The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-25


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should ever make up Your Mind to to Salt Lake We
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Of Man Men But just to do the VIII OF God our Father
our Duty to Comply with the viii Of The Lord must
conclude with Al eli Prayers in Your Behalf that you
may Obey the Gospel of the livsng God From your
ANN &MARIA HoDGErrs.
Policy OF the United States In China-Our
Commissioner and tho VicerOy OF Canton.
From the Hong Kong Register, March Ill
We have been informed that amusog eDisto' ary
Dr. Parker, the lmsi loan Commissioner and ap, the
ceroy Of Canton We have not the
has be- rssv oommensd IN waess
heard It, is as follows
On the Conrniasionsrs arrival by the December mall
II. Z. addressed communication to Hip. sim ply nform
ing him Of his having cred the duties Of his Office
as Commissioner from the United States 70 this
about arriving when . United States vessel could Be
placed at the Commissioner disposal to convey him
therefore necessary to test the yceroys p,eness by
addre'sir him second communication. This more
characer Il informed the vceroy that the writer had
previously had The honor address him 1t enclosed h
copy Of the public notice which the Commissioner had
issued Against the Cooe trade and expressed the Com
nissoners anxious desire to this deplorabe traffic
brought to end and that the vceroy would
might be held N order that Commissioner might deli
yer into the vceroys own hands letter which the Pres
dert otthe United States addressed to the Emperor Of
China with which he had been entrusted and that might
rave an opportunity OF expressing the earnest wishes of
the President for the unlimited longevity Of the Emperor
LAM hv
ing which to the Celestial Court, the viceroy would
render H Z. excessively happy. Finally the CammIs-
country free from the dissensions which had existed at
his departure, and all erj,ying complsve repose, and
own esteem end consideration. The Commissioners
quest IN every way modest enough and tho grant
with the supercous pride aud haughtiness Of Chinese
grandees. The second communication did more than the
first st. for It brought about reply.
1t referred to the frat communications and the Commits
soner was informed that the vceroy had thereby been
pcntment 1t referred slightly to the notification rs
gardng the coolie traffic, automatically to the
previous OCCASIONS havirg repeatedly had interviews
with Dr. Parker in Canton, he could see good
y h Ss na s oe % the more
In the military administration of the affairs Of the
as regards the letter to the Emperor the
forward 1t to Picking when he could find veneut OPP
por.uIy Ia truth, the Commissioner had this reply
This polite bowling out Of the American Commissioner
can hardly have been unlocked tor by Or. Parker.
missioner Pepipotentiary from the government Of the
United States will do, Hip desires him d. forward
Canton police runner, or win stand upon
his position and demand s iecep.ion at the hands OF tho
eeroy Of Canton as stipulated for in the 3lst article Of
Large Shipment Of English attic for the
United states.
From the Liverpool Times, April 26
1t Is not perhaps generally known that cate are occa-
FL gish cattle held in high on the other side
Ct The Atlantic, and In some instances, almost fabulous
prices given for them when they are known to have
been selected from the stocks eminent breeders This
sta OF things has necessarily called into active
quston that spirit Of enterprise for which the American
people are proveba and large shipments Of cattle
made from England to supply the demand in the Ameri
can markets. The trade is carried BY agents
cattle Gales and making purchases. By the infusion Of
new blood into the American stock it is anticipated that
and the general character OF the bres materially and
permanently improved. On Monday the 2lst Of April
a III. 1e y s.: e. ii %ss
coscfirg establishment. They had previously CON
Quoted other copsgnments Of . similar kind.
and lot Of Souhdown sheep all of them being of that
high GLASS for which our own country and Ireland
sales various parts Of the Kingdom and amongst the
DIe'seIs are the names Of Booth, Boden, Knightsy,
TTss, Bsrp S1 and that en-
by Asssrs. Marahail and smoo fine yearling hs.fer
sttracd much attention. Il took the prize
against all lreare, and also the priza Of ESQ given
BY Col Iowne'ey, Of Iowneley Han A splendid BULL
tural Society sshow held at Lincoln in 1854 There we're
other fine specimens from the herds of +. II. Faxkes
a on O. the animals were
here celebrated cattle breeder, and particular
y from his having conferred distinguished honor
Which h he ssve L. s.sasdnsiy sum @
gninsas each Others for feeders and farmers in
valuable dogs, and q celebrated Cleveland bay horse
Lord Raglan out of Beeswirg. lbs whole of The stock
has been purchased at prices. Adding tine
perses Of thipent &c. the value of each will b.
considerably more than doubled reaching It's destin4
tion, convincing proof that English cattle msintain
vele shppsd in the Leona Captain Norris for phlace
phia, ample accommodation being provided for thsm
between decks quantity OF hay, turnps, Is, and
abui osnt supply # water, was put board for their
sustera nce during the voyage. Every Precautionary
doubt that they will reach their destination without the
slightest accident The arrangements for the shipment
their task in the most sat hc.ory manner. Mr. stfaE
ford OF London, extensive cattle salesman and editor
o. the Hsld Book came down to Liverpool to see the
prevail Of the way in which Msssrs Bell had dsch
heir duty There is little doubt that as the f.ciiis
offered a. this port for shipping cattle oe;ome more
generally known, this branch Of traffic will be largely
Increased.
miscellaneous Foreign Items.
Aivces from Rome announce the departure Of all the
staff Of the Mexican Embassy. The differences which
have arisen bet the Court OF Rome and the Mexican
not thereto in the way Of Arrangement
been stated These differences caused By the
secuazaon Of the property OF the converts by which
Mexico hoped to re establish order ia her finances
Galignspis Messenger of APP TO- says:-Cap Meyrick,
OF the American ship Indian Hunter lying in the dock at
Havre, attempted to commit suicide yesterday by dis
charging phto into his mouth His head was dread
fully mn hated but hopes entertained that his lie
wi be saved.
number of ve,v .nc;ent tovoba bAve inst been dis.
covered at great cepth underground, nearJayena,
village abont nine leagues from Granada, In S,su, and
in them have been found q number Of vases bracelets
rirgs II Ia supposed that the tombs and their
| tents are Of Ph9nican origin
St Petersburg particularly lively from the
Ter Of military officers who come there to tase their
ders for the reduction Of the troops In Auscow slso
every thing Is life and hustle account Of the approach
i irg coronation.