The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-06
ARRIVAL OF TIE ASIA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION STILL UNSETTLED
Dissolution Of the Dutch Ministry.
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The Fishery Question in the
House OF Lords.
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Mrs. Uncle Tom Stoves Reception in
Edinburg.
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Englih View Of Mr.. Soulc's appointment to
Spain.
STATE OF THE MARKETS,
&C., &C., &c.

&C., &C., &c.
The Cunard steamship Asia, Capt. Lott, arrived
at this port at quarter before ten o'clock yesterday
morning. She left Liverpool at halfpast ten o'clock
on Saturday morning, the 23d ult. Length Of pas
sage, eleven days, twenty three hours, and fifteen
minutes.
The United States mail steamship Franklin ar
rived off Cowes at midnight on Wednesday the 2Oth
and landed her mails and passengers on the morning
Of the 2lst.
The cabin passengers by the steamer City Of Man
chester presented Capt Wylie, her commander, with
handsome silver tea service, for his attention to
them during the voyage
The news is nominally three days later, but actu-
ally little more than two the Baltic having brought
out the mails to the evening Of Wednesday, the Goth
ult and the Asia having sailed before the opening of
business on Saturday morning, the 23d.
Cotton remained quiet at the decline. Little else
interesting commercially
The Canada Clergy Reserves bill was read Sc;
cond time in the House of Lords last night, 22d
ultimO.
Raspail has been pardoned, on condition that he
will quit France.
Lord Stratford de Redcliffe English ambassador
at Constantinople, has had an interview with the
Sultan, and was closeted with him four hours.
democratic conspiracy has been discovered in
in the kingdom Of Hanover A number Of arrests
had taken place at Luneburg and Stacle. Attempts
had been made by the consprators to seduce the SOL
diery from their allegiance.
The notorious DR.. Ach announces, by advertise
ment in the Christian Times, that he is about to
Joavo ENGLAND for the limited States
The West India mail steamer Great Western had
arrived at Southampton, with dates from Chagres to
26th March, and s7OO 900 in specie, and large
quantity of copper ore. The West India islands
generally were healthy.
Telegraphic dispatches describe the affairs of the
East to be assuming very threatening aspect; and
there seems every reason to apprehend that unless
bis demands are Immediately complied with, Prince
Menschikoff will quit Constantinople. But letters
from Paris allude to with respect to some new
complication having occurred in the Eastern question;
but un-y do not appear to be confirmed in any well
informed quarters. The latest accounts from Con-
stantinople direct state that Prince Menschkons
propositions still pending and he is reported to
have threatened that, if not speedily complied with
he would leave Constantinople.
In consequence of the disturbances at Broussa the
stantinope, and steamers of war fully armed, had
taken position on the principal points. Russian
steamers Of war had also proceeded to Yemlek, in
order to protect their countrymen and the Chris
tans.
The Denmark Chambers have been dissolved, in
consequence Of the royal message the subject of
the succession to the throne having been rejected.
| Adyices from the Hague announce the dissolution
Of the ministry, and the partial appointment of q
new cabinet including M. Van Hall, M. bunker Cur.
thus, M. vanreenen, and NJ Van Doom.
It appears, by conversation which occurred in the
English House OF Commons on Tuesday evening the
10th ut., that the value of Irish members has risen
very considerably in the political market since Mr.
Gladstone proposed his budget. Three millions was
the amount then appropriated to reconcile Ireland to
the infction Of an income tax; on Tuesday evening"
however, Mr. Gladstone informed the House that the
entire amount of four millions and half which Ire
land oCes to this country, is proposed to be swept
auay. Mr. Gladstone cannot relieve England of the
income tax. No one can be surprised at it when it
costs SO much to conciliate Ireland.
Accounts from Perth Western Australia have been
received to the 18th January. The periodical meet
ing of the Western Australian Bank had just taken
place, and the dividend declared at the rate Of
l2t per cent per annum The harvest in the interior
was nearly concluded, and the result considered
favorable but little difficulty had been expe-
rienced in obtaining labor, owing to the prevalence
of influenza Coal shale had been discovered in the
neighborhood of the Preston river, and also a new
pastoral district to the eastward the capabilities of
which were regarded as important
England.
THE NEW BRITISH TAMFF-ITs EFFECT UPON AME.
RICAN TRADE-THE COLONIAL FISHERIES-KOS-
SUTH AND THE LONDON TIMEs-THE SAYINGS
AND DOINGs OF MRS. H. B. sTowE-THE EXTRA
DITIoN CONVENTION WITH FRANCE-THE INDIAN
ovERNMENT-MERC ANTILE, NAVAL, JUDICIAL,
LITERARY, AND MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
The resolutions to be proposed BY the Chancellor OF the
Exchequer in accordance with the budget propose
the total abolition of the duties large number OF art
cles among which Of most interest to America, are
Querctron bark hams OF all kinds; meat preserved in
alive or dead honey pickles and vegetables IN
SALT vinegar and verjuce turpentne OF greater value
than los per cwt oil or spirits Of turpent,ne lcgwood
furniture woods excepting ash beech, birch, oak vain
scoa elm cucumbers preserved In salt; glass, (under
certain restrctons) oil Of rosn fresh fish, Certain Of
foreign ca,ch) cured ash (not otherwise enumerated)
pig and sheet lead copper (various); hewn stone and
slate; marble slabs; hair iinen.an cotton man
including standing and rusng rigging; mats and mat
ting kin and manufactures OF skins or furs
undyed yarpN spun silk and worsted; worsted yarn
cable yarn; wastewood viz-billet brush, used for
purpo 60 Of stowage; soap.
On tea the duty shall be to sth Of April 1854 1 1od
per lb to 5th April 1855, Is 3D. per lb to 5th April
1858, Is 3D. ever afterwards, Is. sterling per pound
weight.
In lieu OF the present customs duties the following
articles Of foreign import duties shall be charged as fol
lews -On apples 3D. per bushe, dried apples L. per
bushel butter, S. per cwt; cheese, Is Cd per cwt;
eggs "a per 12o arrowroot 4hd per lb spruce beer
Is Cd per 80 gallons biscuit and bread s1d per cyt
books, Of editions prior to 1901 bound or uneound 2ls
per cwt 1901 IN English foreign languages JOS
cwt admitted under treaties Of international copy
prints Of the same lbs per cwt; walking sticks and
sAnss A. per dozen umbrella sticks as per 100 cspers
including pickle, I'D Per 70. raw cherries, "a per
value each A. per DOZEN not 12s Cd EACH S. per
dozsn, not over f3 each 2 each not El0 eaoh a.
each oYss ElQ SAQA, lQs sAah copper, uNaatAesursa