The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06
NEWS FROM INDIA AND CHINA.
Interesting situatiou of the Ennprt o
Hugenie.
ENFORCEMENT IN C0rTON AND COxsOLS,
So, &C., de-


O'Clock P. NJ. of Wednesday March "a, arrived AZ
Portland at AIS 7. NJ. of the 9TH inst. She brings
339 passengers.
The steamship America, from Boston via Ha"'ax,
arrived at Liverpool at 5:l5 p. NJ. of the 22d u,J.
The repairs on the Vanderbilt steamship Arel had
been completed and she would leave Liverpool or
Bremen on the oath.
The United States steam frgate Niagara arrived
at Plymouth on the 23d ult, with machinery lightly
damaged, having encountered a succession Of south
ery gales.
The British frigate AHmemnon had commenced
taking in the telegraph cable. Fifty miles were Oh
board when the Indian sailed.
Our London Correspondence.
LONDON. March ls 1850
DTsini ShH Hire They Say-The Eclipse and The
Weathtr SINCE The Italian Conference not Sc
yene- The Proposed Exhibition IF ls61--ia Err
change Of Un6rGHGs-Lord Panmure and the
Stage-AmUsemeH Dottings, TAeatyicais, SC.
II was currently believed that Orsni would be
pardoned, and now there is a report amongst the
refugees that, like he hypothesis of the Duke of
Monmouth, he was not gaillotned at all, dummy
being substituted. II is howey,-. rfet.y certai.
that like Lord Lowell, he walked tils d half an
hour after his head was cut of.
found TO be Of so cheering character as ger 1t, for
Sir Colin Campbell does not yet find himself strong
enough to attack the rebel army, in order to subu
gate Dude.
The eclipse yesterday, as far as London was con-
cened, turned out fdsco. Crowds went 20 the
Crystal Palace, and beyond foggy large rain drop
ping ten minutes, saw nothing. The parks were
very crowded and the tops Of the Monument York
column and the various lofty erections. were over
loaded with CODE mouohes, doomed TO equal disap-
pointmont. Notwithstanding some of the papers
will be found 20 have a very liberal draw upon the
fertility OF their imagnations, 10y dee riding the APP
pearance Of Madame Ia Luna" shutting Monsieur
de Sole.' There has been one good result from the
Observation Of the sun, the advent Of fine weather
today
Yesterday morning me mutilaed remains OF the vic
tan Of the Waterloo Bridge murder were buried, and
speedily afterwards the telegraph announced TO the
police authorities that another mysterious murder had
been committed az Portsmouth, man was killed
Nv means Of an air gun, he opened his own street
door 20 answer a ring.
Louis Napoleon having made the amendc, the
British government have consented - bolt tAe
affrunt offered Stil great are the warlikc prepare
iions, much more than seems needlul for our
thinesc arg '.7r campaigns You win have
already perceived that the French claim the honors
OF that yainglorious acheyement-the capture Of
Canton. One Of the French colonels-Count de
Lgny-has been trying 20 get Mr.. Boebuck, NJ. r.,
into a line having challenged him-style, Corscan
Brothers--to mortal combat.
Now l'v choice bit OF fun for you.
Of a'f l., IN mi Ls Sldoa during dU4i1p' The
hsi ich I.... - something mysterious
about il lr,ln tlc very commencement. No one
~. q NJ he
held or uuc,t D. aosU auspices the reports arrived
nystcriCusy .-o--st the various newspaper Offices:
and Sirnor r'ueo whose name appears prom-
nently u eN fl, Proceedings duly received his fees
tor rppOrtirr fhr anne 4 splendid manifesto came
out a few ..ss ago. which the Tunes and the other
beading uapC- huded 20 the skies, CLOUDS rather,
for we have Io eg mate -kies IN this cOuutryD as
splendid SPECIMEN oi moderation. II was in truth,
an exceedingly ,.ever and a very remarkable
docoment Vel. after all London has been aston
ished: TIE vhlt affair turns out 20 be q gigantic
hoax; gr,at piece Of Italian irony. Attempts 20
discover Tie authors 81 II are now being iigorlt Y
pursued. SiruCr BOuOmeo has been closely iut,.vj
gated but rtooTdo h. his safe entren lment.
A messer e.. espatched 20 one OF the localities
mentioned who're the conference h said 10 have held
ts last sitting fnds an obscure three story house IN
an obscure meet on Union street, in the borough,
and room thlong in form. and some eight feet long
and four feet side. This il the assembly room where
the rcgcue t,rs u Italy are said 20 have con
rOctod Their g' rd swinde; for everything now tends
o. prove ltyod question that il has been mere
scheme got sp by few needy and seedy individuals
20 eNtOrt irw ruiueaa from the pockets Of the pro-
prictors Of IT, London papers. The sell s immense.
The edition, al oar morning and evening papers are
in violent fs. ard everybody who knows Of the
AFFAIR s. having % hearty laugh At IL. We regret
that we hav, r0f time 20 give you the details of this
grand piec, % ua. Here are few signor Borro.
meo. Of CoJTet turns Uut 90 be an lrishman, who
claims a. Uf..l slant relationship with the Dor.
romeo Of hlau celebrity, from the verb active 20
"borrow" a. make loan and with the Cardinal OF
the same D. 70 Pressed rather hard, he says that
The first tv' conferences were held IA Newmen
street OA,t.I but that he cannot remember
the nuuttt ~ che house, nor can ne conduct anyone
ton Tlc 50 he said. was held " somewhere in
the Haymsrt hat his memory respecting the nun
Ter isarain ~ Pressed sti harder. he gives the
address in o. t1rough, and the digent inquirer ell
counters ~ .e tCrbcrus, who knows nothng:-
''Oh, yes y 20 d. come 20 the house. She can't
say, shes t.Ie whether they are 'Hghtallians or
C0stermois She IL M Judge of foreigners and
only poor woman, with a drunken husband
and seven 'l''' en 70 support. Perhaps they are
foreigners, Tor a. they are very dirty she thinks
they msy be. She dO,s'it know what they come
for She cant say vi Ne next conferences will be
held. She don't know What il is al about but per. |
hsps the next viii he held at the Elephant and Cas-
tie or az g. Nrfrn's Bench" This IL literal fact
MANY riir a.- - concerning IL. and the gene. |
nj imltc e French police are al the |
bottom ~ u0 nIedho Instructions from
hume a. rl. lit upon the Italian party |
Mazzini y a concerned in u az ALL Vtue Ia baga
fsb. That agreeable. N'sstce pas.
Touching The proposed exhibition Of 1851 in cele.
bration o. thc Prince of Wales majority, aud under
he Preside cy. o' which we gave you timely notice
before II bad appeared anywhere In print here, you
must know notwithstanding the leader which has ap-
peared in The Times expressing in very strong terms
ia opinions thai then the time will not have arrived
and thruwifr Cut a hint that we are likely 90 be
thinking OF aom'thng besides exhibitions IN that
year meaning Ncreby some sort ~ European row
viii come ~ IL assured. The Council Of the So
rirty ~ Arts have rad several meet ngs 90 discuss