The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-30
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TIE SLAVE TRADE
In the House Of Commons the losn inst On The
ton OF Sr G. b Pechel, return was ordered Of Her
Majesty ships and vessels employed on the oosst Of
Cubs and the OF Africa the prevention the
save trade from LIST January 1864 10 the latest
dale, distinguishing steam from sailing vessels.
THE SOUND AND TRANSIT DUES.
Mr. G. DUNpAs asked whether u wss the intention OF
Of ns 1s 70 s
Of the Dsnish transit dues on the same bassS
The CHAScMIoH Of the ExosousR-A treaty has been
regulated with Denmark for the remission OF the Sound
dues by The principal Powers OF Europe including Aus
tra, Belgium France, Great Britain, Hanover Mecklen
den, Norway. end the Hanse Towns. II is anticipated
thst that treaty will be signed this week Ii contains
Sound dues but s,o for rei',on o. the sns dues
ard athough not able 10 state the precise amount OF
the renssion Of usns, dues, believe II viii be not less
than reduction Of four ftbs Of their present amount
The Anglo. Persian Treaty.
According TO the fsris correspondent OF the intpS
dance BeQe the treaty peace Persia and Egg
land was signed In Paris the 4Ih OF March Ast. The
principal articles are - follous;-
The Pension territory which IN occupied BY the EGG
bsh army up 70 the dale OF the proclamation OF peace
shall be completely and enth oily evsoussed BY the Eng
nh.
RECOGNITION by Persia OF the independence OF the
Afghanisans Persia binds herself not to mix any
In q affairs o; the A1ghAnistans
This 10 An Immense concession made 70 Enxiaud and 10
great adv antsee acquired the ,uturo development
and security OF the English domination and interests In
AHA
Heyat 10 proclaimed independent II will hereafter
be governed by ~ own native chiefs This IL but .
sna sacrifice Persis the omen OF the
occupation OF Hera by Tho PersAns The Shah always
declared that Persia had intention whatsoever hold
possession Of Hera or 10 incorporate with her domin
a. Renewal Of the commercial treaty between Persia
SS ss @ nc sSorsd
lions Persia VIII spjoy the same advantages In oil
Engish possca sions.
and hans
6. Mr.. Murray, the British minister, who rssiaed ia
Teheran before the war will return to his post st hat
city and be received with oil due honors by the Perssn
government
This last article was the oejec, OF long and lively dig
tuts!on between Lord Co~ley and Feruk Khan.
l. The Island OF KsrrAck viii be made free port aud
remain In the posse sion OF Psrsia
England demanded Mai PerAia should indemnify the
Ahsns for the losses and damages sustained them In
consequence OF the war. rbis demani OF the British
csbibet rejected by Ftruk Khan and Mrza Malcolm
The B'itSh Foreign Office also required that Feruk
,oye,sn tns, me pre- emit prime mister Of III. shan
should be Dismissed. This engagement however,
NOT made by ibe Persian envoy
The Spanish War on Mexico
Madrid ministerial journal OF the ttn OF March In
been abe obtain the satsiaott which he demanded
and had left for Cuba ssys-verA Cruz all the
cans VIII earn 70 ser expense hat The honor and iu.e
Of Span not 10 be Uife ID with. Diplomatic
ersemeniS II Is true, are tSked ofbut II 10 not 30 be
supposed thai the Spanish ment will now yield the
smallest OF it, pIeensious IL calls for just and oom
plte pArstop. and must obtain It, the fleet 10 be
from Spain 70 act against Mexico, which consists OF
the Reira Isabel H. line Ct battle ship .he BAyen figste
the Pesgo brig and the Colon steamer, had arrived .;
CsSiz
v,ssels Of war are arriving Csdz TO take bosrd
troops Cubs TO replace those which ell 90 seat from
tbs saue aespst MEXICO. The Reins lsavl H. ertsrsd
tie port the 26h ut toved by the Colon steamer.
General Gayrldo who played rather conspicuous part
ODoppell military irsursecuop In June, 1884 has
hasa fvnp Ayrao -hASA ho hsA nanA
and General Ia kocha 10 expected. v said that thess
tfnceu are 70 hold commands In tae expedition
against ktxico
rather cora seems 70 be felt with respec. N
the anticipated result Of the Mexican expedition n the
Prtse declines the responsibility or Avarezs bsroar
s and b!ds Spain 90 and punish him abe peases the
syy scnrp will be 10 what u commonly called . DIX.
neither 10 COO % COO could low up that
CHIEF into his stronghold 10 the terra cotte with any
cDsrce Of success The expense OF the expedition would
be great, ana the rnuits probably disastrous
Az American In jail for Granddaughter I'm
London.
Thames Police Court London, on 10Th inst,
Al xspoer Hsrnes Clarke, American, and photograph
Is srtvt stey sarryrg on his profession In Langley
pace Commercial road east, was brought before Mr..
Yarcey Tor nnal ninaor charged with msnsaughser
ip causing the cea,n OF Ehxa Bunp married woman,
aged 30 years, by frscturipg her skull with BANNER
The prisoLer rs . remarkable locking man, q cripple.
ebor nous beard and moustanhe
Police screeant Ball. No. II III, said Q coroners jury
presiosd by Mr.. Bsxer, had returned verdict OF
nsnslsuspier Against shs prisoner
The prison err aier yeoevpg the usual CAUTION sad he
Mr.. Ysrcsy said his duty to commit the prisoner
sugbtsr but be would take bail for his appear
the sessions him ae In ESQ, and two surtss OF
Gao each
The pri,ore could obtain required surees and
seht away In the prison van.