The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-01

Qua London CORresRondcnoS.
LONDON, Ffiday, March II 1855.
Arrival Of Nr. D@1as-7hs Dinner b M. BschNsaw I
the Manor House. r, ,sa is Lnvacd 10 Join Ne Pea
Cd~Ovcss--Pyo5abiliy q Psdce-i7ness a f1scs Jevm
formation of an Austyo. american Comussci0. Compd
ny-ihe late Fatal Duel At Observation-Disclosures
The United States mail stssmAr Atlantic viii n arrives
at Liverpool yesterday, has hrouyht us the newly ap
pointed American envoy, Mr. DAllAA and the New Yon'
HERALD of the first of March, containing the official cor
respondsDce between the two goveruAuens ON the 10
cruiting and Central American questions.
As the papers OF the Atlantic nat delivered ta
late last night, the N and other morning paPerS con
tent themselves with making extracts froAa the NEw
YORK HEsAID and thetr opinion hds CORES
rondepcs Til Saturday or Aozday
The Times, however, which had received preA' A'usly
summary Of the contents Of tkese dispatches ON its
Wsshipgton correspondence svoesa header THU scay
to the subject and to the farewell dinner to Mr. Bha-
The first dinner given In his honor was, you will
remember, failure, nasmueh ~ Mr.. Buotsneu COO Id
not attend having been invited to dine with the Queen
vi Buckingham palace.
Mr.. Bucaanans speech expresses sincere hope ''thst
the cloud now impending the two countries woud
soon be dspeedn
The Peace Conferences at Paris hsvs held their
eighth sitting, and Prussia has now been Invited
to join. This is interpreted that the plen possn
tisries have come 10 an sgrsemsut Oh all tho
main points and that Prussia requested t. give her
adhesion to the same Baron Msnssuffe the Prussisn
Minister and Count Batzsdt the Prussian Auabassador
a. Psr,s have been appointed Pienpotentsres for Prus
shortly expsc CO. tho moro tho French Emperor is
sDxi TO announce to the world with
called the Prin OF Peace Count Oro is saa 10 have
eegraphed 10 ST. Petersburg that decisive understand
mhy now Do regarded a. certain 1t is needless say
tuLds are up.
Pri, Jerome the ex-King Of westp has had an
attack Of spopexy. lie s BY means well y.t though
the bulletins more fas0rabe.
The srmistce in the Ciimsa Is in full iorce The
socaled White Works, and the great squeduct have
The squadron Of Commodore Watson has now entered
the Baltic Some fears we're en- tanned that coIiision
might take place. bat is understood that the ARMS ice
also conplres that though the blockade continues
ntam.ted some time ago tnat Baron Bruck the Aus
with the United States letter from Vienna refers
more fully to the subjsst 1t ssys:-
An American commercial company il about to
DO formed and the ministerial Aastid explains that
tho incipai aim Of the establishment Will Be to
ria, so that there shall longer bs heavy
penses for agercy, waIehouspg &o" need narcy bs
said THAT the Ausrans wsh t. import their cotton
fee &c2 direct iow America, instead Of getting them
nd hanc fcm Liverpool London. Nothing hxsyet
been openy said Of treaty Of commerce between
tria and United Ates but there IL strong impress
sion at distant period one viii be concluded
Vienna ~ reported to be under the crisis OF spesu
lAtipR ania.
An event has occurred at Berlin which has caused the
greatest excrsmtnt a tha ospitsi and In Prussia gene
rally The Presidens Of the Police, Herr Hnukeldy
chow In his capacity head OF the police Me- Hinck-
eIoy had nteriercd with gamb log. orgies OF the
snuobsd and insulted By the whole clique every pub
lie occasion Not being abe to support longer suoh
insoent conduc he sent in his resignation to the King
and challenged Baron Rochow aud another nobleman.
Though head Of tae police, Hrckedy universally
esteemsd at Berlin, which Is indebted him r all
vsmcns and he eDjoyea in high Measure
a cur nd
hxt the King knew The duel to take place sod took
no steps to prevent 1t. Hinskedy the ,ssher o,
seven children, and never had pistol In hts h&ad
oefoie Baron Rooh0w shot him through the heart.
Ho then gave himself up to The gu ;horisies i'm
the civic sutaories and nuitituds
followed tho boty to the grave. Some demonsteaton Il
reached pitch which .hreateans lead se,,us
suits
At ths Green's levee yesterday Capt H. W. Bsnha Of
the United States Corps of Engineers presen,ei by
the American Minister.
verdict Gt wI.fu murser has besn returned ON Sad
Her.
TIE investigation into the oigin of the fire q. the Co
vent Gartsn tneae has not yet tesn. aed its labots
Another fire fss oc:urred en- the premises Of siessrs
Scott, Russell Co., the sbipbuiiaefs Of NwAll Poplar
TIE dye was not extlngujshed until the mills the IL
merry, the ineIs' houses, and plsnpg snaps des
trcyec, and the contents With the exception OF NAL
portion corsued. The loss il necessarily very
heavy; the machinery will alone cost ssne thousand
The Brussels Herald has the followiog:-Ths govern.
ment of the United States has lately splendid
chased 81 Yer speaking trumpet to Capt ytsenh in
passengers and crew. amounting to 90 souls of the
the Trace Wind and Olympia, In the NTH Of June,
1854 An inscription, commemorative Of the fact. Is
grAved ON the prefent.
Two London penny morning papers have been started
On the same scale the otnsr morning papers Their
Gr.er will, fear, be short one.
decree appears In the Paris Aoniteuy, which has
given rsc 10 good teai Of remark. 1t NJ, tue nom
cor Zone Of General Mzos, mortally wounded before
sef pol ana the other OF Colonel de Bancfon, of the