The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-25

chased for delivery in May and June Thus zee that
the further end Of The ice bound Bay Of Finland
In trade be hopeful elsewhere tho subject Of
when the prospect Of gain enters ovrwsening
element into their reheecns. have ares1 y had
zion 10 report to the number Of commercsl and in
dus.ai undertakings that have compelled to wind
another rot yet mentioned of the most extensive
and wealthy, has just received fearful wound to is
credit at the hand of the Minister Of Finance blow
which comes The more startling as Offering further
proof the injurious influences Of the in the midst
nan Company for Marine, Tuvisl, and Lana Carriage
Insursncen had hitherto enjoyed In consequences OF
on, the privilege Of having its shares regarded -
legal tender in all psymsnts made ing the inpsrial
neiS us In Of hs injury toe
resources Of this company have suffered during the
draw this uriy,sas Ana he uuS.soa Of IA. twOsi.l
ecree on the subject may be expected Shortly to
ia1ov the already lettering credit Of tn cemesny
that night Otherwise convey to Of the
Narae whish Rusa had not stayed up 70
the moment q sccept the Austrian pro osAs lost
al interest. One notice however win inasrt here,
%. vs Tsp ne Ensssns
u.s. Among the various tenders advertised Tor By tho
scxesn%snt Is enc for bar Iron e square i1shss hicl
Everything the sides &c Of floating batteries % b de-
liysIed At both s.. re- e-ssurg and G ,nstast.
been the signal for number Of the officials who have
hitherto been under his management to retire ALSO
has been given them. Among those who have done So
IL director Of his private correspondence Mckewicz
hesith The dir eior Of the railway department. Awer-
kief has been summoned 70 seat in the Senate, g.,
filed BY judgment OF q martial ratified By tho
Emperor Prince Biberdon Caucasian Prince and sub
ensign in the Finland battalion q the line is condemned
bsttaon we'll to the loss OF his nobility for theft
Yesterday morning early Prince Paskiewitsch depa ed
this life at Warsaw: have at present nothins
than the Geographic announcement Of the event, which
has been looked forward to Of late as inevitably Of speedy
TIE Dublin Commercial Advertiser contains the follow
ing statemept:-
Commercial letters from St Petersburg have BEEN
ceived in Dublin which mention that the prospects Of
peace had already operated the market there, and
caused considerable rise in all export articles, sspsci
ally rye nteed and wheat. The exchange on England
had further advanced, and this would enhance the
sterling prices free on board: In the husmsn cspIAs
concluded This rise in the St. Petersburg market would
it is stated, in dine time extend itself to the market OF
Archangel.
The West Coast OF Africa.
TRADE VERY DULL-REvOLUrIoNs IMPENDING
MASSACRE OF SETTLERS BY THE NATfVES-AN
AMERICAN SLAYER CHASED AND DEsrR0YED-IN-
| sTALLATIoN OF THE PRESIDENT OF LIBERIA.
The steamship Retriever arrived ct Plymouth, (Eng)
on the 7th instant. Her dates are-Fernando Po Jan.
A. lagos, Aocra o. Cape Coast, TO- Liberia Isl Sierra
Leone 49, Bathurst, 22 Goree, %; Tensrihe, 20 Ma
| She brought 1924 ounces OF gold, and gendAi
At Fernando Pc the bloodhound arrived from Lagos on
the 3d. business was pretty good, and oil plenty; the
At cameroons trade was sus pended revolution being
| in prcgress, and the place rather sickly
Of Changes for the a better River exceedingly
lckly similar condition ofafairs prevailed at bonny
the Of the late revolution we're being es
by the traders; oil very scarce and the place vary sck
At Lagos, things quiet and good business doing
The season for oil was expected TO be good one The
The Heeate, On The LIST OF January, chased brig Of
about zoo tors which shore and deserted BY
built vessel with the name chstsworth q New York;
her stern and was fully equipped for large number
At Accra, there was neihiDg new.
At Cape Coast the traders and the authorities were at
hshitans Of duty Of 81 per esnt Seng placed
on British ano foreign imports Some OF the merchants
had already established factories at the Dutch posses
likely TO be the ruin Of the trade OF Cape Coast Accra
rd other settlements Both Accra and Cape Coast are
The new President Liberia instAl ed the It'll
January. This election had caused tot, change in the
The natives had risen Sinop and assacred severa
! the settlers The Aonrovian militia abaut 10
| roceed to the fpot
Blot Between American and Greek Sailors 10
| CardiR.
| From the London News, Feb. 4.
Amongst the vessels ct present lying In the
fute Docks, Cardiff are some sailing under the American
by Greek sesmen misune nsvios arisen BE-
tween OF the two parties, 1t WA taken by
their and on q. sh. side The
! vern when the Americans, whose numbers were much
greater drew up in force the outside Of the entrance
Ieaee officer, seeing that riot likely snsue COL
eced al the constsbles he could End in the neghbor-
grown to the number Of some ZOO persons The Am er.
ns souS s ay
in the crowd be would rip the of;er mp Tho
Creeks meanwhile drew themselvet up in q compact boz
dy the Stare case Of the house, each having s
The Greeks made no attempt to into The street and
the Amercaps at length ruthedin upon them with 80.
ccnbatans stabbed and had to be carried off,
rel others received severe wounds from kicks blows, 10
Greeks to the best Of their power un .strong rein
ercement arriving they succeeded in res'ug several Of
the riDgeaders, and finally in clearing the street.
Obituary.
DEATH OF FIELD MARSHAL PRINCE PAsKIEwITCH.
In Sundays Herald briefly announced the death Of
servant Of his Msjesty the Emperor of Russia long
Of bulletins bad prepared the public for the
Prince Ivan Feeorowitch paskiewitch born Pull
tasa eta noble and rich family on the 12h Of MAyr
tered the corps OF psges when very ycung ard his
quirments as student giving subsequently, great pro-
mise be was made lieutenant Of the guards and aide
on mpt RANT It wa. in 1905 that Re Art saw
active wee in the field having been sen. By the En-
ua against the French He had at that time attained
the rank of captain. In 1906 he with the army in
1maey and as long as the expedition lasted rom 1907
to 1912 cistipgukhed himself by his military talents In
this campaign he wounded, and gained every
step OF bis promotion at the cost Of his blood.
Cre Of his biosrsphsrs j. Tostcy relate that he was
sent on several missions to Conssninope especially in
1908 and relates the tollo# wing eventOn his last Dip
matc journey to that capital he learned that Turks
who looked upon him spy, intended assassnate
him The danger was imminent: he immediately hired
iour cared boat stepped into the an vessel and COM
PEELED the two mariners who managed it take him to
yayDa He thu, coasted shore Of hundred leagues
In The Black Ses the enpeetuous character Of which
well known Several times they were ali but lost during
this dieacfu PASSAGE but the carried Pask
sno bis fortunes ana he reached varna in safety At
the military governor there that peace had been con-
cudtd and thus his presence Of mind enabled 10
cape almost inc vi.abe death.n
By the end Of the campaign against rurfpythat IA 10
say, 10 1612-Paskiewtch general France had de-
CARED war sgsinst RussiA and the grand army was adj