The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-08
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA'S MAILS.
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OUR ENGLISH AND SPANISH CORRESPONDENCE.
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THE WAR QUESTION.
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Important Debate In the British
Parliament.
The PalmerstOn Ministry Sustained by q
LargsMajority.
ARE THE VIENNA CONFERENCES RENEWED /:
Total Loss Of the Ship George L. Sampson,
from New York,
THE WAR QUESTION.
ARE THE VIENNA CONFERENCES RENEWED


O'Clock yesterday morning. and her mails arrived
here about O'Clock yesterday afternoon
Capt Little commands the Africa her present trip
Capt Harrison remaining at home in of the
death of two OF his Children and the sickness OF his wife,
Melbourne (Australa) dates or March furnish us
with some Of the details Of the wreck Of the Peruvian
ship Grimepza, Penny master before mentioned in
the NEW YORK HERALD The captain and five Of his
crew had reechsd Melbourne in the bark Rio Grands
The Grimenza was wrecked on her passage to Callao
with $40 Chinese eigrant passengers board nearly
all Of vhom we're drowned The few survivors mostly
officers and crew-underTent terrible suerinzs in the
boats before they were picked up
There ia some doubt in regard to the renewal OF the
conferences at Vienna according to the wing inter-
peation in the House Of Commons on the 25th ult -
Mr. HoKBrcK sad-I wish TO ask the First Lord OF the
Treasury question. There is report current out of
doors that the Venns have been
with to know whether governm ant has received any
information to that effect?
Lord PAIMERsToN-No conference has been held since
tne in the papers, and before any fresh
conferences can be held her Mojesty's minister at
Vienna must receive authority from here to attend
MI M. GIBsoS-The noble lords answer to the honor.
able member for Sheffield awss not understood here
Laughter The noble lord stated few days since thai
the conferences not finally ed only
and that Lord Westmorelani retained full po wers
(Hesr, hear wish to know therefore from the nobls
lord whether those powers have been whdra vn and II
70, when?
LORD PALMFRsToN-The powers have not been With
drawn Ltrd Wesmoreland still possesses the NJ but IL
s one thing to powers and another exercise
them in circumstances not considered favorable by the
government at home. cloud laughter
The Paris Constitutional, Of the oath ut gives the
following the last (not the presenD proposition of
Au.tris respecting the third point
THO high contracting Powers convinced of the impor
or he Of the general balance Of
union e.shliss.d by y claw ns,ons differ
an 1nst ts' Tho nson for .
eaSh o. nem rePsst that and terri,
guarantee the strict execution of entered
Bosphern the Dard,nei set forth in tue treaty
ssn; hsss.it.s mentioned ~ = 0''', WIN 'A' 'A''p
. In sSs Is asvi a.
Sf opsnnsy ~ any e.
sf s.' sss IN.
es S % ns I they in hs
not in the Black Sen to in that
Hitherto (says the Constutionne the views of Prus.
sia concded with those Of the cabinet of Vienna but
the question of the beli ed ON which the
cabinet of Berlin did for the moment live to enter
icto any positive engagements. Au.trs removed this
difficulty by making, in private note formal ngsgs
nept to declare Russia If the latter in ncreas-
rg her naval forces in the Black Sea- should exceed the
status quo OF 1853 M Drouyn de Hbys before leaving
Vienna changed the wording of the casus bli in this
sense, thai Austria should bind herself make war on
Ruhsh even the latter should establish her fleet ON
tho strength it possessed in 1853 Austra consented
10 this worting which implied the douue limitation OF
the paya forces of Russia, both regards the legal
principle and the number.
Copenhagen correspondent Of the London News,
writing on May Goth, says
The American bark Jupiter, Watson from New Or
leans to Cronstadt which arriv vsd here time ago.
but was prevented from proceeding her port OF des
nacn at brst by the ice and then the of
the flying squadron, called yesterday for Memel She
has nomnay cargo OF cotton aboard but there is good
reason TO bcere that beneath the cotton is stoed awIy
large quantity Of ammunition and arms an,ongs. ,oiich
be landed quietly at the nsutral port Of Mems aud
forwarded by land to st. Petersburg.
The London Chronicle Of May "a says
The British Foreign Legion at length destined to be-
come reality. Recruiting an extensive and su,-
cessful scale has been carried in Canada and in the
United States whilst In Europe considerable activity has
been displayed by the authorities to whom the forms.
tion CT the legion has been entrusted.
A. the late meeting of the members of the Royal
Literary Fund of Enaland held iu London sThe Litera-
ture and Science Of the United states was proposed
and The teast nowledged by Mr. Buchanan the
rican Minister. Mr.. Buchanan dated the prospect
Of English literature with which that of his own coun-
try Identical, having, in the of q century,
hundred millions OF readers between the Atlantic
and the Pacific Ocsans and asserted that it would be
the epdeavor Of the literary of America to
those Of the old country.
The King Of Prussia has sent autograph letter to
NJ EeterDick to felicitate him the occasion OF the
SD anniversary Of his birth.