The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-14
The News.


sress to this city the preparations for his reception,
The arrangements for the opening of the Crystal
Palace, DC The demonstrations Of enthusiastic
appreciation among the people in Mary land, Della
s.re, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey, along the line
Of tie ilesiueut route, well calculated to re-
mind one OF the by-gone times of General Jackson.
The speeches delivered by General Pierce, Hon.
james Buchanan, and the members of the Cabinet,
which we give to-day, will command universal at
tepion. Read them early in order to be ready to
participate in the grand jubilee in this city to-day
The Arabia, from Liverpool, arrived at this port
yesterday forenoon, bringing European advices down
- the % inst, together with summary of the la
test intelligence which had been received in Eng
land from China, Australia, and the Cape of Good
Hope.
Lord John Russell had notified the English House
Of Commons of his intention to move for a commit
tse inquire into the observance observance
Of the various slave trade treaties upon the part
the governments of Spain and Portugal. The royal
assent had been given to the Income Tax bill,
and the grievances OF India engaged the attention OF
Queen Victoria's cabinet.
France remained perfectly tranquil, although the
crops in a very critical condition. The Emperor
had signied his intention of extending the liberty
OF tie press.
After the final rejection of the Russian ,sliatissi-
mtrt by tie Sultan, the residuary diplomat of the
Czaf had left Gonstantinople.
The latest Partisan report was to the effect that
the ps OF Nicholas had crossed the Pruth; but
thorsu cor parson of Gates led to the belief that
plch could hot lie the case. One thing was certain,
MAT the Eastern question bad not been settled
The English and French fleets had reached Besika
Bay.
The Queen of Spain had appointed Senior Luis
Gonzales Bravo as her minister at Washington.
The accounts of the calamites said TO have fallen
ON Persia confirmed.
The lnternuncio OF Austria had NEST gratifying
interview with the Sultan, and hopes Of pacific
solution Of the Eastern question were looked for as
the result.
The general news is Of varied and interesting
character Its details will be found elsewhere.
News from Havana to the Sd inst confirms the re
port of the insurrection among the Chinese Coolies
on Of the interior plantations. The statement
that several goes of negroes had been landed
is also confirmed. Those engaged in the slave trade
determined to fill their Golfers during the alb
sence of the British squadron TO the fishery regions
desp tie the apparent demonstrations of opposition
made to he nefarious business by some Of the Span
Eh officials.
1axl payers win regret to observe that another day
was literally wasted by the members of our State
Legislature yesterday. The Committee of Confer
ence, however, reported that there necessity
kr tie Assembly to remain in session during the
progress OF tn. Mather impeachment trial, to wach
report is most since, ely hoped the latter body will
agree Indeed, proposition made that the final
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with the apparent design of closing up the books it
was declared inexpedent attend the Crystal Palace
opening. But the people have become accustomed
TO these maneuvres-consequently few will be aston
isl ed to learn that the Assembly in the afternoon
solved to adjourn till Friday in order that the mem
bers light to this city and participate in the
ceremonies of the Crystal Palace opening.
some rather curious conversation took place in
the Senate while the bill making appropriations for
the pay of persons in the service of the State
under consideration. 1t was hoped that the appro
praton for the legislators during the extra session.
would lot be stricken out for the reason that most
Of the Assemblymen had already drawn their pay
some of them for holidays and all. The Sup
ply bill is represented having been dis
cussed with much deliberation as though
the session was to last hundred days longer. To
wards the close o. the proceedings the bill was
ported to the Senate whereupon Mr. Cooley made
m unsuccessful effort to add the Of twenty five
thousand dollars for the New York volunteers.
The Assembly, during the forenoon, was engaged
upon the bills relative to Courts of impeachment
Canal Disbursements, Revenue Certificates, &c.
A despatch from Washington declares that in
formation has been received which leaves very little
doubt that the mission TO England will be declined
by Mr.. Buchanan.
General Rusks expedition to select route for the
Or posed railroad 20 the Pacific was still at I'll P.so
at last accounts. Some of the party are OF the
opiiion that the Ell Paso route possesses oyeryhen
ing advantages.
The Coroners Jury on the victims of the recent
Gavazz riGts in Montreal nave st length rendered
their verdict. The Protestant portion of the jury
declare thgt the orders iven by the Mayor to the
troops u EFe we're unnecessary and uniusti6 lbic.
TIE Catholics say nothing about the Mayor but de-
clare tba. the order 10 ie given by some person
unknown
The Board of Supervisors were summoned FOR
special NEE tang yesterday al Il o'clock, bat quo
rum not being present iney we're unable to organize
The Recor4sr SAID that with the appreciation OF
those present, he would suggest u the Mayor to
l1ue call for . meeting On Monday next, at 4
O'Clock
The United states District Court stands further
adjourned to Friday morpne NJ II o'clock.
Y In addition to rnuch Other readl1g, to-day inside
pages contain fun reports u The Eighth Anaual
Commencement Of st. J9has College az Fordhan,
and tic laying Of the csrner stone Of the Madison
souare Presbyterian Churcll account of the pacing
and trotting contests over the Onion Course last
Tuesday Finaneiai, Commercial Theatrical and
Miscellaneous News, &c.