The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-20
Trae News.

ne steamship 6tsI.ouis, from Hayre, arrived at
uasantine Of half past nine O'Clock last night, With
European advioee to 9Th instant-four days hter'
ny this arrival we have the important inseftsence
snssrnced TO beth houses Of the British Parliament,
IN Minis ers, that the Vienna Conference rc-assem-
bed ON the afternoon of the At instant aue was al
most immed ssely finally dissolved, leaving the war
destiniss Of the contending Powers to b aroitrat
cd by thesword alone. At tsis meeting tho Austrian
Minister offered q new proposition--fhe nature Of
which isnot explained 10 the Russian representative.
This document he wished to transmit 60 ST. Peters
burg but the Ambassadors Of France and England
mot being commissioned to acoede 10 such course,
the meeting was adjourned Mnecdie. The allied
uscesses In Vie Sea of Azof are confirmed, and ad
ditional advantages gained by them reported. TIE
Russians had abandoned SoHjak Ksleh, after burn
mig the principal buildings and leaving behind them
SIXTY guns and gx morta,s which they had render
cd upseviceable. The allied squadron had appear
Cd At Genitchi and having landed body Of sea
men and marines, drove the Russians from
that place, destroying all their food de-
pots and vessels Of war; Thus the Russians
lcat IN four days an immense quantity of provisions
isur war steamers, and A0 vessels employed exclu-
svey in provisioning the troops in the Csimea with
xix millions Of rations destined for the garrison in
sebastopol. There is nothing new from the Crmsa,
hnt al the allied generals had held council Of war;
at which 1t ia said an immense and most important
movement was decided on. The French miners were
shaking decided advances ON the works.
Spain was more quiet, but the insurrection had
been Of Q serious nature. The Duke de Montpen-
SER had taken political position which caused no.
0aalness
The prospect OF another French loan had caused
some fuctuation in financial affairs. and consols
clssed on the 9th inst. at decline. Cotton had ad
sanced Id. on previous quotations, with sales OF
seventy thousand bales in the.Lverpool market for
che four days succeeding the departure Of the A.
lAntic. Breadstuffs had also improved.
The steamship Asia, with news to the 9th inst,
h lsw fully due at Halifax. She viii without doubt
arrive to day.
The translations which we give from the edito-
Eiak Of the Mexican papers to-day are suggestive
h the highest degree. The Trait d. Union, in one
Of those articles, discusses the subject Of Know
Nothingism, and exhibits it under the light Of an
ignorant and suicidal movement, antagonistical to
shs institutions the character and the past Of the
United States. The Universal devotes series Of
.sticles to the discussion OF the Cuba question;
calls upon the Spanish American people to inter.
ths present condition of the island by transfer Of
N sovereignty, or to establish emancipation, which
would be equally dangerous; and afterwards, il force
Sreforted to on the part Of the United statss, te
rally under the standard of the race, which would
b sure to be unfurled by Mexico. Both these arti
clss are deserving Of attention.
Our correspondent at Rio Janeiro, writing or
April 49, furnishes an abstract Of all the laws in
fssce in the Brazilian empire, by which the rights
of citizens are guaranteed and their duties toxard'
the executive aud society defined. He also gives
mis- version Of the affair Of the Amer, san schooner
Bay City, said TO have been unnecessarily fred on
BY British cruiser, as before reported, with an
account Of The treatment OF the mate and tbs action
% cur Consul ct Rio in the matter.
The Know Nothing Office holders at Washington
sre doomed to the guillotine. The Cabinet, ate,
considerable cogitation have decided TO remove
some two hundred Of those pestlent fellows, and
wilson, Commissioner of the General Land Office
and Clayton, Second An iitor, are among the most
premine emit of the victims rhe small fry are 70
walk the plank as soon as circumstances permit
Is appears, from our despatch, that Major b. B.
French, late Com missioner Of Public Buildings
vino resigned his Office and published penitentia
gecantation Of his Know Nothing errors just priol
10 the municipal election in Washington, Is to b
provided for by another appointment. This look.
IKE hint to each Know Nothing sinner to walk
mp 20 the confessional and enter into negotiations
for a dispensation.
The official correspondence In Governor Rseder's
case, 10 which allusion was made by our Washing
Ton correspondent some days since, a. having been
called for by the President, is published in this
mornings paper. It corrob rates fully the state.
ment that the administration had determined that
Governor Reeder should not return TO Kansas; aud
Do siso asswa that Judges johnson aud Elmore, aud
District Attorney Issas are to be removed, unless
shey can explain away their association with Rssder
W ~" spec1iations In Indian lands.
iusiastic meeting Of the Know Nothings
ard tnoIr nla s- ~