The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-29
ing been in plot to de.nrone her. and Of his being under

ng plot TO de,nrone her. and Of his being under
threat Of trial for treason.
despatch had been received from Berlin by n
French government poafyns the tenor Of the Kin of
Prussiss reply 70 Nsp0leoas autograph letter in Ii
chasel affair This reply gives assurance Of ri, net
tlement Of the remaining points at issue.
me Diet Of Sweden had given assent r. 49, lin -. A..
construction Of new railways, and c Of. pr ,n0,,ssn
millions Of rix dollars for that "a ssn o. ioaresn
Of the loan TO be brought - sSe rnpsou and Paris
markets, "0 N''A'n ~AN
Inc King o. f Truss q the request Of Madame Hncel
bered, killed her hw band ~ |. duel w. WIN
from .ne .~n1oan prutralites is reported thai the
~ pW naa sn ~ sell into two-,he advocating
~ " u foreign, the ether Of native prince
., s~ " that Denmark about to yield on the
qassnon re Holsten constellation mainly in accordance
snun God offices and Recommendations OF the French
ccnsul, who mad ma&e their way up the river AMOR
y hkutsh.
Russian expedition was to be despatched China,
With special envoy.
London she subject OF the convention concluded with
the FrenoA government regulating he right 70 fish on the
be presented by Lord Cowiey 70 Count Wacwski.
The trial of the fourteen accused of having 20.
society for The overthrow Of the French government
had been brought to close at the Paris Tribune Of Cor
regional Police Three Of the accused were acquitted
Pette, the chief, condemned TO fifteen months i'm
prisonment and fine Of 000f, the others smaller
The Paris Koner of the 18th inst says-M the Baron
Gros has been appntedby his Majesty the Emperor 10
repair China in the character of Commissioner Extra
ordinary Lord Egin has received from the government
of her Britannia Majesty analogous mission with the
same title, and the two penPoenaries will lend each
other mutual assistance in the negotiations which are CON
hded 70 them, and the SUCCESS OF which would, without
any doubt open field Christian civilization and
the commerce Of all nations.
The Paris Constitutional says that Baron CROSS nsruc
lions demand from the Chinese government repara
ton for certain grievances affecting France especially and
among them the murder Of N. Chapdeane that he s,
moreover, TO ask for commercial treaties and that
any combined action by the French and English forces
win depend upon the result Of Baron Gross mission.
Lord Egn proceeded without delay from Alexandria 10
son with orders TO convey his lordship to Singapore,
where he will await the French Imperial Commissioner.
Twenty -four ships Of the sunken feet have already been
raised in the harbor OF Sebastopol
Tho Sandman government has resolved 70 send ship
or two to the Chinese waters, 10 combat alongside Of the
Britain squadron.
The Paris correspondent Of the London TINES writing
18th Of May ssysA Nlcgrapnis despatch from Madrid
announces that Lfagua, the Mexican roy, arrived
there yesterday. he had this morning audiences Of the
Minister for Foreign affairs. have already mentioned
tween the two governments. The latest dispatches
ceived by Lafagua from Mexico Of satisfactory
nun exists on both sides, zealonly encouraged by the
English and French ambassadors 1t Madrid the affair will
be terminated ancaby Ia that case the greater part Of
the troops sent out TO the Gulf tcll be kept al CtN 70
strengthen TIE garriscns Of ohat island.
There have been reports In Madrid OF the intended
noval Of Gen Jose Concha from the command Of Cuba
but they obtained little credit, his term Of service
pires IN OCTOBER until when was thought he would be
allowed 70 remain Information, however has just been
given from highly trustworthy that his recall has
been decided in Council Of Minister'S and that he t,
be replaced by Gen. Lersundi at present Minister Of Ma
rpe
From the Fast Indies we have advcee dated at CAL
cuts 9th, and Bombay, 18th April The mails
reached Alexandria on the 9th o. May. munous
spir. sal, prevailed In the Bengal army especially In the
3fth Native Infantry. At Bombay the banks again
duced their rate of discount per cent The i'm port
ket remains unchanged Freights declining. Ex
change d ls1d TO q. 1Kd Al Calcutta there little
change in either the produce money markets.
Freghts advanced The money marks was getting easier.
Exchange o. 1zsd. 70 %. 2bd.