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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-08
The Conference at Vienna Renewed,
and Again Broken OF.
NOTHING DECISIVE FROM SEBASTOPOL.
Reported Understanding Between Prussia
and Austria.
RATIFICATION OF THE Japan TREATY.
Improvement in Cotton and Breadstutfs,
&c., &C., 30.

By THE HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRAPH, q WALL STREET.
HALIFAX, N. s., May :, 1885.
The royal mail steamship Asia, Capt. Lott from Liver
pool the afternoon Of Saturday April 2S arrived at
this port at about 10 O'Clock tonight Tie A. sailed
for Boston about quarter past IL O'Clock.
The Brenen steamship Hermann sailed from South
ampton fer New York on the 25tn April
Tho Asia, the Goth April, P. NJ, passed steamer
Baltic, of Tusksr. May s, Lat. 43 2o lon. 81 So ex
changed signals with the Robert Lewis.
The latest intelligence from the Crmea only comas
down to the 18th ult from Lord Raglan and TO the 22d
from the Russian commander. The bombardment ssll
continued, but without important results.
The general tone Of opinion In England Is that war
must contrus for heightened period The policy of
the Gar Alexander spoken Of by the London Times
rs new and more audac,ous policy than that pursued
by his father and is regarded throughout Europe
The French Exhibition has been again postponed,
and 1t Ia understood that 1t will open the 10th
15ta of Msy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-08
sefore Han. Judge Campbell and a Jury,

StOIe H3n JuuBs thmpUSH anu y Jury.
MAY f-EIanklin Osgood o0uinst Cornciass Van derbu
This action brought by the pa;ati to recover
from tie defendant the Of s33 $780, as cor aissous
for tectirg the sale Of Of the dsfsndsA steam
ships, called the Northern Light the fac6c the Daniel
Webster the 8. Lewis the Star Of the est the Pro-
msthsus and the Brother Jolethan, which the pain a
alleges he did in the month OF Deosmber 1852 to the
Accessery Transit Company Of Ncars qua fer the az
grsgats sum Of 0o0 being some S5so00 (as was
alleged by Messrs stoushton tptor counsel TO. plain
~ more than the defendant asked for the said vessels
appeared that two and han per cent was usually al.
lowed commissions for similar services which ia this
amounted to the snug Of e33 50 On behalf Of
the defendant general denial Of all ths aega 10
the complaint was inerpoed BY Messrs. Daniel To-
and =. Clark, and the employment By Mr.. vsnis oil
OF the plaintiff ~ agent in the sse Of said stes so,
VAS deoisd, 1hs cass Is stu %,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-08
Decision In Admiralty.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
RAfora Eon. Judaa In0ersolI

NAY 7.-Jomes Boyd rs. tho Caual Boat 7osgner and
13o TINS Of Coal-Ths libel in. this filed to
cover remuneration for alleged salvage services On the
afternoon Of September 49, 1854, the boat lying at
the wharf at the foot Of Spring street. She had de-
tanned BY the claimant, the owner OF the coal for t
purpose Of storing quantity Of coal In her, until hs
should need to uset On puttipg in the 130 toms 1t
found that she leaked badly. Eforts mode keep
her ahoat and towards evening ageatof the claimant
went to his store 70 procure HANDS to unload the o0el
While he was game Tire rerson WAC had been put in
charge Of the coal by the claimant without his know
lsdg engaged the besnt to take the boat to the foot
oi GARRISON street, put her In place Of safety and ep
her sHoat until she could be discharged This employ
nent At fst for tho night but continued next
morning The hbelant accordingly took the boat 10 the
foot of Carksoa street, and white stu engaged in keep
ing the boat free of watsr and schargjng the COAL
beled the boat end the coal for his and they
taken possession Of by the Marshal the 29th Of
September. No one appearing for tie boat, she
sold the process OF tho court and the proceods
not being sufficient 10 pay the nbeaats claim he rro-
ceeded sinst the csa Tbs claimant objected To sAs
hbelant'3 claim, that he never employed by him,
and rendered re-vce Of value; that the demasd
not maritime ydthin the juri sdicton Of the tour,
and ii At the suit was prensturely brought.
Held by the Ccart-That the bellant had undertaken
10 prt the boat In safe position and TO keep hss aoat
untithe coal disch azgedand until that don
he had right to demand anything for his ssrvices
THAI the LIBEL having been fled before this done,
tina suit was premasurey brought, and the other
questions mad not be considered. Libel eisssd, witt,
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ARplsT ON SUSPICION OF GRAND LARCENY.
Adolphus Klensmth and his wife Madeline were yss-
tsrday arrested at their residence 212 Johnson street.
Brooklyn, By oesrs Trens and slowry, Of the Tenth
ward police, suspicion of grand larceny In the nosss
of the accused found large quantity OF silks san
lsce oods and otber articlea Of vaue amounting In all
to about $500 which are supposed 10 have ben stolen
portions Of the property have ssen " -
of the firm Of Lester Wood Whitman, ~ naune peee
.ie,sn from thsr store some days ago. The accused
were taken before Justice welsh a. the n;s 49, %
sIa nr,nsy n we'll known TO TIE police, having just
made her exit from the marble palace At Sing Sing
An ALLEGED FEMALE aoUsE sRmr.
,omap named Mary Milsr, was yssterday oaEsas
- ,s house OF Mr.. Poole, At i24 Dslancy street where
,n.sed ,he broke open several bureau drawers
5 closet doors with the intention Of stealing, but
~ sEcovered arrested before abe had left tss
prnses The prisoner hes been up ths river. ssf has
cb,a Justice Welsh &omnitssa tss pri.eass Cox az
suipstion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-08

The New Orleans Dto looks With decided fayas upo,.
the bringing out OF George Law for the Presidency n
Gays that the country s tired Of trying lawyers aud
erals only two ot the latter having ccas up 90 the
expectations OF the people, md not one Of the fo~ms-
We want practical tusnsss persoa at the hal ~ a.
fairs after 1855, uni 6sorss Law "a the msn,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-08
CoArt OF General Sessions. /.
nAA-.I~- G~-sAt.

NAY THE May term sf this Court opened yesterday.
At IL O'Clock In the morning Recorder Smith into
Grand Jurors called. quorum Of the Grand Jurors
not being present these jurymen discharged till IL
charged thoDstric Attorney atng that there
cares ready Tor trial, The Court then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-08

is still reported but is censiersi doabtfll tait
Napoleon viii mmand the allied armies. l. "a, been
chicAIy announced that his 6eparturs for as Crmsa
is postponed for short time.
The late Minister Ducos buried at the ekpsase Of
tie State.
General For:y is csmmandant OF 0ran Algeria.
The clipper chip Great Republic has been chartered By
the French government for the convey OF troops
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-08
The Forrest Divorce Case.
eUpERIOR COJyRT-GENERAL TERM.

Before Hon Judges Duer, Bosworth and Hoffman
MAY 7-Ed,cin Forrest rs. C1thdrine ~. ForTcst-Ihe
motion FOR new trial in this celebrated the
CALENDAR and called, but she suggestion OF coun
sell II reservd generally. No day Is set down for
the hearing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-08
Italy.

The sarsipian ministry has resigned The cause for
doing 20 was not known. General Dnrando had besn
appointed to form q new government.
The English ship Croesus, from Geroa for the Clmea
with sardnian troops board, was burned No lives
were lost.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-08

In Psrbsmen much energetic questioning OF the Min
listers had taken place the various subjects respecting
tie war The scope Of all the questions being to has
ten matters Sir George Gray stated that authority was
vyen TO The Governors Of the American provinces to
list men FOR the regular army, not for the foreign legion
jnasmuch as all the colonists were British subject
The Roebuck Committee continued. The Duke Of New
castle had teen examined and his evidence tended to
sxculpats himself.
Notices are given Of motion for decimal conigs,
and to invite Congress to establish uniform decimal
tystsm Throughout the world.
Some notice has been excited By the report that
American squadron Is TO maee denomination against
Cuba II Is doubted whether war between the United
States and Spain would much eomplicsts prs5sas Eu
roptan peiities.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-08
India and China

The overland mail has been telegrsp phed Shanghae
dates March O. Bombay April s. Persia openly avows
her adhesion TO Russia.
Trade in Irdia duh and money scarce.
The Chntse insurgents have evacuated Shanghae.
Russian fIigate has been lost near Japan.
The Living Age was wrecked on the Prahas.
The ratification of the American treaty with Japan
was concluded at Simoda, February 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-08
Spain


Some Advantages are granted to foreign import trade
and consular firms are smpiifed
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The Minister has declared his intention to adhers
to the principles of free trade
Marshal Santa Cruz, the Bolivian Envoy, has taken
leave Of the King.
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II H e w A r..
TIE VIENNA CONFERENCE.

LIE NIENN a OONrCncNOE.
The steamer Atlantic took out the Of the total
failure OF the Vienna Conference Since then there
have been supplementary meetings OF the four Powers
without ary result being come to. The Plen-
potentiaries assembled on Tuesday afternoon Of the
2sd, and sigred q protocol Of the twelfth, last
conference The meeting it agreed, should not be
conhdered thirteenth conference Another meet
ing Of the representatives of the four Powers was held
ON Thursday the 25th at the request of Prince Gorscha
kof when further inadmssable propositions were
made by the Russian Penpotentaries, and rejected
the part Of France, England and Turkey.
Lord john Russell had1eft Vienna, but previous to
leaving he had private interview with Count Buol
Drouyn de rHuys' departure from Vienna is post
poned for few days, to discuss matters with the Aus
TITAN government One report says he had left.
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PRUSSIA AND AUSTRIA.

Berlin correspondence says 1t hardly admits Of doub
ahat approximation has recently taken place between
ahe Austss and Prussian courts which bodies no good
10 the Western Powers. Baron Hess with whole staff
would 90 to Gaca Nay ga but probably only to review
the army He is reported to have stated that the Aus
fian army under no circumstance could be ready to
take the field before August.
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THE BALTIC.

Tne blockade Of Llban Is announced from the l7th,
and Of all the ports to the entrance oi Riga from the
10th Of April
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-08
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

Several bills were ordered to be paid.
SAM MOVING AGAINST ARCHBISHOP HUGms.
Alderman BRIGGS offered the following preamble and
resoluton:-
whereas, The property Of John Hughes amounting 10
several millions Of dollars will revert 10 his legitimate
issue when he dies theyefore
Resolved all Ms property Of John Hughes which
will revert to his legitimate heirs whom he dies be- and 10
eby taxed like the property Of William B. Ast0r, or that
The resolution referred to the Committee on Aq-
nua Taxes.
sAIARrEs JUDGES
The subst of increasing the salaries Of tie Judges
Of the Superior Court the Comon Pleas the Recorder,
the City Judge and the Surrogate was referred TO
cal committee. The President appointed Supervisoes
Brown, Steers Briggs, Barker and Herrck - such
mittee.
Adjourned 10 Monday next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-18

sEBdsT0P0L SILL EOLDs OUT.
The steamship Canada arrived at Halifax
yesterday, with Liverpool dates to the 9th
inst, and by telegraph thence we have the
main points Of seven days later European IT,
telligenco.
PROGRESS OF THE WAR.
Affairs before Sobastopol continue much az
ct previous adv!css. Numerous sorties against
both the French and English had taken place,
IN which the Russians are reported to have
been repulsed il each instance with loss. The
allies accounts state that the bombardment
was to recom.aence on the 26th December be
continued for forty eight hours without inter
mission and thea an assault would be made
by the French and English. The dispatches
from Menschkof, which are up to tho Goth,
mention that nothing more important than
sorties had occurred. The final struggle was !,
however. evidently Of hand, and both parties
wore preparing for it. Per contra to this
from Constantinople We have the opinion ex
pressed that nothing decisive would be at
tempted before the 18th of January. The next
arrival will bring solution of these doubts
and will be impatisatly looked for.
The diplomatists are actively at work. The
Vienna conference had agreed upon an inter
probation of the four points aud submitted it
TO the Russian minister. A fortnight had
been allowed him to obtain the final decision
OF the Gear. The terms il1poaed upon Russia
are said to be neither hard nor humiliating.
Austria is reported to have concluded a treaty
with Francs and England by which they
guarantee 10 her the possession of her pro-
vinces in Italy, Hungary and Poland This,
however, is discredited by the London Times
FRANCE.
The subscriptions to the new loan were
opened on the 3D. A considerable amount
was from England.
The French Baltic feet has been ordered to
re-assemble at Brest and Cherburg.
Accounts from the Industrial districts Of
France are most satisfactory.
An increased demand existed for space in
the Crystal Palace for the exhibition of pro.
ducts and manufactures. new gallery has
been ordered to be added to the building.
SPAIN.
The Spanish Government 10 said 10 look
coldy on the English proposals to enlist SOL
diers for the war
The Duke of Sevillano succeeds Colavado a.
Minister of Finance.
SWITZERLAND.
The new ministry of Switzerland il thus
composed: Turner, President and Foreign
Minister; Done, Minister of Finance; NaeG.
Post O6ice; HeWze, Minister of War: Num-
finger, Commerce; Franscini, Minister of the
Interior.
Mr.. Fay presented the drafts of a treaty
with the United States to the Federal Council.
and requested its ratification,
Private dispatches from Berne, dated Dec.
~, say, that the British charge d'affaires ad.
dressed an official demand to the Federal
Council for permission to enlist Swiss soldiers
for the war. The Council, the report saws,
formally refused, stating that Switzerland
would maintain absolute neutrality. This ia
thought to DO doubtful. -
ITALY.
A riot broke out recently among the labor.
ers at earIava' and the city was placed in q
the rioters were ordered to be delivered up.
The PRONUNCIATION Of the dogma Of the I'm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-18
BEAUTIFUL WHITE TEETH.

HEALTHY GUMS, AND A SWEET BREATH.
III All who are DESTROYS of obtaining these hene-
fits, s.:ould use GERMANS CELEBRATE
TOOTH-WAsH. This delicious article combines
so many meritorious qualities, that il has be-
come standard faveIite with the citizens II New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Dentists pre-
scribe II IN their practice most successfully, and
from every source the most attring laudations are
awarded it.
inamed and bleeding gums are Immediately ben
Emitted by lis use; lis action upon them is hid,
soothing aud effective. IL cieanses the teeth SO
thoroughly, that they made 10 rival pearl III
Wltene,s, and difiuses C.irCugi The mouth such n
delightful freshness, that the breath is rendered ca
quisltely sweet. II dIsnte L. al those impurities
which tend 10 produce decay, and a. consequence,
when these aEc removed, the teeth must always re-
main sound.
IL 10 used and reccmnl .nded by all tie emiGsI.
Dentists III New York, Philadelphia Batin ore, and
other cities Where il has len iutroauced. Al
should give IL a trial.
Prepared only b. FRANCIS GERMAN. D,ugelt
and Chemist, NIIiIh and Caiaarine Streets Phi!a-
delphia, a.d sold By ali Druggists everywhere, %
cents per bottle. w. II. GILMAN,
jan l.-3m Agent fur Washington City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-18

e 1t would be well for our riends of the
Baltimore American, wi en- they make state.
msnta rejecting upon the character of gen.
lemen, to give their authority for so doing,
otherwise they may expect to be called upon
to correct the errors they promulgate
There are better and more reliable papers
publishe in Baltimore than the A,uer,enn
and We assure the conductors of that journal
when we are respectfully called on to correct
blunder, We shall not appear malignant by
referring to this fact.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-18

maeulate Conception had been celebrated
throughout the italian States With fort.
nights festival.
AUSTRIA.
Tho cession Of the Austrian RAILWAYS 10 the
french capitalists for 200 900, 00of. was con.
|D(uded on the Let inst
PRUSSIA,
The Pfussian Government has issued n no.
notice calling attention to law forbiddinr
Prussians to enlist in foreign service.
THE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Friday, Jan. 5-Bre adstufFs.-
Flour ia unchanged, with limited demand
at previous rates. Brown Shipley's cfrcu.
lar quotes Western Canal ABS; good Ohio
47s.; straight Baltimore rs Corn is IN.
changed, with limited eRand at previous
rates-44s. Sd. a46s.
At Manchester prices are unchanged, with
moderate business doing. S@s
The London from market and bresdstuffs
market are dull
The Liverpool freight market is also dull.
HAvRE MARKETS, Jan. 3.-Breadstuffs are
firm, with an upward tendency in prices
Messrs. Boil 4 Son report American stocks
as firm at previous rates, with large business
doing in State and Federal securities. Con-
soils had declined to so3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-18
SPIRIT OF THE MoRNINa PaEss.

Inc O",on rejoices over the prospect of the
Democratic party in Now Hampshire, and
publishes an article signed /" Democrat"
urging Congress to pay $500, 900 cut of the
U. 5 treasury to those holding the bonds of
the late Republic Of Texas.
The Intslligsnesr, commenting on the re.
newal of the efforts of the European aeitators
to involve Italy in revolution, says:
Tho results of the meeting of foreigners
held at the Tabernacle last week in New York
seem very strongly to confirm the declaration,
often reiterated Of late, that few of the immi.
grants to this country ever learn to shake off
the prejudices against Government which thew
have acquired under the despotisms Of the
Old World; that they rarely ever unlsarn the
impressions Of early life, and exhibit almost
always an utter ignorance of the bepsf:snt
spirit and genius of the institutions under
which they have come to dwell-a Constitu-
tion which gives equality to all freemen living
under 1t, which regards impartially the rich
and the poor, and which seeks, by the protec-
ton 1t throws around the property of evsry
man, whether 1t be moro or less, to stimulate
ali men to that industry and economy by
quired."
Here follows the speech of Roedel, at tho
New York Tabernacle, on which we com.
mented few days since, of which the Intel.
hgsncsr says:
From the evidence afforded by thiaspeech,
and others of an equally bad and ignorant
spirit, OF the existence among Us of large
body OF men inbued with the worst princi-
pies OF the Jacobin Revolutionists of Europe,
1t oehooVes rs to hasten to put forci Bile
check upon the increase and spread IF ala
ments so disorganizing, which we have too
carelessly and too freely welcomed among u.s.
We trust that every American, nay, every
good citizen, will Indignantly frown upon this
first dawning of Hbsrtinism in our community
and will held himself in readiness to support
with strong hand if need be, the majesty
and supremacy of the law
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Pc II SONAL,

80. The Hon. John Bell, Senator in Con.
gress from Tennessee, is named in Pennsyl.
vania paper, &c a candidate for the Presidency.
and the Hon. Abbot Lawrence, late Minister
to England, for Vice President.
.... GODDARD, the aronaut made his two
hundred and thirty-third ascension from New
Orleans, Jan. 1st
80. The New York Express intimates that
Bennett Is endsavoring to cite the working
men to not, concluding by saying. "Satan il
unhappy without Pendsmonium.'
80. The Richmond Enquirer pronounses
the report Of MIR. Wise's speech at Petersburg,
csricature. Knowing MI Wise as We do,
We came to the same conclusion the nomsnt
we read the speech.
80. The New York Express is hard upon
the Washington lobby, saying: Washington
correspondence" becomes a crying evil, if the
lobby has undertaken it.
-. The Desert News, Nov. Q, says that Col.
Stsptoe, with a small force of dragons, had
made tour south as far as Fillmore CITY, 40.
companying Judge Kinney, who held a term
OF the U; g. Court at Nephi City The re-
MANS OF Elder Il. Badger, who on the 29th of
Els attempt to rescue the child of an immi.
grant, were found Dot 10, 1854, imb.1d.d IN
the sand, and with his bones were also found
sl22 in gold.
go. Commodore Paulding, Of the Navy, is
the sou Ct that Paulding who was one of the
captors OF Andre, the British spy.
Some of the members of the Charles
street Church, of Boston, Mass, have Dur.
chased, says the Christian Waterman, the
library Of the Rev. DR. Sharp, Containing
more than seventeen hundred volumes. and
have presented it to the Newton Theological
Institute.
80. Inc PsnnsylVanian says: It appears
that Gov. Bigler was greatly importuned to
pardon DR.. Beale, just before he retired from
Office yesterday, but that hs absolutely re-.
fused to exercise that authority. presume
that ne did not wish, at the very close of his
executive position, to interfere with the pre
rogative Of Gov. Pollock.
80. Menschikof the defender of seba,to.
pol, and who has created such An awfnI oon
in the British army, il conclusiyelv nroSsn
in Frazer's Magazine, to have descended from
very ancient, but very coed pie-maker of
Warsaw. This may account for the skin of
the present Menschikof in making ,ninee
meat Of the allies.
.... Bishop England said "God never gave
the pope any temporal power to depose kings,
or interfere with political concerns, and any
right which the successor of st. Peter claims
for that purpose, must be derived from some
other source"
49,. Dr.. Burnside, of Toronto, lately de-
ceased, bequeathsd his estate Of ESQ, 900 most
ly to charitable and educational purposes.
80. James NJ. Roche, the oldest practical
printer in Delaware, died at Wilmington on
Thursday, aged "a years. He worked at his
case alme's constantly up to tho time Of his
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