The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-28
GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN.
ELKcTIoNKxRINa ExCITEMENT-DsBArEs m PARLIA-
MENT-RBLATIONs WITH THE UNITED STATES
THE ANGLO-PERsIAN TRRATY-THK DANISH 80 UND
BUEs-CHINA AFFAIRS, ETC.
The country excit cd by eectioneerng movements.
mo supposluon that Lord Pamerston win carry ma
iority, but small one ae continues to receive ad-
dresses Of confidence
In the House OF Commons notice book In q motion BY
Mr. Gordon 70 nserrogste the respecng the
present state Of relationship With the United States Lord
Esin has similar notice in the Lords for Tuesday the
l7th inst
The House Of Commons recon mends 70 the Queen 70
bestow appropriate reward Sir John Mcneil and
Col Tulicok for their services Crmean Commission
er.
Lord OAnrcarde had moved for copies OF the CORES
pondence respecting the proportion Of the cost OF the
with Persia 70 DO charged upon the Indian revenue
or relating to the ways and means by which provision
for such expenditure II to be made in India In making
this motion he expressed his wish for information with
regard to the treaty just concluded with Persia.
The Earl Of Clarendon replied that the treaty was Of
The most sa.sfactory nature Persia undertook 70
cuate Herat within three months After ts ratification and
upon the fulnlment Of that condition England would i'm
mediately evAcuas the PeriiAn territory. Commercial
advantages also gained England 10 be placed
footr with the most favored nations, while all fur
Their disputes between Persia and AHghAni tan TO
be referred to the arbitration Of England
Lord Elenborough regarded the treaty ~ An admis.
sion by Persia thai she had adopted improper policy
and that she had abandoned her designs upon Herst
Ia the House Of Common Mr.. Gordon inquired wbs.
Their was true that the government In the treay
oluded with Feruk Khan, n Paris had abandoned the
right to protect Persian subjects and expressed his OPT
MON that such the other nations ought also to
abandon that right.
Lord Palmorston said extremely inconvenient 70
discuss treaty which not upon the table, but with
regard 10 the point referred TO by the honorable member
he thought that vey great inconvenience had sren and
was likely to arise from the practice In Persia by which
foreign governments entitled 10 extend protection
to Persian subjects, and he thought most desirable for
the permanenoe Of friendly relations that the practice
should be discontinued; and her ksjsstys government
was quite willing 70 abandon that right for this country,
except with regard 10 persons who were actively en-
poy the service Of she embassies the consulates
Al the same time no quite agreed that that right ought
70 be abandoned by other countries - we'll own.
The treaty In ali respects better treaty than Persia
had offered TO accept 1t ConstAntnople.
Mr.. Labouchefe said that from the most recent insos
nation appeared that the northern ports Of China
perfectly tranquil
Tho House having gone Into committee, Lord Palmer.
stcn moved resolution placing a the disposal Of the
crown "a 900 per aDnrm to be conferred upos The
Speaker, for the term Of his natural lie
The motion was carried at once amid loud cheers.
In reply to q question respecting the Danish Sound
dues the Chancellor Of the Excheqer said that the quss
ton Of transit dues had been very carefully considered
by the Minister N Copenhagen, and By the
ministers ef The other Powers Interested.
BE understood that the settlement embodied IN e treaty
about TO be signed had given saasson no, only the
hutal In of an
Powers directly interested in the transit across Den.
marx.
sir n Rawnson osntrsdicsed Abe report that he had
been asked 10 20 ~ PispipotsntAry 10 China.
Reports ray that the Duke OF Newcastle had been ten.
dersd The ooe but that he had refused 70 accept IT,
The West India mail steamer Tyre has been got of
the rocks where ~ stranded some weeks ago. and
into Southampton.
The late arrivals Of Australian gold delivered
Thursday, and nearly the whole purchased On &C.
OF the Bank OF France. The remainder scsraoy
sufced for the great wants Of The market, and small
amount Vas taken from the bank. There was IN undi-
mipshed demand for money on Thursday both In the
discount mNke, and st the Bank OF England.
SPAIN.
THE DEMONSTRATIONS AGAINST MEXICC-GENERAL
CQSCHA TO COMMAND THE ExPBDrTIos-sANrA
INA LOOMS UP AGAIs--FRBNcH SHIPS ORDERED
TO THE GULr-kUHoRED REFUSAL OF FRANCE
AsB ENeL AND TO PROTECT CUBA, ETC.
The country was tranquil.
Preparations for anIcxpeduor against Mexico continued
but the final opinion Of the government had no, trans
p,red Il Is though probable that he operations will DO
ipni.ed 10 blockade and bombardmeni or Vera Crux
and win not e1toSd 10 tho lAptips Of military force
which the dangers Of the country and the climate might
render hazardous.
TIE Kspana. the government organ, demands that
France and England shall call United States 70
main neutral
I, was reported that the Emperor Napoleon bad Offer
cd TO 10, ~ msdia.or the part Of spain. In the
meg niime French ships ordered 10 cruise OF vera
crus.
Another report was tina, Trance and England had Dc.
cped the rsques, spsin tina, they should guarantee
tho protection Of Cuba In the event OF hosNnties
special Mexican Minister, soner LarsAsus said 70
have arrived q, Southampton route 70 Madrid, 70 ar
range the dificulty.
Meantime the war programme 10 TO bring Santa Anna
from his retirement and lend him sid 70 capture yers
Cruz. Gen Conchs named for the command Il The
pedlion 10 Mexico.
RUSSIA.
ANOTHER vIcToBy or THE cIRcAssIASs-oPERA-
TToNs IN THE EAST, ETC.
Nswp from Circassia had been received the effect
knht "chton soe w Ano
banks OF The Labs and that The Russians driven
over the river with loss Of 400 men four pieces o.
and all their baggage
The Russians we're seeking 70 take OF the
Cbuta ard u sovereign had demanded the istsrposton
Of the Sultan.
GornAyrporIs March 4, 1857.
Ru,smn corps Of 5000 men had been received viii
enthusiasm at Tabrix
The Russian army destined 10 10, agsins, The Anshaas
had been reinforced
Russia seeking 70 occupy We Khsnnass OF Rhostssd
with view 70 shs extension Of n ronNsY 70 the Eassh
posseoos. The Sovereign Of Bokva alarmed 81 thsss
projects ofnvason the part Of Russia hes solicited
mediation OF the Sultan TO secure the Independents
Kbonkand
TURKEY AND EGYPT.
Tho Sultan has presented 70 France The Church Of tss
nativity; also The PAlaee Of Ksisht Of 81 John o. Jsru
salem.