The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

nc suryAIus, oi, saptsin u. ramsay: the Al
Captain Key; Tartar. II, Captain Dunlop: Al
fiet, 8, Commander r. Brown
The Golden Rose, which tue Pope bIesses q
and presents TO some female sovereign. IL tais
given TO the Empress 81 Aussris.
In the course OF . vioient tempest which
20ih OF April over the valley Of Arran. in
(spain,) some enormous masses OF snov fell
Pyranses, and CON plste'y buried three lars
named Uoa, Vaqperquo and Labely, each
800 to zoo inhabitants. The authorities of
Immediately caused laborers TO be employed
the snow, and not fewer than AZ dead bodies
discovered in short time.
The Crimea is to be cultivated by the Ensks
seed merchant in Loocon has received .
sive order for vegetable and grass seed II
mea, from Capt. Dacres, the Admiralty sup<
81 Southampton, on behalf OF the governm<
seeds are packed in cases addressed 70 Captain
Henry Keppel, II. N. 8. st. Jean D'Acre, care
Boxer.
Or. Barth, the explorer, was met by Dr. We
LIST OF December last, at Bundi, ABOUT 10 gre
miles northeast from Kusa. DR.. Barth aftsri
to Cola, intending to return to Europe by NJ
Tripoli.
Major General Eden, OF the British army &C
by Lieutenant Colonel Harrison, has procsede,
mel QIeiand) for the purpose OF inquirint
cause and consequences OF q formidable riot
place IN that town between the south Upper,
and the I'd or Qu.en regiment OF infantry.
former and six of the latter we're wounded. +
received serious tsyoDet wounds.
The remains Of Sir Henry Bishop were &C
their final resting place, At the rural cemes
Marylebone Finchicy, on the 5th OF May. Sc
bers of she musical p otesslon testified their
spect and esteem Tor the deceased, by perfora
QUEEN ON the oceasion. This cause Of Dir Hen
was internal cancer.
1t il stated in warsaw that official intsll
been received by the superior authorities OF
that the Emperor Alexander Ii before long Il
land. Great yfetes are to celebrate his Maize
The Poles are in hopes that they win obtain
ton from the Emperor.
Out Of thirty. two foreign nations, there ar,
viz, Sweden and Ecuador-in which NO m
teiual postal Improvement has been made sri
PRODUCTION into Great Britain Of the penny pos
Zelpba 5hum, o lady OF coor,' has been
in the pulpits OF various Primitive Methodist
ESglsnd. Her dscours.s are said to be much
An indignant oorres pendent of the London
attention to an ubiquitous manufacture at Bi
that Of Hlndco idols for expectation.
Mr. Babirgton Nacaulay, Of England, hssl
ed member of the Roysl Academy of Ams terd
class Of literature, languages, history, and bel
Jacob Grimm the gramuarian, Rsnks the
Lepsius the arcenologiat, and other leal
Of European reputation, were elected at the "a
The fishery of snchoves and sardines whc
usually commence on the coast Of Corsica nm
ginning OF May. besan this year about the
Abu VIC ueucFncu hdS6 dtfSAuy OAug0tNA CO
quantity. On one occasion some Of the boats
than 2, zoo lbs. OF fish in less than three hours
The police authorities of Le'gnitz, in Prussi
have adopted singular plan fer putting an OF
dicity; they have published an ordinance decl
any person who shail give anythtng whatever
dicant, whether in the streets, in houses
doors OF churches, IN the theatre, or any "
shall be fined from to ) tnalers. g fr. SOC
40c,)
new reason is nov given for Lord Stratford
chfle's late visit 10 the Crimsa. IL is said that
30 as TO be able to hold direct commune alton .
John Russell, asd Lords Clarendon and Palms
means Of the telegraph.
Vice Admiral Kreuger, of the Swedish nav
vented 40 ipstru mr. n by which the force of /
can be measure1 with tae greatest exactitude
order Of the King OF Ssedsp, it is to be exhibit
Universal Exhibition of Paris.
Nine. Selvsge, formerly lady Of honor Of O.
teDte, has oied at Re- me, and left all her DR.
Napoleon Iii NJ Casapiauca, tine brother Of Il
tor, ana nv. mt for the I'M periai estates in Italy
ceised orders to proceed 70 Rome and take legs
sion OF the property.
Archbishop of tue uured Armenian Church, at
in Gallcia- he 10 1o4 years OF age. He is stiL
and strictly observe, the severest fasts.
About two huD6red coios Of the rsigns OF !:
James sno CbsresI. we're discoverei y few
in cavit, OF the foundation walls OF An ola
SNeHein. EbRi2uU.
NJ. rton, sbo, ~ith Prince GortschahoG, re-,
Russia at the laie con erences has inst lost q /
bastopnl, where he wa serving as % lieutenant
An Official notice has been pu blirhed ut FL,
dated April a, announcing that a new loan o
silver roubles ~ to he contracted at PER csr
account Of the Treasury Of Finland, to meet the
Of the war.
Not lees than six shocks Of earth quake We
Rseuss on the Goth Of April. The first, VIII ct
cplatory, Was so strong n t, awaken the Who'll
tiop, many Of ~hom left their dwellings,
shock was snbsultcry. bat much slignter. T
occurred in the coarse Of the day, but were insil
No oamage was dore.
His Roy al Hignpess The Infant Dona Anna
Mara, Marquis de Soule, 10 going to Paris, tror
10 ste the great FIX bibitipn.
And eI.ksder has apptea to the French 90,
for permission to visit Paris, to see the g'ea
ton.
A Russian eagle, a trophy captured near
brought 70 England by Der Msjesty's ship We
has be- n sent NJ Capt. Lord Z. Russell to Lon,
present 10 bar Ma Jesty Queen Victoria.
steamer belonging 10 the Swedish navy =
IN the port OF Antaerp, lading firearms for t
the Swedisb Cover pment
A line Of electric telegraph is about to be IS
from WeDsnborg, province or Scania, in Swe3e
frontier of Norway. 1t IS 10 run along the west
Of Sweden.
No less than eco, coo worth Of broken anchors
turned by the British Baltic fleet, last year.
There are in ths city OF London A ,2s9 rateabi
and in the ne ropoiis generally, $50, 1874 houses
The Oh e. of Police IL Brails has adore ssed
port 10 the Hnrsish government on the sable
late Austrian disturbances in the Principalties
Hunting the Red Men IN the Utah CT
IRON the SANTA Fe (New Mexico) Gazette, Ar
We bave been permitted, through the k,n
Captain sturgii setting Assistant Aojutant-Ge
look at the re yort Of Colonel Fountleroy, gtvin
count of the operations IN the Utah country.
Fort Massachusetts 90 the 18th of March, wit
OF regulars and volunteers Of about five hund
marching 10 tne Del Norte to the Canon
struck tie rra,i OF TIE stock taken short tir
from the Consjos which thes folio we'd to the c
Pass, where they arrived on the 10Th OF March.
troops entered he pass, the Indians were seel
mile al q half In advance, drapn up in line, an
DEMONSTRATIONS for hattie. Tbs troops cnarg
vhsn trey fled 10 the mountains; the soldiers
ed, and pursued them among the rocks and ce
That coyere1 ths Eounta'ns. running fight,
81 hour, took plsee, VIXEN the Indians fed,
fesD no u ore a. thai psirt. They Bumoere
about twoffundred Warriors, and lost some 81
killed two ras.D prisoners, and ten horses. 7
composed OF Utabs snd Apaches, and were comm
Hueto and BiancO. Our JOSS was no Dragons
The troops resumed their march on the 20th
ipr tral Of lodges that led over the most ins
parts OF the mOuutsins, aud on the next day res
Pupcbe Pass. On the morning Of the 221, rs Il
were coming out o, the Pass, ~ the opposite ii
mountain, ipo,sps were seen some distanc
who we're pursued, and Que was killed and ons
The trad Of the Indiana was now followed dow
Fapsss to Bet aver Greek, up which they had tur
encampsd about thrse miles rom the river.
teen miles above this poiat the trail divided in
hut the troops continued on the largest, fol-
over bills and through valleys, until just befo
ing canon That led to the Arkansas, . large
lDoisDH were seen on the river. TIE troops
them, but before they could be overtAksn,
crossed the river and ascenced the mountain
Opposite side. The troops crossed the river, d
ed and Durssed th.m a5out two miles,
ceedsd in wounoiDe one Indian, and captured abo
animals This party was commanded BY Cnact
troops epcamped near this place. and learnin
squaw captured, thar party of Indians were
ffty nen were cent out in rne night 70 surpri
hn tha h~ad Id D.ri.... Gxro