The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-12
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
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THREE BAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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IN0PoRTAMT FROM JAPAN.
SUCCESSFUL MISSION OF COMMODORE PERRY.
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Two Ports Opened to the Commerce of
the World.
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INTERES TING FROM SPAIN.
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MILITARY PREPARATIONS FOR CUBA.
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THE UROPEAN yAR.
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The New Quadruple Alliance.
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THE REPULSE OF THE RUSSIANS AT sILIsTRA.
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SLIGHT DECLINE IN BREADSTvFfS.
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COTTON AND CONS OILS,
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SLIGHT DECLINE IN BREADSTvFfS.
TTON AND CONS OIL s,
10, &C., &c.

The Collins mail steamship Pacific, Captain Nye, ar
rived at this port at half past eight O'Clock last night
She left Liverpool O'Clock Wednesday after
noon, the thirty first ultimo.
The advices from Japan confirm the intelligence pub
ashed 10 the NEw YORK Herald few days ago the
cess Of Commodore Perry The correspondent of the
London Times writing from Hong Kong on the twelfth
OF April gives the following interesting particulars Of
Commodore Perry's mission to Jeddo =
The most prominent and nteres sting intelligence we
have to communicate BY this mail is the authentic
counts Of the successful negotiations Of his Erceency
Commodore Perry, Of he Tinted States Macy, Japan;
and there Is great for believing that we may
shortly have particulars Of the treaty the ports to
be opened as ON the 9th OF March Commodore Perry
WAS to have grand meeting Jedio with the Princes
and Ministers OF the Emperor of Japan appointed is
said for the consideration and conclusion, aud most pro-
badly the ratification Of the treaty From sill learn
there be doubt that Japan viii be opened to all
nations and each have the faculty OF making treaty
The United states ship Saratoga be despatched
after the eth for Panama. convey the important
news to Washington
The United States steamer susquehanpah arrived here
on I'd inst having left the Bay Of Jeddo tho 25th
u and Is to be- held the service of the United States
Commissioner, Mr.. McIane.
The ports SELECTED said TO DO Ozaka in "a deg As
min north latitude ard 1885 deg rs min longitude and
Astsma in the Straits Of Ssngan.
The Emperor OF japan was dead. very old man, but
new Emperor, enthroned
The report given Of the Russidn Admiral haring made
treaty uiA ne Emperor turns ont to be unfounded
The Vienna correspondent OF the London Times tele
graphs Nor day that dispatches have b,en received
from sohumla Of May 2sd which state that the Russians
had been repused four times with heavy at Slisra
private despatch that the 2sth the fortress
had not surrendered Tunis sends 10, 900 to the
Porto.
The journal de ST. Paers1urg states that on the 10th
two frgates cannonaded the batteries Of Withstand and
the Goth approached Renas, but repulsel The
hagicienne has brought to Copenhagen that por
ton Of the feet bombsrded Gustavswarna the ed
without any result.
st. Petersburg sdvices OF the 2lst say . very hostile
feeling prevails against Austria
The London Nps says Dispatches were received on
the 10th eminent Greek frm the effect that the
King Of Greece has accepted the Anglo French ulti
mAtum.
The Paris paper Deates says King Ohio has It is true
accepted the utimatum, and promised TO form =
Cabinet, but solely the condition that the West
Powers orego their intention Of occupying the Pra
GUS they do he declares he win retire into the nte
rior and there concentrate his troops
The London ridcues the idea Of the least danger
to the Indian possessions arising from the treaties be-
tween the Emperor OF Russia the Khans Of Khiva and
Bokbara and Dost Mshommed.
Advices from Odessa to the 10th throw doubts
the statements 70 the existence of q blockade.
Some neutral vessels Odessa had been given to
dersand that vessels allowed to pass into the Black
Sea- unless they had Goals naval stores board.
The accounts from the colony Of Victoria Australia,
by the overland mall exceedingly satisfactory
CARDS the gold production although the import markets
present favorable change the average rate Of arrivals
for the ist two months having been about tons Of
shipping weekly Notwithstanding the heavy losses in
the import markets, there have been failures, al
though largo number Of small dealers have become In
solvent The chief sufferers from the fall in goods will
doubtless b Enslsh firms who have shipped their
own account
II IL reported that the Russians menacing Ere
roum. They have recently made compulsory enrol
ment OF 80 600 Armenisns Is also reported the Al
lied ships had bombarded Kafa Theodosia, Russian
port on the eastern coast Of the Crimea.
The Africa arrived Sunday night the 18th ut.
at Iok O'Clock.
The Liverpool cotton market rather stesdier but
not sufficiently to alter quotations. Breadstufs
dull Money Is In demand Consols and French Rentes
strong and advancing
The ereq,satsr Of the French government has been
granted TO Mr.. MAhony, Unted States Cons I'll at Al
siers
Letters from st. Petersburg Of the 18th ult state that
Sir Hamilton seymour's property had been shipped
board . Prussian vessel