The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-14

emesctsus system. we're, - the c,st<sry. as moas-
4. icrm :: they wers 'seisnass In tasr substsoos.
asked nothing from Rsssis dsroe 40 10 her dignity
hti less to her honor. W. iavited Der urged solely
the general interests Of Europe, TO Ak % basis
tsby calculated and sccsptes 0y tbs Porte the nun
Of .is which shs 70 ke.p for the future ia
q in which she has 20 cresd no attack, aud In which
navy, reduced to reasonable pro PORTIONS amply
INT for the regular services Tor which ste you'd have
provide woald IN any haze BEEN least equal to
Ottcman navy Toe Cab net OF Sc. Peters surg re-
ed this ARRANGEMENT wh,ea woal, have restored
co to the worh 1t dsritu@d the authority OF
examples that were cited for It. It has forgotten that
e ast treaty OF pssc. WITH Psesa, IL imposed tsef
that power fhs obisAtios nirg from navigat
thu Caspian Sea- and OF ex iua,vely rassryiny that
to he fctlas OF Russia 1t hs. not sonssnted to ad
what Frencs, England, toe United States. ami
Netherispdf, under Her OF forms, and ut different
chs base accepted either 70 torn aste var. or to
bsoldse peace, or to suppress gsrms Of rivalry or
kAict tetwesn neghborDg states.
shan notice point which Count De Nessslrods sig
sesss iorgetaness Of vbst due 70 the sovereignty
RyfsiA IN her own ter'torya He reproachss US with
Cabinet Of st Petersburg the pc ser OF refusing or
hdraw.ng the erequGsur 20 tie con,uls VIII, may BE-
saso , 70 IN. ports Of tho Es.ns We nsys, enter
dence should 10 interdicted. but was understood
t. according 70 the rules shich regulate such matters
E applicsbIs to him psrsona,. aud not to his post
receive the appreciation o. the Russian government.
have now Terminated tots Investigation, AMI hope
vii convince all impsvtial miDos that this Western
Heys cannot be respous,ol for the continuation Of q
\, the effects OF which they have desired to arrest
vent the breshing out OF It Fr.nes and En- gland d.
entertain the sentiments sscribed to them; thsie
stil,ty 10 not, ~ has been said implAcable. They
W never desired to impsse Russia peace deroga-
to her honor and to her dignity but necessity has
est<d them with DUTY which With the aid OF Divine
oyids they will know boz to folal; and Europs
f0idated her bases VIII III ankfnl to them Tor
wing restrained within Just hounds influence which
rywhere underworld to outsep the limits Of its leg
Fts action authorize you to read this despatch to
M
w2LEwsKI.
Great britain. -
he ship iog returns OF the Board Of Trade for the
nth TO April SO have beeo ssusd and coatous to exh
coraideI able decrease In the eploy of mage
Is decreases has been relatively felt greater extent
foreign than In British shipping with ths exception
als the dminution in the number Of voyages Of the
ious mail steamers contributes materially 70 the re-
Parliament had not been In session during the week.
Addresses had been voted BY VARIOUS deputstions Of
rkipgukn to Mr. Layard.
measure scr limiting liability in psrtnership is now
fore the public The Ia set forth In two bills
first limiting the liabilities or members Of sertain
mt stock companies thu second regulates the condi
ps under which part Of the proits may be received
tsoLt ncurring the liabilities Of partusrship The
tb excludes insuraucs psniss romits operation
refers only to partnerships possessing capital Of
200, with transferable The second bill Chief
sets forth the liabilities and immunities of persons
ending capital to Partpersbips" Alterations VIII. no
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che sivs in its prime pie.
An agitation has for hs introduction OF the
law into Britain bat without the reotest chance
return just publishsd sho-s the revenue Of India
tbs year 1854 70 have been go oeo, and the
pendture E21 sos, 3l9 sterliog.
lord Strsnsford, formerly Minister to Brazil and
her courts died on the 2s,h nit at en- advan sed are
+'rd Charles Manners Ia also dead, aged "a.
| t.sl France.
1he Exposition Was beginning 70 attract atten-
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let of attraction. On the H,st free day OF admission
900 passed throug, the building.
There 10 10 news Of Importance The intelligence Of
successes IA the Crimaa excited lively sasfac ton in
rs and the subject OF speculation no II what effect
oss successes will have Aus ria
Msrshsi Harsge died May 26ta, ct Baycnne at very
avsnced age.
Holland.
|a coDv ntcn OF recpr ,cty the coasting trade the
Equations OF which will socn oe made public.
RUSSIA.
Acvioes from st. Petersburg state that some proausa
t that hoders not ready sellers With regard 10
Pc grain in the aza ports, optoon II eutertainsd
per- ems 10 tns Britt trade that much Of what re.
Fst been burned st Kertcb as the Russian OFF ,ers
oud DO certain tn srevent it's falling into the srds of
be enemy. The bulk belcn ,s Russ,aa or Greek rn
r, but sm'H quantity Is held for British account
Italy se@
TIE kEW SAkbINfAN MINISTRY
The new ministry Of Ssrcius has at length been re
imposed. The following the msmbers:--Cayour
resilient Csbrsria, Minister Of FOREIGN Affsrs LAMA
ibc Instr9ctinn; Ratszz Int4ror Dsforesta Justice
urandc, Wsr; Palevcassa Pab''c Works
THE SANDMAN CONVERTS BILL.
Turin (May AZ Correspondence Of the London Times
His Holiness old not Istnru to Rome for the Feast OF
be ArnuBeiston as usual which had occssioned much
prprse and given rise to rumor that he anxious
accompany bis friena the King of Naples his
arm to Gseta, after visiting him at Castle Gandolfo
hal 80
,yereigns doubt but their friendship 10 not
uIe as to be without alloy that not very pro
on Ouch IS limited At in this report vhich might
dspsssing TO bis well beloved cousin the Emperor of
At Turin public expectation IL on the tp.tos TO know
the Court Of Rome viii AFTER the decision If the
mate on The Convent bill II an excommunication
t. Both revclutionsts and resctionsts have been
efeated for the Time and to-day the bill amended
the Senate, was presented to the Chamber Of Depu
es, ~ which it was referred to commissi ZION and
lturday next 1t viii perhaps be brought forward for
scusson. There Is little doubt Of being led In
ssspa
emo parties may ssill DO expected.
India and China.
The Of the Oriental news have to hand from
ilcutta to April %, Bombay May 1, Canton April L.
intelligence from Burmah IL uuavoYable to the pros
scts Of pescc Reports mention the occurrence OF au
her palace revolution which terminated In unseating
he of the north west frontier Of India had been
gain disturbed by restless predatory tribes British
rec of 5000 horse and foot had left for the Meeranze
alley No vessel had arrived from the Persian Gul to
ring further intelligence Of the state of affairs at
eheran. rH ..fe ~ ~
Fifty miles Of the Bombay railway had been completed
material Improvement was reported in the state Of
ade, and tie money market had undergone no varia
on
Accounts from shapghae are to April o. All was quiet
jere, and the troops having been Withdrawn towards
ankin tie country around sas resumng tie former
srquillty and the city being fast rebuilt. In the
terror hswever matters had assumed an unfavorable
mango The NaBkin insarseots had commenced the
asons rauons oy inrosd INTO the green tea dis
lets, and the capital (Kivei cho foo had fallen into
leir hands Fears were entertained that they might
,ntinue their course to Har G cnow.foo, which would
liable ihtm to ste the export trade Of Sbanghse At
anton political Affairs remain much ~ before. Sn:e
70 defeat snstsiued By the Insurgents at whampoa,
portion Of tneu have congregated ct How
,pg place OF importance the mouth o! the river
ad against these the MAndarns are preparing expe
ton Others Of the insnrgents had spread themselves
ong he casst, conmittng Expectations, and evea at
ching foreign fses In consequence OF this, armed
kpedition from the British sbips had destroyed twenty
inks with ucst OF their crews white the rssdsns on