The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-23
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.
Four Days Later From Europe.
NEWS FROM CHINA AND INDIA
THE BRITISH TREATY WITH JAPAN.
Gotten Steady-Breadstuf Dull Improve
nlent In C0nsuls.
&C., &C. &c.

ment In COnsuIs.
The screw steamship City Of Baltimore, Captain Lech
which sailed from Liverpool at the 10th instant
arrived at this port at about quarter past three O'Clock
this morning.
The City Of Baltimore arrived out the evening Of The
eh and the Curnard steamship Africa reached Liverpool
| at 9:30 the morning Of the Tth instant
| The Atlantic Telegraph Company had summarly dis
missed the electric stat at yalentia because has
lecture Of their too great partially for Whehouse The
| laying of the shore cable progressing slowly.
| Mr. Lever and deputation from the Galway Steam
Company, were Paris with view Of obtaining terms
for Of mails to the French naval station
| at Newfoundland.
TIE general trade of Paris had improved and from the
provinces the accounts also satisfactory Flour
had been rm in Paris but closed slight decline
ing TO the limited demand. Wheat dull and lower.
The various silk markets were 6rm and the looms
were in full work In wines and brandes activity
were obse vable
1t is stated the assent o. the Emperor 10 the prose
cuton Of Count Monalembert obtained with difficulty
being for some refused The charges in the indct
ment very Serious amounting 10 something like con
structive treason
AT Paris on tho 9th Ist the three per cents closed at
10 IS.
Conferences on the subject of Mexico had been held at
Madrid between the Minister Of Foreign Affairs and the
Amb ass adors Of England and France, and semiotcial
Spanish Journal says that such conferences promise
| sasfac ~ SO ution.
The case of the Jewish boy Morara who abducted
by the Roman Catholics stn occupied considerable atten
ton in Italy, and q letter from Turin says that Count
Cayour had directed the Sardnlan Charge Afares at
Rome to demonstrate with tho Roman government in the
| matter.
The Prussan Stats A-seser gives the following list Of
the new Cabinet-prince Of Hohenzollern sgmarngen
President of the Council Baron Fottwe Minister Of the
Interior Baron Auerswad, Munster Of State: Baron rle
| ntz Foreign Affairs; General BONN, War ~ Patow, ii.
| nance Count Aucker, Agriculture NJ. Bcrtthman Ho
veg Public instruction. NJ. Won der Heydt remains Nj
Mister Of Commerce, and NJ smons Minister OF Justice.
A change Of ministry in Hanover considered pro
babe. II thought that the formation OF liberal Ca
binei in Berlin would produce notifications in the
governments Of several OF the smaller German States.
| THE BRITISH TREATY WITH JAPAN.
The more important spuaions of the treaty signed
/ Jeddo on the 2e,b Of August ast are published.
The treaty in the first place. engages that there hall
be perpetual peace and friendship between her British
Majesty and tho Tycoon Of japan. secondly tnat her
Majesty may appoint diplomatic agent r,sde Jed
both OF them respectively to have the right of aven
freely TO any part Of the empire Of japan, and &
any part OF Great Britain; also either Power may ap
point Consuls or Consular agents 10 any all the
ports OF tho other. The ports OF Hakoiadi, Kanagaw
and Nagasak Japan, TO be opened 10 British sub
jecs on the Ist OF July 1859 Nee gaa or Nee gat
b. unsuitable another convenient port the west
Of Npoy s TO he opened the ist Of January, 1880
Hogo the lss Of January 1868; and British subjects
may permanently reside all the foregoing ports, may
lease ground purchase erect dwellings and warehouses
but may not erect fortifcasions within certain ds
,ance Of the specified forts they shall be free where
they please, or speaking generally they have ether Of
some 20 10 30 miles around either Of them.
From the ist Of January is2 they will be allowed 10
rcside a, Jeddo and from the Is OF January 1se3 mt
Asaca for the purposes Of trade All questions Of rights
whether Of property person, arising between them
selves shall subject the jurisdiction of the British
authorities; II they commit any crime against the ia
pAnesc they viii be tried and punshcd by their
thortes and rce wrsa, japanese subjects in the SANG
psedcameni viii be tried and punished by theirs bu,
either case the British Consuls ACT the nrst
stance smicahe arbira,ors. In respect Of debts
ac,ed either side the respectlv. authorities will do
their 10 enforce recovery, but neither government
vii be held responsible for the dcbts u !is rub
Ieeu mo Japanose government wln place re-
japanese any lawful cspscIy British subjcc,sw will be
allowed tho tree n their religion and for this purpose
xl have The rsh, 10 erect suitable places Of worship
fcregn and Japanese coin may be used indercnty for
oomsrcl purposes Supplies for tho Britsh navy moy be
stored si specified pOru free Of duty. Brtsh
are srecsed stranded the japanese authorities will
rspder every assrtshss IN their power. British merchants
oil b Nbery 70 hire Japanese pilo,s Munitions cf
b. the ouy exceptions 10 articles u import and
| erpors, Which last, on the payment Of al va.
loren duty M the place of import, to
~ subject g. no further tas, crcisc transit
auy, each articlcs may be reerported without
ihs payment Il any additional duty. Tho Japanese
20 prevent rana smuggling and 10 the benefit
an psnAi,cs cunhscaicns The treaty written 10
Fngsh japanese aud Dutch the Dutch version 10 be con
Narted u,e original. Al Official communications on the
l~rt the British the japanese authorities shall how
ever hcngcorward be English, though for Eve
y~aFs from tie Signature the treaty, facilitate the
usnsMeton ~ business they to be accompanied by
nueh az japanese version Tho treaty may be revised
e a. sE9Ncn * either Of Tho contracting parties ON
ssns 80 ysArs hoes snsr the 1st Of July, 1874 All
a. pflseess uimOnes, and advantages granted or TO
~ san,ed hsreaer ~ Jalsn y any other nation
~ fresy apd .yusy participated IN by The British gov
srrnsrt sna - subjects Tho treaty a 70 be ratified
: lhsr ysar from The DAY of w signature.
s.ssFa nuclss which appended " The treaty are
y 10 csesiefes - forming part cf a. and are equally
s'4dns
INDIA
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