The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-06
RE British Cabinet Sustained by Parliament.
DANISH PROTOCOL ON THE SOUND DUES.
C0NSOLS. 81 IL a % 3.8,

.sS-Ws :. c. HALIFAX, June 8, 1856.
ne royal mail steamship Nsgsrs Captain Ryrie, from
Liverpool soon after Saturday May "a arrived
here at r. NJ yesterday, the storm prevented the
trsnsmission OF the until this morning. The ~
eft hero at $3.50 last evening fr Boston, whore she will
brdueABout O'Clock Friday morning
3hs Gisssra brings 150 passengers for Boston, and
her dates from Liverpool Saturday noon, tho
Path ult.-three days later than those received by
the Indian at Quebec.
Tho steamship Arabs, from Boston, arrived at Liver
pool on the 18th alt.
TIE Vanderbilt steamer North Star arrived at Cowss ON
the Esd uit.
The Cunard steamship Psrsia from New York at 2:so
p. n the 18th ulI., Liverpool bar at mid.
night Of Friday, the pa, but I'D not go up the river
until half past ten Satutosy morning. The passage
to the bar made in Lice days hours mean
time.
The steamship Ericsson, from New York on the 10th
umo had not been telegrsphed ct Liverpool vaen the
Niagara sailed.
The steamship Washington sailed from Southampton
Tor New fork on the 21st olt CO.
After the departure OF the hipgon ard Indian but
little news OF Importance had tr4nspired.
The excitement OF tae Italian question st,l con.
hnued.
In the House of Commons sf.er debate upon . mo.
ten censuring the Abandonment by the Peace Psnipo
tentiass OF the maritime s., touching neutrAls the
British ministry again achieved triumph
Nothing decisive had nsptrso touching the Danish
Sound dues
Reports of Russian successes IN the campaign
agains. the CircAssians rf -ned.
The Bank OF England the go ultmo reduced its rate
Of discount bills OF than sixty days from
to SIX per cent Sport bills remain at elk per
cent
The London market a her
CoDsoS for money closed at e4i4 9.s+
In the Liverpool cotton easier had pre-
yelled especially for the lower grades but At the close
rather armer feeling evnced, ard the tendency
was towards improvement The weeks business
amounted to about 81 coo bales, Of which about four
fths was to the trade.
In bTsads.u slight decline ia noticed al descrip
tons, With limited demand for wheat and -four.
In corn the business had extensive and the mar
kes at the close firm at the decline Of Cd. Is.
Provisions generally duu about former rates.
GREAT BRITAIN.
DEBATE IN PARLIAMENT ON THE NEW MARITIME
CODE, ETC.
An interesting debate in the House Of Lords had taken
place maritime law.
Lord COLCHESTER moved that Pariam disapproyes of
the conduct OF the of the Congress held
at Pars for having abandon without the knowledge
sanction OF Parliament, the principle inherent in all bel
Hgrent powers, of capturing enemies goods on board
neutral ships.
Lord CLARENDON mace able speech In reply having
reference chiefly the position United States He
quoted Mr. haIcys letter the ubjsct calling it mode
rate AID dsn6ed he defeposd the OF the British
peapoentiares in giving mp principle which 1t was
impossible to maintain
Lord DERBY in a strong speech, denounced the aba,-
Comment of this ancient privilege, not only huuiA
ting and dercgatory bat dangerous to the interests Of
Engiasd. 1. av rAbis TO France, who proposed IT,
and fatal to Great Britain hat sssented to it. After fur
Their debate the motion lost ority Of 81 bsug
against tit.
Lord JoHS RUSSELL gaze notice, that Monday ne
should ask Lord PAlmers question with view o,
AseerainiDg whether it the Intention of the govern
nent to interfere in the between Costa Rea and
Nicaragua.
The Danish Sound dues are still unsettled between
Great Britain and Denmark. Inc Gdsst. contains .
Board Of Trade notice, stating that the Danish Consus
in sian ports have been instructed to afford the
cessary commercial to British subjects until
British Consuls sent to Russia also announcing
that Carthagena will be deemed free port from the first
OF September next
The London Times thinks affairs OF Central America
will compel q combination of Great Britain and the
United States for their ustmen 1t also ssys that
Mr.. Buchanans statement tat there is nothing to
btTate, is untenabe and suggests the Emperor o. Rus
STA arbitrator for The United 5 ates.
The British press, especially Times, continues
keep alive the excitement the Italian question Lord
Lyndhurst has wthdis his motion in the House of
Lords lest It might preju ice negotiations pending in
Italian Courts.
The Bank of England, The 22d, reduced The rate o,
discount for bills of than SKY dAya from
six per cent, short bulls remain ng at six per cent
The trial of Palmer for poisoning his sporting friend,
Cock continues. The defence ia closed The turns
mainly the medical testimony, whether not the
symptoms of death accori the symptoms of poison
by strychnns The eminent physicians of Great
Britain have given evi ~h'h equally balanced
for and against the prisoner The excses exasor
binary interest. The test nony Is valuable, making
public that vsge able poisons readily detected long
after death.