
Css Pfin bad arrived at Lisbon and was guest Of
u. ClI.an privateer Independence arrived in the
T,- on,n'sA mail steamer from Cndz on the lst for
H.vsas. sailed under escort Of ffgate
r. /. stated that the CatalOue deputies 70 Congress
~. cal OF the Government 10 issue etersofmaIque
H. Lorder Tine. remarks that Spain tenacously
refused 10 accept the declaration Of Tie Congress OF
Pars n Of abOlisAiug pfivaeering and now that
weapon Is turned against her. very short tme VIII
enable tie Chilian Government to commission such
fleet ot piivateers that Spanish commerce viii be I'M
pOs. 9r ard vessels OF war Will be IN danger Of
ber- captured sngy. The Times thinks another and
more gigOIous diplomatic effort shonld be made at
'DcGiA..'l
AUSTRIA.
The Emperor and Empress received at Pesth
on tie lst a deputatIon from both Hungarian Cham
bef, Ihe Empress replying In Hungarian. expressed
her o. appearing BY the side Of the Emperor in the
enter ef Hungary Sre hoped the confidence that both
reposC N Hungary would be responded TO not by
1nly t by acts. TIER duty 10 keep IN view not
only ne welfare Of Hungary, bu of The whole realm.
I ho Cfoatial Diet agreed 10 consult with the Hun
gaIilH D.st for a up!On OF CrOatia with Hungary.
INDIA, &C.
BOMBAY, Jan. 27.-COttOn dull, but firm
Manchester goods fat Cotton shipments during
lo,;l.gh.. 10000 bales FIeigAls 10 Liverpool 10
CAIcCIIA Jan. 26-Exchauge = .. Freiehfs 4O
~, GHAE. Jan. 9.Iea ifm. Sila steady. Exchange
Jtd.
CAStoS Jan. 1J.-Excbange 4Cjd.
MILBJJ GNE, Dec. 26-Ihe Gold shipments of the
month -2J0 ounces 10 England and is 900 ounces
Cape OF Good Hope mails 10 Dee % had been re-
.ciyed. The news Is unimportant
LATEST.
Ilvr RPOOL. Feb 3--Eveuing.- steamship Scotia
eeciicd the Mersey this afternoon.
TIE Dublin GG.cfe published proclamation placing
me County Of Kilkenny, parts Of Armab. Queens and
Ioub Counties under the operation Of the Peace Pre-
seiv8tpa act.
deputaton FROM Galway has waited on the Lord
Lieutenant 20 petition for military force at Galway to
clara against possible hostile landing al that port
Lord WOdehOuse expressed disbelief IN any such land
ng bat promised " represent the matter to the Gov
trnmeht.
me BIazu mails reached England today.