The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-08


asmuch as the chief object ofthe sequestration
prevent the furnishing Of the rich emigrants with
cans whereby they were enabled to prosecute the
IDS Of revolutionary agitations, Marshal Radetzky
u been empowered, upon due examination o. re-
live circumstances, to remove the sequestration
SO Of the estates of such LombardoS Sandman emf
ants, II it can be satisfactorily proved that the
venues Of the said sequestrated estates are only
fcient for the supply of the personal wants of the
Migrants
os Portugal.
VISIT OF THE KING TO ENGLAND.
The Liverpool Times of May the 27th has the fol-
wing:-We understand that his youthful Majesty
e King of Portugal, accompanied by his brother
On Luis de Braganza, and suite, viii, according to
esent arrangements, errive in this country ON
iday or Saturday next, ON visit to the Queen and
ince Albert, route to Brussels, on visit to his
eat uncle, the King Of the Bolgians. The young
onarch will, we believe, land 1t Southampton, from
% Mindello, Portuguese steam frigate, attended by
e Saldanah, government steamer, and will be re-
lived by Count Lavradio, the Portuguese Minister,
ID one Of her Majestys Lords OF Equerriesi in wait.
g. The King is expected TO remain inthis country
It'll after Ascot races which commence on the
th Of the ensuing month.
Switzerland.
Theelections which have just taken place, (Bene,
lay 24,) for the composition of the grand council
the canton of Bernc have given the following re-
lts:2l radical representa- yes have been elected;
le conservatives bare obtained IL nominatiQs.
he general result, including the elections which
ID previously taken place, gives majority OF five
ptes to the radicals.
India and China.
The steamer Bombay arrived at Trieste on Tues
~ morning. May u.s. In one hundred and thirteen
burs from Alexandra. Advices from Alexandria
MaV 10, state that the India mail had arrived,
ith advices from Calcutta, April 20; Madras, Gath;
hanghae and Hogkong, April (probably) IL;
ngapore, April (probably) 10; Bombay, 2sth..
II is asserted that Russia has concluded treaties
It'll Persia, Bokhara, and Khiva. The articles Of
le treaty between Russia aad Khiva are:-The
lends and enemies Of the one State are to be the
lends and enemies Of the other. Russia will not
Aerfere with the domfnions Of the Khan Of Khiva.
Russian ambassador is to reside at Khiva. A sub
diary force is to be kept at Khiva Of 10000 horse
ZEN, oficered and paid by Russia. Russian, Per
an, Bokharan, and Afghan slaves now in Khiva
Fe to be released on payment Of their full value.
nssia is to build cantonments, and to maintain
rec for twenty years within the Khivan frontier.
ost Mahomed demands, as the price Of his ale
lance, 5000 Russian troops and the necessaryfunds
The patriot army in China was advancing towards
ekin.
Trade at Calcutta was dull. Exchange was Is.
a.; Exchange at Shanghai, g. 10d.; Canton, So. I'd.
In Canton frequent reports Of internal disturb
hces. Imports extremely dull; quotations dull and
wer. Tea moderate business transacted at for
Ter rates. Exchange, IS. I'd.
News from Australia.
The advices from Australia by the recent arrivals
England, as dated at Melbourne to March 26;
ydney, March 20; Melbourne, March "a, and AIDE
ide, March 20, confirm the previous reports Of the
neral increase in the gold production. With re-
ard to the import markets the late news brought
the rapid passage Of the American steamer
clden Age had created disappointment, owing to
eannouncement Of continued shipments from this
buntry on larger scale than had been anticipated
he value of land was rapidly increasing. Among
be vessels with gold which had lately sailed were
be South Sea to London, with $40 ounces, and
pc Alfred, from Geelong to London, with l037S
unces.
Prom Van Dieman's Land the dates are to tho 18th
February; The new gold discoveries in the Ben
on. Here, also, the value OF land was greatly In
easing, and in some large sales lately made UMPIRE
edented prices had been realized.
The Cape or Good Hope.
PLYnou1n, Saturday Morning, Nay 1.-THE General
sean s shgpns packet Indiana n Capt
Helena Goth, Ascension May o St. Vincent 18th, and
The Australian steamer on entering Table Bay on the
pth Of March, ran ashore, injured her rudder, and
eke her fan she had previously broken the shaft Of
engine at spare fan being board the chief
nse Of detention was the repairs Of the shaft which
ecd occupy ten days or fortnight more. She would
the bank until she Is ready
The Earl Of Balcarras Indiaman with $50 invaEds
pm India having lost her masts off Madagascar, was
The Uni ed States corvette Marion was at st. Vincent
Her AAjestys hhp Medea left Lisbon for Jamaica AID
Spoke, English ship showing distinguishing pendant,
g s,sle; May IL in 1t 80 n, lon. = w., an smigrsnt
fishing pendant, No. s,4Io:
At Mauritius document bills are in demand at V to
r cent discount Freight GO to 60 %. 3D. to England
The PeninsuIar Malls.
By the Peninsuar and Oriental Company's steamship
sxins, at northampton on 2sth ultmo We have ds..s
ON Constantinope to the 10th, Smyrna TO the 12th
ana . the 18th, and Gibraltar % the 2ast.
The Ruxins on the 18th ut spoke the Peninsular and
anaport ships Nseotator and Bannstyns op the 9lst
saner, No 4Se2 first distinguishing pendant aud the
NE steamer Tonning was at Gibraltar, em6arhing
eops for England, and the sailing transport No. rs.
lieEed MusIny ON Board nm American Emil
From the Weekly Despatch, May ISL
Intelligence has reached Bristol Of fearful TRACE
having occurred in the course of Thursday, on
paId an emigrant ship, in the Bristol channel, on
American vessel, called the African. Nothing
axticular occurred until the African had got to
bout six or seven miles below the Flat Holmes, be-
.een Barry Island and Sally, when all hands were
Iiped on deck for the purpose Of enrolling their
ames on the chips books, In the usual manner.
be men came together, but had scarcely assembled
eforc party Of five Of them turned out from
nong the Others, declaring that they would not
roceed in the ship as the captain had got lot Of
oys to do mons work, and that all the labor Of
crking the ship would fall ON them, as the only
BILE aeamen on board. Upon hearing this do
azation, the mate, Mr.. Davis, o native Of
merlca demonstrated with them, and asked
lem why they had not made the objection earlier,
nd before the vessel left the Dock The men
piled that they had seen by the bearing of
'e bands during the short distance they had come
pat the boys were unequal TO the work OF the ship;
nd, upon being further demonstrated with, they
s1dressed themselves to the emigrants and advised
rem not to go In ship in which their lives would
in peril, as there were not sufficient men TO work
er safely. Upon seeing this state Of things, MIR.
artt Jr., the pilot. ordered the steamtug TO turn
midland come alongside the ship, in order that the
We refractory seamen who refused to discharge their
uty might be taken ashore and confined; bat the
lot was told to mind his own business, and one Of
70 crew brandished knife and told him II he was
1t quiet n take the consequences. A gentleman
med SPIRIT, who was board for the purpose Of
king leave Of friend, spoke to of the men,
hiding him that the captain. was kind-hearted
an and good seaman, and one who would not be
selyn any way to peril the safety Of the ship and
'esc9ilmited to his charge. Mr. SPIRIT so far won
'cn the man that be began to attend to his duties.