The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-30

employed in cutting channel fr,m CronstAdt
to Aucalborg.
vienna, March Is, 1854.
The Gose des Par says that the treaty between the
Western Powers and the Porte concluded ON the terms
already known and that the treaty itself had reached
Vienna and been forwarded to the other Powers
81. PErEnsDURGu, March I, 1854.
Exchange Is at 81 ga. The merchants here feel
certain Of war.
Affairs I'm Great Britain.
INTERESTING PARLIAMENTARY PRocEEDINGs-rHE
coAsTING TRADE AND THE UNITED STATES.
The Coasting Trade bill was read second time in the
House of Lords.
Lord Stanley said that by repeal of the laws of the
British coasng trade, there was doubt the United
States would in time ii to their advantage make
similar concessions.
The Earl of Derby asked-Wouh the effect Of passing
the present BILL which would throw open the British
coastins trade to American shipping be to give the
British the benoft of the coasting trade Of Americas
Lord Stanley did not mean that it was incumbent
the United States to open their coasng trade but it
would relieve them from the constitutional objections
that had been urged against opening the carrying trade
TO California.
Tie Earl OF Derby thought that Britain had strong
claim in equity to the whole trade Of the United States
including California
THE WAR QUESTION, ETC.
In the House Of Commons the 10th, Mr.. Disrael
asked il government had received renewed proposals
from Russia 10 settle the Eastern difficulty.
Lord John Russell briefly replied that such propo
sition had been submitted to her Mnestys Minister at
yicnna.
The laws Of mort main, the endowment of grammar
schools &c; the other objects under discussion
Parlia
BANK DIVIDEND.
The Bank Of England had declared half yearly divi
dend Of AZ per cent free of income ax-equal to per
cent per annum.
Messrs Warwick, Harrison Co., and F. McGrcgor,
both of Cheapside, London; Gladsden, Bond Co., of
Manchester, and Dickinson & Co., of Glasgow, have
failed.
GOLD FROM AUSTRALIA, ETC.
The Australian steamer Sydney, homeward
bound had arrived at st. Vincent disabled. She had
$4,000 sterling in gold board and Sydney advices to
the 4th and Port Philip to the 18th.
The Australian markets continued dull and overstocked
Gold was plentiful
The steamship Great Western had arrived at South
ampon with Buenos Ayrcs dates Of February The ad
vices generally favorable.
The Russian gate Aurora sailed from Rio the 18th
of February for the Pacific The Russian brig Bogueda
remained at Rio.
The French Empire.
TIE LOAN.
The loan being taken with eagerness, not only in
Paris but in the Provinces Much of it was taken in
small SUNG.
LITTER FROM THE KING OF PRUSSIA, ETC.
Prince Hohenzolern had presented autograph letter
from the King of Prussia to Napoleon The letter had
not been published but il reported that It defended
Prussian neutrality, and suggested mediation by
Prussia Napoleons reply was" Prince, am happy to
zee you friend; but regards your mission it is
altogether toO late"
1t supposed that Gen. Groebcn's mission to Lon
don would similarly fail
SINGULAR NEWSPAPER PROJECT.
An extraordinary loan had been mooted to buy up and
suppress all private journals except the Aoniur and
Journal de PEmpire and to establish government
paper at the chief city of each department The plan
actually discussed by the minister's but postponed
indefinitely.
Portugal.
serious difficulty had occurred between the students
of Combra and the citizens, but all quiet at last
counts. The Chamber of Peers had voted address to
be crown
Switzerland.
Numbers Of emigrants from Tessino preparing to
TARIFF California, via Havre
Italy.
The Sultan is reported to have sent friendly auto
graph letter TO the Pope, which was well received.
The tobacco and salt monopoly had been extended in
the Roman States for ten years.
Food riots had occurred at Tabrano, and were sup
pressed by the military