The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-10
The News.

Our correspondence from The European capitals,
and from the Crimea, of which we publish large
batch elsewhere, will be found more than usually in
teresting. With regard to the Paris Conferences
the general impression that it leaves is that no OBJ
staces viii be raised by Russia TO The co ncnaon o!
pesce-provded that the demands of the allies are
not pushed beyond reasonable limits. There seems
TO be an earnest desire all hands to put end TO
the horrors of The public mind in England
appears however, ID be excited by feversh appre-
henson that there exists the part of The French
Emperor q disposition to consult his own personal
interests, in the arrangements about be entered
into, rather than those of the alliance generally
This is ely just towards Louis Napoleon, seeing
the sincerity and good faith that he has hitherto eS
hibited in his conduct towards England. But in this
respect, as in their language towards this country,
the English journals betray lamentable want o. dis
cretion. Were the temper of the British people to
be estimated by the tone OF their newspapers,
hey would be regarded az the most Tightly
and querulous of nations. letter from one OF
our Berlin correspondents deyelopes some new and
interesting views the present condition aud pros
poets of the Turkish empire, and suggest plan
fr its regeneration which would render # indepen
mt Of the treacherous and interested sympathies
of its protesting friends. Il is written BY an intel
ligent American, who speaks fro . his OVID personal
observation, and whose political antecedents
ultra-democratic. In q Communication from one Of
r Crimean correspondents will be found tie parti-
lars Of personal ARRAY between one OF the surgeons
of the American medical staff attached 10 the Is.
sian army. since dead and German Doctor In the
Cars service. From the statement Of our cores
pondent it would appear That unfortunate coun-
tryman was treated for bis share in this affair With
unnecessary harshness and cruelty by Count Adlers
berg the Governor Of the Taurde, Official whose
conduct in other matters well as this, has ren-
dered him exceedingly unpopular with the army,
and a marked exception to Russian military men
generally. Our correspondent says that no class
that he has met with exhibit higher sense Of self
respect more upright or generous feeling or more
courtesy in their relations with others.
By the bark Clara Windsor, which left port-au-
Prince, Hayt, on the 18th Of February we have
advices 10 that date. The yellow fever prevailed
70 fearful extent among the shipping in port and
many vessels were unable TO get away The I'm
peror returned on the 18th. The 18th, being the
anniversary of his birth duly celebrated by 'he
firing Of guns display OF colors by the shipping IN
the harbor &c. The Haytiens suffered greatly by
their invasion Of Dominica not only in loss Of life
but in property. The military hospital at the Cape
is stated to be filed with the wounded, many Of
whom still remain on the ground where the last
battle was fought, il being impossible t. remove
them The Emperor ascribes his defeat to trea son,
and has issued a proclamation, in which he de-
nounces the traitors Business was in a most
wretched condition.
From Venezuela, under date Of February 10, we
learn that Dutch feet is at Laguayra. The
Dutch merchants at Coro had their houses sacked
and persons matreated by the populace Of that
places short time ago, and the Dutch government
has demanded Naturalization tor the outrages per-
petrated on the occasion Ii was thought the
affair would be terminated amicably. The President
recommends in his message to Congress, the pro
prety of entering into federal union with New
Granada and Ecuador, which was proposed some
time since by the former State. circle of spiritual
sts had been formed in Caracas which was pro
crossing rapidly. The cholera still prevailed in tle
Interior and was making frightful ravages.
The weather yesterday was extremely cold, with
strong indications of another snow storm. The
telegraph informs us that snow fell OF Washington
and Philadelphia during the evening.
Several arrests for attempting to pass counter
felt bills on TIE Bridgeport Bark, of the denomna-
ton Of five dollars were made on Saturday and yes
terday, and the parties committed for examination.
The counterfeit is quite new, and from its general
appearance well calculated to deceive the unwary.
The value Of foreign goods imported into Boston
d7iur the week ending Saturday, March g was
$50 44G.
ON Saturday The sales OF cotton, including lots in
transitu. were made TO fair extent, and embraced
about 200 q 500 bales, based upon middng up
lands at about lOc. lOlc. The market for -four
a.. will oh loo
Of moment in prices Canadian white wheat sold
at 81 50 g. and small lots Tennessee red at 81 10
Corn sold pretty freely and considerable lot Of
Southern white sold at &c. Rye sold at 81 ll9
Pork was dull with sales Of mess at si5 rs $l5 s79.
other provisions we're without change Of moment
Owing 70 the limited plumber Of ships in ports, less