The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-17
Win NEWS.

The Europa, from Liverpool, arrived at Ibis pors
yesterday morning, bringing our files OF Eogl.sh
curnals to the Sit Of December, Gnd Paris intei-
gence OF the 29tl. The aspect Of Affairs in tne East
remained almost unchanged from lie cay the Bll,ic
sailed. We refer t. the position OF me Russo Turkish
difficulty AZ length else where.
There is little news from France or England.
Pari,ene ut bad been further ptorogued to the 3lst
Of this month An imperial decree Of the French
government makes important con ,essicns to the
cotton traters Of Eoglaud
Il was said tnat the Emperor OF France had r..
ceivea q despatch from Madrid, stating that NJ.
SoIc, Sen, had been killed iU a second duel a.
Madrid but TIE report required confirmation.
The appslipg loss OF life and the terrible suEirg
of the Survivors consequent upon the wreck OF tbe
...-,. c. r,--.,..,-.. -. .Culef Theme o.
discussion in Congress SOD orr city Legislature
well in pablo and private cir les throughout the
country, yesterday. Both branches of Congress, i
viii b. seen, have aken steps - testify their high
appreciation of the noble conduct Of the captains
and crews Of the SHIPS Three Bells and Antarctc,
and tie bark kby, to whose skill, bravery
and indaiatigab'e exertions under the It
trying an, hazardous circumstances, some five
hundred hunsn beings 81 Indebted for deliver
sDc4 from S4tets grayrs. The necessary measures
have slso been adop'e3 10 make provision
FOR the losses Of the officers and soldier Of thu ~
who were passengers % board the steamer, and %
remu- crate the oommanders and ow1ers Of the res
cuing vessels for TIE expense aud inconvenience ia
CURED by them n rendering assistance. The Boards
Of Aldermen and Councilmen are resolved 70 CON
plme1t Captains Creighton, Lowe, and Stoufer aod
10 invite them - periake Of the hospital ties OF the
city. The merchants Of the city also doing their
duty b. sub5crib literally wards she purchase Of
medals, &c. il CONNER dration Of the generous ser
vices Of these aalaut officers al viii be seen by
the reports II the meetings at the Ex ,hange
and Corn Exchange. We understand that
about two thousand dollars have already been SUB.
scribed and that list Of the donors will be pub
lisbed 70. monow. We publish some additional IN
formation with regard TO the wreck, the sufferers and
their rescuers, the approach Of the bark Klby to
Boston &C. al Of which will be read With feelings
OF the most intense interest.
In the course Il bis remarks in the Senate ye.ter.
day, Mr.. Pearce alluded 70 the manner in which
Capt. Nye, Of the Collins steamer Pacific, had been
rewarded for his exerrions in saving the. crew Of
British vessel But this is not the only instance by
aDy means in which American sailors have been
sulogzed by the English people for their gallant
Humane Society in the case OF Capt. Ludlow Of the
American wh4eship Monmouth, who rescued ono
hundred and five persons from the wrecked bark
Meridian. Full particulars are given in another
page.
x Elk Secretary Clayton concluded MS speech In the
United States Senate yesterday in reply to Gen.
Cass. It the close spirited discussion took place
betw cen The two gentloDeu alter which the suesct
OF the Clayto Bu ser treaty was laid on the tlbe.
In The House Mr., Maurice introduced resolutions j.
relation 70 the removal Of Collector B-oasoo, add
Mr.. Lyon a resolution concerning The protection a.
forded - Ameiis rs abroad. FIR lie proceedings
with regard 20 these and great variety Of other Ia
terestiug matters tho reader Is referred - tn re-
ports under the proper mead
Tie business transacted 10 our Sta.e Legislature
yett rdoy III ugh Of interesting character, 80
not sha may he classed ss important. The Se1a e
In Committee OF the Whole, adopted the proposed
amendmen.s 20 the constitution in order to secn,e
the completion Of the canals. AS nearly al odrread
err ere interested in the Legislative movements with
regard to the parks oar correspondent has given
proper attention TO the matter.
report having been circulated that Bishop BE
DIM vas in Philadelphia lest eyeainu, large pro
cessioD ives formed and marched through the streets
Of that place, ~ the head Of which was borae Az
sfiry OF the Nuuoio We also learn that placards.
printed ia four languages were recently posted
throughout the city Of New orleans, in which COZ.
4noaieo visit rom the Nunco announced, and
the pr jpriety q trea'ing him as wild beast wa
urged. How bitter must be the feeling against the
Bishop when we find people ia all parts OF the coun
try joining these extraordinary demonstrations Of
hostility.
Late sdvices from Texas announce that Gea. Car
ayajai has been acquitted by the United States
Court Of the charge Of invading the Mexican terri
tory at the heaa o. hand Of armed me With hostile
irtettions. A record OF the curious movements
toi5 undertakings, and miraculous escapes Of t4is
ytte1 o,ielian, goud probably form one 0. be
ur,ttx i'ing 20 uruls .vsr written.
c. SlO0, wsose fritnas . Washington axe report