The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-05
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
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FOUR LAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
no TlDINGS OF THE PACIFIC.
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THE PEACE CONFERENCES IN PARIS
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The Angl0-French Alliance.
The Trouble Between the United States
and England.
THE NEW ENGLISH LOAN.
THE GREAT RIDGWAY CASE In PARIS
VERDICT FOR THE AMERICAN HEIRS.
Our Paris, Madrid, Vienna and Rome Cores
pondence.
Marriage Ceremony Of the Russian Grand
Duke Nicholas.
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Marriage Ceremony Of the Russian Grand
Duke Nicholas.
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The steamship Baltic from Liverpool Feb. 90 arrived
~ this port at IL O'Clock A. 81 yesterday. Her advises
are four days later than brought by the Americs.
She brings no intelligence Of the Pacific.
Mr. William Moore, passenger, ted the 1Oth the
voyage of the Baltic to Liverpool
The Africa arrived at Liverpool s5 morning Monday
the 18Th ut.
The Peace Conferences to open on the 23d ut All
The ENJOYS had arrived st Pars Confidence the re-
establishment Of peace continues.
The excitement respecting tho American difficulties WAS
not great large force of British troops be
centrated at Canada a Palmerston bravado.
Mr.. sadlier, NJ P, for Sligo, Ireland had committed
suicide near Hampstead London by swallowing dose of
oil of bitter almonds 1t appears that Mr. Sad
er left his house NO. II Goacsster square, Hyde Par
about hafpast eleven O'Clock Saturday night, 10th
ult and nothing further had been as.ertaned respec
ing his The Of the rash act is ascrbed
to his having become heavily involved by losses and liz
otes which he was utterly unable TO meet He was
connected with numberess under akpgs Of various kinds
his acceptances have been numerous, and seeking dis
count at extremely high rates His Losses have besn very
considerable and besiies the Of his own pr
vate props rty amounting time back to above f20o
co., there reason to fear that he has added besides
very heavy amount to his liability.
The London Standard Of February 10 has the follow
ipgThe Paris papers OF yesterday destitute of in
teIes nor do We expect tina. they viii bs Otherwise
until the meeting OF the allied conference shall take
place. when as far permissible, the publication of the
proceedings OF that high dplomatis assembly will give
TO tho columns Of foreign contemporaries an import
ance which they have seldom IL ever before obtained
Count Orl0 arrived at Brussels Sunday night from
ST. Petersburg his way to Paris which he expected
to reach this evening (ruesday) tomorro the de-
lay being caused BY the Count wishing to have an inter-
view with the King Of the Bsgisns previous to hts de-
parture.
The markets in Paris and the provinces have,
during the past week. been rather brisk At advance
in prices.
Letters from Hamburg ministerial crisis 1t
Hanover occasoned BY putting In force the constitution
Of 1s4O in Lieu Of that Of lsie Several members Of the
government had given in their designations.
letter from Vienna of the 18th ultinao, says:-Our
young Empress yesterday met With accident for
tunstey it not attended with any serious conse
auences Tho spring Of her Msjestys carriage beoke
while she WAS taking ai,ing and she compelled
70 aght and return to the palace in private carriage
which happened to pass at the moment This is the
cond accident kind that has happened to the En-
press and tho Emperor has ordered the person to whose
negligence it is attributed to be severely punished.
Dispatches from st. Petersburg of the 18th ultimo
say the teudeuoic, at st. Petersburg completely
French N. dc Fonton takes the place at Vienna of
Prince Gortschako who has left the Austrian capital
leave of absence.
Advices from Vienna of the 18th ut in the Wurzsurg
Gasefe, say
The question relative to the foreign troops who
Turkey Will not be decided until after the dsdnive
cluson Of peace; but it is certain that the Western
and ma tn AnACA Aaattv of
prolonged military occupation Of the Turkish provinces,
without which occupation the contemplated reforms
keep garrison in the Principaes. and tho 8lties will
continue to occupy Constantinople Galpol Adranople
VsIna, Trebizonde and Elzeroum. Russia with not take
any part in the occupation of the Turkish territory
The cabinet of St. Petersburg has not allowed the in
terval between the acceptance Of the Austrian propo
items and the opening Of the conferences at Paris pass
without profing by it, 1t has addressed circular
despatch to all the Russian diplomatic agents abroad
The moderate and pacific tone of this despatch allows Of
the hope that the Russian Plenipoentiaries will be well
disposed towards concessions the consrences least
such is the opinion entertained in diplomatic circles
here. The Russian Chancellor in insisting the i'm
porance Of the concessions hitherto made by Russia,
speaks also of the fifth point and allows it to be
that Russia would consent to any other cession of
territory, or to pay any indemnity for the war.
An English company had been formed to work the
iron mines Of Nova scot to be called the Acadian Iron
Company, with capital Of $780, ,0OO in s5 shares
Among the directors persons connected with the
trade Of Sheffield.
The bark Proteus, OF Shelburne, N g., Captain Hard
ing, from Liverpool to Jamaica, with general carg,,
struck the Backwater bank, coast of Ireland Feb
18th, and went to pieces the master and eleven
saved snd one drowned. The mate got adriit in
boat and has not since been heard OF.
ship Asterian, Captain Gay from New Oreans arrived
liverpool on the 10th ult. On overhaung the ship
the customs searchers found mulato girl concealed in
the bostswsins bunk, whore she had been sscreted
during the voyage, unknown to any board except
ing the boatswain. reward Of $500 offered at New
Orleans for the girls apprehension She at Liver
pool
Letters from Batoum Of January "a state that the Tu
nssn troops in Asia had suffered much from the effects
Of Climate and reduced to fourth their org
nal numbers 1t is proposed TO send the remainder back
TO Tuns. omer Pasha has 80 900 men with him ct lie.
don't Kae.
Advices via Viepna mention . meeting between the
Turks and Russians the 9th OF January, Zugdi
dt. six battalions surprised battalion Of Turks The
Turks retreae leaving ten guns and all their baggage,
and the Russi burned the Pasha palace and several
villages.
Mligan, Evans Co. quote sales of cotton for three
days, e, 600 bales Market duh and quiet Prices un.
changed.
The Manchester market steady and prices unchanged.
Brcadstuas slghtIy advanced, except white wheat,
which has declined shilling In aour there Is
improved demand.
western canal Is quoted at 3as. $685. Philadelphia
and Baltimore, 37s . $685.. Ohio, 39s. Corn opened
heavy but improved at the close mixed quoted
at 33s 6d white $685. Richardson, spencer Co. quo.e
pork quiet at 8ls. 3D.
In tfer thare ia den, a.