The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-30
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ARIEL.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ARIEL.
scr Departure from southampton-Son-
Compliance with the English Passenger
Aet-The Trip Of the Vanderbilt.
Tho steamship Ariel, Captain Ludlow, Of the vandero
me which left Southampton, England, the ION Inst
arrived at this port yesterday afternoon.
We are Indebted 70 Purser wo or the Ariel, for the
Prcmpa delivery or ae Of Tendon papers, hut the news
cDsaDed in them had been anticipated by our advoes oy
he Arabia
me Ariel had hundred and forty passengers ITO"
HaTre carried from Southampton, or tne pur
pore Of avoding being brought under the provisions OF
lhe Passenger act viii h would have subjected ner 70
sr,es of very troublesome and dsagreeabe regulations
rns act bears very heavily upon the numerous trst
crs seaashits constantly leaving the hast nsmei port
without NAH contract and measures are being adopted
vsh the view of modify the at during the present
roo II Parliament
me fittings of the ARIEL prevent her complying With the
&C.
me steamship Vanderbilt Capt D. L. Wilcox, arrivei
owes Roads, already reported, evening Of the 18th
n~s, n o'clock, having accomplished the voyage from
Nsw York in hule under Ten days. She encountered
sxy weather from New York the southeast edge OF the
Hxks Of Newfoundland and strong gales from northwest
II II degrees
me Vanderbilt brought out 2ol passengers and $500 900
h specie for Southampton and Havre. shs sailed from
Cpves for Havre at 9 O'Clock morning Of 10th inst.
letter from Alexandria Of the ID inst says
for establishing steamtugs, applied for by the Amer
Consul from the Egyptian government has led To I'M
ptAnt consequences The project in question sent
Ministry for examination, accompanied by recon-
Ia favor from the viceroy, but rejeced
by she Minister'S The viceroy In consequence dissolved
Cabinet formed another, in which ZocoIcsr Pacna
President Of the Council, Abdalsh Pacha Oukl head Of
ns finance, and Hassam pacha, Of the Interior.
rhe correspondent Of lie Nord st. Petersburg states
A hen the subscription list for the Russian railways
we closed II found that the number Of shares de-
nanded 3l98Q7, although the number Of emissions
was fixed at $50 COO Tho council administration has
erelore decided that the subs bers for fewer than 100
sesres sba receive the entire number applied for me
ssehs N nfth, according TO the number demanded
Quar- London Correspondence.
LoSpoS, May Is, 1857.
Lord Pos.ouom's Position-He Dallas Claresdon Treaty.
fv-ryucssps % Lord Napiey-TAe Curious Positions Of
Prince Albert.
think that you are IN your estimate Of Lord
pAiserens portion The ,eral party hope 70 be able
h srce him long way ahead, but nothing will be lone
ns year Under system, with the ma nbsrs Of tire
sood that any liberal announced by govern
sent must eventually succeed Therefore Lord Pamers-
hss statement thai n reform bin viii be brought In
yeAs quite ratisfacscry.
There has been hull here In American politics. Every
thought that the Dallas Clarendon treaty would be
seysea by government On the receipts Of the NEW
Toss HmAp n 27th nh the annexed .sasr appeared In
Ne N~s of May 49,
CxNrRAL ANERioA.
10 KbrrOR THE rxD
Sn-Takng your leader Of this day . fair and Impair
A exposition OF the opiaon Of th country rs " our
vv~r relations with the Upi'ed States the following
HrsAlD 81 the 9Th ut, requires some expaps,'on;-
correspondent, in Belize Honduras writing on the ls,
.esSs =, r be found IN S se pushed s
sbsre Mr. Stevenson the British superintendent, At Ber.
ss IF ss s.S S RI TX s s
s"S the Ss s %
sss.n where he was sworn IN In The name Of Queen vcors
fa~ isc, rs,sed much ssciemeni believed that
inssnd had real intention q oedng the colony TO hopn
he r-c-ny declared policy OF Lord Clarendon
40 sa m o S 81 ne Bay By
s-sly conclsded last winter.
You are aware Of What has not yet become generally
know 10 the pubnc-viz that the delay Of sx mouth.
vt,n which the DALLAS Clarendon treaty IN be ratified
ssso on s o;n an ~ ,S United ss: sss rs,Sycsd
win be rememosred that last summer negotiated
B~rrsn, the Minister Of ths, repablc
In the proposed Dafas Clarendon treaty the negotiation
With Honduras recited, and the United STATES was
Hssed carry out similar arrangement xh Honduras,
Nd on obtaining the ascent OF the other four re-
vubrcs VI Central America 70 the plan
We inserted agreement With tiondrrs clause
about the existence of slavery In the Biy Islands
Oar right this clause was Questionable SEQ
NJ the faoi OF our ccson TO Honduras s yielding,
reality, the allegation that We had wfongiuv seized
Tue policy Of tho clause wa do nos hesitate TO say,
- A.. m. s.slav mint NJ IA
The senate ~ tho Unisd Statss, tho treaty making
,vver, objected 10 the slavery clause, and omitted
sy do rot u have been ware ut honduras md
ratified the treaty With u.s. asd tnai vas tn.re
Gwe mere pager. 20 far II " quite apparent Thai
Ird Clarendon was, In diplomatic sense In the right.
Hsl apf~ar~ thsi the 3t-t OF March we actually
put Q Governor pssess,on NJ Ruaau, although ~e MA
~ inform Dallas that Honduras had never ratified our
rs~,lo TO her 10Th OF April his be uue and
fear w. we have 10 boast Of tho mort tArnaiiou
ssp pieces ~ sharp practice" sver heard OF
nope that soms member u the House Of oomnoo'
may An Lord ralmerstoo neither claim W be "a
sh,i,cut servant vorAoEus-
Nv impression n that Instructions have been sent 70
Lord Napier 10 opsn negotiations In Washington II 20
- harm done: the treaty making power can
- Va Delegated by the senate obviously ths ns,urs
spuss 10 make Washington The piasc Of business think
ths, our Cabinet sncere In de.-ng peace wilh
shey bes,n IN Think their interest," but fear that
tnsv viii always prefer to have question: le
sysu about which dicuity cosii be raised At SHIRT
ssooe In ,.ss Of need 70 distract public sasnuon from
houe politics.
pr,nss Albert oosd b. convicted q any time,
br that would suit the srutooracy fatal blow W
ne court would be fatal 70 them Lord PAmerstcu viii
srh ny hN order but he has pfcudoes, and VIII give
s~sry,hne that n necessary 70 AVOID = revolutionary
~rvsneui lie II therefore far W be relied BY
~ liberal ravsy than Lord John Rus-e whose poverty
ahes him oepeu tent the court aud The Jews since he
sArs~ over the liberal party.
Inspox May rs, 1851.
.S-runse~e~s for De Great Atlantic submart's nie
gapA1 kY~i1io.
me steamer Niagara .t hes ~ srsveseni, and viii 70
rain there for nine days, until tho mcorins'
s r~epased for her ~ Greenwich, crposse the works Of
nessrs glaes, Dbos Co, where sne 10 W receive Vie
~ns, an nc~vd Yn~re are eight hundred miles Of rns