The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-04
ARRIVAL OF THE INDIAN AT QU9Bis.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Interesting Debate in Parliament Oh the Central
American Question.
Ma rcy Offers to Make Another Treaty
with England.
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QuRnDo, June g. 1855
The Canadian stesmchip Ind an, from Erysrpoa
wedneeday, May al arrived AZ Quebsc last nigh,
The political news is generally Hnimportsnt
THE CENTRAL AMERIC An CUES TON
In the House OF Lords Monday svesns the Ears u
CLARENDON s reply TO question by the Earl OF Egin
said that the Iser signed e. HanmoaG was q gem uin,
document and tAat it arose fu the kllo wing ctrcuu
sancea1hs ags7A Of the Coera Ri,ansin tho COUNTRY
and agents the South A1asrcsn States had svsr
s'nse the attack Of WSsser the government Nis.-
ragua appealed tic this country to ~
sint them in defending themselves. great variety Of
proects had te.n laid ssfore her ljssys government
for the acceptance Of 9rotsctoras this country and
giving them material assistance. To all t1esc re-
quahtshsr hsjes.ys government lad invarsb? replied
10 the negative, declaring that they woah have ohing
to do with the sss the States Of Central Arssfi,a
but, at the time ,hs gov expressed self
extremely sorry for the attack Nicaragua tie
peraole events which followed which thsy sally re
gre.eJ, because the property Of Btish subj hsd
only beea endangered but actually sacrfc ID By WAkee
therefore, her Msjsstys government would be very GLAD
if Walkers enerprisoo not carried any further
they sgan and again said tha. with the affairs Central
America they had determined to have nothing whatsver
to do, and that III their action would be lin tied to send
Ing just that sufficient avail force to the coas. of South
An erica which would be adequate for ths
protection OF British property. Mr.. waicnsssla.
who made the application behalf OF Costa
Rca, was greatly disappointed at this answer,
ard spoks Of the vast amount Of British properly here
whloh, he est, ought to be defended by naval force
At {haC oIua1 20 aha
resistance sgaios. tie invasion Of their country BY Walk
er but that they had Of repsDg the threaten
ed sggressors, the COSTA Reans beng peaceful people
and unarmed Mr.. Walenstsin said he had no credit in
this c,untrJ aad unable 10 buy arms here aud he
asked cur Wal Department would no. give few arms
il order to enable those unoendng people to rpe this
aggression The matter referred to the War Depart
nent, and the returned to Mr. Hammond in the
letter to which the Earl of Clarendon aNudc Mr.. Wal
enatein did not ,ysidsr himself entitled to s,oept
that cfer; tns had been taken. and
Mr.. WAllenstein had since declined to tAks thsm.
Since Walker took possession Of NioaguA he had dis
posed CT good deal Of Brb property by foroA Alone
and her Msjest,'s government had communicated with
the of the Uni ed States In the matter and
he would read extract from despatch of Mr. Cramp
tors the question. There had baen disguise what
With the United States government The objec. (
the British g vsrnnent avowediy had been to protect
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ne entirely dsAppovfd of the existing OF things tn
Nicaragua, and thorght /. likely to sast = SHADOW upoa
the reputation Of the government of the United Ststes
He observed that he knew better plan of proossdng
than for the United States and the British govsrnmsnt
to combine for the rrosoton cf citizens of ths Uaited
s.stea aud ubjecta CT GIeat Britain.
TURKEY
Dispatches trom Vienna that letters had been re-
hat
had teen concluded between the and the West
Powers ard adding that the evacuation 0. Turk
sh ,sr:oIy BY the troops o, the allies viii be c,mpstss
in six months.
RUSSIA.
II ia reported via Berlin, that Gsn Sir WIN. W wn
,ns had errivec At ST Petersburg, and would shortly
leave the Russian capital for England. The London
Tme Berlin correspondent writes that the Emperor hAd
given bis whole fest arrangement in luenes
Of tho events Of the At present the Russian Asst
consists Of three divisions making total Of thres
vsffels of ard thrse snspors OF The former nine
are steamers
Trade continued dull a. st. Petersburg. H,ldars u
talou unwilling 10 sell At pr, vallng pricss.
The naiou o. the Emperor Alexander was hx.d 10
tale place in September.
INDIA.
SOUTHAMPTON, TUESDAY, May 20-rhs steamer Indies,
with the India ard Msdterranan msi's, has srrivsi
ENGLAND.
The weather in Engsnd bas beer very bois.eroos Aad
several vessels had driven ths ish sars
Mary Wilson on the rocks.
TIE annual statement Of the Chancellor of the Exshs
quer has been laid before Parliament. The estimated
revenue for the current year is set down at f6 oO
showing deficiency OF IS, 1878 900.
The Crrean ard os Inquiry, after q session of twsa
tJ.th-ee days. Close lis Investigations Monday.
Dfr&u a1t;e s4aa - 80 A.
withdrawal OF the military bare rou the parks Sun
day evenings, but the last Sunday passed Of quietly.
| FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
There bad been renewed buoysncy in tho Enghh fands
and consos closed at e4 for money and ei's e4k t
scccunt. Money less stringent Railway stocks I'm
| LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Cor1os WAS In limited demand Tne advicss Sy the
Arabia ha somewhat weakened the market. The saIss
Of the three days amour ed to q, coo bales.
BRRADs1pFFs Wheat has considersoiy declined b,tox
quoted 3D. Sd below ths quotations OF the Previous
Red and mixed o. Cd los. FourssIss iimitss Us a
tecline Of 3D. La w,stern canal 32s Cd. 3ss PhS.
adelpha and Baltimore S7s 3ss. Indian Corn-whits
30s sCs Cd yellow and mixed 28s. Cd 29s. Cd. The
Inquiry for &C IN WAS rather general Sugar
steaSy demand ut full prices.
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
The Manchester market was very dull and prices tend
ed downward.
Obituary.
GEORGE F. Al DEN.
The steamship Orizaoa, from San Juan del Nor.e
brought Of the death Of the Abovs named gents
man, which event took place at Granad Nicaragua on
the 26th Of April. Mr.. Alden the of Charles
Alden, of Randolph Massachusetts, at which place he
was born the LIST Of October 1879, beirg thus de-
scended in regular line from the Hon. John Adsn one OF
the first OF the pilgrims who landed Plymouth Rock
The eceased educated under the tuition of Doctor
Guertz, formerly of Jersey City, and accompanied his
parents to New York In the year IS4t In this city he
studied law In the cfice OF Daniel Si,kas and
member OF ASSEMBLY OF this State when under senty
three years Of age Mr.. Alden lately ociAtsd as Clerk
to the Supreme Court OF New York. bu. finding his hsaA
delicate, he went to Nicaragua for change climate by
the Advice Of his physciAnR HerA hia