The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-22
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Gordon Talbot Il Observation-Disclosures. 500
Total e. 1874
The Adriatc was thrown open the public for days
during her stay in the Mersey and admrng crowds avail
cd themselves of the opportunity Of inspecting the noble
vessel The Persia moored in the immediate vcin
ty of the Adriatic thus aordng favorable opportunity
for contrasting the two vessels.
Among the matters Of political importance may be men
oned the of an American ctizen-Mr Maillard-
whose property purchased by public auction at place
called Moyne in Queens county, Ireland taken pos
session Of, and is still withheld from him. by awless
mob. Mr. Maillard, it may be remembered, applied to
the Irish for the assistance of the civil power
to enable him TO obtain the cattle he had bought Having
failed this by the adro the other side OF supe
ror personal influence and official crcumlocuon he ap.
Piled to the American Consul at Dublin Mr. James Arrot
who, nqurng into Mr.. Mailards complaint was sunl-
ceny satisfied that he had been treated with great njus
ce and oppression, to justify the application Gin his Of
fetal capacity ConsuD to the Irish executive to obtain
Mr. Maard's property from the hands of the
mob This application of the Consul was refused the
most shallow and insufficient pretcxts Dir. Maard is,
therefore, about TO submit the history Of this affair." TO
gcher with the official correspondence OF the Consul with
the Irish government 10 Congress- and 10 petition both
houses for official inquiry into the whole Of tho cir
cumstances Of this most singular affair and such relief
and protection Congress may think him entitled In
the meantime Mr.. Mailard's may well be brought
before the House of Representatives by able advocate
aud cannot fail create considerable interest both
houses OF the Legislature may possibly think this proper
opportunity Of removing the ambiguity in which the
rights and safety Of British subjects who become Ameri
citizens present enveloped There few sub
jccts Of greater international importance, which
qure more immediate attention.
The Commission of the Four Powers signed on the 5th
nst at Consannoplc the final act Of recthcaon OF the
Russian frontier in Asia
The London Times Of the sh instant says:Thc last nc.
counts from tho manufacturing districts the north Of
Ireland are decidedly unsatisfactory and the general dul
Of trade Is beginning tell with considerable
riy upon the operative classes Wholesale houses IL Il
said have had quite snecure Of for days past
and in retail affairs favorable be reported Tho
number OF hands connected with the sewed muslin trade
when that business brisk at Belfast, estimated in
round numbers be 500 Of that aggregate oncfh
Is AT present in full work.
The following advertisement appeared in one OF the st.
Petersburg papers-To be sold portraits OF Nena Sahb,
the Indian chief tho slayer Of the English, fifteen
pccss each the proceeds for the relief Of the sufferers ia
the Crmea,
object Of ~ Toud's visit TO England 10 complete
arrangement the Chinese question. France will dc
and large compensaons for injuries done for years past
the Catholic missionary establishments and the resora
ton Of all the property held by the Jcsus and after
wards seized by the Chinese government.
decision had been rendered In the Chanccors Court,
london, which in effect will inyadae all marriages by
British subjects with deceased wife's sister not only in
Britain but in all foreign States.
One Of the parties implicated in the recent robbery in
London OF trunk containing iewery, &c, belonging TO
Lady E1lcsmcre, had made n confession. The trunk
boldly taken from the top Of stage as passing
along the streets, aud It's contents valued at abodvfl5
CO., disposed OF for few pounds amongst of
stolen goods.
The London Sundcy 7Ymes says stated 10 be the in
tsn,on Of tho government regiments Of
Africans for service India the san TO be composed Of
non commissioned officers OF the West India regiments
The marriage Of the Princess Royal Of England and
Prince Frederick William Of Prussia Is set down FOR tho
25th OF Jaruary.
The work Of launching the Icviaihan was progressing
slowly but surely. she moved few feet forward
every day. Operations suspended the sth inst.
by dense fog.
The completion Of the lines OF the Mediterranean Tcc
graph Company had Effected by the successful laying
of the cable between Malta and Corfu
the Russian army will include 1000 officers and 100000
men. Tbs reduction will merely put the army the
peace standard OF 1852
A teeersphic despatch had reached Constannoplc 10
the effect that tho Dvans, modifying their decision
n the union Of the Prncipaes hal resolved that
they would give up that idea II the Congress OF Paris re
fused 10 grant foreign Prince.
Tho Turkish government said TO have inierdictcd
publication Of the proceedings Of the nvans the rnc
pslities
The Paris 1onieur that tho Commission or
the four Powers signed the 9th inst at ConssnnopIc
The final Of the recsdcaton Of the Russian frontier in
ASIA
In the Liverpool cotton market tho sales ohc last three
days eeo0 bales, Of which speculatous took 900
Prices easier but not auotably lower The market
closed with little inquiry
Tho Bank Of France had reduced the rate Of discount
one per cent.
The steamship Arabia, from New York, arrived out
,lb NJ on the 9th, and the City Of Washington 80
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