The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-16

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Movements Of the Atlantic Telegraph
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THE NEWS By THE ARAGO.
Ne steamship Arsgo, CapA Lines, from Havre and
Cowes I'd of june arrived ~ this port yesterday
- brings lbs passengers, the usual mails and 200 tons
q merchandise.
M Arago has had constant westerly winds and rough
passage for the season.
Amongst her passengers J. A. Pill Esq, bearer Of
dispatches from Paris and family; Dr. L. 8. Burrldge,
bearer Of dispatches from Rome Mr.. w. Braim bearer
q dispatches from London, and Mr. Cnas Chacon, Span
nh Vice Consul, bearer Of dispatches from Madrid
ne news by the Arago has been in some measure an
sspatsd by the dispatches from the Nova scotan pub
Nshed In the HERALD Saturday last
IN the Englhh House Of Lords slst OF May, the
given by the House Of Commons for dsagreeng from
hsk lordshps amendments 70 the Oahs bill,
euJOuInmonb ooDkto
10 thas day fortnight After long discussion their lord
SHIPS divided the adjournment OF the debate which
was nesatived.
Earl Granville urged Lord Lyndhurst not 70 divide the
house, and suggested that he Lord Lyndhurs should
apply his powers 70 framing measure which would settle
- question for ever. The motion that their ordships
izsiss the amendments 10 tho Oaths bill was then
ssrssd TO without division and the House adjourned.
II the House Of Commons, on May 81, in reply 70 Mr..
HsaAhm, The CHANCELLOR Of the Exchequer said that the
Ahh engineers, Park and Watt. had been released by
Ne Neapotan government Internationally and that the
ewahan subjects, part Of the Of the Castar
sain detained.
Mr. Rosbuck called The attention Of The House 70 the
ssbjse Of the Sues Canal; and he moved that in tho
sptnon Of This House. the power ssd iasueOoe Of THE
soy ought 70 be used In order induce the Sultan 70
withhold his assent 70 the project Of making canal across
ne Ishmus Of suez The motion negaiived BY 100
- o. Nothing Of importance occurred, and the
Rsase adjourned.
Plymouth, dated Nay 2o-The Atlantic Telegraph squad
ron sailed On their experimental trip this afsrnoou for
Ne purpose Of testing machinery and rehearsag various
operations connected win The laying Of The cable They
pssahsd the ong ~ ten minutes past FIVE p. NJ and
steamed line for the southwest In the wing order
GorEou, Agsmcmnon,
valorous, Niagara
Drsvsous 70 he final departure 70 lay the cable.
me London Chro~icls says the Mormon agents In Eng
lad have stopped emigration from Europe during the
pending dn,culy, but probably viii operations
- soon decided To VIVA. quarter they shall direct
shsir steps.
u Consequence Of the last dispatches received from
Canton EnGsh renforcements be the army
Aese.
ne N~d pubnshes the following, dated Naples, May
u.s.
Austria having proposed 70 tho King Of Naples the
hk Of the CAglAri, King Ferdinand declined the propo
sal medallion bat sccspsed that Of arbitration The
condition that such arbitration should DO referred 70
M London 7mss received the following from Vienna
sorTespondens;-
On TIE 2sth Of Nay the twe French liners len Grayosa
but they have received orders 70 remain In The Adratc
until they receive further instru ,tons.
Queen Victoria has approved Of Mr. Samuel Ward 70 be
Consul st Bristol for the United sAsss Of Amersa aso Of
the Count de neiano Consul General 10 London for the
republic Of Nicaragua: Mr. George r. West Consul 1t
the BAY Islands for The Unsd sases Of America; and
NJ Albert O. CAsln ~ Consul II Prince Edwards Island
Dor VIC United ssaiss.
Tho Rsssian Gass Of - Petersburg under The title OF
"Dpssssiic Chaness," publishes the following
Several notifications are sbou. 70 take place IN .he
wodshouss, expected BY OF The rst sseamers. The
names Of The persons who 70 accompany him score
Of The United States also 10 leave 81 fetcrsburr; and
Mr.. Pierce, his secretary, went some time back.
letter from Venice states thai The Count Dc smbora,
ven all me psrscns OF his suite, went into mourning
Nor The Duchess OF or'sans even before be received hs
omcAi socouns o. her dsssA
me u Helena Herald OF NE &h Of March contains an
ordinance OF the Governor, granting 70 the Emperor o.
the French and nm heirs 10 perpesuy the lands forming
ne sites OF 1ongvcod and The tomb Of Napo,epn fbe
comprise about twenty three acres, while those Of Long
"A A pyvse owners and have b~eu purebs.ea nv a..
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efo"n y" "' P"p''' W so pos'"' "."s'"f ~ oost %
81 900 for the tomb, and "a 800 for the house.