The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-12
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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Debate in the British Parliament on the Dallas
Clarendon treaty.
THE OCEAN TElEGRAPHG EXPEDITION.
RUSH or vlsITERs TO the STEAM FRlGATe NIAGARA
Gotten DuII-Bre adstafIs Buoya Provisions
Unchanged.
IMPROVEMENT IN NsOLs,
&C., &C., &c

Liverpool about p NJ on Saturday, 10Th ut, arrived
at ten clock yesterday morning The C. brings 900 in
specie.
The steamship Argo, from Southampton 9th alt also
arrived yesterday
The Ubitad States steam ship Susquehanna, Cap
tain Sands, arrived at Cowes the 18th May, AFTER 90
hours passage from Lisbon It about year that
this ship left the United Saes and has since been cruising
In the Mediterranean She despatched from her last
station, under orders to join the Niagara and render
tsance at the laying down of the electric cable between
England and America.
Official advioes from Venice say that Marshal Radetsky
is not expected to live.
s reported that the French Russian, Prussian and
Sandman Commissioners will Withdraw from the Princi
paties should the Porte persist removing vogorides
from his post in Moldavia
GOODNESS Is sad TO have arisen between the Emperor
Of Russia and the Count dc Morny The Emperor is dis
satisfied with the small the Russian railways
France.
Accounts from Bombay OF the 1st state that at that
date the English regiments returning from Persia.
Admiral Seymour was at Hong Kong awaiting rein.
ements, which looked for In the Of few
weeks.
The Overland mail had been telegraphed The
from China is unimportant
large meeting In support OF the United Kingdom Al
hance-the Maine Liquor lawwas held in Exeter Hall
and the who the principal Of attracting
The vast assembly together, was the Hon. Neal Dow
Two members Of the new House Of Commons-Mr. Robt.
Hail. the conservative member for Leeds and Mr. Davies,
the conservative member for Carmarthenshre-had died.
There were two liberal candidates the field for Leeds
The trial of the persons charged with belonging To
society the object Of which TO upset the French gov
errment has terminated. Thirty convicted and
six acquitted but as the punishment on the men s light
varying from six months TO three four years. mpr
sonment may be questioned whether the charge against
them was really believed.
The price Of cotton beginning seriously to hamper
trade The pinners and manufacturers of Preston had
held meeting TO consider the proprcty Of abridgins the
hours Of labor owing to the existing depressed condition
Of things The dearness Of food may not be without It's
effects In causing the existing sagnaon II WIS agreed
by the gentlemen present TO limit the working Of their
spective establishments to forty hours week for the -four
weeks following the first Of June provided that the repre-
senativcs Of wohirds OF tho horse power In tho
and neghbo'hoo employed IN spinning using los and
under concur the arrangement present the price
cotton twenty FIVE per cent higher than last year.
The Preston is about be followed ia Mlnchs
ter We suited in Manchester paper that in Sal
ford only establishment is work fun tme while In
Rochdaie and in Of the adjoining towns the spnners
manufacturers have been working short for
some time past
The property OF lionel Rdpath the london railroad
swndier had been sold by auction, and brought 900
letter from Carda, received in Liverpool, contains tho
following informaion--
The John and Edward, from Bordeaux for Liverpool,
put into Beese, wiboboand, May a. In tue roads the
Freuch schooner Marach anchor and the John
and Edward anchor about cables length unaer her
stern, without signal although OF the held
flag In his band. The schooner lred into her three
times and at the last umo shot one Of the crew, James
Williams dead The captain OF the brig accounts for his
showing coors by that his signal hayNds had
been carried away and that be could not replace them
The case is under Investigation by the authorities
The second edition OF estimates for tue Engsh revenue
departments has been published. The grand total estimate
for the year 1873 amounts the of ei66ooo, OF
which 81 900 voted in the last short session on
account" leaving sum Of o66 TO DO voted in tho
present scscn The customs department takes altogether
fsb54s2 Of the above total OF 81 06j; the inland
Ct 429,l33 exclusive OF G6320 for the Irish
po,o j. the pos, Office 81 $685. lsI; and the
perannr allowances Of the three departments the
of casa $50
The screw steamship kangaroo arrived at Liverpool at
O'Clock on the evening OF 2sth Of May.
The steamship North Star arrived OF Southampton az.
ternoon Of Friday, 10Th.
The steamship Africa arrived AZ liverpool at3P. NJ,
Sunday, 2sth.
The transatlantic Telcgraph Expedition.
OUR LONDON coRRB sPoEDEscK.
LONDON, May 20, 1857.
Ayrioai of he Brtish S0eo Propeller Aodplennn ia Ne
7namo- Passsn9 Sdluses betlocen her and ne Unp1d
iSat>s F,igas Nsaoaya-Ho Departure for Liuypool 70
Ship he Cdile at B1keshead- What Part TIE Niagara
10 PIdy IN tie 0rea, address Of the Wd'unea If
Grauesend-v va Of Lady Franklin 70 ne Nia9ard-
Arrival ef the United Stats shsp ssuqu.hanns, dc, dc
Is decided that the United States steam frigs,e
Niagara viii oay take abou, forty Hty miles Of the
Atlantic submarine cable board and that her place
,tl.at
In the British navy. II understood that the Agamem
non the Terrible had been detached for the service by
the Admraiytbe former 10 take one half tho cable %
board and the latter escort; but In conse
quence Of the pew arrangement Is probable that the
susquehanna, which Of TIC anes steamers IN The
American navy, will attend OF the British steamers
in that capacity. The Agamennon, was understood |
here, TO take the cable Of ereonweh and according
to her nstrucsons 70 that effect passed up the Thames on
Sunday the 2ith inst her way 10 the wharf opposite
Tic factory She expected daily by Captain Hudson,
Of the Niagara and preparations made 10 salute her
she passed Our vessel The moment che reported
sight every one was eager 10 &C, glimpse OF ber, and
Hundreds Of saning eyes eagerly directed 10 tho
point whore she had boon nrst by the lookout We
could her masts she rounded bend Of the river
before she came into full view, and IN few |
minutes ater she was entirely vhiole from deck AT
distance Of mile her hull seemed 10 soat OF the wa
like an immense fortress The bluff and heavy look
Of her bows a. abe approached ship made her appear
twice size. There dne opportunity for contrast
ing the appearance Of both vessels and they certainly
presented strong contrast, The British shp numbers es
guns, and about GOO tors burden while ours is 400
tons, and her full armament consists Of IL guns Two
Of portfolios each side Of the Agamemnon pre-
ssn unmsakesble evidence Of her bcgcrent character,
bu, to all outward Appearances the Nasss looks like
thing more than immense and beautiful clipper ship.
The exquisite symmetry Of her outline, and thu peculiar
sharpness Of her bows, render the deception more com
pee, for there was apparently ATTIC npt 10 make her
look like what she really w. perhaps the first man Of war
in the world, m she Ia the largest Bot would be wrong
10 suppose that strength has been sacrificed In her con
sructon 10 Speed and that her great architect his do
sire TO attain the latter overlooked the former requisite
20 far from this being the case she aso not only the
hnt IL really tho Atrongee and for The