The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-06
ARRIVAL OF THE KANGAROO.

Additional from Europe-The spanish-Mexi-
can MISREPRESENTATION Opposition to the
Cuban Slave Trade--Queen Victoria Conva-
serious Aspect Of European POlItics-Revo-
tuition In Spain, tSe., &c., DC.
The steamship Kangaroo, Capt jeffrey, which left Liver
pool Wednesday, 22d Of April arrived at this port at
half past 8 O'Clock hast evening.
The news from Europe Is OF the same date as that
brought by the Indian TO Quebec, Geographic report oil
which published in the HERALD yesterday morning
We are indebted TO Purser Kavanagh % the Kangaroo,
for full files Of European papers.
The Kangaroo brought two hundred tons Of cargo and
four hundred and ninety seven passengers.
despatch rem Paris, Of 2lst uh, says
The expedition against Kabyha, Algeria, on the point
Of being executed The French regiment Of Zouaves has
just taken up s ground for camp at Tzz Ouzzow, the
very entrance Of KabyBa-
The King of Denmark the 10Th uhmo remained in
dfBcuiy to the formation of Cabinet His Majesty
CURED delay in answering To the Ausro Russian pro-
posa and believed tha, this would be acceded TO-
| The Bishop Of Exeter WAS taken aarmingly III while
proceeding his trennial visitation, Monday, Goth u
The morning Of 2Ist umo very serious fire broke out
st. Pauls church. London the premises Of Messrs
GOODYEAR Co., which at time threatened with do
strucon the Church Of st. rraith, the Old Change.
The London Zines contains leading article the pros
| poets of free settlers in the State Of Virginia.
The London Nes commences article on the Neu-
chael question, by declaring that Switzerland disarmed
| too seon.
In another article the London nmss points the
ture pecuDiary and other aid which the Irish Church
| Education Society is demanding.
There WINS great dearh Of news, both Of foreign and
domestic, in England.
The Liverpool Mercury of the I'D Of April, says'-
Notwithstanding several positive statements on the sub
cct Is not yet known that the United States government
has come 10 decision on the question Of co operation
with England and France in the Chinese quarrel The
will AVOID direct alliance and that will send out new
| Commissioner with spechc instructions
In one Of is recen, Numbers tho Northern Bee spoke as
length of the diplomatic rupture between Austria
and Sardinia, and wound up with the following singular
remarks
how uncertain how unstable is the present things
IN Europe Almost every State has some outstanding
70 an Old coat has been so often altered and patched
that one feels inclined to tho aside and 70 have
| one made. At present. however, unable 10 say
| what kind Of cut II ought TO have.
The Queen far convaiescent that no further
bulletins would DO Issued, and the princess Is re-
| ported TO be healthy and well.
The Paris journals contain article on the Neuchatc
question, headed communicated" which, In tho Ian.
guage OF diplomacy, oncial" and this says that
all the statements which have hitherto appeared In tho
French well in the foreign press the abors Of the
Conference were nexact and devoid OF authenticity
| We hear again Of rebellion IN Spain Adyccs from
Madrid to the 18th speak Of cars cOnsracie outbreaks
and arrests The rebellion broke at Burgos but was
speedily suppressed The conspiraiors accused of
having intended to raise Coun, Montemoln the throne
| and 10 re establish the Inquisiuon.
Advices from Bucharest Of the 7h states that Sir Henry
Buwcrs reply TO The addresses OF The Boyards had given
| them great satisfaction
meeting Of workingmcn was held in London night OF
2lst u, TO express sympathy with Golden Bright Glib.
SON. Mall and Fox The resolutions carried bu, tho
| Chartists caused some confusion.
The following report of the British Navy expedition 70
! China, In dated al Liverpool on I'D uitmo;--
The Furious, le, paddle frgaie Captain Osborne B.
having fitted out for the China station, OF Ports
mouth harbor to spnhead Saturday, and there awaits
The Firm, Lieut. Nicholas Of harbor on saar-
day, and took IN her powder and she'll The Drake, Lieut.
and oanss eS, yCsss are Gssy st sss The
Portsmouth ~ an hospital ship for The China squadron, rs
| nearly complete In her rig.
| The Spanish Mexican NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. La
fragua's Diplomacy In Paris.
lam kspuy 70 ss,e that The serious dereuce bo.wsao
Mexico and Spain presents, At the moment write fair
chance Of pacific arranscment tbs nos oten ooe can
approve the foreign or domestic policy Of the Spanish 70
vernmenl bu, on The present occasion the Minister Tor
Foreign Affairs the Marquis rdal has ev,nced much mo-
eeCDnu6Q
by Marshal scrrano who has also had the asshanoe Of
the English Ambassador In Paris, and the French
'ss s rS''s nv ssi e' %..~' Marsha
serraDo had on that day long interview
with mn. n i a r Tho new Envoy Of xsnco
Paris has been delayed the Spanish government having
required satisfaction for the assassination Of It's subjects
an Indispensable condition 10 bis reception General Ser
had previously several conversations with LARA
qua but until he received further instructions from Madrid
be did feel justified making or accepting any formal
repeated In more positive manner, the ASSURANCE thai
bis government were sun animated y sincere and ear
clusion. What they asked from Mexico was nothing
reasonabe-nothing but what moderate and impartial
Mexican government attempting Impossibies. They
for the arrest and punishment OF such Of the essasns
criminals have succeeded 10 making their escape and
taken refuge in parts Of the territory which inaccess
allowance for the dcuy Of capture or pursuit. and hey
only require that come reasonable sasac
ton shall be granted previous 70 the envoy being received
the official representative OF the Mexican government
The French and English governments most asxious
that the difference should be arranged without appeal
arms and they consider that the Mexican government
cannot well refuse such moderate terms.
Iafragua, who appears 10 be OF couciliatory dispo
suou and 70 whom very probably some latitude has been
left, wished that assurance that the Spanish govern
really DESTROYS OF an arrangement and would
receive his explanations should be given him. believe
reques, 10 ,ha, ecc, made by the Mexican Envoy
The demand has probably been made this day In writing
and have he donb, TIA, i win DO at once responded
to- Indeed, the affair has taken favorable turn that
should not be surprised N The Mexican Envoy set out
for Madrid in the Of this week Marshal serrano
leaves on saturday 10 take his seat In the Senate.
and with but slight chance of his return The reasoos
i explained some time since but no formal resig.
nation has been a. yet rendered, I believe that
there are parties who, for purposes OF their own, are
most DESTROYS OF segrsvns the dispute between spain and
Mexico, and preventing pacific solution Those parties
may probably use their best efforts 70 fan the fame
rather than extingush ~ but NJ Iafrsgua who In
eehgent ~ veil ~ moderate man, viii, n is hoped,
resist any evil influence that may be pracscd on him
The English government would not believe assume any
promineot atsude In this anAr and whether
even the capture OF Cuba BY American Buccaneers would
Dc q samctent motive FOR any change q policy tnas
would Involve MIN quarrel with the Vstcd States hs,