The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-28
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
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ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC,
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IMPORTANT POSITION OF ITALY.
Count CarOar's Reports to The Sandman
Parliament.
INTERESTING FROM SPAIN.
ANOTHER RUSSIAN CAMPAIGN AGAINST eRcASSlA,
The Eibertg Of the Belgian Press.
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sTA1E OF THE MARKETs.
NEWS FROM AUSTRALIA.
Increase in the Production OF Sold.
Thes vvresk Of tho Ship Racer.
Treaty between Russia and the
United States.
OUR LONDON hNs PABls CORRESPONDENCE.
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TreaSy between Russia and the
United States.
OUR LONDON bNs PARlS CORRESPONDENCE.
&c., &c., &c.


The Collins mail steamer Baltic Capt. Comstssk.
arrived yesterday morning about half past six O'Clock.
She sailed from Liverpool shortly after three O'Clock
afternoon of Wednesday, the l4th inst, end brinss
London papers Of that day, as well as commercial
reports to the close Of business.
The Africa arrived at Liverpool at one O'Clock, A.
ternoon Of Monday, the 18th.
There is considerable news of interest by this ax
rival 1t is stated at Constantinople that defensive
alliance had been concluded at Teheran, betweea
Persia and the United Sttes and that the texs Of It
had arrived at Oonstannople where it is kept vexy
secret. "a commercial treaty must be meant) 4
is reported from Hamburg that an American squad.
ron is expected soon to enter the Baltic.
On Friday, the 9th instant, Russia, Sweden and
Gutenberg signed protocol at Copenhagen, agree
ing to adopt the last proposition of Denmark for the
capitalization Of the Sound Dues, provided al
other States interested do the same
1t is reported that Russia has demanded explana-
tons respecting the joint treaty soorcty concluded
between France, Englandand Austria, guaranteeing
the independence of Turkey. AS the rumos has noe
affected the stock exchange, il cannot be considered
dangerous.
Russia is about to commence another campaign.
under Gen. Mourayeif, against the Cire,ssians.
Considerable excitement yet rsigns in Belgium O
the subject of the attempts of France coerce the
press, and ovation had been offered by the Bel
gan editors to Count Vilan, for his expressed de-
termination to uphold the liberty Of type. Paris
correspondence, however, says that the French and
Belgian governments have come to an understand
ing in the matter-that Belgium will take more 90
tive measures to prevent the publication of appeals
to assassination, and France will take an carly op-
nOrtunitv of aynresanu safiafa cinp fharawifh
The news Of Gen. Walkers battle at Rivas attract
ed some-but not much attention in England. The
French government is stated to have its vigilance
particularly awakened towards the movements Of
the secret societies. which are becoming dangerous
The Empress Eugene, accompanied by the En-
peror, drove out on the llth Of May, for the first
time since her ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. She drove out again
next day.
Consuls from England and France will be station
ed at Kamiesch aud Kafla in addition to the places
mentioned by last arrival from England
Advices from Marscilles dated on May IL, say
The Sultan has requested several Anglo French d-
visions to remain for some time at Constantinople.
1t is thought that this request has been caused bg
the state Of things in the interior Of Turkey.
The extensive revolt which has broken out In
Arabia is the theme Of general conversation. Egyp-
tian troops are to be employed in reprcssng it. The
journals are silent on the subject.
The Smyrna papers state that the fanatics in Sy-
ria have massacred the English consular agent in
Marasch and his family.
Suleiman Pasha has put down the revolt in Mag
nesia, and arrested the ringIeaders.
The accounts from the Crimea are to Mays.
General Luders had authorized the cavalry divi-
sion Of General dAllonville to proceed from Eupa-
tora to Kamiesch by land, passing along the coast.
The Tartars Of Eupatoris were emigrating, and
establishing themselves in the Dobrudscha.
A body of 5000 English troops had embarked at
Balaklava.
We read in the Roman Journal of the 7th inst
The Grand Duke and Grand Duchess of Tuscany,
on arriving at Rome, were visited by Cardinal An
toneli, and by the Majordomo and Chamberlain Of
His Holiness. To-day, at noon, their Imperial High
nesses, their children, and the Grand Duchess Maria
Louisa proceeded to the Vatican, accompanied by
their suite, by the Marquis Scpo Bargagl, Minister
Resident Of Tuscany at Rome, and the attaches Of
the Legation. The Pope admitted them to pri-
vate audience, treated them with all the honor dua
to their august persons, and conversec a long timo
with them The Grand Duke afterwards presented
to the Holy Father his numerous suite, and waited.
with all his family, on Cardinal Antoaelli.
Lord Dalhousie, late Governor aaeral of India,
had arrived at Portsmouth.
The Sultan, on the application &C the British gov,
ernment for permission to erect @ memorial church
at Constantinople, has most literally ganted q
piece Of ground large enough foea churrh, schools
and parsonage.
The affairs Of Italy continae to eacite largo
share Of attention Count Ccyour has presented swo
important notes to the Sar1 saan Chambers relative
to the political condition Of Italy Ia the Senate
the sth Of May, the Cornt anneapced tha retire.
ment Of Cavaierc Cibreyio irora the Ministry for
Foreign Affairs, and lis own nomination thereto
| temporarily. Cavalie,e Nassino dAzealio declared
his intention Of proposing to The Senate motion re-
garding the conduss of the government in the pro
sent difficulties Of the East and Of Italy. He there
! fore requested the Minister to name o day,
| and Count Castagnetto having also stated
his intention of addressing some questions
to govern .ment respecting the conferences, Count
Cavour replied that vote Of the Senate In ap-
provfi of the foreign policy Of tho government
corid not but be grateful TO the ministry, and hs
would be prepared to give every explanation in his
power on the 10th inst, by which time the Senators
would have had an opportunity of examining tho
documents which he would place In the sccretariate
We learn from Munich that Count wadkirch
will shortly 60 ~ Madrid officially to demand the
hand OF the Infante Donna Maria (probaby the