The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-24

had any objection to lay before Parliament such pot
tons of the correspondence relating to the
sion W the Danish crown AZ could be communicated
without detrmcnt to the public service, aud especial
" circular from the foreign Danish Minister dated
May, with the reply thereto OF Lord Malmesbury.
these documents having already been printed and
circulated in the Germsn newspapers
Lord PAAMBHsTOE said the oorrespondeooe TO
which tho honorable member referred was exceed
ineiy voluminous, consisting of more than 5000
folios, aud the expense of the production Of such
MAS OF correspondence would not be repaid by the
interest which II would create. (Hear, hear,
and laush.) AS things formerly stood tho
succession TO Denmark proper went In the f.
male line. the succession to Hostsn vent In the
male line. and the sue ,ession 10 Hcbcswig was
disputed; and on the 6eath Of the present king
and his .uncae, who would be his successor, Dem
other, and Soheswig would go between them. 1t
was the object Of the British government TO prevent
such state Of things. aud it Thought important
70 the interests Of Europe, and especially q Eng
common parianco were called the Danish monarchy.
For that purpose it was necessary to obtain renun
ciation from the female branch. which would other
wise have inherited the crown Of Denmark, To OBJ
tain the reaunciatcn Of the male branch, which had
claims to Holstein and to combine the claims to the
whole in some one party. That was the object OF
the treaty. If tho honorable menber wished for
any particular documents, aud would specify them,
he would examine them and ascertain whether therS
was any objection to their production.
Mr. BLACKETT said the paper for which he was
tho more particularly anxious, was the circular to
Cholera was still violent in st. Petersburg Hell
sngford. DC. In Copenhagen was on tho decrease.
spain.
ANTICIrArsD oARLrsr TROUBLES, ET0.
The Gazette contains the ratification Of oil the rail-
way concessions.
Advces from Alicante August l. state that vessels
arriving there from British ports were subjected TO
three days quarantine, In consequence OF cholera at
Copenhagen, from which place there Is constant
communication with Britain:
The twenty.fyst auction Of the foreign redeemable
debt of Spain was to take place at Madrid the 3Oth
There were rumOrs, though vague ones, shat
Cebrcra and other Cari chiefs were mcdita ting an
outbreak ia Catalonia. ,rAl
Rapid progress is making in foatiying the Bacaaic
lslands.
Lisbon letters OF the I'd were received. They do
not contain any news.
ReIgia,a
The first publication OF the banns Of marriage OF
the Duke do Brabant with the Archduchcss Maria
Henrietta, took place at Brussels on Sunday, Yth.
Tho burgonaster read the announcement, conforma-
bly, TO Law, at the door of the Hotel dc ViIle aud
afterwards posted it with other notices that had been
read at same tino.
Switzerland.
The Swiss Federal Chambers rose 5th instant and
VIII rcassemhlc January ., 1851 Before the session
terminated, the executive council, ct special meet
ing, resolved that the concessions already made to
Austria for the sake Of friendly arrangement. were
the utmost that should be offered.
Italy.
Nine persons had been condemned to imprison-
inept for forty months, on charge OF being mom-
bers Of an evangelical and political society, for pur
poses hostile to the religion and government Of the
country. Guerszzi bad been permitted to take up
his residence in France
The Modena Messeager Of Ord, publishes the ad.
heson Of the Duke Of Mcdena TO the treaty OF com.
mercc signed between Austria and Sardinia In 1861.
AFFAIR OF MISSIONARY KrSsu.
Tie Pat'ls says. on the faith OF a letter from
Athens, OF July rs, that the difficulties with the
United States were In fair way of being settled.
The French Charge dAGaires WIS using his good
China.
a letter from Cnuton, Of the 10th Of June, states
that two ENJOYS Of the insunectiouary government
Of Nsnkn had had a long conference at Shanghai
with Sfr George Bonham and the other European re
sdents. The result Of this conference was satisac.
tory TO the English. One OF these ENJOYS, whose
name Is Pcnagkcm, Is a very intelligent man, and
has great credit with the army and the confidence of
the'che OF the rebellion He Was about 10 set sail
for Europe on special miSsloc.
The Overland Asiatsc Mail
Loss or TnE AMERICAN STEAMER MONUMENTAL CITY
--rHIRTy-FivE PERsoss pEowsED-L0ss or AN
ARAB sHIp--LATEsT PROM CHINA.
A telegraph from Trieste, Wednesday, 10th, an
nounces tho arrival there of the steamship Calcutta
Ill hours from Alexandria, Egypt. The despatch is
dated Alexandria, August 8, aud says The Cal
cutta mail Of July g. has arrived with the China
mail Of the 2Sd juno and Intelligence from bur
nah to 22d June from Sydney, Nay 81 Bombay
July I'd.
lhe King OF Ava had become more submissive
He has issued orders that the British troops ROT
to DO nolested, and silat Meaday and Tounghou are
20 remain In British possession lie had released al
the prisoners, bot wolld not yet sign the treaty
n
"a Id. q %. Id.
From China, adelces state that the hnperialist
army in China was preparing to rctake Amoy, bat
without much chance Of e,iccess
Canton had not been attacked. Business wss very
dull. and money very scafce. Exchange on London
be. 30. Ga. al
The Arab chip Pare Kercem, on her passage from
Alden 10 Bombay, with the Bombay portion OF tho
Indian mail which left London on The 2ith OF June,
forndered ct sea, twenty miles from Alden. The
malls, consisting Of sixty eight boXcs were lost, and
17e ont Of 100 Arcbs 0d LaScars 7o were on board,
were drowned. Mr.. Nsnkins, tho mail agent, also
persisted.
The Legislative coancu Of New South VALE have
appointed committee Of Ton To prepare the new
constituton The product OF the Victoria gold heidi
wss increasing. There wss great dcstitution among
the newly arrived eriigrants az Melbourne. Rents
aid prices were oxtrayaganty high. Price OF gold
Tho American steamship Monumental City WIS
wrecked on tho 18th Of May, on her passage frcIa
Port Philip to Sydney, and Thirty i've persons
persheS.
Private teleYraphIc accents arc said 20 indicate
further success Tire part Of the insurgents. They
are stated to have beaten back the Imperial hees
from Nanhn.
In. Neuulanp, Ct Munich, gays -" From private
letter received BY me By last mail, il appears that
tho rebels. or patriots, have issued proclamation
that they will not take Canton until Zext September.
My infoImaus ~ perscn on WHOM l con rely, end
1t Is therefore highly important TO the mercantile
community that some provisiaA should be made to
protcot tho British interest in that lerge city Ia the
eyIit Of the attack actually taking place." aaai
Smyrna letters mention W.
= !" osOcd ''Ss.e yoyv r,,,..
c..,,, VESrCE. August q. lsss.
ctf, and trcadstuhs actually h dc Vsnst hoO..
'"osYs'e 70 " NE. without regard 70 the c"uufsy
a'Iat. Est --.--.