The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-23
OF THE ARCTIC.
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Attempted Counter Revolution
in Portugal.
Improvements in the Cotton and Grain Markets,
Sc. &c.. SC.

and fifteen minutes, she having left Liverpool at
quarter before ten o'clock, Wednesday morning the
llth inst.
The A. brings ninety. passengers, among whom
Is Archbishop Hughes. Annexed is a list of their
names
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We are indebted to Capt. Luce for the latest news
Adyces from Madrid that three Portuguese Off
Gers Of the revolted Of Elvos presented them
selves to the Spanish Captain General at Badaos re-
4uesting his co operation put down the government
at Lisbon The Captain General had applied to the 20.
vernnent at Madrid for ctions 1t is stated that
shortly before the nsurecton Of saldanha branch of
the Central Revolutionary Committee of London install
ed itself at Lisbon
The director Of the journal L. Bontomns Mrnceap of
sngers has been sentenced TO months prison ent
sra hne Of Ooof for having given incorrect report
of some previous legal proceedings taken against the
paper
The accounts received from Madrid announce that on
Che 1st inst NJ Bravo Nuro announced to tie Senate
and Chamber Of Deputies royal decree proclaming
the opening Of the Of the Cortes for 1851 NJ
Msysns the Ministerial candidate elected President
by very large majority Bustillos the Minister OF
lnsh hee lar of tna
naval station on the coast of Cuba
Adyices from the Cape Of Good Hope to the 18th
April have come To hand No further military move
ment Of importance had taken place Affairs however
are described to be in very critical position Owing
to the waverng Of the tracherous chief Umhala, Sir
Harry Smith had been afraid leave the frontier and
form camp in the heart of sandis country. Sir Har
~ is, in fact, described not knowing what step TO
take pe nding the arrival OF fresh troops
The British mail steamship Cambria Capt Leech
Boston and Halifax, had arrived at Liverpool Sun
night. the sth inst.
The American brig Of war porpose was at st Vincent
on the 2oth ut and the sloop Of war John Adams at
Madeira the lst inst.
American Six per Cents quoted at Hamburg on
The 9th inst, at 1868 1904 and Maryland Five per
Cents at SO.
Advices from Hamburg, Of the 9th inst state that
bloody collision had taken place between the sailors aud
Austrian troops. Six had been killed, and great
number wounded.
The defeats OF the British ministry have lately become
20 common not to create any tenishment ON the
9th instant IT met with defeat in the House of Com
.mons. The report reads follows
The House resumed. having disposed the
oraers went into committee Lord Mass resolutions
The Chancellor EAcheaaer moved that the Chsir
NaR * ss sa%%i.sas Is.ss sS' d,ias'd- iSias'
dSs sias, sas motion
The rssoiut.Ons were thea agreed 70.
The failure Of Messrs Finch and SON iron and steel
merchants of Liverpool has been reported The labl
ties stated at upwards Of 100000
Advices from Southampton, Of The 9th inst, say
Atoy, ninety IunEAran refugees arrived here yesterday
shP sultan from Onsiantinope Ts mornins Mr. kShGrd
aEs HnT sysr ssssa sPri.h = @ ,n. sS
cation on the sueet that Lord John Russell had in
a.s y Ss NINETY vIi SSs
10 Ne Yorh, and their subsistence during thy
be made for their passage 70 the United State.
The extraordinary trial, in belgium. Of Count aud
Counties Bocarme Tor the murder Of the Countess bro
ther for his wealth had terminated the last ac
counts. II had then been ten days in progress We in
tend to give full report in the Herald Of tomorros
morning.
The Mormon Latter Day saints recently held fes-
tival in London. II ringular celebration We
viii also give full report Of tue proceedings this
adair in the Herald of to-mrrow
We learn from Paris IN Il the new Commander AZ the
Antilles takes instructions for the Charge dc AGares
at Hnyti, to to the Emperor souloque, the
formal opposition French government to the
sumption q hostilties against the republic Of St D.
.rningo
The various 6aur ofthe National Ass,m mby Of France
have nominated committee f1r the examination n all
propositions relative the revision u the constitution
The committee consists member nine whom
said 10 be favorable and sx against revision On,
account, however intinatcs that three the majority
are dopbtful
The c. teno,k .f1rrtser gays -
xsGr,sers tuidinsJsrd iS,o ded . ioow ~ tie late
sass.s,sl ssp,,sa' q a'tsst steam alton -
rleton Three % four geei more wil We are informed
August she win ,srt on ei nrst voyare across the Atisn
under th command q captain y stewart recently Of tie
Thursdsy last TIE name q Albia, previously agreed
npon wa changed ahd wi 10" h ersonei the "Gias
The LsroJoai Mercury q the 10th Inst says =
boat rived Al Caneroons. from Fernando 40. the
Sa fs, % as s s, e g T' ss.5s ssi
tie scrsr seam,o' Areer lsinE in Cl'rsnee
hrins hm aovn iroa tie Dshomy cosntry Ts revolt Ii
iear.d vi sS ., serious sossslasncs Y Brs, Iss'ss
sbore.
Greece i threatened with famine from the drought,
which has been experienced aso In Asia Minor and
throughout the greater part European Turkey Pray
ers have been ,reo up In the mosques In the latter
country to avert the danger
The reports from the Baltic provinces a. 10 the Iros
pects q the wheat harvest are highly favorable
A toicsrapbc despatch from Vienna published in the
,qugstu,g Gaseus announces the advance q the Aus
TRAN troopsto spoeto in the rapal states,
Narthal Narvaea hal lcft rsri. FOR fond,n Itis
said reconciliation between huI nnd Lord palmesston
! likely 10 take place during hi wilt.
The steamship pee arIis,i A. Southampton On tie