The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-13

The London Star, democratic organ, Of 2Sth
June says:-Mr. Champion, forgetting his position,
and negecting to remember that he was writing for
the confederation Of posterity chooses TO use dash
State documents of the Washington authorities as
an "impndent tissue Of falseh00ds"
The same journal Of the 9th ult., says:-Lord
Palmerston was called to power in time OF war,
to conduct 1t with energy and decision; but Is he
the man to be intrusted with almost irresponsible
power In time o. peace?
The London Chronicle OF June %, Observes
acquire the ascendency which the gentleman always
waelds over the mere braggart
The Manchester Guardian, tory trading paper
.Says;-We hear good deal sometimes about the
evils Of secret diplomacy, and we are willing to ad
init that official reserve in these matters has often
been unreasonably protracted. Lord Clarendon OBJ
serves, however. that he has repeatedly informed
Mr.. Buchanan that he wished to retire from a trou
and worthless gin Central Anne
T. The London Nescs of June ~, says:-But having
acted as he has done, Lord Clarendon appears to
have made % dignfed and sensible o reply to Mr..
Marcy as the position which he now occupies per
United.
says;-T Throughout the question England has felt
too pOwertul for false pride and has acted honestly
stlaightforwardly and with the utmost temperance.
Whether this conduct will be met as it deserves by
The London Shipping Gazette, mercantile or
gan, of June q, says:-We hope, with Lord Claren-
don, that the conferences which are about to take
place between Mr. Dallas and himself will be con-
which is dictated by the true interests Of Great
Britain and the United States.
Letters from Moscow speak Of the magnificent
preparations made there for the coronation of the
Emperor. The ceremonial will be regulated by that
which was observed at the coronation OF the late
Emperor Nicholas; the changes to be introduced
will be owing to the circumstance that the late
monarch was only crowned at Moscow as Emperor
of all the Russias, and took at Warsaw the royal
crown of Poland, whereas the present Emperor
Alexander III. will unite the two sOlemnities.
Advices from Milan, Of the 2lst Of June, mention
that q movement on large scale, indeed on the
preparation. This movement is attributed to MAJ
zinian agency in order to anticipate another move
ment Of q more constitutional character.
The Bishop Of Arras, France, has issued pasto-
raj letter on the present position OF the Roman
States. The prelate says The people of Rome is
certainly one of the happiest in the whole world.
Under the calm and mild hand of the government,
whose only reproach is its being too paternal and
while everywhere else the minds of men are lowered
and matertalized, Rome continues to cultivate litera
ture and the arts with serenity an application and
welibeiDg of each and the security OF oil.
The Royal Geographical Society Of England met
on Esd Of June memorial to Lord Palmerston
was read by Sir Roderick Murchison. Impressed
with the belief that her Maestys missing ships the
Erebus and Terror or their remains are still frozen
up at no great distance from the spot whence certain
relics of Sir John Franklin and his crews were OBJ
tanned by DR.. Rae, the memorialists urge upon his
lordship the desirabeness OF sending OUT expedi
ton to satisfy the honor Of our country and clear
up mystery which has excited the sympathy Of the
civilized world"
The elevation of prelate Of the Greco Ruthenian
ritz TO the Cardinaate, in the late Consistory is
nov3ty. 1t Is owing to the urgent representations
Of, sunt Colloredo.
TIE Confrsris Of the italian Saccar have been
distinguishing themselves at Ancona by their fanati-
cal zeal. The saccar area religious association,
whore members devote themselves in an especial
manner to act as spies for the Inquisition. They
ere rewarded by certain immunities and privileges.
Advices.. from st. Petersburg, of June 2s, say
An Imperial ukase of the 10th announces the re-
vision Of the customs tariff Of 1850. The duty on
coffee imported by sea Is reduced 10 c0pecks per
poud (about confines per 20 kilognmmes)
From Spain we learn that disturbances took place
recently at Valladolid and Valencia. The troops
were called out and did their duty.
An odd thing occurred lately in respect to q
Queen. in Paris, The ex.Queen Christina paid
visit to Cardinal Patrizzi, the Popes legate, imme
diately after which his Emnence proceeded TO tn
Hospital for Incurable Women"
The late Persian courier from Teheran had ad-
vices up to the 10th May, announcing that few
days before his departure the news had been afloa
OF the capture Of Herat, and that the Shah had or
dered rejocings iuminations, and salvos OF artil-
lery to celebrate the event. On discovering, how.
ever that the news was false, bis Majesty waxed
wroth had the courier from Herat bastinadoed vigo
rously, and ordered his Zengirsi Bachi, who had
introduced the messenger, 20 lose his head, which
punishment, however. vas RENTED on payment Of
400 tomauns.
The Muric:pal Council OF Nantes having decided
thnt palace in that city should be offered to the
Prince Imperial, they have almost come to an
arrangement with the government for the purchase
al D,l of No npko NJ prik
decree In the Paris Monifeur appoints M. Gou-
ion, assist Mt astronomer ct the Observatory at
Paris, 10 be astronomer at the same establishment.
Another decree dominates the Able Diouloufet, doc
Tor In theology 70 the post OF Professor OF Hebrew
II IA proposed 20 vote, this year, the sum OF
El0 900, as o contribution In respect OF the
revenue derived from the British Crown estates In
the metropolis, towards the formation OF fund Tor
the building Of additional churches and panonages
In London.
An old lady belonging TO o distinguished aristo-
cratic family one OF the members Of which was
one of the most eminent minister's OF the Restora-
tion, was yesterday tried by the Tribunal OF Correc
tiona Police for mendiciy. IL was proved that she
had for long time frequentcd churches, and espe-
cially the Madeleine, TO beg.
There Me no~ 4.99G petitions on the table OF the
English Commons House, against opening the Bri-
tish Museum on Sundays, signed by GIG ITS persons
The receipts OF the home treasury Of the East In
da Company from the LIST Of May. 1865, 70 the 3oth
OF April, 1856. amounted TO f3 ,o36 SIT, making with
the balance in favor In May, 1855, grand total OF
0,543 500 The concurrent disbursement amounted
TO lila 436 leaving balance in favor on the 3oth
Of April last OF 6 ,43l 553. The estimated receipts
Of the home treasury for next year are 1851 ,l2O,
and the disbursements fs,254.l05.
The Consul 81 New Granada in London, writes 70 the
London TINES thus with reference TO the robbery OF gold
In New Granada beg 70 inform you that the
robbery planned and executed IN Medcln, and not
in Carthagcna
Michigan and Eric Telegraph Company
Case.
IRON the Cleveland Herald, July
Randall. Cook q Co re. The Mthtgan and Eric TIE.
ororh tosyapy.--Cuyshoga County Court OF Common
Pleas, Judge Foot presiding.
Petition contained two causes Of action
The first set up that plaintiffs, wool dealers In Ohio
delivered 10 defendant teegrah company, on the 1itn
OF June 1863 be transmitted 70 an argent OF the plain
sis 1T Mesdvie, Pa, message directing MIN 70 pay ior
certain wool 40 per POUND and that the defendants
% eaxaleanlx iranamiticd that the AGENT