The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-08
INTERESTING FROM EUROPE.
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ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA's MAILS.
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The DAlLAS-CLAREkD0N TREATY.
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Views Of Lord Clarendon On
American Progress.
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The Position Of the Spanisil-Mexican Question,
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THE DALLAS-CLARENDON TREATY.

me- European mails brought by the Europa reached this
sky last evening.
TIE Dublin correspondent Of the London Tines writing
IN I'D OF April, says
Yesterdays accounts from Galway state that the pro-
gross Of emigration there has not shckencd noswstand
ing that the recent from America arc discour-
aging The O'Clock train 10 Dublin was crowded Win
engrants Of the better class bound for the Unea states
ana as the season advances Is feared hat me aia vi
population win be further increased
According 10 the annual circular Of Messrs Schusser
o. Of St. Petersburg dated the 10th Of APRIL tho supply
Of taow for this year estimated at 100000 casks, in
elusive Of the 1000 casks ON board tho wntering
ships Cronsadt Tue price was $50 roubes for cash.
end i54 with hand money Of hemp the quantity for ship
nent win be sbot 600 tons, mostly Of very fine quality
whEIe the hemp Tor shipment in 1858 win be Of inferior
Sual1y The supply Of inseed is estimated at 1900
ssarters aeir tess than half the quantity exported in
Io60. Th6sIdpmcnt OF wheat last year 10 the
extent CT 900 quarters, aud Of oats DDS 900 quar-
ess. For 1851 tho supply or wheat s csumaiod y
80 coo quarters and Of at upwards Of 100000 quar-
ezra. --
The Paris correspondent OF the london Times writing
sn 31st uEmo, Says
hear that orders have been despatched from Madrid
he Spanish seapors lspend preparations for the
ekDesbon against Mexico.
The Paris correspondent OF the London Posi- writing
96d Of April says
n has been reported here that the dfHcufy between
SPain and Mexico might be considered as nearly seted
ewing ~ favorable diplomatic Intercourse In Paris am
Informed too much confidence must not DO placed in the
complimentary and concilatory language of the Mexican
Envoy Maryhal Serr mo- neither provided with
Sufficient powers suspend hostile preparations repre-
sent the final decisions and real views of their respective
governments Roth Epgi-h and French influence has
hiny been used with the hope Of preventing further
complications.
ns Heja Auowata, Of Madrid, which is a semi official
organ, denies that, asserted by the Epoca The df
Sesenees between Spain and Mexico in fair way Of
being arranged.
NE arehOiers In several Joint stock companies
beginning lose patience at the losses they have sus
ned for years past through the Encouragement Of
The directors of those companies. Several complaints
have consequently been forwarded 10 the Procureur I'm
psrAl One company, for constructing branch rail~ays
mentioned, whose shares issued at lO0f have fallen to
laf The Imperial Attorney General has ordered IN
CURRY, and Is waiting the result
The Eeapohtan government has at length met the
on Of torture which has recently been brought against
n foreign journals Tho 0feia Journal OF Sicily Of the
Sth Of April has long article denying the accusation
ne Paris Pays says that the Grand Duke Constantine
viB arrive in Paris Thursday April 3d. and win remain
N Nay TO- During his stay there will be fees Paris and
81 FOntainebleau,a grand ball at tho rilercs grand
s at the Hotel de vlo, in the Bots do Boulogne,
hunt at Fontancbls au and review at the Champ de
lhrs .- .
The celebrated Russian writer on political economy and
statistics, M. Tengoborsk, died at ST. Petersburg the
Ilth un, within very few days after his return from
Copenhagen, where he had been engaged In connection
Ukh the treaty for the redemption Of the Sound dues Tho
Journal de St Paersboy thus announces his deccase -
We have Just been informed Of the sad Of tho death
louis Tengoeorski Priyy Connection and member on
morning. at O'Clock, aer short illness The works
subjects Of finance and political economy published by this
h,r hat hoo
sxiendod far beyond the limits of country. His death
aeprvcs the Emperor Of enlightened adviser whose
eminent Talents were Of great utility 70 his sovereign and
Nh country.
The Paris correspondent OF The london 7nes, writing
x3d Of April, says:-
The accounts from tho French manufacturing districts
not satisfactory. Tho Lyons silk wcavcrs complain
NAT they this year deserted by their American
Somers Letters from New York mention that the shop
Keepers IN that city are sufficiently srppneh win siik
vns July newt when tie ncw ,ariG will into opera
hpn. The Paris manufacturers are suffering rom ms
cause Letters fforn Roucn state That there nae
mo sequence that the mill owncrs are working only
Sour Gays In the week. Some sales bad taken place Al
Nnhouse OF white co,ons, but at very low prices. The
vcocn manufacturers have but small stock Of the raw
material band and pricea rising Colonial produce,
especially sugar eoEnH,s 70 te wIie &c ' n J oss
ssos by tho wine iieasc, considerably dimnishes tho
bsmc production
The London Times or c,i ut speaking of the condition
Of The Bank Of France ard the efforts Of Napolcou govern
neni 10 obtain loan, says
The letters from Paris describe uneasy feeling ne
sonirivarcc of tho government 20 obtain ncs loan oy
sumpellng The Bank Of France 10 double their capital
have occioncd considerable dissatisfaction and
positively stated that tho opinions or the directors
were unanmously agninst the measure. appears that
he bank ~ n be allowed increased powers Of ssuc which
viz probably lead the circulation OF notes OF dcnon
nation lower than toec AT present authorized. IL u mon.
uosed that Nircs has been summoned beire Tie Trbu-
nal Of Commerce. In cooncsion With complaints reghag
fnrffaf qf
WAYS lie at FIRST announced uat tho number would 20
TOO Geo. and aer large dealings had been Effected 40 hi'
sup, osion strong action was prodloed ON the marker
by ro, GcatIon thai the number wouh be reduced In
ssr that certain proportion might DO reserved Tor the
sscrgy.
he 81, Petersburg Bee OF 10th Of April says
hls passing over OF Golden, Bright and others In tho
s,ections [Enghl shows how powerful the hostility
against Russia still Il In England they eth make Golden
~ Tho consequences on his opposition 70 hc war now
ended and that too after the arse Of 40 Yong time
That be n nice sort of peace that We have with
England when public opinion, which Influences every thing
eere, cannot even yet pscify iself
The British Parliament set for business purposes
nnrsday, May
me Liverpool nma Of April Is, publishes tho follow.
he.-
pup-ou The 18th inst, a, sea, board the Damascus,
O. ~ fhe passage from Alexandria, Egypt, 10 Liver
rooi, nr. Charles II. Mason, Of New York.
TIE Paris Bcniicsz publishes the Official return Of the
sssnms rcvcnuc for the month Of March, amounting TO
Ypc4 oocf, being increase Of 5s2,e7sf on the cor
psepeuding month or last year.
nc Paris konie'r publishes decree promulgating q
sonvsnuon concluded between France and tho Grand
Dshy of Baden in February last relative 10 the strength
snns Of The banks OF the Rhine.
Letters from Madrid represent everything rs perfectly
Sss there and the clerical journals deny there has boon
any Cariizt plot al oil.
Mr. Stevenson from Honduras, had an interview with
Mr. Secretary TAbouchoro the 2ist Instant al The Co
ienlsl ONCE, London.
The latest accounts from Russian Finland cou,iuuo %
give most distressing picture OF the famine raging In
that country In the districts Of Uucaborg, wasa, and
Kurpio alone Of population of o57 900 sou no lcss
than 10000 have other means Of subsistence Than
bcrVing or eating the unraaiable bread made from the
bark Of trees The mortality Il consequently very great
sud " daily the Increase, the famine tppus has
- 49,, ,.itb crost u,alcnfv The distress a such