The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-07
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP BALTIC.
HIGHLY iNTERES TING.
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Fresh Attempts at InsurrectiOn in Italy.
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Extensive Conspiracy Discovered in
Hungary.
The Attempt to Assassinate the Emperor
of Austria.
RENEWAL OF HOSTILITIES in MONTENEGRO
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Another Decline In Cotton,
&C., &C., &c.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,
Fresh Attempts at Insurrection in Italy
RENEWAL OF HOsTILITIEs in MONTENEGRO
Another Decline In Cotton,
&C., &C., &c.


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The Collins steamship Baltic, Capt. Comstock
reached her dock about eleven o'clock last night
having left Liverpool at noon on the 23d. Her adj
vices are three days later than those brought by the
Cambria, the details of which are given in the pre-
ceding columns.
Among the passengers by the b. are Father Ga
vazzo, the seceder from the Romish church. He de-
lvered farewell lecture at Liverpool on the even.
ing previous to his embarkation for this country.
The Africa, from New York, arrived at Liverpool
on Wednesday, Feb. %, at 2, M.
The retirement Of President Fillmore aud the in
auguration of Gen. Pierce was duly celebrated on
board the Baltic on the 4th inst. sumptuous
repast having been disposed of, the cloth was re-
moved, and the company was called to order by
Captain Comstock; whereupon Captain R. B. Forbes
Of Boston, rose, and, after a few happy remarks
proposed the health of the new President and the
prosperity of our country, which was received with
enthusiasm The affair concluded with toasts to
Captain Comstock, good wishes for the Baltic, &c.
The weather of late, throughout the greater part
Of Europe, had been exceedingly stormy. England,
France. and Prussia had been visited with heavy
falls of snow. The latest accounts from Berlin an
for week, so that railway communication had been
greatly hindered, and ia some instances entirely
stopped, by Accommodations that no available amount
Of labor could clear away in proper time.
Colonel Fremonts solicitors communicated to the
Times Of 2lst ut. the recognition of his claims to the
estate OF Marposa, California.
Under the immediate sanction OF the Duchess of
Sutherland Miss Forbes is lecturing on American
negro slavery.
Our Acknowledgements due to Purser Crazy, Of
the Baltic, for the early delivery of our foreign
packages.
Affairs In England.
CHANGE IN THE FOREIGN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PEoCEEDIsGs-Two MORE AUSTRALIAN SHIPS
wEEcKED-AS0THER ARCTIC EXPEDITION, ETC.
The Earl of Clarendon has assumed the Seals of
the Foreign Office, in place of Lord John Russell
In the House of Lords, on Monday the 2lst, the
Earl Of Aberdeen said il the intention OF govern
meut with respect to the six mile bridge affair."
TO prosecute those soldiers against whom the Coro
ner's Jury had returned verdict of wiltul murder
and also to prosecute certain Roman Catholic priests
for their conduct on that occasion.
The correspondence between the Royal Society
and the governments OF Britain and the United
States, in reference to plan proposed for making
photographed observations at sea, was laid on the
table.
In the House Of Commons the Election Committee
reported that Mr. Armstrong, M. p. for Lancaster
Samuel Carter, for Tavistock; Mr.. Gipps and Mr..
Butler tombstone for Canterbury, were unseated for
bribery Some talk followed, on the subject of the
Established Church in Ireland, the Peace Society,
Militia and other subjects, after which the House
went into Committee OF Supply, and voted various
large sums for the Admiralty service.
During the week information had been received at
Lloyd's of the wreck Of two more emigrant ships
bound to Australia, with large number of passen-
gers, all of whom were saved. The ships were the
Eglinton, Sept s, near Freemantle, Australia and
the Express, date blank, near Sydney.
CAPTAIN Penny, the eminent Arctic navigator. has
at length succeeded (says the Literary Gazette in
forming q company, for prosecuting the whale
fishery, and founding permanent settlement in the
Arctic regions. He designs to employ propellers in
whale fishing in the bays and inlets OF Davis Straits
The colony is to be founded in the inlet known as
Northumberland Inlet, or Hogarth Sound, in about
the same latitude Archangel In this locality there
are not only excellent fishing grounds, but great
store Of mineral wealth especially Of plunbago. The
company will send ont two screw steamers of five
between Greenland and Nova Zembla and later in
the year the steamers would start for Hogarth Sound
80 as to arrive there before August They would re-
main there until the ice forms in November when
they would return 10 England with the produce
leaving the settlers TO prosecute the nshore fishery
and store up the proceeds until the return Of the
steamers in spring.
DIR. YogeI and his companions Of the Central Afr.
can expedition have left London via Malta, for Tr
poll and Murzuk. Having reached the latter place,
the state Of the country will determine their route to
the interior. They will press without delay to
scientific observations.
Owing TO the prevalence Of easterly winds, the ad.
miralty has ordered the steamers Vulture and Magi-
cenne, TO proceed TO the chops Of the channel with
supplies OF provisions and water for relief Of home
ward bound ships that may be detained by contrary
winds.
The Earl of Belfast died at Naples. a few days
since, aged Is. The Bishop of Lincoln (Rey DR.
Kaye) died the 18th instant, and Lady Charlotte
Penrhyn, sister to the Earl Of Derby expired on the
10Th instant.
new company Is announced under the name Of
the Spanish and Portuguese Screw Steamship Com
pany
Two hundred and five vessels were. at Las. adj.
vices on the berth at British home ports for the
Australian colonies and comprise 10000 tons, with
no scarcity Of either passengers or oargoes.
The Pharmaceutical Society have taken up the
subject Of the adulteaton Of American lard ard are
submitting various samples to analysis,
France.
RUM0RED ALLIANCE BETWEEN FRANCE AND ENGLAND
AGAINST THE NORTHERN PowERS-SEw TRANS
ATLANTIC STEAM coMPANY-THE NAvY-THE EN-.
rsROR EocLEsiAsTIcAL HOUSEHOLD, ETC.
humofs were in circulation In Paris, for some days
pror 70 the sailing OF the Baltic OF the probability
OF an alliance by treaty between France England
and two or three minor states with a view to coun.
terbAlAnce the power Of the north Of Europe That
many people are very DESTROYS Of a friendly under.
standing between the two governments there i no
difficulty In believing; but between a regular treaty
and friendly relations, based on reciprocal lnteresf
there Ia great difference.
letter from Nantes. Of the / 18th ult aays--0Yes
terday the Project of the Loire Infereure recoived
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