The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-12
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AMERICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP ARCTIC.
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The Refugees in Switzerland.
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The InsurreCfiOn in Bosnia.
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SLIGHT DECLINE IN COTTON.
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The Preparations for the Opening
OF the Worlds Fair.
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Refugees in Switzerland.
SLIGHT DECLINE IN COTTON.

The American mail steamship Arctic, Capt Luce ar
rived early yesterday morning, from Liverpool, whence
she sailed wednesday, the 30th ult at lo O'Clock
A NJ. She reached her dock at A. NJ. She has thcrc-
fore made tho passage in ten dAys, nineteen hours
thirty minutes.
The following the names Of her passengers -
Mr. Rippon. Mrs Rippon. Mr. A Peek Miss Simpson.
Mrs rertin. Mr. Grafton jr hliss Grsfsoa Mr wTap
II TappAn Mrs Luce, child and nurse.
Cotton again In very slow demand. The advices
by the Baltic, which represented further increased
cepts at the shipping ports of the United States
given increased desire to holders realize The sales Of
Saturday the 26th 1000 bales including 900
export and speculation. On Monday the 2sth, cDO0
bales changed hands and on Tuesday, the s9th ult
25UO found buycrs-priccs one-sixeenth to one
eighth Of penny per pound lower.
The steamship Baltic arrived at Liverpool Monday
April %. She left Now York on tho 10th.
The A. passed May q at A. M lat. SO So, Ion Is 27
the British Royal Mail steamship Africa standing east
Accounts from Madrid announce that the Charge
dAffsres Of Portugal made another unsuccessful at
tempt Tie 18th TO induce the Spanish government to
agree TO an armed intervention.
The Paris Monitew publishes note from the Minister
of War blaming an order Of the day issued by General
dHatpoul relative to the taking selioun the 10th
of April The note says that the order in question
'the object of formal disapprobaton and of severe
blame" General dHsutpoul il daily expected in Paris
and will doubt at resign the Governor
thip of Algeria.
The Vicervy Of Egypt has defnitvey sanctioned the
construction OF the Alexandria, Cairo and Suez Railway
M, A de Plants, the Federal Commissioner to the
Canton Of Tessino Switzerland has given in his resi
stion.
We learn from Berlin that notes have been addressed
by hustria and Prussia to the government Of Denmark
insisting the regulation of the IIolsten question
the FIVE candidates for the city.
Ii il now stated that Prince SchwarDenbery will not
proceed to Drcsden the Conferences thre being all
purposes abandoned.
From Bosns the accounts state that the sege Of the
insurgent city Bihacs has been commenced The fugi-
tive insurgents VIII not be allowed cross sto Austria
His Royal iighncss the Prince of Prussia accompa-
MED by the Princess Of Prussia and family Prince
Freicrick William, Of Prussia srriyvd ut London on
April 18th.
Among the recent deaths in Europe we notice the
name OF Admiral Sir Edward Codrington lie was captain
Of the British feet in the Chesapeake and at New Or
leans in 1914
Sir Richard pskanham formerly Envoy to the Unted
ststcs and who has been the retired list since his re-
turn from Washington, is appointed Her M,jcstys
Einster al Lisbon
We learn that Ceptsin Guesdon commanding the
French whalcr the Sasmandre just arrived at Hsyre
gives an account Of the dcov,ry OF cluster Of islands
which not marked any Of the charts They lie In
Iie deg Sc min west lor gtude Of the meridian cf Paris
and 0 deg 80 min south latitude They are from Is to
90 in number, three them OF some extent, aud all
covered with cocoa trccs On the same day he Dis
covered the lie Clarence
According 10 the letters from Madrid OF the 18th nit
The religious ceremonies Of the Holy Week were
ceobrstoa with the usual romp In all the churches Of
Madrid and Queen isabclls according to custom
on that day. washed the feet Of Xix poor la the roya,
chapel Letters from Turin state that the Kin, Of
Sardinia did not this year comply with the custom of
wang the feet q twelve poor children Holy Thurs
dsy, lot ordered instead that each them shoud ro
c,ive 1907
The following extract of letter dated Hamburg,
April -
Il vac the dictator of the hnvnino rrpubIic has in
ttu5t'd his cnsui I'm this city rempntraa wh the
ftnae sgentt tD. cnlsting ur rsllicrs and the ex.
roftatiou Of ordnance for the brnzs IL IL stated ia
the note delivered by tho CONSUL that la eaae Of a
war brtskIg out between the paid republic lbe en-
pre- d tie BrsIi- the dictator would consider thee
proceedings hostiie acts and a. enemies
the tutJcis ~ taoNe countrics vhtre tbty had boon
Committed. Our mprchsnts, who ave Considerable
proItry at siaI at Eueno- AJru and other part OF
srgth Anrca tocl uncay about This thrrais ming note
Tho bet joke T. that tho agtnts - Eo-as nave 90
tnfafirg tsnc ot the disbandri military uf IN. ltt.
ttLltsV ~ ltlsttin Amy but only irW ~ then, Il n
y tie tfctr n Qus stIon bkiug their pts.asc on board
itauisr HtlCant Heessis private individuals whve-
o. Tie recruit fr the biav,L wont on l. arI trans
rotts ehsrttr,d W thu gov rnmcat. 80 their rcgtn-
siip tley came On beard ~, ue hat socrcsy was
obscrytd