The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-12

OF the hra signed Constantnope on the 9th OF Do
the laboss Of the commsion created by Soh article In
the treaty Of Paris tor the definition Of the Rsssian and
formally 70 the Penpoeptares OF those two Powers the
receipt Of their communication -
in Paris between the 18th and 18TH Of Nay, ell the points
TO be considered having been agreed upon between the
~ AgrA~r oosrsdcs the reports relative to chApg~s
In the cabinet
Il aho publishes decree ordering 42,oso young sol-
ders join their regiments between the 10th and 10th Of
June as bring up the army to tho strength hxea by
the budget.
The ailngo in American commissions since the month
Of November estimated a. leo 900, and the last sd
vices from New York hod out prospect Of any extern
sive demand TOR European gooas thh year.
II has been announced from Paris that the present
occasion the Credit Mouilier u1ll pay no dividend
The Bourse bad been firm but closed what heavily
al esS Tor the three per cents.
The report OF the Committee or the Legislature today
charged TO examine the supplementary and extraordinary
gree Of unusual freedom Compliant is made that the SUB
ject not brought before the committee until the
By which credits have been opened ex
ceeciug 81 coo, 900 stsrliDs.
Some Of the extraordinary credits, it is remarked
continued from year year. whereas they should arise
only from unforeseen or accidental circumstances.
The Blorse Telsgrsphic Inventions Govern
ment hcvvards 20 tho Professor.
From the Paris Moniteur, April ~
meeting took place yesterday ct the Foregn Omcetor
the purpose Of examining proposal made on behalf OF
Dr. Morse, OF the United States OF America, to
whom due the system Of telegraphic communication
principles upon which that system founded does not
beong Dr. Morse but he the first to transfer that
discovery from the region Of speculative science into that
OF practical apph ation 1t Is owing to his Abors and to
OF which incontestabiy due TO
him that electrical communication which before bis time
was but mere fact asserted BY science, has become
reality, and Of the most useful acquisitions which
age has made and hes to bequeath to posterty. The
important service which Mr. Morse has rendered to the
whole wori, TO governments well 10 Individuals s
atested by the admiration which his system, when ap
piled has unive say excited and by the use which has
Immediately been made of throughout both continents
In almost all the countries where the electric telegraph
used II is his apparatus which we ma al work
Mr.. Morse being unable, meanwhile, to obtain
patent for his invention in Europe, as in the
United States, has thereby found himself deprived
OF the profits which be ought have derived from the
working OF IT, which would have afforded HIM le-
gitmae recompense for his abors and his pecuniAry
sacrifices. 1t thence appears that would be injustice
If ali the countries which no profit By the application OF
his should not take this state OF the case into
their consideration and directly grant 70 M hsrse col
lsctive With this conviction he has thought
himself entitled appeal to their OF equity The
Emperors government thinking that such request had
right to sympathetic reception, has not hesitated to
support 1t with the ott governments which make use
does itself OF the Morse system. This measure hes
maze. In Austria, in Belgium, in the Netherlands
in Piedmont in Russia the states Of the Holy See In
Sweden, in Tuscany and in Turkey, this apparatus en-
poyed is in France the governments OF these differ
countries have adhered then to the proposal OF the
Emperor government to examine in what manner they
could evince their gratitude 10 Mr. Morse and II was in
consequence OF this generous determination that their
representative met together 81 the Foreign Office yeser
sy VIII " Us Of
muneraton the honor OF besto wing which will be shared
by all the governments In whose generosity Mr. Morse
has placed MS confidence.
The War In India.
JAHNsI sToRMED BY THE BRTTIsH-GREAT LOSS OF
RKBELs-AN ENGLISH DETACHMENT HsMMED IN
SERIOUS FIGHTING AND rRouBLE-NGSA sAHIB
STILL AT LARGE.
london
Sir Hugh Rose laid siege TO ahns on the 27h OF March
On the LIST Of April 5000 rebels with Is guns called the
OF Peshawa endeavored 70 raise the bat
defested with the slaughter Of 500 On the I'd Of
April the town Notifications were captured On the 5th
the garrison escaped in the night were pursued and 5000
cut up. Sax British officers killed
Another account says
On the 4th Of April, after severe struggle In which
the British loss heavy, the town was stormed and
taken, and on the 9th the fort was occupied.
Al RajpoetAna the rebels had made desperate but in
efecua attack the palace Of the RAh OF kotah Sub
sequenty General Roberts carried the position Of the
rebes by assault, and occupied the town Of Koah Toe
rebels FED and great slaughter took place in the pursuit
Colonel Milman compelled 10 retire from Agiugsun
with detachment Of the s;th regiment with loss Of bag
ssge. They were cut up at Arunshur Strong reliefs
some disturbances haa occurred ct Gooerat and the
Island OF Bey and an attemrt 70 dsodge the rebels had
been repuiscd. The island Afterwards evacuated by
the rebes
In the southern Mahrai,a country the insurseni Des
Coo Territory reward Of 10 900 rupees offered Tor
the capture Of sson OF the chief Dessayes
csipee was filed with rebel fugnves, and great panic
The CALCUTTA mail Of the 24th Of March had reached
England and the papers publish graphic accounts Of the
he nssrucons from the Secret Committee Of the Eas,
India Company 70 the Governor General OF India 10 coun
Gu relative the policy 70 be pursued TOWARDS the ma
tives Of provinces lately In hostility are published and
their tenor favors generous but just course OF pro-
oedure. The disarmng OF district rs recommended In
q EXTENDED IT,
II IL said that Nena Sahib still al Shahehanpore,
and the principal rebels with him.
THE Thirty SEVENTH REGIMENT IN INDIA.
The Foreign Once teegraphc despatch received yester
day stated nata detachment Of the 9th regiment under
statement has been corrected by elegrapnic despatch
the London TBa<s, TO the effect that the coums IN
der TIE command Of Dol Mnman was shut up in the for
i ofcsiiy announced tasi the minimum standard for
for infantry regiments in India Is raised from
feet inches 70 feet inches
News from China.
The Hong Kong correspondent Of the London LINES,
American Comm ssiopcr, at MANILA BY last advices,
ana would proceed thence W shanghae.
friendly 70 British iniercourse and commerce
II N stated thai Lcrd Egin, Who had visited SEAtov,
the mart Of the cooe trace and verified all the reported
evils Of the traffic sould take instant steps 70 put a.
me Un,ed States steamers San Jscinio and Antelope
Hong Kong the 18th OF March, and the hsss
spp al sha sgnae on the 9Th.
An expedition into the country about Canton had been
Determined on, Ia order 10 look after the "brsyes,"
who we're said 10 lie in the neiehborhood.
The 81 Hong Kong were without essential
change Tonnage sbuntanl
Al Chow Foo q further advance in teas had taken
place, the February being equal " q tses
90 common and medium kinds, and iaes on the best
sorp
Al shaDehse The settlements 10 tea had been trnlng,
but prices were hrm.
Freshts 70 England f2 los. CO for tea, and ca los.
for silk.
TIE ASeLo-YREScH MINISTER TO PKKrs-DEs-
PATCHES sKST THE AMERICAN AND RUSSIAN
PLKNrPOTRNTIARrKs.
ong Kong March I'D Correspondence Of Paris Moniteur
After capture OF Canton the mbassadors Of France
and England China had resolved 70 send dispatches 70
Pekn 10 inform the Chinese government OF the
which bad induced their sovercgns 10 send another
sion 10 China and the results which expected from
H.
The pleuipo,entsres Of Russia Of the United States
had, their sde thought conformsbe with their in