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

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am, tlr, your obeden servant, JOHN HARTNUr.
idyKsPooI OBSERVATORY, April 20 1867.
Miscellaneous Foreigr, Items.
me LONDON Star OF April g. says;Judge hney arg lcs
that the ensaved African not intended TO be IN
c!uded because, at the time when the Declaration Of hide
pendence was issued the fixed and universal opinion Of
the whole civilized world was that they beings OF
inferior order unfit associates for the white eithor
socially politically England at least had delivered
solemn judicial decision on this subject wen 60 early as
1905 lord Chief Justice Holt declared that the law Of Eng
land afforded warrant holding anybody in slavery
and that IN this respect negroes did not differ from other
! men,
The London C1o5c, Of April TO- says:Tac progress of
democratic opinions has quite destroyed In the United
that which we hold to the safeguard of JUSTICE
the appointment of Judges for he Tho whole Of the judi
s h with ne exception Of Inc supreme Court
Washington and his colleagues. Already the Supreme
| Court, we are told, gives party judgments.
On The Cd instant Right Hon. W. Gladstone, H. P, adj
dressed meeting of the electors Of Fntshire resident
| Liverpool. During his address Mr.. Gladstone said
Above all lei it NOT bo charged against that when we
deal with the strong our language Is weak, and when we
| deal with the weak our language is strong (Icar)
These the of foreign policy; but he
could not that they had been properly observed He
did think that they observed last year, when hor
majesty fosercd and blew up quarrel with
the Uultu SuDcCt OF
and when they brought such pitch that the govern
ment Of the United States dismissed ministers and
consns We are compelled silently 70 acquese IN that In
dignity and he did not cay it ought not 10 have been
! quiesced IN.
The Worcester (Fng) Herald ssys;-Ir our city pcnce
WIZ % found 6 case s 81 s sesy yo
doubtless for tho vost Of purposes. Her father is,
derstand most respectable nhabiaDt Of Malvern, and
point out this misfortune deplorable illustration Of
the dreadful evils which this horrid band Of impo0rs
may !nf!ct up,n families.
Mr. Thomas H. Gladstone says IN letter to the london
Timc-The Information that has reached me heads to The
Inference that the Chinese aborcrs tie guano islands
subjected TO f1ghful evils. The mortality exhibited
Gates tho WretcSedees: Of their Condition As IN Cuba
suicide in form Is reported TO be OF daily
In consequence of the agitation produced by tho English
elections the operations IN the iron market have been con
The London CAronice publishes letter from the Chncha
Islands dated February Is Which, saysh9 ,os S
lying here for tho protection or mercantile interests In
general during the revolution in Peru, which ia likely to
touch the interests of the British farmer, regards gu
the only value OF tho i5lothc golden goose TO Peru
On tho 22d washlngtons birthday the English frigates
dressed ship and saiuted at noon the American ships
anaica Planier' writes 10 tho London CHRONICLE. -.
from slave labor and the Of the lash the unfortunate
African, and fear the Chinese coole also there be but
little doubt, compared 10 the Of frea iDor By
West India and other planters the free Ncan works
or not as II may suit his inclination
The Inndon Ch7oniaie Of April 10 says The late
from tho United States contains very alarming filings.
The slavery problem has attained wider significance, AMI
will demand prompt solution uan was heretofore
deemed possible.
The export OF gold from Australia during the year 1856
amounted l25 The first month Of the present year
has set average which, If maintained, Will proiuce 81
milar result
raordnsry thing thu, s72 IT9 shod have been expended
IN the purchase Of Peruvian AZ por bends, with
little eject upon he market
In the ward Of mshopsga,c london, there IL
passage, called Rose alley which contains row OF twelve
houses each conia fo.n Tx y seven rooms, Inhabited
by the very roores Of the poor Irish In all there II
rooms and Of these there 10 tenaBted by o3 families u
252 persons Eight q the rooms occupied by 10 men,
IL women and IL children.
TIE London Tins OF April 10 seys,-Jr. Bright, ~ far
Manchester Is corcerncd Is banshod ro'n the House
Of Commons We fVresee iiIne 'Shen Manchester
may the service # that eloquent tongue
aud that resontc heart Surely DO present House OF
Commons " artocratlc enough and tcrrIorsl enough
for all useful purposes and We NIGHT b. found our adj
vantage In the presence Of the bold uihrnc
The London Tines Of April 8 says;--Thus has been
-oived, far solve u, the Eastern question.
Never has passage IN the wordi history possessed NOR
unity and conpctet Never has great enterprise
been suddenly resolved on, more ouhnsi,ttcally
conducted, ard more speedily and successfully concluded
Tho Por, Louis Gasce Of March says:Thc next sugar
rainy weather the plantations more forward th1n they
have been at the same time for many previous year
there DO, much uncertainty about supply OF "a
Dor there would be fair prospect OF making 10000
OF sugar from the cror n 1918.
We have advice from the Eouccas 70 the lst January
Tho procucc sararua rrcsoned ut 2s go bs 81
Ba, at 90 4c5 ib, which had been all gathered aud Vi
Ambona at 81 200 lbs Of which 81 Jos had been g." IN
In Batavia, Java, the ilh OF February, rain, was
sad had much injury tho west coast o. suma'ra
TO The rice fields In places tho colt plantations
suffered damage The quantity &c coffee exported from
Padang during 1850 amounted 70 ,s4 pcus
The London Times of April says:-Thc unexpected IN.
the Of discount by hc directors Of the Bank
Of England has ceaed an pnlayorae,s impression on .se
effects Of tho long dead season through which u had
passed.
The Inndcn ytr obacrvos a qirniacan, organization
must have been long known ~ Mr. Buchanan that OF tho
kmigrant Ard Association which proposes IN take posses
sion Of Virginia behalf of free labor and in defiance Of
the South. While Governor Wise and other old fashioned
nisns have been ravng about dssolvng the Union
for their party objects Northern capitalists have prepared
This scheme-whh no small eneouragemen. ana sd irom
citizens-even from newspapcrs-of virginia ibeM
An article IN tho Northern BE- Of ~ Petersburg IN an
effort prove the future prosperity OF the railway nom
Moscow TO Theodosla affords us in'erestin datd
Tho chief article OF cxrcr, from the Tauric Peninsula Ia
salt present from 100000 pouis 20 ~ 900 Oo0 pouis
OF this article exported 10 the western provir"cs the
salt lakes capable " producing S eOooD podds.
The Aonsi,,v a. "a Tege Of raris gives some paricu
lars relating the British and French possessions on the
Western coast Of africa, which show that the late arrange
mcnts concluded between the Bush and French gaycrn
with respcc, to those settlements highly advan
tageous 10 both countries.
Mr. Golden says in recent lel,cr 10 Hudicrsdcld NO
one can be fairly held responsible Tor inscacuaoa OF
the chances OF success nor Tho result OF the election
afford any criterion Of the strength Of parties FOR the future
The London Pov IT nth Of April, observes-Fron the
very that the plan Of Russian railways was ar
nounced 10 the English French Dutch and German pub
lie, never ha4 the slightest doubt that these limos
OF niercommuncaton were mainly intended for strategic
purposes We trust that English capitalists Of every poll
teal hue will say nay this attempt to make US ISLANDERS
pay our contribution TO plan Of The Car Tor The more
easily moving his armies
Tho directors Of tho Furorrnn and American Steamship
Company say, their report-Sarting, IN the first IN
stance rom continental port tho ships viii receive tho
large freight and passengers u we popuious manufacm'