The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-03

hat the next conference viii be held Monday for sign
ing the convention
SPAIN.
NJ IafrsguA, the Mexican Envoy, arrived II Madrid on
Thursday
Advises from Madrid had been received in Paris an
nouncing the settlement Of the dS pute between and
Mexico The 10Th inst After the ratification Of the treaty
n LARA will remain rs the Minister of Mexico. Ano-
adjustment OF the dtoaties between Spain and Mexico
me Attst dispatches SAID 10 be Of satisfactory
kind and there y little doubt that favorable dsposi
ZION exists 90 both sides, and which h Sealousy enC0ur
aged by the English and French Ambassadors q Madrid,
he Affair VIII terminate amicahly In thaa case, the
in Cuba to strengthen the garrisops Of the Island
Disturbances originating In the dearnees Of food have
On ss CT
time for the free importation Of corn 10 the 3st Of Decem
Der next.
NAPLES.
The Paris correspondent q be Nwo says y reported
ipr 70 eject reconcihaon between The King Ct Naples
and The Western Power'. ~ 20. n
SWITZERLAND.
fhe Grand Council has voted The consttuton IN prnci
pie, unanimously Forty four votes were given for the
immediate revison and twenty I've for vs. revision after
Colonel esomst sx-commAndant Of sbe Foreign Legion,
has committed suicide.
DENMARK.
The hst Of The new Dsnsh ministry ha. gwen great sat-
Of the Duchies would soon be settled.
AUSTRIA.
ing exceedingly ve but they are isss promising In Upper
letter from Vienna states that the Emperor will no.
conne his measures Of clemency In favor OF tho Hunga
rAns 70 the amnestv Y@tsd 70 political prisoners and
refugees but will also restore them their landed property,
tSss period BY special communion. - believed that
the value OF the landed propsrty sequesred in Hungary
announced in 1850 70 nearly forty millions Of francs.
On the occasou or bis birthday the Emperor Of Russia
issued further amnesty IN favor Of political and other
In the treaty concluded between Persia and Russia the
latter al claims 10 the money which Persia
:ws and in resa,n receives swc piece: s and ONE o.
and both Of them for sYagac reasons are OF the high
est importance TO Russia The Emperor was highly salts
Of land and oher nsrgues connected with H. may account
TOR the British proceeding against Persia.
THE pRINMPALrr1Rs.
ne 18Th for The Princpsuues i pretended that his
visit has Political object
b said that conference VIII be held In Paris, cons
posed Of the Representatives Of the various Powers who
agree q an arrangement which viii sppy - al The Con-
sular Agents during the stay Of the Persian Ambassador in
Paris.
CASE OF INTERN ATTONAL LAW IN IRE
AN AMERICAN CITIZENS PROPERTY DRIVEN OFF
ACTION OF TIE uNITxD STATES CONSUL.
dublin (hay 1917 Correspondence Of the London POST
curious case has arisen out of The recent riots In the
Queens county, in which IN appeal has besa made BY the
American Consul for the special mi ervebton or tho Execu
tive TO protect The properly Of an American citizen Mr..
Nicholas D. p. Nalard, American citizon gentcmau
ell known in the literary and .sientc World became
some o S o~u nd. 0 The s douny The
:fssr being % purcbased was forciSly kept from bis
protection and special Interference, under the circum
stances, for the recovery Of his property Mr..
ing purehsssd one bullock and " eighty lambs
on the lands Of Noyne, in the QuesnS County,
rios were recently detailed in the Kc~iso POs)
prevented his drivers from taking away The cattle Mr.
Ss wrGs On The an Of April q he under
snordsd hum Sprosscsion for biz life and propssyo Dol
advising him 70 tender nSrmsiion sn.s he psrcs who
had committed breach Of the peace before the mags
THIS oourse Ar Naard wrots 70 his scellency The Lord
Lieutenant, complaining that he had purchased stock q
.sps being Ssn 70 set se sale which was
70 on Is the Law direcs, my property s detained by
number OF persons, and drivers are threatened with
the worst violence they attempt 10 remove IT," Mr.. Mall
lard then laid his before the American Consul In Dub
lin, who addresssd hts Exocescy under date Of Nay Q,
enclosing copy Of Mr. MailArds dsprsiton 10 thk :
reply was retained by Col. Larcow, repesfing thu The
civil tribunals would afford the protection required Tnere-
upon Mr.. James Arrott, United States Consul cloaed tho
corr~pendepce BY RENTING to his Excellency letter
from Mr.. Naiard, In which that gentleman sAys;-Ihave
been again 10 the Queens county 70 ASCERTAIN wis tn
would be possible 10 get pesoeAbe possession Of the
perty sold 10 me a Noype on tho 18th ut, AMI hnd
that would not be Tor my drivers 70 apon
the lands whore tho sale took pace without the protection
Of the authorities, which you are aware, has been re-
fused have hcrcore no hope whatever Of being able
10 get possession OF my property and shall Al oncc pro-
ceed 10 prepare statement OF my ssscs from the orc
biz and unlawful detection OF the stock purchased, and
WIN beg OF you TO forward II 70 the government OF the
United States with little delay possible have given
you proof Of the Injustice and opp esson 70 which have
oeep exposed claim 10 full compensation for the
damage have suYained scarcely be questioned BY
the American Cabinet
THE LATEST NEWS.
By TELEGRAPH YRon LorDoN TO LIVERPOOL. j..
Lospos, Nay 22-Evenipg.
AT The London Sock Exchange cocaoas opened weak, cd
vanced slightly. but reosded large sale Of money,
leaving % 81 aSx s3K for account Railway property
lower more particularly Frcocn and Canadian descrp
ucus excepting the Grand Trunk. Banking and mining
descriptions show nus variation, though shc former vas
hfHe Inner than yestsrday. rurcgu stocs ductuatsd
ooneos during the day, but olored 81 NE cpcsiug
and complaint made Of general abscuce Of bustness
Thirty thousand pounds Of advertised bills bought By
the sove nmsnt broker.
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