The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-09

Brunswick Hotel. Blackwell His guests numbered
about two hundred among whom were TIE Amcrf
cen Minister and suite, the Lord Mayor Of London.
and number Of the British aristocracy, - well
e the most distinguished Americans now In
Owing to the present high cost Of paper. many of
the English newspapers are missing their price one
swindIer, who uses only the signature Of &C."
Ia again ct his old tricks, addressing letters to be-
nevolent persons in England, requesting money
f5 or fl6 will do-to be sent to DR.. S. J. Lynch,
Hudson, NY. As the system has been carried on
for two years, it is time that inquiry was made who
is this Or. s. j. Lynch
Golden Age recently made the trip between Port
Philip and Sydney in forty hours. Sydney dates
were to March 25th. Gold was quoted "a o. Sd.
Cd. per ounce.
The American steamer william Penn sailed from
Gibraltar 18th June for Marseilles.
CANADIAN RECIPROCITY.
In the House Of Lords ON the 9th ult, Earl FrzwI
said rumor prevailing that treaty had been
country and the United States relative TO the asherss
ported that this treaty contained provision under which
American traders would be allowed to esabsh factories
for the purpose f curing their ash upon our colonial
coast BE considered thss such provision would be In
furious TO the colonial nteress and he wished TO know
whether thsre any truth in the reports. al udsd TO-
cd BY Lord Hgn between this country and the United
States but had only reached hs hands yesterday a.
tsrncon and he h.a not yet hsd tts 70 give It all the
consc which lite Importance deserved He c,uld
however, ssy contained 70 new provision FOX permit
ting American citizens to sstsbsh factories being In
ty OF 1918 Some concession had made the part
OF the colonies the conditions Of the treaty he be-
eved would be Of essential benefit to them anc he hop
ed that nothing would occur in respect to 1t to mar the
great work Of settling al differences between this coun-
try and the United States
In reply to the Earl Of Harrowby,
The Earl Of CIlKrsDoN expressed his regret that no
tber progress had been made in inducing the United
States to open the trade between New York and Cafor
In answer to the Earl Of Derby the Duke of NEWCASTLE
fad that the assent Of Colonial Legislatures would be
treaty. HE subject then dropped.
On Friday Lord D. sruARr gave notice that on Tues.
day he would move a resolution to the effect that
the Emperor Of Russia having BY his conduct violated
the free navigation Of the Danube &C., 3hs country
Of The Russo Dutch loan MI. Eyard gave notice,
for thursday 1s1 q motion 70 tine o sses sas
public mind to the object Of the war; and to lessen
the prospects Of honorable and durable peace Lord
before the House a. to give the motion of
the Hon. gentleman the day mentioned. In reply to
question asked BY Mr.. Oregon, the noble lord said
require fer England commercial terms from JAPAN ~
favorable any which might be conceded to America
France.
n. PERsTGEy's RETIREMENT-BANK DIVIDEND
TURKISH LOAN-THE CROPS.
M. de Persigny has resigned the Ministry Of the
The # hao n@
regret that NJ Persigny would not accept the posi-
ton Of minister without portfolio. Ill health Is the
alleged cause of retirement NJ de Billault. presi-
Persigny as Minister Of the Interior. This change
Of officers will make no change in the policy Of the
administration.
The Managing Committee Of the Bank Of France
have fixed the dividend for the past half year at liz
francs
The commissioner empowered to negotiate loan
for Turkey had arrived In Paris.
NJ. Maviocordato, the newly appointed President
view with the Emperor Napoleon before leaving
Paris.
The weather continued all that could be desired,
and the report Of the crops was still favorable.
PruAs,a.
THE NEW LOAN.
One half the Prussian loan Of &c. 900 900 thalers,
voted by the Chambers in April last, has been con-
cial Company. The company has taken the new
loan at four and half per cent, at &c. and will issue
it on LIST Of July. Government has agreed not ia
coDcede the remaining half of the loan before LIST Of
October.
Russia.
A FINANCIAL. CKASEs
ST. Petersburg, June Is, advices mention that
an imperial ukase had appeared, authorizing the
Minister Of Finance to issue the last two series OF
paper money to the extent Of six millions of silver
roubes and completing the issue authorized by the
ukase of 18th January last.
India and China.
The express in anticipation Of the overland mail
has arrived. The dates were from Calcutta to May
10th: Madras.21st, Hong Kong 9Th, Singapore 10th,
Penang 18th, Gale 26th, Bombay 23d, and Bur
nah Sd.
The Russian SQUADRON Is 10 have taken refuge
the coast Of Kamschatka. One Of its vessels was
about thirty days since at Woosung, where she
After deductng vessels ordered home the English naval
force in those consists Of fifteen vessels Of the royal
navy mounting "a guns; Of % steamers Of the Indian
metal and Of twelve sailing ships Of the service,
mounting 100 guns; making total Of "a vessels and 46S
guns, exclusive Of the French squadron
1t not the Russian squadron that Is feared by our
mercantile marine, but pirates from California, sailing
under Russian colors.
Private telegraphic advices contain no further in
telligence regarding the Chinese Instruction The
threats of the lmperiafsts at Shanghae to take re-
vepge for their defeat by the foreign residents had
ended, as was expected, in nothing. All was quiet
at ShaDghae. The rate Of exchange showed con
tinued inducement for the shipment Of silver fol
England.
The Paris papers add to the above The Russian
troops are terrifying khiva. Dost Mahomed Is again
seeking for the friendship Of the English. Admiral
Sterling, with two steamers, had gone in search Of
the Russian squadron, which had Just left Batavia
Tranquility was maintained at Nankin. Shanghai
was tranquil, but disturbances had broken out al
Canton. 1t was reported that victory had been
gaired by the Imperial troops.
A hurricane in Pegu caused much loss OF life and
property.
A riot had occurred among the Chine &c at Singa-
pore.
Exchange on London Shanghae, 6s Canton, 81
CALCUTTA, May Is, 1854.
Freghts have Huctusted having at first receded fully
0s but which, after receipt Of Of actual war In
Europe, have recovered
BoHRAr, May %, 1854