The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-17
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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Lord Palmerston's Ministry Sustain
ed by Parliament.
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Futnre Government Of the Danublan Prln.
clpalltles.
AFFAIRS OF ITALY As DEBATED In PARIS.
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Commercial Failures in Austria.
Cotton Dull and Declining.
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A ID V A nee IN OUR.
AFFAIRS OF ITALY As DEBATED In PARIS.
Commercial Failures in Austria.
Cotton Dull and Declining.
ADV ANCE IN FLOUR,
&o., &C.,

Saturday, May s. arrived off Sandy Hook Thursday
evening" Her mails delivered early yesterday
ing During the previous evening the Asia got aground in
the lower bay.
The three days later than that received by
Atlantic but presents feature of decided Importance
In the British Parliament the ourned debate Mr.
Whitesidss motion for vote OF the govern
msn for the fall of Ksrs, had been pressed to DIVISION
when tbs motion lost by jority OF hundred
and twenty. seven sgainst IT,
The official report Of the proceedings Of the Peace Con-
gress had been published bur little than
production OF the treaty and protocols already made
known.
appears that the advance copy Of the treaty peace
which eventually appeared in the London Ne~s, WAS
havksd about among the London press ba. not OF
those enterpispg would pay fer it he price de-
manded-1 eco francs, about $780,
Advices from Rome OF oath of April. say that the high
ecclesiastical circles panic struck rhs Sandman
programme Of Italian refrm, AMI irri.s,el with the
strong language msde OF respecting tbs mssdmins
tration OF he Popes The sudden departurs
for Pa,is of Monsignor Berardi Under Secretary CT
State for Foreign Affairs is attributed TO the constsrna
ton OF the Court at the bare mention Of question of
such vi a. Importance limit 20 the Pope's temporal
sovereignty, ard the consequent desire nego
tsor OF ssgacy and aevossnsss the spot to assist
the NuDeo IN his and countera,t the sug
sestions OF the Pleniposntiares.
The stations to which French copsus agents win BE-
sent in the Back Sea- sail be Kertch Cherson
Bakshiserai Simphs-opol, Nicolaisf and raganrog
with, as before, contul At Odessa.
1t STATED that French divisions and also English
troops win remain time at ns'sntnope at,er the
evacuation OF the Cues, perhaps with view TO the
preston of 3 rising against the Christians.
The Pyesse dOri announces that the majority Of the
Inhabitants of Eupatoria Migrating through fear OF
berg comp, omised, and similar nents taking
place in Asasis and in MiDgrsna.
private letter frem Constau nople, emanatng from
pec.abe source confirms the fast of Saet EfEdi
Musachsr Councillor to the Grand yzir, being namei
Turkish Commissioner the Dsnuoian Priacipai.iss
believed that he takes with him 10 Bucharest the
rmans supersedrg the present Hcpdars Prince Surbey
and Primes Gil ks 1t is than surmised that the
Porte has resolved to the nsu ion of the Hos
pocars settled by the treaty of B,ts man, and I,
restore The ancient o. for lie. Safet
Efendi also takes with him the frmAns convoking the
divans dd hoe who 20 ast in concert with the mixed
in aiming the wishes and requirements
OF the Mado WAllachsn population, aud which will be
ibociei in the report ID be addressed to the Pep po
ntAiies. Tie commissioner for the French govern.
emit will probably be Baron TAreyrsnd formerly d'sacs
the rch embassy at MAdrd ths Ain.ter at wenAr,
EIesen;Iy Carl.rnhe. NJ. Baudin, Secretary of En-
isy Lcr den, the person 1t first INTENDED. 1t
As stated tine ago that the Porte intended sp.
poihtiIe provis nal government in the Princpases
until the reforms srrsnsed The person to be
placed at tie head Of this government viii probably be
Theodore Balche or Constantine Negri.
letter frcm Berlin in the Bourse Gd-ste of Vienna.
says The proposals made by Eaglsni to capitalize the
Sound dues and TO ex,ioguish the capital by gradual
payments, viii not be accepted by Denmark, which has
addrssed circular 10 tina. efs,t 70 its agents At the
foreign Interested in The question The States b,r
Baltic to
OF England. The negotiations which had nencei ut
Copenhs gen. and interrupted in March last will
probably be resumed.
ekgraphic despatch from Copenhagen of the 81 OF
April states that by pectel the exclusive
Danish party presented the sitting Of the general Dist
the 26th by it's organ Bishop Mou rad proposition
tending the constitution throughout.
There q commercial crisis at Brunn, which is the
principal manufacturing town in Austria, end the credit
of houses is much shsken. Many this Brun
chants concerned in the construction of tramrosd
from their city Rossitz where there excellent cal
mines; but not having sufcen: capital to complete IT,
they have raised money at l5 and 20 per cent
interest. One Of the directors the Credit Bank to
Brunn how things Stood and his repor. is said
to have been favorable.
The minister who preached in the royal chapel ct
Charottenburg, when the r. Deum chAnted1 i'm
medatsy upon the receipt of as Of the sigma ure
month, in the chapel Frederick the Great had
ordered 7e Deona in 1853, after the termination of the
seven years
1t is announced that the Prussan (nava feet of
vessels preparing to leave Dantzic ia days 1t
20 escort the young Prince Frederick William (he pre-
sumptivs heir to the throne OF Prussa to the of
England He goes visit 70 Queen Victoria, when
to be made the for betrothal with his
afBanced, the Princess Royal of England.
Tho~ ctf4 pruo
that distinction Of classes shall be any longer rscog
nized beirg earnestly discussed in the House Depu
ties, just now, in Berlin
Queen Victoria gave . concert the evening of April
30. 1t Buckingham Palace which the following ar,s
assisted, viz :-Mesdames Novsllo viardot Bosio and
Didee, Signori Gardoni and Ronconi Mr.. Sims Reeves
and Herr Formes
The Foreign Ministers and party OF the nobility and
gentry invited, to the number Of about 80 Mr.
and Mrs. Dallas attended by royal invitation.
Mr.. G. F. Guthrie, one Of the mos. eminent surgeons
In Europe died rather suddenly In London May 1.
BE wss seventy -one years of age.
Accounts from Jafa OF the 10th Of April state that tbs
day before another sanguinary fight had taken place a.
Naplause; the Governor had finally beaten ths rebels
Assistance had been demanded from Jerusalem but the
Pasha Of that city kept for himself his troops and can
non in the anticipation Of disorders which might break
out At Jerusalem moreover, the energetic attuce Of
the Psshs and the contus prom ed TO conure away all
danger. In the disturbance o. the 4sh ul.imo, Ma
plouss the consular flags were pulled down, but the
Of the English agents alone burnt down. I.
the father OF the Prussisn consul and not the consul
who has been killed. The Greek church and the Eogsn
chapel have been absndoned but consul has persisted
On TUESDAY, April 49, Count 0rcf In state carriage
proceeded to the Tuieres, and sally notfsi to the
Emperor Napoleon the death Of Nicholas and the
sion to the throne of Alexander.
Prince Eisso and General Zanosski who constructed
setsscpol, have lately died In Rusma.
Paris correspondent Of the augsburg gazette says
A foreign diplomA,ist who has relations with s..
Pc esbug has mentioned that the Russian 4,
has Alreaoy received applications for 40 900 passports
for foreign countries, three quarters Of which TOR
Frsrce.
cit. q Inha