Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-30
european News,

Lines, we are in possession Of London
Journals TO the Sth INST, inclusive, with
news tour days later date than brought
by the last steamship from Liver
pool.
The Humboldt brings the usual mail
1875 passe, gers, $50 tons merchandise,
Is fine Merino sheep, valuable Nor
man stud horse, aud brood mares.
When the Humboldt left, Commo-
dorc Vanderbilt's steamship yacht, :he
North Star, was exciting great atten-
ton at Southampton. She las been
thrown open 10 public view, admittance
being obtained by tickets issued at the
American Consulate Crowds fpeolle
avaied themselves Of this facility, and
appeared greatly gratifed by the sight
OF this magnificent specimen OF AmerI'
can naval architecture. The DAILY
News states THAT the Mayor OF South
ampton had brought before the munich
pal body OF ila, town, the proPllety OF
some public manifestation towards Mr..
Vanderbilt, on account OF having honor
ed Southampton by selecting it a the
rendezvous Of his gigantic steam
yacht"
1t is announced tha, the split in the
English Cabinet between Lord John
Russell and the Irish members holding
office, had been healed up. Mu,ual cX-
plantations having taken place between
Messrs. MonselI. Keogh and Sadlier
who bad resigned the ,tiices thcy heidi
and Lord Aberdeen, their resignatons
had been withdrawn.
The Duke Of Genoa had visited
WooIwich arsenal, and other public es
tablshments, and was being extensively
tcted in EN- land.
The Cambria arrived at Liverpool oil
the 9Th inst.
On the 2nd inst, the ratification Of
the treaties ior the renewel of the
Zollverein, were exchanged at Ber-
lin.
Piedmont has sustained severe loss
by death OF Mr. BaIbo, President Of the
Council, which took place on the Sd.
The British Mediterranean fleet had
sailed from Malta for the Dardanelles,
and the English Channel fleet had been
ordered 10 the Mediterranean.
The French feet had arrived in Besi-
ca Bay.
When the Humboldt sailed, the in
preston had gained ground, boih IN
London and Paris, that although the
Enperor of Russia might make some
demonstration against Turkey by Wena-
cling or even by crossing lis Danubl"h
frontier. vet that actual hostIltes would
be avoided by diplomatic settlement
of the question. TeIegraphi' despatch
es from Vienna state that the Russian
forces had already commenced Their
march toward AloIdavia and Walachta.
The fourth army corps had also been
ordered from ST. Petersburg to proceed
from Warsaw by forced marches 10 Bes-
sarabia, u Russian province adjoining
Muldavia. The Turks on the other
hand were not Idle, and were preparing
tor vigorous resistance. Tie EgyP-
tan feet and an army OF 10000 men,
were proceeding to the support OF The
Sultan, whilst the Turcomad chiefs
were raising 100000 men, Tree oi cX-
pense to the Porte, for the defence OF Is
lamism. Notwithstanding these porten
tous signs, il was generally thought
peace would be preserved. The mcdi-
alton OF Austria and Prussia was spoken
of. Count NeSserode had also arrived
at London with dispatches.
The mos, recent intelligence is that
published in a third edition OF the Lon
don Times OF the 9TH inst, ~ the effect
that the Emperor OF Russia had des-
patched Il courier from 81. Petersburg
20 Cons,antinoplc, with dcmand that
Prince Menchikof's last proposal should
be accepted by the Porte within eight
days This fact, says the Times, Is
less unfavorablc 10 q pacific solution Of
the dispute than it might a: first sight
appear, and the sending OF another cou-
rlcr is a fresh proof that the symptom OF
temporza,ion and hesitation commenc-
ed by Prince Menschlhoh, is continued
by the Emperor himself. Although it
was fully thought on The receipt OF thus
news that the peace Of Europe would
no, be broken, yet the further develop
men, OF the affair was most anxiously
awaited.
In the House OF Commons the Income
Tax Bill had been read third time and
passed. The hahtuaI imprisonment OF
coorcd British subjects by the authori.
ties ofSouth Carolina was to be brought
before the House on an carly occa-
SION.
The Earl Of Derby was installed as
Chancellor. OF Oxford University on the
9TH met