The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-26

On the nth Of March the Eliza Mary the drs emigrant
ship from Antwerp in connection with the Grand Trunk
Railway Of Canada, under the booking through system
FAILED for Quebec Among her passengers she So
Mho aSaed themselves OF The arrangements Of the Grand
Trunk Company and took at Antwerp through tickets
their destination on these Al booked Green Bay,
IN Wisconsin distance Of OBJ miles from Quebec, for
from Quebec, for f3S, LIS.
The Gorraa,e di Rovaof the 27 uH publishes conven
ton concluded between the Holy See and Austria for
tradition Of criminals The Convention no clause in
favor Of political refugees but provides that an Austrian
subject commit crime in the Ponuscia States and then
seek refuge on the Austrian territory the right extrad
ton shall apply and conversely but that be shall be
judged by the tribunals Of his own country
The Madrid Gosete publishes royal decree announcing
that shares TO the amount Of ten millions OF reals the
9th Of May next.
The number Of emigrants left Havre last month
amounted to SOC OF whom proceeded 70 New York
in nine vessels; $50 to New Orleans, three vessels 49f
Bucnos Ayrcs, in two vessels and IS to Australia via
Liverpool. Three only embarked direct for San Fran
The Vienna Gase publishes the concession Of the Fast
Galcian Railways, The capital Of which is less than
fifty five million of forms, say Is 500 900 sterling
The london Times Of April saysMershant shiTs are
badly ruled almost everywhere, but of all In the
service between America and England. The extent to
service between the United states and liverpool Is so ter
rble that has actually engaged the attention Of benevo
sn' society IN the latter place which occupies itself with
The relief Of "foreigDers In distress"
The London Chronicle OF It'll April, says-The remit
tances either known believed 10 be their way TO
England are estimated at e. AZ 16I
The London Netrs Of April g. says-e Supreme Federal
Judiciary Of the Uued States having been pulled down
into the arena Of party conflicts Several journals and
few political leaders, are now actually proposing and
while the official party, which naturally shrnks from such
proposal, ventures 10 hope for nothing than to
deter the final struggle for four years.
The london Glots Of March 21st says-Thc moderation
Of Mr. Buehanan inaugural address It's first character
iic hut under the calmness Is exhibited sufficiently
positive policy and a force Of viii which is understood 70
Ia lpese In read Mr. Rt-
Chanan address at superficial glance since he belongs
to school which has no opposite parallel in this country;
and he j. different stamp o man from any that has been
al the head oi American affairs for a long time.
St Peters burg has rapidly recovered from the CONNER.
cal prostraton occasoncd by the In 1885, tho total
value Of all articles imported IS 81 1852 roubcs Of
all articles exported. 81 O9 roubes In 1883 the ex.
port amounted 70 So 267 2G roubes in 1884, to s5s5es9
81, s26, c9l roubles.
The London 7ses of the III Of April remarksGeneral
Outram himself informs US that he and his troops in Per
ia 10 have been attacked in the Burazoon camp on
the very night they left and that the intended operation
changed into pursuit when the explosions occasion
I'd by the destruction &C the ensmy's magazines commu.
nicaicd the Intelligence Of our departure
Al &c the si,tngs the Geographical Society
81 Russia VI. Mouravicn summed up the principal geo
phica bors 81 the Russians In Upper Asia Among
may be mentioned the exploration OF the Amur by NM
Rchkon and Pccchouvof the examination In the point
81 view of natural science Of lake Bka, the valley Of
the Nanych and the fisheries of the Caspian Sea- by the
aeads mician Baer and lastly the exploring Of c at
valleys Of The Angrn and the Nercha by MN q Md
m
formation relative TO the southern part Of Eastern Siberia
which will be the valuable a. hitherto the geographi.
cal knowledge o that part has been but The Geo
graphical Society &C 81 Petersburg keeps up the best rea
with that Of Paris. II has just named ~ Jornard
honorary member and MN. Alfred Maury and Mae Brun
corresponding members.
The London Nars of lth Of April Gays tho Sultan has
made Innovation which may turn out of consider
able Importance In nominating Minister Of Justice and
Minister &C Public Instruction, 10 take their his
Council and preside over these two derartments her-
TO, In Turkey, as Is well known, all priests and judges
formed in the school and belonged the same
corporation Of the Ulema On issuing from this school,
after having passed the probation time required
corporation, those students who did become 1ums or
priests advanced 10 Judicial functions in the
instance those of oadi Daib and finally the digni.
ties IL mollah and 81 muf The Sheik VI Islam had The
nomination these funconars who held their situations
but for limited PERIOD and who lived by the perquses
Of their judicial Offices. There doubt honest men
amongst them, but he system created great Inducements
for corruption; and the truth was that generally speak
ing Turkish judges contrived 10 fortunes In
credbly short space OF time.
The Minister Of Marine Of France, Admiral Haxeln "
going TO Touon about the 18th inst, to the Grand
Duke Constantine
The Emperor Napoleon having consented act as arbi
raor ~ the money matters In dispute between Count de
hony and Madame Dhon, has made award In favor OF
he latter 70 the amount Of four millions OF francs
Mrs Beecher Stowe Is Naples, and attracts much In
tere In country where Uncle Tom has been twice trans
lated and very generally read.
Tho Paris correspondent OF the London Post writing on
8la ul. fays-I think may you that Is the in
tenton Of the governments 81 England and France their
new arrangements with the Celestial Empire, lay the
foundation Of more extensive and legitimate commerce.
by assisting e Chinese Imperial government in removing
" corru agents and reforming It's local administration Of
ue law we thall give the Chinese manufactured
goods and less opium and silver. This will be an immense
gain for European trade, and stop the drain q money
The Pars correspondent a the london Chronic writing
on same day, says1he intelligence of the Emperor OF
china having disavowed Yeh, which published by all
ue london papers on Saturday, the PAYS broadly hints
| to have been mere English elecuoneering dodge.
The london Post Of April I'd saysIn the United states
our only compeer In the commerce of the world-tbe
beginning Of the end Of protection has made s
II " but little, but n The loosng Of the waters Tho
concessions made by the manufacturing n,eress In the
Northern Saesess the consequence OF recognized M
sound principles than the fruits OF an oyeraowing or
chequerare In many instances innR but we know what
follows the introduction OF the point Of the wedge Free
trade the material OF Manufactures and Tho drnos
and dyestuf used IN them, is now the law Of the United