The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-21
OUR RELATIONS WITH GREAT BRITAIN.
The COnciliatOry Tone Of the
English Press.
Several GnnbOats and Other Vessels Ordered
= 10 the American Coast.
THE EFFECT ON THE FUNDS.
THE lNUNDATI0NS IN FRANCE,
&C., 6c., DC.

Tasc Am~ica's mails arrived here last evening. We
thus enabled give the details Of the interesting
Hom Europe
The london Times, OF June 7th says The screw
steam frieate lmpereuse, 81, Capt. R. b. Watson with
i've despatch gunboats ordered to cruise Off Fall
mouth after ashich they ,ci Ocecd toe coast Of America.
Her Msesty's ship Cossack, 81 Captain Faraham and
the Mohawk, 8 steam despatch gnnvessel, Commander
Francis Close officially inspected, and their
mustered yesterday at spithead by viceAdmral Sir
George Seymour X. c. b., tho Port Admiral prior to
their being despatched on foreign service.
The 18th regiment arrived Gibraltar from Balaklava
LIST of June, ard were shipped board the Vulcan
for conveyance TO Quebec.
despatch from Plymouth (Eng.) on June 4, says
Orders have been received here to despatch the Arch
Ia, Captain Hcahecoe, to Halifax with all pos ible
speed. The Ek, IL, Captain Sir Robert Mcclure which
has been fitted for the South American station has had
her destination changed, and is now also to proceed 20
Halifax is also stated that the squadron Of des-
patch boats is after their trial p proceed to the same
dcandticn.
writes on June ID =
An Ominous silence prevails mt this moment the ques
Zion W the Sound Dues, and painful state of excitement
and expectation pervadcs all classes 1t being perfectly
comprchended that Engands refusal to accept the Danish
proposals is founded her desire TO first what the
Americans will do after the expiration OF the treaty In
the meantime the important 14th Of June Is rapidly ap
preaching, and it will then be what steps the Amer
government prepared to take. s stated here
on good authority that the United States minister at Coz
pensgcn has issued Instructions TO tho c0nsuls in the
Sound and Belts to advise American captains passing
those channels after the expiration of the treaty TO pay
the duties that be eycd on their ships and cargoes
by the Danish authorities but under written protests
TO be forwarded to the government at Washington
Two days ago writes the Paris correspondent Of LIE
Nord June there died at Versailles, in complete OBJ
security, parsonage who has name in history-Count
de Bombeiles who, aftor Napoleon and tho Count de
Niepperg, the third husband of Marie Louise.
throa h,N trpd nd aiy ytyo ami.
grants quilted Liverpool during the last month"; 1897 pro-
ceeding Australia 252 to the United States 674 to
Canada 9S TO New Brunswick. OF these emgrants
148 cn and 2l3 stecrage passengers. 5319 Of
them English, III Scotch, 9,453 Irish, and 72i
natives Of various foreign countries, These emgrans
vessels under government inspection. OF the
~smigrams by the Short Ships, 6S3 went to the
United States 1s3 Canada 80 to Port Philip to Tas-
mania so to Sydney, to South America, to the West
Indies.
t-he London Times OF June says
new line OF steamers is about to be established be-
tween Liverpool and America, company having been
formed under the law of Limited Liability, in Canada and
this country, with capital of ESQ OO0 TO run to Por
land Maine, in United States, calling at Nowfoundan
and Halifax, to land freight and passengers. The nha
btans of Newfoundland have memoralzed government
TO grant sufficient aid to enable the establishment OF di
rect communication with England both ways and the
present undertaking is calculated opportuney to supply
ghe requirement. is intended to commence with two
powerful vessels of about 1000 tons measurement pos
sessing besides large cargo space accommodation ior
three classes OF passengers The rst Is intended " leave
Liverpool about the first OF August
In the debate Irish tenants rights, in the House Of
Commons, on June 4th, Mr.. Moore said
The industrious man. bitterness of heart but unbro
ken spirit conveyed himself and his family with what
ever savings his thrift and toll had accumulated to Ame-
rca where the dcadest foe to the interests
of England on earths surface sluggard emgratcd
10 the poor house and the same law that allowed the
landlord TO despoi the improving tenant compelled MN
TO pay for the maintenance Of the Improbable hind VINO
I,o1vu tnI Iii, marty
social relations between landlord and tenant in Ireland
The London Posi- Of June 5, says the French merchan.
steamship Alma up TO Spithead at noon today, in
tow of a stcamtug, disabled. She is from Hayre and
bound New York, but has suffered some injury to her
machinery and propeller and has come hero for repairs
The Risorgimento of Turin, of the 30th rmo, states
that Mazzn has issued circular TO his agents declaring
mis- intention of Withdrawing entirely from politics. and
leaving london for New York. or some other city or the
United States. His agent at Turin, advocate B,ttin,
been instructed to sell the property he possesses IN
Piedmont.
We read in the Brussels Independence Russia taking
into consideration the daily increasing Importance OF its
relations with China, has determnedthe court Of Pckn
having given consent-to appoint charge daairs a,
the government of the Celestial Empire in the place of
simple consul at Canton. Baron Sovinsk, celebrated
Chinese scholar, has been chosen for this post he VIII
reside part of the year at Macao, and the other at
Canton.
Madame Rsori made her first appearance in London on
the 4th instant, in Italian translation Of N. Erncs,
IAgoures tragedy Of ''Medea." She received with
1nbounded applause, and voted as having full right 4
her pre-cmincRt European rank.
The Paris correspondent Of the london Chronicle
writing on June 5th ssys: reported that France ana
England will make joint protest against the recognition
of General Walkers government by the United States
Our London Correspondence.
LONDON June 6, 1855.
England and The Usied States
II Is almost needless to say that tho absorbing topic