The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-11

ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The British 0utrages on American
Commerce.
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THE FIRST EFFEC r IN ENGLAND.
ORDERS SENT OUT TO STOP Them.
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orand Schemes Eippsd in tho Bud by Pal
merSton's Overthrow.
DISRAELI ON PALMERSTON.
de RUDIO EX(LED TO CAYENNE.
ADDITION AL FROM CHINA.
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Successful Experiments on the Atlantic
Telegraph Cable.
REMOVAL OF GEN. CONCHA,
&C., &C., &c.
de RUDIO EX(LED TO CAYENNE.
REMOVAL OF GEN. CONCHA
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he steamship Asia, Capt Lott, which LETT Liverpool a.
ten o'clock the mornns Of Saturday, 2sn Of Nay
yi,sd Sandy Hook at eight O'Clock yesterday morning.
The three days tuau that brought BY the
Kangaroo, but Is not OF an moortAat character
Additional reports of the British naval oulIases had
reached EDslasd and France.
The steamshp Borussia arrived at southampton the
27h Of May when the following telesrs2hed 70 Lon
dan ~ news from New York
The American steamer Fulton has been despatched
70 Of ss 81 crase TO os
press the slave trade have given rise to much NIGGA
The London Times Of 2sth of May publishes despatch
Rom Southampton, dated On the previous day. tKog the
Arst Of the ouxages from the NEW YORK
HERALD The telegraph operator sends the report con-
tainso in the HERALD Of 18Th May.
mo following was telegraphsd 10 the Loudon Nscs:-
The British cruisers In the Gulf still &C i've in asr
demonstrators against the slave trade. Toe NEW YORK
HERALD contains the statements
The telegraphic despatch 10 the London HraM (Ei.l
Derbys orgxD) ran thus
The exertops OF the British cruisers 70 suppress the
trade in negro ssvery has aveu rise 70 som. snsy feel
bes the part Of the american press a shown In sae
HAvapa correspondence OF tne New YoKK HERALD
The Manchester Guardian Of the 18th IT, Says
In Congress- on the lsth, resolution was unsnioolsly
OF American vessels Ia tho Gun OF Mexico or ad
jaecnt seas BY foreign cruisers
The London Star Of the 18th ult Observes
By "a arrival at Southampton have later Intelligence
from the United Sta es Tue tcksh qdestsou respecting
the oveshaug OF American ysssss py Bftsn cruisers
The Ioneon Glo1e Of the 9Th and 18th ut. makes
sii mr. announcement publshes the aEsALDs report
n detail.
The London Telegraph Of 2sth Of May rspor,s;-
The Congress ane pate has ASKED and received ufor
nation respecting me searches sad Of American
vessels BY Britain aod other Cruisers
Tue French journals the fact that ouirages
have been committed on the American Dag, but abstain
Nom any comment
The facts had no. been commen.ed on by the London
press nor noticed specially py me Eaglsn government,
when We A,a left
ne MADRID correspondent OF the IafpsniaRcs Beige
writes ON the 2lst ui tha. the rcsigssaon Of Ssrsra
Con cha Ia an oncra faa Tnw rss.snston, he says
cluslyely based the precarous sae OF hs health.
shoad however assonisned that the vosat n asks
10 when the Captain beea exposed by the
American press have hal grea, influence hs de:erm
nation.
The English Parliament. had resssenbIod.
In the House Of oonmo5s on tie Sh OF Nay, the
editor Of the Carlisle ErIaiser, Mr.. Washington Wilkes
vss placed at the bar charged with breach Of ,ns pri
yneges Of the HJuse In Publishing nosl upon tho Clus
man Of OF the RAILWAY connirtees. the editor esn
fessed tina he the sanor Of tho offensive paragraph,
refused rctrsct H. and omned TO tae custody OF
the Sergeant alarms.
Lord John Russell called attention 10 speech dc gered
BY Mr. Drssn ssa banquet a. Slough, In winch paia
tons upon the late government, aud up1n tas
relations Of the 6ouse 10 foreign countries. He c1nro
vertsd Mr.. Dsraei's statements Ia lengthy spSesa.
Mr. Dsraeu replied with mach animation, defcadng
ground bc hal taken.
In the course Of oonvcuatl,n upon v,te for ths i'm
provement Of the hoor Of Hslyhesd govsrnm stated
thai intended &, construct pier q, which the Anne
ric&n mail steamers could sloogsde, aad in that
case the malls and passengers for London aod The ssuh
would be landed thSre without the necessy their gong
round BY Liverpool.
Sir R nurcnsoa, President Of The Royal Geographical
soessy error into when tue newspapers tel
In regard 70 the presentation Of the vciaaa GOLD mods. OF
the Geographical Society W an American cliz,n. 10
SAYS
The recipient Of the medal T Professor Paske, ba,
The celebrated American gcngrrpher, Alexander Dallas
sasss pephes Of he Auerican sinister 70 Engaad and
. descendant Of Benz snn frAskl;n.
letter IRON Plymouth, dated board the Unee States
ffiss,e Niagara, evening q The 27sh Nay, says
The NIAGARA and Agamemnon are laying within ab9u,
zoo yards o. each otheI and me cable GA each sui con-
through the whole Atlantic cabic In The most psrfccs
ner An board q the ave steamers are In good sers
and feel confident OF success We expect 70 sa on zoe
experimental Tip on Saturday, May ~
rpe Ioncon Morrir1 Adprtisr learns th.s ths con.
ference between the Lords and Commons ended
former agreeing 70 the principle Of the right Of Jews 10
seats IN Parament and The result VII be thai Baron
Rothsehd viii very speedily take hs seat In the House
x Commons.
Prince Albert had len England for Germany, where he
would remain about week.
Our Paris correspondent mskes the following remarks
In reference 70 the recen. dueIs,-
M vlemessant the editor Of tho Figaro, has been made
"a ..ns~ nd a
sur presson" he must put 40 with me murder o. hrs
colleAsue as best he may NJ as reoe nas Mo,ps o.
by ALI VINO think amenities Of literary c prcfera5e
20 III. brutal manners Of an ovsrgorssd military Tue
spy that they fe shor, of TIE truth rne lofty chvay
OF the French army has disappeared entirely Tue maa
AR q the uunwssned apou, them meet them where yeu
viii ana when anything Ike Teasing "a gong on they
may BE SAID also 70 have the ar q me uaeo, tr
hustled even In me Palace OF the ruilefes, aud their
shoulders sceraied By the epsuesod m,ary xous 70
did reoepons 81 ine Palace IN The way Of Supper nave
been forced Ga the Emperor BY The savage conduct Of The
military.
bin had been presented 10 the Belgian Chambers an.
borixps government TO loan Of thirty seven
WILTON frsns for public works, Including Ia this "a
twenty million Of francs for The city add fortress Of Ant
wefp.
me Prussian Official journal publishes a note which
p~ems 70 imply that taors Is Intention cf coming 20
sean,ive decision respecting the exercise Of the supreme
authority II announces that two moro emlncns med,c,
men have been added 70 the Kings ordinary physicians
I'm order 70 dtcse the treatment Cor his Majesty duriag
The summer.
To circulation Of lie Nort had been entirely prohibited
thrOuecu, the whole Of The Austrian empire. The Aus
rara All that the Nori Ia IN TIE service Of the
Tctrh government The Russians hsvag refused 70 con-
.r-s heir subsidies any lOrgr.