The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-19

IMPROVEMENT IN COTTON.
MONEY MARKET EAsIER
The Canadian screw steamship AngloSAxon arrived a.
Quebec IL O'Clock Sunday morning, from ivor pool,
whence she sailed Wednesday, the 9th inst
The United States mail steamship Arago, Capt. Lines,
from H.vre and Southampton, also May Q, arrived this
port 81 eight O'Clock last evening.
The Arago brought 1913 passengers, SlsS in SPECIE
and 800 tons merchandise
Among the passengers Mr.. o. Jennings w!se secre
ry OF Legation and Mr. Chase, Vice Consul frsm Paris
Mr. Camille Dolfus, Secretary TO the French Legation at
Warrington Major W. J. Jenkins, Capt W. Warner, and
W. H. Palmer, Of the British army
Tho political and commercial by this arrival of
considerable interest," though NOT Of highly important
character.
and prices fully sustained The breadstus market
continued 70 harden, and prices generally had slightly Ad
vanced.
Provisions were steady at about former rates.
The London money market easier and consols for
money closed n 93k 49,.
was rumored that . discovery had been made Of .
great conspiracy explode the 10th Of May throughout
Spain
Generals Santiago, Mendae and Garrido had been do
sgnacd to command the Spanish expedition against Mexico
and left Cadiz TO embark for Cuba.
The text of the Spanish Queens speech respecting Mexico
s published II says
The diplomatic relsons with the Mexican republic have
been interrupted by diplomatic circumstances, but hope
the interruption will DO but temporary The Mexican
they will consent countenance these contrary
70 Justice as to humanity, BY allowing them 70 go unpun
united by many bonds TO exact reparaton for
such outrages.
The Pontiacal government has further reduced the
duty textile fabrics.
The Danish Ministerial difficulty continues.
The prohibition lie removed the export Of gold from
Russia.
The speech from the throne looked forward 70 with
much interest Is said that there Is not in II very
distinct pledge Of reform bln Mr. Roebuck will move an
amendment to H. II will probably be carried.
The French journals profess 10 know about Lord rgins
instructions respecting China and cay he viii demand
renewal Of the treaties with the extension Of the privilege
10 three other ports besides the Hvc 10 which they already
chim admittance and also the establishment Of English
military ports In all cities where English consus
suar agents reside and the erection of the forts at
Canton, shanghae and Hong Kong
The Paris correspondent of the London Tins, writing
the lth Of May, says
extraordinary mission 10 China received this morning
ai a private audience by the Emperor. am informed
gate Aadaceuse despatched reinforce the French
feet In The China seas The report thai Vice Admiral Is
feet In those seas Is oonnrmei The two candid hayng
the best chance of the appointment are Animal Dubor
dieu, Maritime Preect at Toulon, and Admiral Roman Dos
foeses.
Lieutenant General Ashburnham len suez the 2lst
ult, by the Peninsuar and Oriental Company steamer
Ava, on his way 10 China
Lady Ash burton diei In Faris the 9TH instant she
the eldest daughter Of the sixth Earl Of Sandwich and
married TO the present Lord Ashburton, then Mr.
Bingham Barring, In 1923.
The Grand Duke Constantine continues TO be fed at
Paris.
The text of the project for the settlement Of the Neu
cha,ei dihcuiy has been published The substance of
was previously known.
The Sandman Chambers are debating proposal 10 rc
move the arsenal from Genoa 10 Spezzia.
The Pontncal government has further reduced the du
ties textile fabrics The Upper Chamber has adopted
The bin 10 prohibit the circulation OF foreign bank notes
Oaher fiscal measures are In progress
The Russian treaty with Japan Is published. By Is the
japanese ports or emoda, Hakodad ana Nangasah arc
opened.
The Manchester Art Exhibition was opened with great
ceremony.
Admiral Iyous squadron arrived on Malta on the I'D
April and entered tho port Of vslea with much ccre-
mony banquet was TO be given 70 the noble lord on
the 18th.
Letters from Smyrna that shp belonging 70 Tri
pon with IS slaves board had been seized a Tchesne,
on the demand Of the British Consul General The NUM-
cpai council Smyrna had ordered The slaves 10 be set At
liberty
An imperial order has been addressed 10 the Greek bis
hons directing them 70 carry out the reforms IN the nd
minsuation Of worship deoreed In 1855.
Ismaii rachs, commanding the Turkish army Of Qua
,oHa has been removed ,o the command OF the army OF
AQDtsaAn.
- Rgis AaaInv declares The publication Of The Neu
- kUiy BY the hwiss journals 10 be the result Of
jnto indiscretou, and that several points are incor.
| rccsiy stated.
Lord Elgn embarked ai MArseilles the is inst In
the packet ship Caradcc fer Malta on bis way 70 China
Bristol paper asserts that Milford Haven has been
selected the kDshsh port for the Great Eastern steam
| ship.
The Queen Of Spain Is said 70 be In the fourth month OF
her pregnancy and that Is The period al which she has
had more than one miscarriage, her physicians have or
dered her observe the strces, rules not allowing her
| 10 ierve the palace.
Sir John Rsmsdcn has been appointed Under scoreary
| OF War In u,e British government
| The Russian squadron commanded BY Admiral Bshreus
| s expected st Aleiers towards the end OF Nay.
The Tlcnna1 that The French general cleo
| tons fred for June II.
The Paris Council Of State, the 81 inst, adjourned
the consideration Of the Transatlantic packet question for
/ sir mor,hs-
~ Alfred De Nusset, one Of the most celebrated poet
| Of this century, died on the Cd, aged a.
IS affirmed that the Prussian railway subscription In
| London has proved total failure
The CT eek Chambers had reassenbei after The hsst@
holidays voiei the budget Of the interior without ds
| QUESTION.
fir r. Peel ha, resigned his Once lord d We Ri-h
Admiralty.