The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-13


resolutions having the effect Of rejecting the treaty
negotiated between Mr.. Dallas and Lord Clarendon
~ the settlement of the questions relative to Cen.
tyl American Affairs Tie resolutions referred TO-,
Aswsver comprehend the basis of new treaty.
yhe Mexican treaties have been rejected by the
Secretary of State, and il is understood that our
Minister at Mexico bas been advised to await instruc
6sns before entering into further negotiations.
nese subjects discussed at length in our edito
yhl coiumbs, to vhiah our readers are referred.
The Senate confirmed a number of appointments:
. LIST of the names nay BE found under the telegfa
phsc head.
We have by telegraph brief account of terri
be rsihoad accident which happened yesterday on
Ae Great Western Railroad, between Toronto and
hamilton, caused by the breaking Of the bridge at
~ Des JaIdines Canal. It'll reported that between
saxiy aud eighty lives Lave been lost, bat We in
dodge the hope tina. the excitement caused by the
sataktrephe has led to an exaggeraton in this re
spect.
by the AMI raj Of the steamship Kangaroo from
Liverpool and Hermann from Bremen and Son,l-
Rmpton at this port, the North American from
Liverpool, at Portland, Ne, and the America al
Bs6fax, during yesterday, we have one weeks later
from Europe, the first Of these vessels having
sailed On the 25th and the America on the 2sth OF
February. The Russian organ in Brussels, good
authority announces the positive settlement Of the
Anglo Persian war by negotiation at Paris ON the
2G:b ultimo. Engllnd is % have Consuls in all the
Persian towns where Russia has such officials sac
las, moreover, obtained pernarent footbold At
LsIak and Ormus. Bushire is 10 be abandoned
hy the British, and Herat evacuated by tn
persians. The English cabinet defended their
soorse OF acton, as well as that OF the ADeri
ans in China, both in and gu, OF Parliament. rne
House Of Lords Lad defeated Lord Derby's motion
eensuring the Chinese war, by majority OF So OUT
Of $50 votes. similar motion had created a tvo
days debate in the House Of Com mons, but vote
lad been taken at last accounts. The FIRST great
great debate OF the session in the Commons was
brought 10 a close on the night of tic I'D,
When Nr. Disnels motion in opposition 20 the
budget was regstivee, the government obtain
iDg a majority of so votes. Lord Palmers.an
th.ucb. that IL would be useless 20 send on: another
Frsnklin expedition. The action o. the United
States Senate on the Dallas Clarendon treaty called
forth much comment in The pross. The contract for
lire 81 steamers between Spain and the West IN
6ies was TO he pat up for tender again during thi,
rsnih.
TIE dates from Hong Kong are to TIE 18Th o: Jaa-
vary. The British forces had burned the slbarls Of
Canton. Tie rebel and impeI,list fleets Lad formed
. junction at Wlanpoa. and attacked the ';etsi
squadron they were compelled 10 retire, bnt d. -
in good order. decree has been promulgated
soing the five poIt, open 20 Europeans in STATE
% siege.
In Spain active preparations tor the Invasion oi
Mexico sere going forward The irvadin. force Is
oct down at ten thousand nen.
a renewal Of the Neucha,el quar- would seem
10 be threatened. We have from Berlin statement
30 tae effect that different circumstances intinue
TO keep the imitation gaiEst Sei.zer.ard alive CHIEF
y the picture which the Nepchl,else royal.ts have
drawn Of the suGtrings Inflicted upon them.
Paris was very gay. Balls and receptions took
place every night Two sons Of the King OF pAho
rey had arrived stMnseilles to he educated. NJ.
Tbieis positively declined TO come forward a can
didate for any seat in the Imperial Legislature. Il
wa said tssi the Emperor and Empress Of France
wogld lie Gro sncd az Rheims in the month OF Al.
quit next
Hr. Charles Allison. Oriental Secretary 70 the
British Embassy a. Cons;antnople. hsl been ~
pointed Secretary Of Embassy to the saiae mission.
In the place q Lord Napier Mr.. Allison bu been
nearly tNerty years in the diplomatic service.
The London aud Paris money markets were much
ssp.essed. Ia Liverpool both cotton and corn were
dull. The Danish Sound Due. question has been
finally settled
Accounts from Ee,rou' dated the 9TH ultirno,
mention that Sir Henry Bu!wer. the English Com
missioner for the Pfih,ipa,ics, had arrived in that
city the PREVIOUS evening from Con,,antinople. II
was said he was charged vita special mission 10
syria.
We have news from Australia dated at Hobart
Town, November %; ADELAIDE Nov. %; Sydney,
Nov. %; Melbourne, lee. ., and New Zealand, oat
II. Large shipments Of gold were being made t.
England. The reports FROM the mines very en-.
.opsqinT, nuggets OF great size having been taken
cut aud mines opened near Sydney Twenty.
eight essks OF " black ssnd" have been forwarded
60 Liverpool. and great excitement bas prevailed
in the colonies az 10 TIE value " trade in this de-
post. II u hoped, however that Il will prove Of
more value in the make, than that found few
yesrs age in California, and which produced at the
time a deceitful Juror anongs' spccnli.,rs. The
nss Colonial Parliament elected an the princnl, Of
sell government was opened on the 2jth ~ Noven.
her when q motion % commence The daily proc /.
ines with prayer wa, negs'ived. Mr. Clare. G..
Duffy, the Irish patriot, took his seat, and after
waking ludcrous mistake with re~Pe Il to hi. vote.
had quarrel with the Speaker on point y Par
liamcntary etiquette There was no change in the
Melbourne -Four market. The weather. warm
and genial.
The Back Warrior arrived At New Orle'n- yes.
terda,. In addition 20 the news from Nicaragul.
Published Yesterday We learn that the steamer cap
tfca Ny Co. lockndge during hs successful pro.
uFpsS w tho San Iuqn vac tho a. "a scott a river
boat, and no one Of the lake steamers. The dates
from Havana are TO tho tn inst There was no
thing o. interest stirring sugar was steady and
.Schanfe quiet.
The Ws'erieJ Print Works and the cotton mill Of