The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-12

took iS The commander OF Lady Frankns prvao 6rpe-
dion, which is TO sail from th country the ls OF July
neat Both Captains Colnson and Marguire were comman
ders OF expeditions to the Arctic regions Tho Earl OF
Alloy youthful member Of the British arsocracy and
chief of the Gordon clan Ho Hne bright inslg
looking boy about old and the Highland costume
In which he dres.cd him of great advantage He
was perfectly delighted with the ship and wanted 10
know everything about America. miniature repre-
seutson Of our naionsl flag, which ornamented some
pastry he ried off with him in great triumph, and was
very earnest in his soil citations " be allowed 70 remain
their departure expressed themselves much pleased nh
their visit They conveyed TO the shore by three OF
the ships beats and they got out into the river they
greeted with three cheers fAom the crow, who
ed the rigging The chief object of this attention
cnud not subdue her feelings at this new manifestation
OF respect and endshp and she looked towards the
ship her eyes hlled with tears In few moments
more the company landed and on their way TO Lon
don, leaving behini them an Impression OF the moo:
friendly character.
PSI have Just learned that the sasqueh an has
arrived at Cowes and that her rt lieutenant Nv Isaac
Brown, paid his respects this morning TO Captain Hud
son, on board the Niagara
Our London Correspondence.
LONDON, Nay %, 1857.
FFna, Settlement Of NE NtucAad Quesion-VI't Of tAs
Dospao.r Empress If Rsssia 10 Taris-Erreed Arrival
Of The Grand Duke Conganis IN London-7he Derby.
Notorious Movements If the Ppe-PoiioaI Anneaies ne
order # ne Doy-The French Electsons-The Thedtrc.
dc, de-
There is only one political item Of news, but rats.
ment Of the question between the King of Prussia and
Switzerland has actually been signed and the rahacaiions
are to be exchanged within twenty days, 6th June
The King his claim sovereignty the Can
ton Of Neuchael. He also declines the indemnity. Il
would be- premat 10 expro@ too much
satisfaction the Of the treaty before
The only other questions still pending, Tho question
Of the Dnnuban lrncipslies and the question between
Denmark and Germany respecting the Duches Of Hohien
| and Iauenburg.
The Empress Of Rusria has boon rece,vet With grea;
houors at Turin In fact her stay Vice. the whole
conduct Of Russn to Yards sardinia, Is apot cal emonsr
lion made by Rusis against Austria. The Grant Duke
Constantine coming tn pny Queen Victoria visi.
The al yacht isaonsy at Oend awaiting his easure
Is PITY he did rot come on the Derby day; warm
an immeoso mu'itods-yet ell keit in order by
Dozen polcemsn in Due ooa'sno, bsymet uniform
visible. would doubtless have asophed his Imperial
Hghncss. Aud yet, among thai GRO sd recognized my
gallant fellow who charged at lnkcrman and scaled tho
Whilst abiding to the Derby may Aid that the favories
were beaten, that there win be some heavy l,scs
The Pope has reached Apcota There Is mystery
about this journey ot his which can't quite eas up
II II hnted be will take up hts reid'uce Bologna
instead OF Rome An amnesty on large scale Is SPOKEN
o. It is sso rumored he ~ill visit Paris and cro~n tho
Emperor.
Amne,iies arc the order Of tho day. The En-.
peror Of Austria has granted liberal amnesty
in Hungary. The Emperor OF Russia les. month
issued imperial usase to induce Polish emIg
tur1 to Poland promisiog them full pardon AMI tho
rssiorakh of AL their rights they would only ask his
ccmepcy The King OF Naples vill IL /. said grant an
amnesty, and as Is move In the right direction, tho
fas hon must be approved Of,
In Franco the elections for the new Legislative Assem-.
bly, are about to commence. appears that casagnac,
Iateyrie Carno GARNER Pages ana Mailard (5ecrelry
TO Ledfu Rolling nearly all Of them members OF tho Re-
publican Provisional Government Of ISIs will start
dA,es Whether they will be elected Is another ques-
ton.
The Algerian expedition has commenced against tho
Kabyfs.
N. 1Afrsgua, the Mexican Minister, has not yet been
received by the Queen Of spain, but where tho difficulty rs
l have not been able 10 ascertain.
The even, Of the week in local affairs tho ds,s Of Mss
Ralfe Amins in the "somuambula Tin Italian opera
vciorne Bsfe Is the daugbtsr Of Bae tho mpo-er tAn
thor Of The Bohemian Grp) rho Is very beautiful. and
about nineteen Her success complete. she VIII
make sensation. The tenor at Her Majcsys thea
Ito IL even preierreo by Mario This las, assertion
cannot ngree To- We have French eoDpaay II s..
James theatre, and The Cologne choral singers.
Lo,Doy, May %, 1867.
TIE DEBATE upon ~ Saoc Tdde-The Losdon inns Rndev
%, American Inxrrss--7hs N.p Divorce Bal-PolusoaJ
Appoin,m>rs- vai's Of Lierayy copyi9hs in Bnsiand
me Coored Performances al Camden House, Kes
ringor.
Our political IL s,ii very scsnt and rierestng
you One matter brought before The House Of CON-
mons elected effects There has been good deal sad,
publicly and privately in England, a,,ery, upon The slave
trade, and appeared certain parties, whose temple
IL Exeter Hail. disposed TO get up q new cruade.
So strong the movement at time that sub
Jet OF surprise 10 people that the walls Of London
not plsearded with Representations Of kneeing negroes
with chains arranged In style Aiuesque uiterrg tho old
appeal, "Am no, . and brotherf" TIE movsmena
has been cruelty nipt the bud and Exeter Hall phian
thropy left to mourn lost grievance. Mr.. Roebsek
moved for committee relations with BRAZIL and
the Of his speech brougb, ror~ an on re-.
peated charge against the Premier TO the eject that he bul-
bed the weak and catered succumeed 70 The strong.
To this the Premier replied with unusual spirit AMI
pointed to Ins anccs in the memory Of both himself and
Mr.. Roebuck when England had stood alone against
worc, add took credit TO himself and colleagues for ths
position this nation held hen opposing Russ However,
Mr.. oebuck took nothing by hs motion and the pubs
only gained the advantage OF finding the opinions OF
lord PalmeIston lord John Russell and Mr.. nsrael al
Of whom seemed disposed 10 leave things sone-,be lfe
mier Wiling 20 take The sole responsbiy OF cnducuns
our foreign aars for and the others ds ed mat he
should do without The ference OF the House OF Oom-
These proceedings Parliament elected an aruc5
from the Times 81 significance lord fanerson re-
puoia,es in the House Ct Commons the idea u catering
o. trucking to strong rowSs AZ sass as ss g. a
iii Ia delicate subject 10 handle, nan1uch a. there "
coruuty OF Interest," 90 the part Of he Uniied ssats
Thus GU we fenounce ,hvrr! as an aoomoauon OF
The MOS, borrd kind being taught TO that any
,n,ererenco with Brazil impolc, because your States
have a 1commupiy OF nteresri which may lead 70 20
vsry long and very deep gre gsnce T"
This puden calculation OF consequences sounds rather
.,,isus when following Palmerston's Wanting speech.
me Bouse cf lords has been principally engaged upon
Tho new divorce bill At the last sitting OF the committee
clause proposed and carried, mskne adultery mis-
demeanor permitted TO stand, this clause win somo-
hat aston en- our prohgae gentry. Tue bill WILL how
ever be objected thorough revision the House OF
Commons and when II gets back n the LORDS amended,
IL doubtful whether s not they viii recognise ther
battipg.
There are two new political appointments: Nr n Her.
bert, gentleman OF widely kuosu, member FOR Kerry,