The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-28
eNE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
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STEAMSHIP ASIA, At HALIFAX.
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The Threatening Aspect Of the Greek Question,
&c., Wc., &c.

arrive at Boston noon to day in passage Of ten
days 10 that port--.he shoris,t on record
The Europa Capt. Lott. in October ls4s made the
10 Halifax la eight days aud sixteen hours She
was then eleven days and two hours In making the
passage to this port
The quickest trip previously made to Boston, was
performed by the America in une 1sis a ts days and
sir hours
The Asia left Halifax after seven O'Clock, yes
terday morning for .:oston
Annexed is our teiegraphc DESPATCH
The News.
HALIFAX TELEeR,ps Orricr,
MoSDAY. May5-j A. NJ.
The steamship Asia Capt Judkins arrived at Hail.
fax at thirty four minutes past Ave this morning She
sailed from Liverpool Saturday the 18th inst.
She bring wreks lat or news.
The Can bris had not arrived at Liverpool She
sailed from New York the Sth inst, and was not,
therefore. due
The Liverpool cotton market animated aud firm,
at the previous weeks quotations all qualities ex-
cept fair which has advanced on.-eghth of a penny
per pound sales FOR the week. ss6oo bales
The corn market firm; Amer produce had
advanced; Indian corn Is a Is Go fcur Is Cd 2s ;
wheat "a a ad There was not much change in the
provision market. Transactions limited holders being
firm.
Frcights we're dull, and little doing
Consols cssed the 18th lust, In London at o5 q
e5k for money. and 95 a 06S for account.
Trade in the manufacturing district- had assumed
healthy tone.
American securities were advancing; United States
es 1865, Ill IiIH; New York State 5s so es; Ohio
6s 1856, es a 90; de-, 1860 10, 1913; do 1870 1Oy
a1OS.
The Atlantic was to sail from Liverpool on tho 10Th
inst and the viceroy from Galway the ist OF
England.
Matters here I'm relation to foreign policy,
every day assuming more serious aspect. The Greek
affair settled hut In way that is likely to lead
to peace The prench and Ru ssian govarnmsn snts ap-
pear he greatly dissatisfied at the which affairs
have taken aud the ministers from both powers have
left England precpitately This has given rise to
variety Of speculatons but far as the facts be
made out. thoy appear to be these:-Pendiag Baron
Gros gotstiObs, treaty was agreed to ia London
signed by tine Russians French and English minister's
and sent to Athens for adoption by the Greek
government, In case the negotiations not over;
but before the treaty could gee To Athens Baron eros
backed out and Mr.. Wise bad got from the Greek
minister all he wanted. and ia consequences he prose
cuted he treaty 10 h.s In his own way. No person
in England were Of this state OF affairs until the
sb-enee Of the French and Russian ministers at the
grand rlsniPotentisry banquet given usual on the
euc ne birthday gave rise to some inquiry relative
thereto
In the House Of Lords, on Thursday, Lord Drousham
called the attcniiou of the Marquis of Ian downs to
the sudden departure of the French AmDssss1)r. on
the uDiv.faary of hor Msjestys birthday and hoped
that dDiiuats1 Of the friendly feelings existing
betsess England aud France 10 bs inferred from
th.s
he Marquis Of Ian sdowne said that ths departure
of ~ french Ambassador on ths Qaesn's birthday,
purely accidental aud To bs referred entirely
TO the desire Of The irurcn soyernmont to have the
bspeht ~ his prescIee in Paris.
IA. Of he'd
whether the Russan imba'ssiyr was 9 party 50 tas
convention. made In th. couatry. bst~-en prpuyn
de L'luys aud Niscount tfnsrs tie sisp vi IL.
To kno~ whether. the ot Bsron FROM
Athens there was any CONAN unicstpn a. TO hs dapsr
ture made 10 the Russian Siinsser at Ath-8s before
the commencement Of ho-tuItes against 1r.aco. %
which Russia be 10 recollsctcd. ous " the p-n
tcctor-.
The Marquis of Lsn-.iosns d,ciiasd svioy any an
In the House OF Commons Lord Psgn.-st1a gave al
explanation by sat,fsetpry He stated the lis
cu--ons betwe, IN. British ai Greek al
been 80 tn settled that u1 apprehension n-.i b.
tsrtaned that commsrce Soaii b. IN 'ssteL r1s Daly
matter rcmsiainr. vas the inssstigN lOn of " Pact
fcos olauas r-i.,ivs to Pe,agsi 9tn respect thu
quceti-n whethcr hs good understanding between the
Brit-h ana rruch governments mad ben interrupted
b. the mode n vhicn the setlems hst Deea sfsctsd
his Lord-hip said Of course ths Rrcnch g'vrenmeas
would have preferred we'll our own gIvurnrt2n'
thai the st tl.u.rt should nave been effected through
their own Intervention Circumstances hal however
nterposed to prev-ui thi. mode of sijdsmcat takag
place but he trusted poth ng ~pud fsoa this
cause likely 60 dsts-b h-feadly relations sreon tas
tvogovernmcnt. 1ho sreaen .s-uibly, hoEsver took
the matter MP very ~rr1aty and Lshitt- Mister "
Foreign Affairs having 0srn highly CON myiimsut n fr
his decision In recalling the Preach Anbss-tl,r th-
affair has s-rion- aspect aai thu funds. waich ara
always the test 81 yubiic feeling on thsse occHsons
experienced GccIsd shoek. ,
On Thursday. cos-os which stood the prcvou, sven
iug AT SCN. Immediately lsciIned .r cent; thay
subsequently, rallied sad cio.ei at o. p5. rrsas is
improving We have NJ n-vs FROM Ireland