The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-02
GREAT BRITAIN.

ouv troops rom England N Persia This announce
tucut We mako with the most entire oonodence
ohas 4 will bs found 70 be correct We believe
onss ve may acd that the orce already at
ylus hire will mot advance into the interior, aud
mat every effort ID being made 70 bring sb,ut psace
4Ss murray Affair we are sssared serious part
Of ths NEGOTIATIONS which being carried on ss Pars
by Perouk Khan and Lord Cosey, and there 10 81 pre-
osps every reason 70 hope thai tbesereg'ssuons wiz
osvminate In shc 70 esabhmeo OF smicaols reauons
Sesvecn the English and Per.as governmsnn
ma po,rv Noas givcs pronnenoe 70 the following
u>rss-sphIn another column ws have stated tnat no
croops ars 70 be sent from England o Persa Wo have
equally good grounds for believing that no troops arc
- sent from England " China
The Nms, amer rcmrtins that the ssisfsssory settle
neu Of The questions relating the DAnuoiso Priocips
ss cannot DO endangered oy such an imp'udcn' mani
Qugso q appeared fes days since In the konseir,
,esses the opinion that will the duty Of England 70
declare positively against ,cmporis'ns with the ine-
y,sy Of the Turkish empire and 10 act ~ith nrmness In
As suppors OF she rcsou,oo taken against The
proposed union Of the Provinces Of the Danube
In psrlismcnt some Interest excited oy Lord Pal
ersson backing out OF h,s previous cousradi'on thai
,scret treaty existed between Franco ard Ausra, guar
.p,ee,ps 10 Austria her pcss Italy. On Tuesday
Lord Pamersop denied positively that any sucn tresV
existed and on Friday he somi' ed 'bs 70 did exist and
s.d bceu ,,rued but said that being purely military
.n.d "A, po,t, sal n go v,r,u,uY deal ie,tsr. Mr.
ps,rssl replied and Lord Ps'mess'oo resor'ed, each
cha yr,ns the other with msstaie mont OF fao~ The
subecs thcn dropped
Mr. Rchard Golden gave notice that he would move,
susy Aa the Bovse board ~nh concern OF the ON.
h,css which have occurred between tse British and
4b,nese authorities on THE Cau rivsr and without en-
pyesspe any opinion ~ hoe sr the Chinese govern
reus afforded cause Of complaint ~ sns noa-fudlmen
~ shs treaty q lsl2 sousicers that the papers laid on hs
b,s h 70 estabhh racsory grounds for the violent
vycceed,ses resostsd 10 In the Of the Arrow.
Rsooudly. that selecs oommuee be appointed 70 In
1u,ys INTO The state Of The Brh commercial relations
with China.
In rsp,y 70 q QUESTION, Mr. Lsbouohssr said that the
ep., s4,,em an, On the uassarcori river British aus
ma was established for purely o,oual purposes that u
In useful operation and the, -s' under con'sess
ton whether might no, be available Tor West india
convic's generally.
Sir Rosors Peel made an amusing apology for his cee.
brssed speech resr rec,ns Ouke oousssntoo Count de
Norny, and he Prince Denspe. He said was oil true,
hut he meant no harm.
The Chanceicr OF the Excbeqrey had made his man.
r'ai statement In the House Of Commons
reduction OF the income 70 The amount at which
stood before the had been anticipated from the
Seduccd army and navy es,m.,es, ss well S from N
semi authoritative hints IN the ministerial organs, and
one ofacal announcement n the rsc, although did MOI
axoits suwpvhe, was received with much ipteres Fc
nhe next three years the tar be seven pence In IN
pound on incomes OF one hundred and any pounds
yess, and ave pence isccues between one hundres
cnd cns hundred and nny pcuuds
y Mr.. WNuslh elected for Southampton, over uesvrs