The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-06

LARGE SHIPMENT OF WAR MATERIAL TO CANADA.
DEATH OF TuRKuLL, THE PoLIsH PATRIOT
Display Of Immense Waterworks at the
Sydenham Crystal Palace.
THE DANISH SOUND Dues PARLnMESTARY
COMMITTEE,
&c, dc,

The mails OF the steamship Canada reached this city
rom Boston at an early hour on Friday morning.
The Madrid Epoea, of the 18th uli, says;-We have re-
most satisfactory accounts from American pos
General Jose dc Ia Concha, on hearing OF the
In Mexico, and Of the insult offered Spain by that
government had Immediately despatched to Vera Cruz
frgate and other Spanish ships ofwr. He moreover
informed the govern that the spirit prevailing the
island excellent, and would enable him TO dispose OF
the entire squadron and of the 1000 board to
quire satisfaction from the Mexican republic. Cuba then
enjoyed the most complete tranquility and security
Pruss. fotiua, handed by Prince ialoert, has
sailed from Dantzc 10 the mouth of the Danube
The Russian government, has appointed Consul General
at Paris instead of simple Consul.
At the audience of the French prelaes with the En-.
peYor they alluded TO the necessity Of restrictive measures
TO enforce observance of the sabbath day. and Of re-
moving the difficulties in the way Of the troops attending
mass regularly Sundays and holidays. II is said that
the Empercrs reply testified some dissatisfaction at the
interference Of the prelaes with the regulations OF the
army.
According TO indirect advices to England from China,
brought by the last overland mail dated from shanghae
April L. and consequently six days later than those pre-
vousy received silver again scarce and the
exchange had advanced to 6s. "a. rumor prevailed
that the rebels were menacng souchong, but not
credited 1t had however sensibly interfered with the
opium and import markets SILK had experienced fur
Their advance OF So and coming down very slowly
from the country where prices said 10 be higher
than al Shanghae From Hong Kong the dates to the
2ls OF April when the rate Of exchange remained at 5s
Our intelligence from Gibraltar Is " the 18th ut Her
Maes,y's troop ship Vulcan had on board the 18th
regiment under the command OF Colonel Arthur Lowry
Cole c. B., bound for Quebec.
The Morning Star had arrived at Plymouth from Mel
bourne with dates lie 2oh Of March, and the Midway
from Melbourne March O. with III passenger 900 bales
OF WOOL and gold dust and specie weighing ~ 900
Tie Morning Sur brought 1862 Of gold aud 900
soveregIs principally consigned 10 the Bank Of England;
Is4l bales of WOOL co72 sailed hides, hldce and calf
skins, besides bones, talow tin and colonial vine
The London clronile, OF June 20, says:-In addition
the troops their passage 10 Canada and Halifax Nova
Scotia four regiments a infantry and six Geld batteries
have been placed under orders 10 be IN readiness for the
destination and il Is stated TO be the intention OF
government further 10 augment the army in the North
American colonies by renforcement from the German
and Swiss Regions. orders have been issued by Lord
Panmure that all infantry regiments serving In or under
orders for the North american colonies shall be increased
10 200 rank and file each the newly raised third bata
Lon Of The oon Rifles received orders of readiness
for embarkaton. This battalion will be augmented TO
600 rank and Gle including four depot companies OF SO
each eay ing the ength Of the service companies
ESQ rifles. Yesterday the greatest activity prevailed In
heordnance soreseeer department Tower orders hav
M been received Tor the immediate despatch Of large
quantities Of military and commssarat stores and num-
her Of extra aborers we're employed 10 expedite the
shIment. rgf!ng The morning upwards OF 100 stand
tcCmpec} 0. ME and ether rifles and y.ora carbnes,
with GccCatrenents, were put on board Lighters for
pcptiord and wcolw h al which places they Will be
,hpped for conveyance 10 Montreal and Halifax. The
CONSIST Of blankets, great coats, and
inter- clothing.
The same Journal adds The American vessels in port
Liverpool made display Of flags on Wednesday, the
English ensign beng combined with he American stars
and stripes. The display, understand was prompted
purely by feeling Of satisfaction a. the probable peace
nI termination VI the recent Misunderstanding, and
not NJ first sight some unchartabe persons might
have supposed, specimen Of Jonathan's "swsgger."
The foods q France which II was hoped were over,
are recon mencing ID the GHonne. despatch from
Toulouse dated Iune it $50 NJ says that the waters
were al very great height and that considerable
iow expected. appears that while during The eses
the weather only threatening n Paris, there was
laav "a 4 Il ~olth