The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-15

doubt ought 10 be referred home for decision by Her
warn the Chinese authorities that they must levy equal
duties with impartialty upon the trade OF all nations
which although nothing more than shat due taken
In the shape Of duties and that from all alike the msr
chants at shanghae are placed IN dsadvant,geoas Pc
alton as compared with the merchants at other ports
where laxer system prevails. Sir John Bowrings at
tention has called 70 this state OF things and he
hss been dirested endeavor to remedy it, by urging
the adoption at other ports OF the Shanshse system
under which the duties collected behalf OF the
Chinese government by committee Of three foreigners
But Instructions have been given urge the general
adoption OF the Canton system The treaty prescbes
certain degree OF consular for the protection
pers until proof produced to them that the demands
Of the Chinese custom house are satisfied.
The Representation of London.
Lord John Russell has issued the olowing address,:
TO THE fIxcToRs OF rHE cIpY OF LONDON on ,o.s
,GESTIRxKS-Her Majesty having been pleased to
6de to me mission OF the highest importance, involv
ing the interests OF Europe and aordng hopes Of an
honorable termination Of tue present war feel 1t my
duty to Withdraw for time fom my service to you in
While in this capital intelligence reached Of
tho RESIGNATION Of three Of the principal Ministers Of the
ance in carrying on the government.
In the difficult circumstances in which the country is
placed, have not thought myself Justified in with
holding from the Queen any aid which it nigh. be In
have therefore accepted Office. and on my return
from Vienna shall be prepared TO assume Its duties and
responsibilities.
In these circumstance humbly place myself In your
hands candidate for the renewal Of confidence.
have the honor TO be, gentlemen, your obedent ser
rant, JOHN RUSSELL.
spain.
In the Cortes the l4th ultimo bill OF Indemnity
TO the ministers for having expelled Queen Christina was
brought forward. NJ. Bueno opposed II the ground
that the ministers ought to have given this Queen to
isrior and General San Miguel contsnded that the min
istry had acted in the only way that possible In
taxing itself to exile the Queen could not they
uafd Or ~ hmm havA nrad
Queen Isabella to sign decree for her mothers Danish
ment whilst the consideration due to Queen Christina
regent Of the kingdom rendered Il unsdvisable TO take
any more severe step than that Of Punishment NJ No
blamed he army for Il. part in it, and CONCLUDED b.
declaring that he did not envy the glory Of the Minister
Of wsr (0'Donnell) On this the Duke d. "a Victoria
jumped up, and cried with Indignation, "Kuow, sir.
the revolution" Tho Minister Of War maintained that
and Queen Isabella. This declaration created great
sensation. The bill voted by 30 votes to q The
Camor Pbico announces the arrest Of twenty Carlst
consprators in house in the Gale de las does HERNIA
mas and of two colonss Of the party sppears
It that the Carlist conspiracy Mt Madrid has
siye -amifcAtions fame had taken place
Ut Corunna, but had Seen put down.
Celebration Of Washington's Birthday In
The Psrs correspondent Of the London Times writing
Paris gave bali last night in tbs Herr saloons 1Ras de
y Victoire) 10 conmemoraton Of the anniversary OF
the birth Of Washington The were most taste
fully fitted up and brilliantly lighted The portrait OF
the great founder of the Independence OF the United
States with the device, "First in war frat In peace and
first in he hearts OF his fellow faced that OF
his frepi and companion in arms Lafayette and Frank
Inns portrait opposite that of President Pierce The
attendance very nu merous bat not onyenentIy
for the extent Of the rooms and it comprised most OF
those distinguished In literature the arts politics.
70 DO found in Paris Nearly all the membsrs Of the
diplomatic corps as well the members OF the French
government, l,eif present N. Guizot was among tbs
earliest arrivals The English residents casual visit
In DarfN nj Nnth
be better than the order and regularity with which this
interesting fcte arranged, from the commencement
TO the en-.
Foreign Music and the Drama.
Miss Catherine Hays will shortly return to Lon don
from Calcutta.
new vrs.oa Of the ballet opera sIe Dieu ct la Baya
dere, music b. Auber has been done at the Adelphi,
for the spanish dancers.
On dit that Jenny Lind viii shortly visit London
bat viii sing only sacred music, OF Exeter Hall
Mr. julien is conccrtieing in the provincial towns
The performance Of efn czarinc was resumsd at the
Theatre Franccais The same cram. burlesqued at
the Foltes Il .matiqnes, By an In different vaudeville,
called "zarine."
At the Porte st. Martin drama by NJ Victor Stous,
Z 70 play the principal BART After Sis Departure is
said that most extraordinary drama will be produced
comprising the whole history Of France from the days
Of the heroviDyia to the present time.
At Berlin, Frau johanna wagner's Lucrezia Borgia"
is the rage.
At Madrid, Pepita, the danseu has created great
thusiasn.
At Trieste, verdrs uAtula, has been produced, but
was attended only by moderate share Of success.
This codus is attributed 10 the dsconsnt OF the pub
lie at the sudden disappearance Of toe isvorts danseue
NINE. haywood ian American by birth, who ranks very
high In Italy) for which they blame the Administration.
The work Of Maestro Verdi 'Ls vepres sicilien.
mes" is preparing with elaborate care Al the Grand
Opera Paris where they have At least the merit OF
making boast Of the shorDess OF the time they take to
bring out great work was the with Meyerbeers
stHuguenots in London. The repettons will be con-
cluded about the middle Of March, after which the
nrst represents ticn viii take place In the way Of
vvas, ola Juve' is announced for Mile Ctuveli, and
the "Prophee," with Nine. Stoltz Fides. N. Eeri-
IAnmermoor.o
fresh tran ,lston Of "Misanthropie ct Repentir Is
about 70 be produced at the Franess from the pen Of
the late Gerard de Nerval.
spener's Gazette OF Perrin announces that in conse.
SEsoiie du Nord Seyerbeer vas on the oh, called
TO the royal and received the OF commander
OF the order Of Albert
We Learn from ST. Petersburg that the italian opera
season glides on unnterruptedly and prosperousy
though the 6so Of Alma and Inkermann had never been
lost; .Don pssquaie, LA sonnambaa," ~ Puritan"
s'Poiiuto, = "Escbeth,n and "Der Freyschutzn have
been the chief operas OF the winter and CalAoA Ron
conf and Laba be aud Mines Tedesco and DelAgrs nga
the regning 10 yorites.
nora sslvini IN he principal Character 10 described
creating scorapete frore by her enthuss. Our old
Acquaintance Bsttini OF vocferating celebrity, IL the
tenor, and IL also fsvorsbly spoken of.
N. Lecomts ARABIAN Nights" concerning Nile. IA.
CHEFS American engagement, has been denounced az
fabrication by NJ Raphael Felix brother 10 the lacy and
manager Of l. tours NJ Raphael Felix has addressed
to the jourpa letter declaring that the contract tho
embalnmsnt, aud all the other incidents OF the won
drous tale only many falsehooas. The NEW
YoRk HERALD pronounced Lecorntes story cdndrd long
ago.l
A aer comedy. by NJ Angler entitled "osnture
Dore' has b.en produced 81 the Gy mnass.
Markets.
LospoA hosEy MARKKT, Feb. 26-Evening money
msrtet cor uaues 20 exhibit quiet ana dull feeling
and the tencsncy OF ties Is rather easier owinr the
contraction q monetpry eng.gement- for time
past IN operation causing commercial transactions TO be