The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-01
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We find the following despatch in the Philedel-
phia Ledger Of yesterday
NEW ssoaAss Na-ah % 1856.
The steamship Daniel wsex srrved - day ron saa
juan The o. the We. LAD eft san Juan iJy hes
T9rk With TIE passengers and specie.
The arrival Of the Canada mails puts il pos
session Of the full details of her news. The London
papers are filed with comments on the difficulties
existing between Great Britain and this country.
We give copions extracts from them, and also make
them the subject Of an editorial.
Tie King of Denmark opened the Danish Cham
beers tie lst, but 70 auson is made in his speech
20 the question Of the Sound dues. The ominous
day, meanwhile, approaches when the treaty with
this country will expire letter from Berlin, pub
Eshed in OF the London papers, contains the fol
lowing passage in reference to it,
Tas Danish government trrats that b. gasog ssths-
aceee'ea oy the hul ~ the nations Of EArope
represented At is eonere nee, l. viii compel the Uris1
saseG ac.apt tbs msnt pain ., seeing
AL Europe srrsyed ia sar e2spst hen. Inc offci1
Danish /, cIsi lately RAID should Aosrics u..en
TO resst his E1roresa aan me proposal ns7e l.
the Danish government, I'll Europe wouIo enfc-ce che
cence oect TO il, anu accept The thai woud
thus Dc declared by the criminal attempt o. the United
Statesn fvy PISS the Scuua without pay iur ouesl
The presentation Of the magnificent silver cradle
offered by the city Of Paris Tor the imperial infant
took place on the 10Th AT the Tuileres. II was
subsequently exhibited to the public for two days at
The Hotel de Vile.
Prince Jerome Bonaparte ex-King Of Westphai
was lying in most dangerous state. 1t was ex-
pected that he would probably pass away about the
same time that the expected infant would make its
appearance. The life Of Jerome has been an event
ful one His fraternal relation to the great Nap
leon-the Benjanin--the enfant gate Of the family
- ~ 49,, member on whom the blushing honors Of
this meteoric dydsuy ee ussaiaed By any personal
efforts Of his owR--his marriage with our beautiful
countrywoman--hls American progeny--hlE con-
temptibe reputation Of her at the bidding OF his
bip brother against tie dictates OF his heaTt-his
early possession OF throne and descent from it,
his leapfrog adventures and sports with his cour-
ters--his gallant stand at Waterloo--his forty
wears exiIe-his miraculous recall to France and
ins.alment az head OF Tie highest military establish.
ment, Marshal Warden Of the Hotel des Invades
Ibis imperial dignity tenant Of the Palais Royal
his iIIusrious role as the sole surviving brother
OF the now deed exile Of st. Helena and father Of
che heir presumptive TO the imperial throne that
brother had founded solely by the might Of his right
arrl-sT together fling an interest round the
deathbed OF Jerome which many more iIustrious
~ersonsge has wanted. His whole life has been, IN
- fortune, the mere reelection Of that Of others
princess his crown lost and himself an exile by no
fault OF his own his nsianent finally in the ancient
palace of the House Of Orleans, without o single
effort on his part to obtain possession On the co
trary the only exeti0n be ever made was TO discou-
rage his extraordinary nephew from disturbing the
existing order of things Such has been the fate Of
the prince who fun Of honors as Of years, will now
repose in the cemetery q the ancient Kings Of
France.
From Spain there is no news Of Importance. Our
Madrid correspondent, writing under date Of March
~ states that the cabinet is undergoing frequent
defeats in the Cortes: but il goes unheeding, and
ministers stick to their places IL the nation were
obliged 10 submit TO their ornnipoence and tolerate
in silence their laundering folly. The Cariists con-
tnue to plot as actively rs ever.
A Geographic despatch from Berlin announces
that the typhus fever il committing dreadful "a
wages amongst the Russian troops in the Crimea.
Great numbers Of the medical staff have fallen VIC
t,ms 10 IL and the general loss has been so great
TINT the militia viii have 10 lie retained 10 active
service to keep the army W TO the usual peace
strength
Mr.. Dallas, our Minister 10 England had on lis
arrival in Liverpool been waited upon and welcomed
nv the members OF the American Chamber Of
Commerce.
From Havana, under date OF the 25th ut, we
,arn that the Captain General had returned TO the
eapitai on the Saturday evening previous. II.
sodard, The aeropaut, with his wife and two friends