The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-19

encouragement According 10 advices from NJ Aries Du
four, OF Lyons, Of the I'd inst, rise equal to between
and per cent occurred In the silk market during the last
few days of April owing TO the cold and threatening
seather, but the subsequently, received from the
south of Franco Italy, Naples, Spain, the Levant, and
Greece bad been In any degree unfavorable was
certain however, that the cold should continue 70 check
vegetation even without FROST the crop would be seriously
injured
Commercial affairs in Paris, which it was hoped were
beginning from their long inacon, again
paraly zed by the cold weather which prevailed
In Naples the expedition the Argentine territory
again seriously spoken Of, and either five seven mer
chant vessels actually chartered by the government
The has power enough 10 send of many Of
it's subjects as It chooses.
Tho British ship Agamemnon 81, screw, fitting at Ports
mouth assist In laying down the Atlantic telegraph
BILE, ender the command Of Mr.. Modal, Master X. NJ,
had topmasts pointed, and was progressing rapidly In
her rig.
The United States mail steamship Washington, from
New York arrived at Southampton the 3d. landed her
mats and passengers and proceeded on her voyage 70
Bremen.
The Crcassian arrived at Liverpool the 81 instant,
from Portland, United States.
The royal mail steamship Niagara, from Boston via
Halifax, arrived at Liverpool on the 4th inst
The screw steamship City of Manchester, from New
York; arrived Al Liverpool on the morning Of the 9Th inst
The Spanish Mexican lmbrORliO
Madrid fApr BOZ Correspondence Of the London Times
London paper lately announced the arrival at Madrid
Of Senior Barrera attached to the Mexican Legation at
Paris, with dispatches relating TO the dispute between
Spain and Mexico The Epocd adopted this information
its has been copied into most Of the Madrid papers,
and undue importance has been given to It. Senior Bar
ceraialy passed through here, now two three
weeks ago, but he had official mission whatever and
relating 10 an inheritance. am glad 70 say however,
that the chances Of amcable adjustment Of the difficulty
s .ss sf %
next mail from Mexico anives-that Ia 10 cay,
the I'd or Sd Of May. do not imagine that he awaits
by that mail permission TO GENE here, although II Is
pected that the Of the dispatches he will receive
WIN rather strengthen him In his present intention. He
and harsha Serrano appear 10 have been NUT iay well
pleased with each other and with the results Of their In
erviews at Paris and unless something unexpected
pcrvene there DO bat little doubt Of satisfactory
agreement being to- Marshal Eerrano arrive
at Madrid in the Of last night and his personal
communications 70 his governement viii DOUBTLESS for
The ship of the line Dona Isabel H. the frigate Baylen
the brig Peyo, the steamer Francisco de As, and two
troops for the Havana and with the three Generals Who
kit Madrid two days ego for the former port
The NeuchateI Treaty.
The Federal Council of Switzerland has determined 70
mike public the three following documensi, the treaty
Of mediation with tho protocols annexed 2 the original
Kern We now give official translation Of the first
of the French the Queen Of the United Kingdom Of Great
Britain and Ireland and the Emperor Of Russia being do
peace and with the intention, having that object in view
70 place the International position Of the Principally OF
Neuchatel and me Come OF vaengn On footing ~ nar
and his Majesty the King Of Prussia Prince Of Neuchate
and Count Of Vaengin after havi expressed an inten
ton to defer 10 the wishes Of his allies with the view
aforesaid have requested the Hevetc Confederation 10
agreement with their aforesaid Msesties As 70
the most fitting means 10 attain the desired object.
In consequence there aforesaid Naestes and the Heve
TIC Confederation have named for their respective Peupo
Art l. His Majesty the King Of Prussia consents, for
himself his heirs and SUCCESSOR 70 renounce forever his
rights Of sovereignty In the pincpaty Of Men and
! OF the treaty oonsudtdat Vienna on Jane Q, 1916.
Art O. The State OF Neuchascl, being now once more
Independent, will henceor,h continue TO be member Of
the Hcveuc Confederation, the footing the
other cantons and conformsby to article IS Of the said
Art g. The Hcivetic Confederation takes upon itself all
he expenses occasioned by the events Of 1855
further otherwise than any other canton and proper
ton TO " pccuniary contingent
at Neuchael will be apportioned among all the nhabi
ants according 10 the principles OF strict reliability, and
so a sy way 81 AMY nav be-
charged with such expenses either wholly or for the
Art s. complete amnesty Is granted for all political
and military crimes and offences connected with the recent
events, and this amnesty extends 70 all Nenchaelese,
whether Swiss foreigners, and especially TO tho militia
who may have withdrawn from their military duties and
No criminal or correctional action for damages can be
brough, either by the canton Of Neuchael or by any
other corporation person anst those who have taken
part either directly indirectly, in the events Of septem
Der The amnesty extends also to political offences Of the
prcss anterior TO the events OF September.
Art 9. The Hcyeuc Confederation viii pay 10 the King
| Of Prussia the sum Of 900, ooofr
Art T. The Of the ecclesiastical property which
became blended with the State domains In 1913 not 70
| be dive, ted from their original destination
Art g. The capital and income Of religious foundations,
OF private establishments or general utility and also tho
bcqnest made TO the bougcoe Of Neuchac by Baron de
| Pury win be consclenuously respected They will be
disposed Of according TO the Intentions OF the founders,
and must never be diverted from their original destna
ton.
I Paraphed by: &c.
| At the time as the treaty The I'VE Powers signed
| the following protocol
Concerning the title Of Prince Of Neuchaci ami vaen
gin, whc his Majesty tho King Of Prussia Tor himself
his heirs and succcssors tho right 20 bear the
pienpotenuaries Of Austria, France Great Britain and
Russia only refer TO their declaration inserted In pro
4 toco NJ, o Of toe present Conference which says
The Pcnipoicntiarcs Of AUSTRIA France, Great Britain,
and Russia Of opinion that the wording Of article
should be adopted purely and simply.
This article says The Kings OF Prussia keep In pcrpo
fully The title " Prince Of Neuchaie and yalcngn.'
II, however, the King Of Prussia should desire IT, the
following declaration the part Of the Prussian Penpo
tertiary might be inserted IN the aaa protocol HIS NJ,
jssy, The King OF Prussia, In renouncng bis sovereign
rigbs the Principally OF Neuchate and valcngu, does
so with Tie Intention Of retaining for himself his heirs
and SUCCESSORS the tile Of Prince OF Neuoate and Va
lengin.n
Tho SWISS PIcnipoentary ON his part might mako the
following declaration which would also be incorporated
the protocol "shouid his the King Of Prussia, with
vaengin must be understood that he In no
found upon that title any rights Whatsoever either In
| switzerland or in the Canton Of Ncuchaiel"
No.elhe expression used ,hroughoo, this doonment
"Pnce de Neuchaie ct dc valongn," and nd "PDce de
| Neuobsicl ct Comte de Yalenein."
The War In Persia.
prom the london nmcs, May 81
than material sense, sstonshngy remote. A. Persia
ntervenes between Russia and India, 90 another country