The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-21

The News from Europe.
AT an early hour yesterday morning we received .
Geographic synopsis of the neys brought by the steamer
Canada, which arrived at Halifax on Friday evening
The aeay in tile of the political news was
occasened by isarrangefnent of the wires, which IL
greatly to be regretted the intelligence is Of an ex-
ceedingly interesting character
or ths benent Of those of readers who did not ~
our impression OF yestsrday ,epublish synopsis e
the news.
AN important declaration has been made in the Brtss
Parliament by Lord PaInerson with regard TO potrst
refugees. He stated that no demand for e,c,i.;,, -
refugees from England had Seen made by foreign oos
msnts; and that If such request had been made II
would have beeH firmly refused At the same time his
lordshp limited s the proprty of refugees abstaipna
from acts that would be likely to compromise England
On the 4th inst, the Canada Reserve bill was ordered
toa third reading, BY SO majority.
On tAe same evening" in reply to Lord Dudley Stuart
LORD John Russell stated that he had confident hopes Of
stre difficulties between Austria and Turkey being ad
listed by negotiation.
There has been another debate on the MAMMOTH Grant
question: and it has been determined not to extend an
inquiry to all ecclesiastical grants
At the Queens levee, the I'd inst, Mr. W. H Pres
cott secretary OF the o. S Legation, presented By
Mr.. Inge-soM
publication Of letter from Maxzni regarding Kossutb,
proclamation TO the Hungarian soldiers in Lombardv
wncn ho declares was written by the Governor n
huayah Nettled at the which Maxzini deals
nm hossutn mas replied and declares that the procla
The Duchess Of Sutherland has placed her mansion At
the disposal Of Mrs Stowe who will be received at Liver
pool by deputation Of the aristocracy.
is reported that the petition for charter from the
London and Liverpool and American Steamship Company
has been refused by the British government
vessel has arrived in England from Melbourne with
q million OF pounds sterling,
Inc news from France is unimportant There were re
Emperor and that his Holiness win sav two months a.
Compeigne. Mr.. Bushbeck had received an assuranoe
from the Emperor that the imperial should
Dc worthiy represented at the New York exhibition An
unsuccessful attempt made incendary to burn
the Toulon arsenal on the 25th u Typhus fever had
again.
From Spain learn that Narvae. has appealed to hs
Advces from Austria state that ebeney, who attempt
cd to the Emperor execued on the 1h
were rife that tie British bad ssen
but the fact had been carefully contradicte Hoveve
that may be- It certain that the Ausrsns bear an N
feeing to the English in consequence Of the hospitality
shown to kossuth and Mazzini: for the Brtshers Il
Vienna have been sent to Coventry by general society
The conspiracy recently discovered among the prisoners
at Cemorn bad been efectualy put down. Consprsotes
were however, aoot in other parts Of the Austrian do
mnions
The from Germany ID to the effect that saxonv.
hesse and other minor prncpaes have given their ad
Duke of Oldenburg died the 9th ut new coupanv
has been established at Hamburg for line Of y
From Switzerland we learn that two agents Of an Amer
can emigration company have proposed convey to the
United States the licnese lately expelled from Lombardy
In Italy the Anstrisn authorities still revenging
themselves the people for ,he late and
arrests continued to be the order OF the day Massni
sau 20 nave euded MS enemies and got safe board
tns EngsR H M M nGs s
of the late expulsion Of of its members the
South American republics and obtained promise of ac
tive interference from the Pope.
Ruasia havn airad
was being filed with imperial troops; and that demand
had been made Turkey for indemnity for the late
teryenton and settlement of the Holy Sepulchrs quss-
In Turkey itself affairs had again assumed pacific
he untrue The relations between the two countries are
most friendly and both have agreed away al
difficulties by congress at Paris in May. In the
time, the war with Montenegro has ceased.
Advces from Greece state that the Queen would
present her consort with heir
Date from the Cape of Good Hope to the oath January
had been received and the report of a battle havns,
taken place between the British and the Basutees con-
hrmed The British lost forty men, and the savages Eve
hundred
Accounts from Australia to the 9th December state
Il at the yield Of gold had rather diminished Provssns
were lower sailors were easily obtained, and emigration
The overland mail had arrived England but the news
is not important. report current that the King
of Ava had been dethroned by the heir apparent Gold
is said to have been discovered in Maaco nsurrec
ton in China still progresses Trade generally dull
though there had been slight advance in silks and
teas.
The commercial brought by the Canada is rather
important There was an unabated demand for money
and rates we're tending upward the bullion the Bank
of England had decreased $4,000 Consols were steady
at from 995 99 and American eagles quoted at
7Cs 4d The Liverpool market had been
affected by the advces from this side and prices were
rendered in favor of the buyer still further reuc.
ton sanguney expected. The grain market cirou-
lars represent wheat and flour having slightly declined
The provision market very dull, indeed
Al fiavre the cotton market dull and the demand
moderate. The French funds frmer per cents,
105f So.