New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-08
Great Britain.

The steamers HelOdia and TripOl left Liver.
pool on the 24th for New York.
The extra Cunard steamer Marathon arrived at Liv.
erpOO the afternoon of the 2st and the Scotland on
the night OF the I'D uitmo
The steamer Europe from New. York for Brest. had
arrived at Cherbonrg with Ter engines disabled The
last zoo miles of her voyage were done with sails alone
After landing mails and passengers. the Europe was
toWed from Cherbourg to How're.
The City OF London arrived at Queenstown about ii
o'clock on the morning Of the sd, and reached Liver
pool early on the 9th January.
The news per the Austrulasian. in regard 10 the
attitude taken by the American Government toward
France on the Mexican question attracted much aten'
ton, and the gravity Of the situation was geneTaly
admitted.
The London TINES thinks the best hopes Of the main.
enance Of peace lie in the deep feelings Of friendship
and sympathy which Americans have toward the
French people. The TINES says: The language OF M.
Drouyn de Lhuys leads TO the belief that the auxiliary
corps would be recalled 10 Europe at once II tho Amer
icgu Government would give a pledge that Mexico
should be LEFT TO settle ts future destiny. and we
hope SO moderate solution Of a most embarrassing
question will be accepted by President johnson.
Tie Tcs OF the sd In its City Article. saws; Mexican
securities severely depressed by the persistent
symptoms that her present course or order and progress
be interrupted and the reign Of anarchy reesab'
ished
The Special Commission for the trial Of tie Icnilns
continued It's operations in Dublin. There were stl -
dispose Of and II Is stated TINT the Judges
would continue their siitngs. II necessary uhul Tue
last Gay permitted by the Circuit arrangement l. e.,
about the 18th OF February. .
The Irish police were securing the country In all
directions in search Of stephens. One day the Head
Center reported to be at Corkanotter dag among
the wilds Of COnnaught. iayorite theory was that
be still In the neigAborho0d Of Dublin. bat II was
currently rumored AT Belfast that be had Ted north'
ward and had been actually traced ne far Newry.
Three Fenians-one OF them an ex-Cap'nin IN the
Federal army. Thos. Henry OBrien OF the e-th New
York Irish Volunteer had been arrested at Belfast.
The Union and Emancp patton Society held its last
meeting Manchester the 22d OF January. and tho
dissolution Of the Society celebrated by conyersa.
2lono al the Town Hall Professor Goodwin smith de-
yered an address before the Society on tie civil war
Ia America and his illusions 10 the abolition OF slavery
evoked much enthusiasm.
Mr. Fenwick is gazetted as one OF the Lords Of the
Admiralty.
The london Timss SAYS the whole tenor OF the En-
peror Napoeons speech oOIylnccs IL that the solution
Of the Mexican difficulty mus, come from the nited
States. The offer involved in the Imperial address Is
the withdrawal Of the French forces from Mexico. on
receiving that the American Government
will not impede the consolidation o. the new empire.
The Tina feels confident that the American Govern.
mcpi will be es or 20 sccept pacific solution OF the
Mexican difficulty compatible with the dign.ty OF both
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