The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-09

ARRIVAL OF The AFRICA.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
NO NEWS OF THE PACIFIC.
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TIE PEACE CONFERENCES NOT in SESSION.
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The American War Feeling Subsiding in
England.
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SkiRM,Sti,NG IN THE CRIMEA.
THE OPERATIONS or sADLisR, THE SUICIDE.
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The Boldct and Most Extensive Frauds, For.
geries and SpeaulationS On Record.
THE ENGLISH LOAN TAKEN.
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Improvement in Consols and Corn.
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SLIGHT DECLINE IN COTTON.
&C., DO. DC.
The American War Feeling Subsiding in
England.
sKiRM,sH,NG IN THE cRIMEA.
THE OPERATIONS or sADL,sR, THE SUICIDE.
The Boldest and Most Extensive Frauds, For
geries and Speaulatians On Record.
THE ENGLISH LOAN TAKEN.
mprovement in Consols and Corn.
SLIGHT DECLINE IN COTTON,
&C., DO. &o.


The Cunard mail steamship Africa Capt Shannon,
arrived this port at five oc yesterday afternoon
She left Liverpool ut past O'Clock Saturday
morning, the 23d ult.
The Africa has thirty seven passengers.
The steamship Pacific has 10. baen heard of
On the subject Of the difficulties sith the United STATES
we have nothing new to report excepting chat the Lon
den Morning Advertiser Processes to be that Mr..
Dallas carries out very stringent demands regard beth
70 the Central American and the enlistment questions
The Peace Conference 1t supposed would meet
the day that the Africa left. Anxiety daily noreAs-
ing as to the result.
1t stated, but not generally credited, that Russia
consents to the dismanthng of Nicholaief.
Paris editors have been ordered to write more
spectipg peace war while the onfere ence sits
The British loan had all besn taken BY Rothschid
et90
In both houses Of the British Parliament official n
nouncsment made that It is the intention ofgovern
ment to appoint board Of general Off inquire
into the charges contained the report Of toe Cmean
commission. Lord Derby the Hou~o of Lords brought
up the subject of the mutual duties of ae Minister of
War and the Commander-in-Chlef
It was reported that the Ministry seeing the formi-
dable opposition raised in the House # LORDS dis
posed to recede from pressing the wense, Pesrage
Sir Jcshua Walmseys motion for epenny the National
Gallery and British Museum Sundays WAS discussed in
the Commons, and negatived BY vote 37e against
49, Lord Palmerson opposed the bat without
stating bis reasons.
Lord john Russell gave notice that he should on that
day fortnight rssout tie oject ., national
education in England and Wales. Mr. OtwAy gave 80
that he sheud for information to the intentions
OF the government Of Inda with regard tina terrific
rses OF the King Of Dude. Lord Palmerston Land upon
the table papers relsting 70 the Dan,.h succession.
Gen. Knoty Hangazy, ~ra,ss to tho London papers
consdictng certain expressions attributed him dero
gatory to the English officers at Kuety protests
sgana his being mixed with ths Jersey refugees
and socialist newspapers He is solder. says,
tries to do his duty according to his conviction the
best OF hts power.
Not vestige of the ship Great Dute remsina and
though her cgo has been washed aoous yet owing to
the precpitous nature of the coss is feared little
be saved The bodies several Of have been
recovered and buried at Apg!e
The Countess Csumont LAforce eccentric lady aged
30, who resiced In the Champs Eiysees Pa
rs wss murdered by her groom e~ weeks since. The
assassin stabbed her with pitchA in the of
violent quarrel, and then gave hA n 70 the police.
singular incident had ocoursa G Liverpool. Mr..
latham, merchant, came in the m1A6DAg to the Ex-
change rooms, and usual ted the bulletin OF
of prices Finding that articles in which he had specl
lated largely falling he retired to vault under the
Exchange ard cut his threat Fortunately, he dis
covered e extinct and he 10y ia the vault at
tended BY four medical men, being impossible In his
precarious state, to remove him.
Tho Austrian Credit Bank hss agreed take shares in
the Western "Empycss Ehzsbsth" RAILROAD to the
amount Of 20 oOo, 900 FORMS The houses Rothschd
VII be concerned to hst tina. amount.
CoAktantinople advices report much excitement and
confusion in commercial affairs All things have fallen
In price, and merchants who have heavy stocks fear to
incur heavy losses
The official accounts ofthe trade and navigation of Bri
tain for the year 1856 have been puoisued and show
satisfactory result The exports in vslue to
f97 3e4 1885, the value 1854 having boon cot
and in 1868, eos ,sSs, 7s1 sterling
The Brokers' Circular quotes decline In cotton during
the week of about Lied, chiefly tbs middling and
ower qualities, Of largo arrivals sales Of the
week. 81 900 bales, including IL 900 speculaonisnd
for export.
Messrs. Bigland Ashya Co. report wheat and -four
dearer and Hrmiy held. Corn In good demand at Ii.
advance.
Lard firm and in good request, at 54s. Beef
lively at last weeks prices. Nothing in pork. Bacon
nnohar ged, and in good demand
Naval stores quiet. Ashes dull London mon " mar
ket tight Consols auctusted considerably, closing at
81 American stocks quiet.
The steamer Edinburg was to SAL from Glasgow
saturday, 23d for New York
Our London Corrsspondence.
LONDON, Feb %, 1866.
England and Annsrca-7he Peace Corycrences--Russan
IrH,Anoe-tae of Tlrkey--Fo,t St. Nicholas Bown Up
Trade Rawus-TAe Ne,o Loan.
Since Lord Palmerston's reply to Mr. Roebuck In the
House Of Commons nothing further has taken place
with regard to the Misunderstanding between Eagland
and the government at Washington.
The peace conferences at Paris sll probably open
Monday next, February 25. Ono after the other all the
Penp have dropped in Orlof yesterday and
Aali Pacha to-day.
Count walewsk as Minister Of Foreign Affairs of the
country where the conferences held win be Pres
dent The delicate question Of precedence has been
settled regards the other penipotentaries. They
will sit according alphabetical order Of the
of the nations they represent Thus Austria will
fret and Turkey last.
The feeling that peace Twill certainly be the result
these conferences grows frmer daily One Of the cklsh
points whether Ecolae Is t, under the sppela
tion OF Black Sea forts Ncoiai-f Is you aware
not the shores OF tho Black Sea- being on the Bug
which into the lack Sea. 1t is the arsenal and
dockyerd of Sebastopc and quite formidable to Tur
Key Sebastopol itse,f.
The influence of Russia has already begun to show It.
self at Paris The journal ds Debct which ia one Of the
best Paris papers, or,esnst) published long leader to
prove that the allies had right to demand the shutting
up OF Ncolse The Steele denounced the tice in the
Ddts Russian eGusi.p; the Monieu repu bishes he
article in Steele then to all the Constitutional
declares that the publication of the article of the Sce
I'm the A6nttew iiom If this is q sample
of he manner in which the conferences 70 carried
pn, may some kind genius watch over them. Guam
zarra apicwid regsar apndus s very old quotation,
but not n whit the less true.
The conferences az ConstGntinople going ssts-
factoriy. The Sultan viii be the greatest gsfosuer Tur