The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-03
INTERESTING FROM EUROPE.
ADDITIONAL INTELLIGENCE
RECEIVED pr TrK
STEAMSHIP EUROPA, Ar HALIFAX.

The news Of the quick passage OF the Atlantic gave
great satisfaction TO the friends OF the Collins line a.
Liverpool Some disappointment Is expressed at the
comparative failure Of the vieeroy. but this IL
than compensated by the report that government had
determined to make port the western coast Of
Ireland the station for the delivery Of the North
American mails.
The Europa will be succeeded by the Iibcrnis Anne
RIGA. Atlantic and Asia.
Among the passengers lost by the steamer Orion
we're Professor Burns Mrs Plat and two daughters q
Glasgow Mr. Dennet Of Chester Mis- Morris the niece
Of Mr. Burns. Mr. TSgo, James Martin, John Pierce Of
Liverpool, Harriet McKinnie Hugh and Capt Mcneil.
Of Paisley, and Mr.. Park Of Brkenhead.
England.
The conduct Of the government In reference to the
controversy growing out Of the Greek question ap-
pears TO tngross tho attention Of the English press
aud public almost to the exclusion Of every other
subject.
The London TINES IL lending its vast influence In
opposition TO the ministry and closes powerful arti
Gle on Friday with the prediction, that,
whatever may he the uitate effect Of tho.s
mpassibiy for iord Psmsr:p 10 resore tbs fopsisn
REALTORS e Engsns % their natural g.sesfui az hoser
sSs. "h''''~' ''' important ''''' VIII remain N ''''
The Liverpool J.,rrai Of Thursday night says -
Lord John Russell dealt the vors, blow the peers which
they have yet received His superb open
The yess q the upper houss oonstuonay have the
sghtest influence the executive
,fscti,s. W faid he sd not say this willingly ~.
WOULD never have alluded then, Their resolution
hsd distinct question rot been put 70 him. Ne did
that they might themselves passing
Sos 70 SV s XIX s Il ' aaa Say'
Wien be and his colleagues censure1 BY the
then be would togn think ~ esigninF but
before. his allusions 20 Lord Pamsrson we're the suons
"a ere sruund, and then hcsr what my noble
friendt will W YOU This wes point which told inn
neseiy With the house and perhaps. lord John. hs
strain, when he declared that 80 long continued
the minister ~ England, he wiud MOI set a. the rn
i.t.r Of hgs',i. or Rs,,is, gmmsn.s ehsertns'l boz
q the country the minister o. England tEnthnsasuc
cheering Certanly the love ~ Office for mere oes sake,
aristoat o. the house 81 bedford thus practically
rpudRte the H0ue ~ Iods with The Eusfo - repub
ltsn centre all constitutional in e
render the whole preceding the Lords Monday
dcroue snd oon'e pbie he deals with Europe a',e
mere debating club vho'e deeisions are nnaeuors snd
inrigues accusing them troadly Of being enemies OF
England.
The Grecian squsbble has assumed new oomplics-
item. Further papers have appeared In the shape OF
letters from Mr. wyse and lord Normandy, which
throw The charge Of bad faith Baron Gross. and Of
elsehood General De la little in representing that
Mr. Wyse was informed Of the London convention At
The time when he renewed the blockade and. in
sequence the feelings Of the French government to-
wards Lord Palmerston more angry than ever
The General Post Occ has issued order that amer
tie 29d Of June the delivery Of all letters sunday
will The meets With strong opposition