The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-04
Great Britain.
oUR PRESIDENTS MEssAGH-PRocEEDINGs IN PAR


LIAMENT-THE CUBAN SLAVE TRADE, Ere.
The Presidents Message was published in England
the 18th, but the public mind is occupied with the
that the Message passed almost without
remark
The bin for the enlistment of 40 600 Germans hal
awakened protracted debates. Mr. D'Israeli aud his
party in the House Of Commons opposed f. but would
not throw any unfair obstacle in its way. Sir Edward
Iyttcn Bulwer moved that it be read that day six
months. Mr.. Miner Gibson said the enlistment OF 10.
reign mercenares independently OF their governments,
violated their principle OF neutrality aud might ~ taken
advantage OF by Russia TO hire prva.eers 10 the United
States
On Friday evening the Chancellor of tho Erchequer
notice that he win propose that the duty tea
remain at eighteen pence pound unai peace be 70.
stored
Sir James Graham stated that ADMIRAL Fanshawc
(Brsh) was making vigorous Efforts Tor the destruc.
tiou II the sla trade OF Cuba.
The Foreign Enlistment bill read a third time in
the Commons on Friday night and passed by minority
Of s. The Is strongly repa giant TO the feel
ings 81 the people 1t 10 regarded job 70 put money
in the pockets Of our cousina OF Hanover and Gotha
in exchange for few thousi OF their spare subjects
Debates also ensued the Militia bill the Earl Of
Derby and his party oppoing the removal Of hs militia
which IL essentially hons forcete foreign garri.
They did not, however amsndment
consequently, the bill read second time aud passed
through committee.
discussion ensued on q bal bargain made BY
Britsh Admiral in exchanging the frsato Thetis against
two Russian gun beats.
Lord John Russell stated that ths number OF troops
France was willing to send TO the seat Of only
limited by The number OF transports Enganf did not
propose 70 take into it pay before proposing
the Foreign Enlistment bill
The Chancellor OF the Exchequer proposes TO transfer
deposits Of savings banks, amounting TO 33,oOO,0oo
sterling from the Bank OF England into government
three per cent debt The proposal regarded unfa
voIsby, and caused the funds to recede.
Government has not yet announcd ia intention 10
the overland raffc in Russian produce.
Mcssrt Carter Co., ship broker Lsn1on, suspended
Withholding vouchers ssaInst the Admiralty FOR frsish.
advanced by Car'ers acceptances. AIS liabilities
go ooo sterling, which the assets viii .obably meet
meeting was held In Manchester TO condemn John
Brghts peace sentiments twas noisy, but not unani
mousIy in favor OF Nr. Bright convened an oppo-
Siton meeting and defended his sentiments. The affair
ended in a street row.
slr Charles Napier had returned to England, and was
well received At Portsmouth
France.
The proposed loan occupied attention but IL might DO
postponed TIL March.
Leon Faucher is dead.
is rumored that France win reduce tae duty 20 per
cent on talow, cocoanut oil, and greases.
Austria.
The Emperor Of Austria has sent the decoration Of st.
stephen as mark Of frendahip 70 the Emperor Espo-
ieos.
In the Second Chamber Il resolved 20 open the
Prsssian eoastng trade to English shipping
Denmark.
The Kings message TO Parliament had been delivered.
On the 9TH December the French became masters Of
the hole district OF oued Nsh the last outstanding
city having HurrendeFe.
Egypt.
N. Lssepe, ex-French Consul In Egypt has obtained
hrmsn granting authority 10 Joint stock company
10 construct ship canal the fsthmus Of saez
tns company 70 collect tolls for ninety nine year, tho
canal TO ~ completed In twelve years and Yeeroy
without outlay, 70 have Bftesn per the profits
Japan.
Tie treaty between oIcAt britain and Japan 4. very
favorable sir James Sterling attempted 20 obtain smI.
lar terms for France but the japanese Minister refuse
special French mission will be sent