The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-11
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Special Dispatches from Spain
to the United States.
Arrival of NADIA me Celeste, the
American FavOrite.
THE COT TON ARKET
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The British mail steamship Asia, Capt. Judkins,
arrived yesterday morniRg from Liverpool, whence
she sailed on Saturday noon, the 9th ult. She
brings three days later news from all parts Of Eu-
rope.
The following are the
NAMES OF THE AsIA's PASSENGERS.
Mr. Noel and lazy Mrs Madame Celeste Mai.ne
Mr. lazy sso odreyn snS ssnya guS
Jses,on Lady two children and necs Miss Oakley niece
s: ana Rs Lax .aP Msis
sdss SiSbons NJ aodssinson and laay M se1ss
sss sssss fs'sE
Cary ii iilias, Roife ? seifs And dse';
shs Ss
Jsa%snand. eranam, winsew, Leslie, Clarmon.s, \
SsaSs f. ;i G fss'
Lucas Aiesrd Thorsprp gsrse rsiiser cro@sis
sHs K;w nseses RsSs.6 'j asrpsr Dsae
and servant, M Carter, Dow-i2i in all.
Among the passengers in the Asia, is Madame
Celeste, the favorite actress
According to our advices from Madeira to the
10th ult, the Marquis of Miraaores is said to have
addressed note to the Spanish ministers at the
courts of friendly powers On the subject of Csba.
The note states thGt, although Spain does not desire
rith the United States, she tcA not hesitate to
wake If Sych should be forced upon her,
Special dispatches from the Spanish govern nent
have probably been brought by Mr.. San Martin,
the editor of La Cron,ca, of this city, who ia a
passenger by the Asia.
We learn from Smyrna that Kossu.h arrived a.
that place on the 18th ult., by the Mississippi.
Sir Stratford Canning and M. Lavalet.e, the
English and French ministers, went to the Darda-
nelles in the Growler to see Kossuth, who left en-
the 7th ult.
The submarine telegraph was laid, N the 18th
NIL, to within three miles and half of the French
coast, where the Blazer anchored. Communication
with the English coast is perfect.
Accounts from Mad rid state that the Govern
mens are seriously contemplating modification Of
the customs tariff; it is rumored that the protest
ing system viii be maintained for all the branches
which are progressing, and competition will be en-
souraged With respect to those that stationary
Archbishop Of Ferrara has gone to Verona, by
order ofthe Pope, to compliment the Emperor of
Austria, in bis name
The President o. the French republic is about to
remove to st. Cloud for some time The munici-
pal council Of Melun has been dissolved by order of
the President, and M. Pogez, the Mayor, has been
Suspended from the exercise Of his Office for three
months.
In the Papal States, quarrels have occurred be-
tween the Romans and the French soldiers There
is quarrel between the Viceroy or Pasha Of Egypt
and bis feudal superior, the Sultan Of Turkey, on
the claims Of the latter TO immediate sovereignty.
A serious dispute has broken ont between the
governments Of Russia and Persia, come Turco-
mails having burnt q Russian ship in the Caspian
sea, and mastered the crew, for which outrage
satisfaction tardily given.
The rumors that the Italian sovereigns are about
to form n confederation similar to the Germauic
Lesgue, is confirmed by the ministerial Austrian
Correspondent. 1t represents the confederation to
have q two-fold object-namely, to maint ain and
strengthen internal order by an equal and stimuli
taneous advance of the sovereign power In all
Italian States, and to render all foreign interview
ton, from whatever quarter, unnecessary. Such q
confederation would free the Pope from the French
republicans, who protect him in rather an alarming
way, and repulse the "loyal" English, who so
eagerly grasp ut every opportunity for keeping the
unfortunate Peninsula In o state of excitement,
which, though it brings profit to the pockets of
"proud Albion" leads Italy to ruin. The En-
peTor of Austria therefore, finds it expsdent to pro-
coed with this 10 full concurrence with the
other Italian rulers
MIR. Lawrence, the American Minister, has de-
clned the invitation OF the citizens Of Cork TO q
public dinner, but has accepted that to excur.
sion down the river Lee, and dssUn9 on Haul
bovine Island.
Accounts from Syria state that the country is in
very disorderea state; the roads are infested by
robbers, and there ia safety in sending goods
from the coast into the interior.