The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-08

ring dlslf,ts OF icrmahy and SWltzcTiani. whilst al
SOUTHAMPTON they will complete their oadng with British
goods and passengers and French merchandise forwarded
from avre, at which port and at Paris arrangements
have been made TO secure tho traffic.
Tho London Post OF the 18Th OF Apr saws We have
he mems in our hands Of putting down the Cban slave
traffic II we win but them, without the aid of the
spanish or any other government Since diplomacy has
failed u, il Is time should try some other method Of
accomplishing our purpose.
Tie london Herald OF the nth or April says Tho
present position OF America Is not the work Of day.
IL IL the slow but sure growth Of years. Lock the re
gous institutions Of America, split up many ridcu-
IONS ects and creeds as there are casts amongst nation
kers, hormones and Johnsontes q moclery 10 rel
fon and what worse still, they lend themselves, under
e gnse Of religion TO maintain slavery, and call it
shtutlon oil Providence.
The Manchester Guardian OF 18th AprI savs-A moro
audacous denial OF law and justice than the bred Scott
decision could hardly be conceived. The right Of the
sovereign states TO abolish slavery within their dOrni
Mons is simply and fatty abrogated the nationality OF
slavery declared TO override the local exception of free
dom.
The london Telegraph OF 10th Of April. says-1he an.
nexaon party in the United States have their eye fixed
steadily upon Cha and they have therefore, exerted all
hcr influence to produce quarrel between the Mexican
and Spanish governments with the idcn determination
mat during the strife they may have for clutch
ing inc much desired island as well pcrchance, for
anncxing Mexico itself.
Under the head of the "Rcnt Crisis in Paris the Rep4
Contemporaries has published interesting article by the
Conie de Toardonnct The simplicity Of former days, he
mas given way to expensive habits and to taste
1T luxury, whch III due proportion, has pervaicd all
classes of citizens fact which ia only applicable to
the inhabitants Of Paris bu. to tho whole Of Europe and
may DC considered peculiar feature OF the period in
which we hve--a period, he thinks, OF moral decline
The Paris correspondent Of the London Post writing on
the 1ath ut, saysWilin the last few days Tho police OF
Paris discovered ripencd plot TO kill the Emperor and 81
persons arrested accordingly. From the inerroga-
tories which have taken place. appears some OF these
persons held communications with The foreign secrc soci
city in Tendon.
The English Ambassador IN Consanpople and the East
India Company have given up the notion Of passing the
telegraphc wire from Consannople 70 the East Indies BY
the Red Sea route, and had determined that should fol-
low that Of tho Euphrates Railway.
The Liverpool Times Of April Is, says:-Frop Calcutta,
Madras, Penang, Siam and Manila, we will assume that tho
tops-whilst from China shipments w no doubt, be i'm
peded to some extent BY the war.
The amount Of specie and bullion shipped board the
Indus, which 10 leave Southampton for Alexandria
the 10th u was G743 1885, OF which Cl1,7 Is gold and
E7a33, 1888 silver
Accounts from Bucharest of the 9th u state that two
days before deputaon of landed prSpretors advocates
and evera young boyards Ct high station, paid visits 10
The Commissioners VI the European Powers.
The london Times Of 18th April saysTlc Franklin
expedition we believe TO be Quixotic ono but who will
venture IN speak with disrespect with indifference
Of the Efforts aye, OF the desperation Of Lady Franklin in
such a causeS
The American missionaries at Canton, in a rcpor. OF
their proceedings for the year 1Sip say-We wish 10
advert the obstacles encounter In the opium trade,
ard the extensive nmoug the Chinese Of this drug
This most seductive vice IL the increase, carrying po
verify and discaee wherever goes and Is raridy ,mo
vcrish,pg the empire We have only limited knowledge
OF the evil which this practice OCCASIONS but what
proves cOncusively its bad effects.
The Paris Constitutional Of llth Of April says-what
will now become Of all the splendid hopes Of paciacaon
and union contained in tho inauguration message Of Mr.
buchanan We Will not 60 go for III 10 say that n
1ct Is imminent however, until the Presidential cleo
ton there no legal means Of appealing from the doc
sion Of tho Supreme Court and s seen that this tribunal
has taken deprive Congress itself Of the right of
terferng in slavery matters.
An accelerated postal service has been established be
tween Odessa and Es for the conveyance Of letters and
specie.
News has been received in st. Petersburg Of the new
Bessaraban frontier baving been marked the 18th
of March, and the coded territory having been evacuated
on the 10Th These events had been followed also by tho
retirement OF the English feet nom the Black Sea on tho
2etb.
The rrng c.grant feet had FAILED on the 2ist Of APRIL
for Cnada from tho northern coast Of Scotland, carrying
cut eco epgers They are chiefly agricultural labor
large SUMS OF Nancy continue TO be received from
settlers In Upper CAnada who had previously gone out
Chiefly from Aberdeenshre and there is every prospect
tbs before many years few agricultural aoorers will be
ieh al hcne. ..s
been assassnated in corridor Of the palace. lie pro-
cecding pay tho clerks Of tho establishment and had
with HIN pocket book containing zoo scudi. He
stabbed IN tie stomach, ard the asin escaped with TO
sum.
Baron Ward given notice the Imperial Agrcuit-
raj Society Of Vienna that he challenges all espng
chnes, coIs ucied In Europe America, u compete with
his patented In Vienna 10Th December 1885, FOR the sum
of 600 orins 10 cut i've Austrian jochs (neary scvcn
English acres next harvest on any ground IN tho Austrian
tomirons which the acccptor may please 70 choose
The treaty Of amalgamation between tho Lyons ana
Mediterranean Railway Companies has been signed
The Paris KoniLur publishes The errot ds mot Of the
bill for the purchase Of the Exhibition Palace. II IL
ranged that the basis Of the calculation for the repurchlse
should DO Fixed at H. GOO 0cof being tho amount to which
Tho capital hrn.cd In tho original concession Tho
debt OF the company 20 the State amounting 10 ZOO cco
Is to DO deducted from tho purchase money at - coo
last year 17sss4 persons emgrated from Tho Uni'od
Kingdom or that number TO- ,7S o the North Anne
rican colonies III 1877 TO the United States, 5si 10 tho
Australian colonies and New Zealand, and 3555 " other
places.
The london Advertiser OF April 20, says-To recon,
decision, that man OF negro descent IL, can be,
citizen Of the United Sa,es, Is likely TO produce all the
tes.ne conflict which predicted would be H. necessary
result