The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-20
NEWS BY LEG RAP III +.
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ADDITIONAL NEWS BY THE CANADA,
AT Halifax.
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kOSSUTH AND MAZZINl.
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Interesting Items---Shipwrecks.
MARKET REPORTS.
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AFFAIRS In WASHINGTON CITY.
THE COPYRIGHT TREATY.
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THE AFFAIR AT HONDURAS.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
&C., &c, &c.

Additional News from Europe by the Canada.
SCOTIA, BRUNSWICK MAIsE TIT EaRAps
TO PORTLAND THENcE ny TTs RAIN LINE TO BOSTON, AND
11iENCK TO NEW YORK BY HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH NO.
Il WALL sTRixr.
Owing 70 disarrangement Of the wires we were ena
bed to give but small portion of the Canada's news
yesterday morning The telegraph resumed operations
last evening" and gave the following additional
igence-
HALIFAX March 10, 1853
The Collins steamship Atlantic from New York Feb 49,
arrived at Liverpool at {. .25 Am. I'd inst.
The screw steamship City Of Manchester, (probably
City Of Glasgow sailed from Liverpool at $50 P.M of
the I'd inst for Philadelphia.
The Canada in lat. 40 20 NJ, lon. % 10 w., passed
large steamer with red funne-supposed from New York
for Liverpool
Great Britain.
REFUGEE FOREIGNERs-CLERGY RESERVES IN CANA
DA-THE MONTENEGRO AFFAIR-LETTER FROM
MAZzINI-KossUTH's FRIENDSHIP FOR HIM--sTAF-
FORD HOUSE AT THE DISPOSAL OF MRS. STOWE TO
GIVE RECEPTIONs-BRIBERY AMONG THE MEMBERS
OF PARLIAMENT-ARRIvAL OF GOLD FROM AUS
TRALIA-sHIPwRECKs, ETC., ETC.
In Parliament Lord Pamerston stated that appica
on had been mede by any foreign power for the expu
on of foreign refugees from Great Britain and had such
an application beea made it would have been met by
firm and decided refusaand at the same time he thought
refugee foreigners bound in honor to bring the
So"ANJ AitS uAAncuAty W tnOiE AuP PiuucnOc'
Lord Derby presented petition from Canada signed
by Canadian Presbyerians, against disposing Of the
clergy reserves and from himself against the pro-
posed spoations.
The adjourned debate the Naynooth Catholic College
was resumed, and confined to Schofelds amendment to
extend the inquiry to all ecclesiastical grants After
long discussion the amendment was rejected
On Friday night the Canada Reserve bill was ordered
to third reading, by SO majority.
Lord Dudley Stuart called the attention Of Parliament
to Turkish affairs affecting the balance Of power in
made by the Austrian and Turkish governments on the
subject Of Montenegro
Mr.. Millens seconded the notion
Lord John Russell Piled that on hearing of Austrias
demands on Turkey the British government had thought
1t necessary to have frank explanation from Austria
and at the time express the views of Great Britain
to the policy of maintaining the independence of Tur
Key. He was unable to state the exact arrangements
which had been come to between Austria and Turkey
Du the former expressed herself satisfied and he did not
doubt that all difficulties would be adjusted BY negotia
ton The motion then withdrawn.
Anxiety Is felt respecting the arrival Of the West
India and Pacific mail steamers now overdue
The Queen held levee the I'd instant Mr. Ingersol
attended, and presented VIM H. Prescott, Secretary
s.sss.s e Manchester Arms employing 600 looms
dss in,tsn 70 to fS imt On tbs;rr b;Gr time for month from
present supply IN M
ler taking the responsibility of London committee
manifesto, and stating that the address to tie Hunga
rans in Italy was written by Kossuth, at Mazznis
quest during Kossuths sojourn at Kutayah and
yer afterwards reracted Mazzni says Kossuth who fully
knows how single rash act betrayng act Of sin ,e
sometimes defeat the best scheme, and compel
whole party to adjourn the fulfmen Of their most
cred hopes ought to be the last throw stone before
due time has elapsed at well meaning and determined
though momentarily conquered friends
Kossuth has addressed letter to Captain Sayne Reid
saying that bis proclamation garbled and that Maz
zini and himself are still sworn friends
The Morning advertiser that the Duchess of
Sutherland places Stafford House at the disposal of Mrs.
Stowe to give receptions n and that the Ea Of Shaftes
bury Carlisle etc will meet her at Liverpool and an
address, with 10000 womens signatures will arrive by
the next steamships
Rev. John Jackson, of st James Church. London, has
been appointed Bishop of Lincoln.
Dr. Overng, the African traveller, died in September.
1t s reported that government had refused to grant
charter to the London and Liverpool and American Steam
ship Company
Eight members of Parliament ted for bribery
A vessel has arrived from Melbourne with nearly
81 900, 900 in gold
Many shipwrecks reported along the coast in the
hurricane of Saturday, 26th ult.
France.