New-York tribune., 1867-06-18


part, did not believe. lApplause.l
br Murchis0n said that they hoped to know the re-
suit OF the expedition by Christmas.
The Chairman congratulated the meeting the grow
friend DR.. Livingstone Before the proceedings teImi-
mated he wished at the request Of Sir Samuel aheT TO
DIng before the meeting scheme proposed by that 1n-
eman for fun and satisfactory exploration 0 The water
and bed OF the Niesuch would eitectually set
at rest al the glea questions now in dispute. II was TO
induce the VcerOy of Egypt to declare himself the sover-
eg OF ee inland se2e which We're very yhgaoS TOT
divisions to assert his claim and Sir S. Baker added that
he would have 10 objection TO becoming commandern-
chief of the expedition. lLaughter.l
The proceedings then terminated.
CORRESPONDENTS REsTEcTlNG THE GRAND DUCHY OP
LUXEMBURG.
This correspondence, commencing with dispatch from
Lord Stanley TO Earl Cowley dated April 49, and con
eluding With dispatch from Earl Cowcy TO Lord Stan
ley on the 18th Of May and filling In all 81 pages, has been
Lord Sanlcy's dispatches, which numerous. is sub
lntiy 'hat nSI ntJesy . Nou os.rNf, ,
LOrdship did not Withhold his counsel from Prussia, and
that the Prussian Cabinet might do wen TO consider
whether it might not give waJN on Tie question
wrote the noble Lord, .'to place before Count
Bismarck confdeutially this view Of the ques-
ton and you will not conceal from him the deep regret
with which her MaieStys Government woud witness the
commencement Of war between France and Prussia for
ciay as such war could not fail to retSrd the cons6
dation Of Germany, toward which 20 much pogltss mas
LOTUS TO remind Prussia of the disadvantage Of her
6eiapS writes bis ISrdp siie the season favor,
able for maritime operaOns she has no Of resist
hayoS When tbe naval snpcriority Of Franco would
enable her 10 commit on German commerce not 3hy IN
Europe hut also In other parts where 1t is actively car
ried 0u might produce very financial c1sis in
Germany" ..-
The Dorset Chronicle says the Fenian Burke is TO be
transported to the Island Of Portland.
This fashionable meeting commenced on Tuesday the
h OF Jnne and hne weather and the presence OF inc
Prince Of Wales combined Insured large gathering me
Prince for the week the guest OF the DowageDuch
ess Of sutherland at Ciden which is a9o1t six mies @
tlreeyear me-Taee for the Prince Of W2lcs's stakes
trial against the Duke OF beaufort NaaDan VINO vas Inc
third horse and against the crack mare Aceyflaen VINO
have the Oaks hut only made dead neat for
tested this race because of the influence would nave
the betting for the great ST. Leger which VIII be con,
tested later IN the season Inc supporters o. !lo he VI
Beaufort backed NaubGn confidently as they ana al
tions beating very easily the horse which had beaten
him at Epson, aud outrnnmg the horse who was second
n the Oaks he had Hermit 20 contend with
a Ascot but his owner has confidence that ne abe 10
9f T DeTpy M ysnn bocE e me e1it and he know
ing back Nj. Chaplns opinion, ana assert Dtt
the quiet Quakerooking horse" will pull OIL the Two
Great interest was Of course excited by the two year
o1n ces because they generally furnish WHINE for the
great Of the next year Their effect TINS year mas
Derry Suffolk splendid LOOKING colt the property of
Baron RohsChd, aud Sir Joseph Hawlcys kosicIuclal.
Suffolk won the Tenth Ascot Biennial Stakes; ne was
ridden by Wells backed by laying the odds OF three
to one on him. and easily At present there Is no
two year old well looking" and he looks ~ II ne
might next year reward the perseycrng ambition OF
Baron Meyer ROhsChd and come In first Of he Derby
ROsierucan did win IN the with Suffolk hut won
the Maiden Plate" very easily beatnsa large ield lie
Is now only 2j TO for the Derby OF 1865 and against
suffolk only 100 10 g is offered.
I1IE DERBY sETTIISG DAY.
It is said that the Marquis Of Hastings Who Was gen
orally supposed have been ruined by the resnt OF the
Derby was early in his attendance al Tattcr9s on the
setng day and carried IN his hat thousand hundred
pound bills, new and crisp from tho Bank OF Engand
Ills liabilities paid mp IN full at the time II Is
quite certain that his estates could be sold they would
is Indebtedness IL has out that ne has 10
thank Mr. ". T. Buss NJ. p for Derby end the great BIT
beer brewer for the prompt accommodation hy which
he has saved his neck this tme But those who Know
him have confidence that he has sufficient judgment
good either TO profit BY the letson or 10 regain
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