The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-03
ARRIVAL OF THE CANlDi's MAILS.
OUR CLAIMS AGAINST PORTUGAL.
The Protest of Austria against the
Interference of America in tho
Affairs of Hungary.
MERICAN CURITIE
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The steamship Canada, Capt Harrison, arrived
at this port yesterday afternoon She arrived al
her wharf between one and two o'clock. She left
Liverpool at halfpast three O'Clock, Oh Saturday
afternoon, the 10th ult., aud has. therefore, been
twelve days and twenty-five hours in making the
passage.
The news is interesting in many points of view ;
and, although our telegraphic summary, published
ON Thursday morning, was very full asd compete,
yet the details given this morning will he worth
careful perusal
Austria has protested against the movements of
our government in favor OF Hungary, in her late
struggle for Independence.
The Portuguese government, for the sake of
peace, has submitted To The claims made by the
United States, except one, that Of the privateer.
That will probably be settled by demand of our
m MISTER for his passports
Two little wars are impending in Europe. The
Duchirs and Denmark are Ia open hosute,-
united Germany backing The Duchies, aud d Rus
sian fleet supporting Denmark more contempt
ihle affair has arisen al Naples. The Spanish am
5assador The Neapolitsn court Ionk bis departure
upon the marriage OF the Count Moncmclm with
the Kings sister-thIs marriage beng protested
against by Spain, as breach of the qnidrupe
treaty. Austria and Russia subscribe a settlement
Tor The BRIDE and by this sacrifice rvincr their un-
1uencbed hatred OF the revolution which gave Isa-
bella throne al Madnd.
reci heir to the throne have been Disappointed Ga
the l2th, the Queen was delivered of "a prince, VIII
survived only lew minutes. The Queen j. pro-
crossing satisfactorily. There is Yet hope for Mont.
penseT
Among the recent deaths, find the names of
Mr.. Robert Stevenson, the distinguished civil
gineer; Mrs. Glover, lady held IN high estna-
ton in dramatic ci,cles, and whose farewell benr III
took place, under very rd,tering circumstances on
the Friday preceding her dissolution Boyer,
once the chief Of the republic of 81 Domingo, IN
Paris, snd Was buried Ia style OF censidrrs HE
splendor; aud, III the same city, Yea BrrmndrZ,
who was fnf some time ambassador from Ferdi-
nsnd, Ming OF spain. at the Court of ST James's.
The number of visitors 10 Paris Ia the week end
ing On the 18Th ult was greater than for
siderable time LADS names OF persons have been
placed upon the police books, 9il OF these were
foreigners, 3i5 81 them English, 100 Americans 9j
belgans, 81 Swiss, ~ ~ptniirds, 30 Prussitn-, 30
Germans, and p Russians great increass is ex-
Pected ~ Russians. ~ Consequence of the Emperor
having Withdrawn his prohibition.
Several distinguishes persons have announced
their intention OF gong 10 Frankfort 10 b. present
al the Congress Ia be hid there of the Friend. of
Peace. Many representatives. amongst the
number.
The intelligence from Austria will or uify m1ny.
.Haynah, whose tyranny and cruelty during the
relentless wal against Hungary had placed MN in
The ranks of The Neros and Calignlas of last ages,
IL deprived by the Austrian government Of all his
military bonaFs rod digninr-. and enfnpsll-d to
tire INTO ,nlvate hfr. Thus A. rrtrinus quickly
followed she atrocities Of this mScrrant.
TIE mail STEAMER Hermann, Captain Crabtree,
from Bremen, arrived ~ Souihampton, (Engldnd)
20 leave on the 10Th
There was much activity in American securities
during The wee X ending on the 2Dth ult and the
latest London quotations are as follow