The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-24
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.
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ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
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THR SPANISH-MEX WAR.
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Spanish Army increased Fifty Thousand Hen.
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Satisfactory Experiments on Half Of the
Atlantic Telegraph Gable.
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Frightful Accident in the Theatre Of
Florence.
FORTY-THREE PERSONS KILLED AND OVER
HUNDRED WOUNDED.
NEWS FROM INDIA, CHINA and AUSTRALIA
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Advance in Cotton-Breadstuffs Firm.
CoNs0Ls, 90 1-8 a 90 IA,
&c. &C., &c.
Satisfactory Experiments on Half Of the
Atlantic Telegraph Gable.
Frightful Accident in the Theatre Of
Florence.
CoNs0Ls, 50 1-8 a 90 IA,
&c. &C., &c.

CoNsoLs, 50 l-s 90 IA,
The Cunard steamship Persia, Captain Judkns, which
left Ilverpoe Saturday. 18th arrived doc
At seven o clock yesterday morning.
Among the passengers 10 Mr. W. Corbyn, Of NibIos
Garden, accompanied by sgnorna reresa Roa, signors
Clara Roa and sgnorna Lngi Reerr fro Milan, Venice,
and Her Majesty's Theatre, London, respectively.
Robert c. Murphy, Esq., American Consul at Shanghai,
also passenger by the Persia. Mr.. Murphy came
the overland route and is the bearer of important des-
pat hes from China relative TO tho there for our gov
ernment. He Ie1 immediately for Washington
The news by the Persia days Later than that
ceived by the Europa as Halifax
The truce between the Russians aud schamyi having
to end the Russians under command Of Prince
Baratin,ki, had opened o campaign against schamyl
In the British Parliament the proceedings during the
week were of little importance.
In the House OF Lords petition In the Of Sheddon
Patrick, in which large amount OF property and the
validity Of civil marriage according to the laws or the
State Of New York. involved had been presented and
attracted considerable share Of attention The House
refused TO entertain the petition.
Lord Palmerston announced In the Commons that the
French government had even opportunity for renon
STRANGE in regard to the firing upon British merchant
vessel by q French schooner ct Belese, but had
promptly expressed regret the unustifabe occurrence,
and dimissed the officer who ordered tho shot 70 bo
fred
The Jewish Oath bill Of the government had been read
second without discussion although Sir f. Tnesger
announced his intention Of moving In committee thai tho
exciting Objectionable sentence should be inserted Ths
Roman Catholic members Of Parliament, headed BY the
Duke Of Norfolk had rifen In opposition 70 the measure,
~ had waited upon Lord Pamersou and held meeting
for the purpose securing relief for the Catholics from sh
Objectionable passages In the oaths takenby members
OF the Legislature The interview with Lord PAmertou
not being deemed satisfactory, resolved 70 support
amendments 70 the bill in committee, embodyipg the views
Of the Catholics and 10 memorabilia Parliament TO frame
oath for all classes without distinction Of creed. twas
feared that his would eopardzs the bill, and
Of the Catholic papers opposed the Interference
In the House Of Lords the Princess Royals annuity bD
| had passed through committee
In the House of Commons SIN of juno
Mr. MINES called attention the engage nent entered
into with the Argentine Confederation for the recspuoo
employ Of certain number Of oGsers OF
Italian Legion and asked whether the authorities N,
had adhered 10 the Of tina, agree.
| ment.
| FIR J. R,xspry stated that there had been no
breach Of epeasemen on the part either OF her kastys
Der Of the Legion (a5o men about DO 70 the Oapo
OF Good Hope or British North America, had accepted
offered by agent Of the Argentine Confedersou
fered and that they had been subsequently, their own
request, released from their engagements.
Indemnify reported and bill embodying the terms
OF thai resolution ordered to be brought In.
The American sch ,oner Silver Key, from Boston, WITH
hydraulic apparatus for raising the sunken shps
opo arrived at Malta the 26 Of Nay and sailed again
on the following day for the scene Of operations.
Genial rains In ireland had largely benefited the crops
which gave promise Of great abundance
conference Of clergy upon The Maine Liquor law
had beef held ~ Manchester, and resolution adopted
l..f.~l i..t.
the only cnccua for the suppression OF drunken
The suspension Of kessn. Evans, Hoare Co., OF Lon
don, firm largely engaged in the Australian export trade,
s announced The liabilities estimated from f15oOoo
70 100000
At he police court, Liverpool, the 11th inst Bena
min Burdeck, mate Of the American ship Frank rercc
that port, was brought Up under the following crcum-
Stances
he was Informed that man had been shot on board
American chip He met The prisoner, who said hc had
he stated he had done H. He locked him up, and aner-
wards went 10 the vessel where he the complainant
tho ship Frank Per,c when he vent n.o tho
room, where the isouer asleep, and where his
and feeling blood comm from b. arm he looked and FOUND
h. shot, He said there jealousy the OF
been brSsenss ana 70, , ,ss p. e naa s,s
vas instructed that the complainant had come iato tho
cabin and threatened The prisoner who, being frightened
hred the pntol. The case Was sent fJr trial
The extensive warehouses Of Messrs Pckford Co tho
great "a boad carriers, at Camden Town. had been de-.
suoyed by fire. Animmense amount Of property including
forty thousand quarters Of corn lmed me esu
mated loss about quarter Of million pounds sterling.
Lord Pamerson bad brought upon himself the ndgus-
ton OF the London press generally for refusing 70 allow
reporters 10 attend usual at certain interviews between
the Premier and Populations ap onted confer with him.
In France the legislative election agitation movements
engaged all the attention OF the public Oncia influence
IN all shapes being exerted favor OF the govern
ment candidates while the opposition forces and their
candidates actively at work. but without having ap-
psrenty arrived at any definite understanding a. 70 tho
list for Paris and the oath question. Accounts however,
quite contrsdc,ry and according 70 some the oppo
son list has been completed and includes the nameo
Gen. cavaIensc. Another Ia that the red and
white republicans having found impossible 10 soaesce
the whfes have united with remnants OF the
si'uonsl parties, and q common list Of candidates has
been srawn no, uavagnac figuring the head rhe u
uamopte party has, through the Cncs, declared isen
10 favor OF an active interference In the elections
Accounts from the silk producing districts Of France arc
sin contradictory but the influence OF ane weather
they had become more cheering
NJ. de- Gcrmeny has been appointed Governor Of tho
Bank Of France
Harvest prospects France continued most satisfactory
Thesv,ss Federal Assembly Berne oh Of June
MESSAGE of the FEDERAL Council proposed and rconn
ensei The ratification or The treaty relative 70 The Affairs
Of Neucbse and the President Of the National Council
texrresscd himself In the The treaty was
referred 10 q committee.
reitersopm Egypt state lord 1sin and suite wsro
at Cairo. b 10 embark 81 suez the 5tb June In
the Pennsular and Oriental Companys surinar fos
Singapore The Paris Pays observes that Lord Egn via