The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

The steamship City of Baltimore, which left Liver
pool on the morning Of the 18th inst, arrived at this
port yesterday. with three hundred passengers
and four days later of interesting character
Cotton Of all grades had declined about oneeighth
of penny in Liverpool, and the market closed dull
on the leth. Flour was very heavy and the quota
tons nominal Sugar was firm in the London mar
ket and coffee remained steady in price. Consos
closed in London on the afternoon Of the 10th. at
9si a e6I for money, and 9GI a % for account.
Gold to the value of q 427 720 arrived in London on
the 18th, and the Brazilian mail steamer, with
81 lI3 75O and the West India mail steamer with
Leaf, eel in specie arrived at Southampton on the
18th.
Lord Malnesbury had submitted 10 the House OF
Lords the official correspondence which took place
between the English and French governments sub
sequeni to Lord Palmerston's resignation. We pub
lish the papers in full this morning. and comment
upon them in the editorial columns.
Guiseppe Andrea Pierr and Felice Orsini con
demned a. PARTICLES in France. by the attempt on
the life Of the Emperor the lith Of January were
puotned in Paris on the 18th inst in the presence
Of vast coBcourse Of spectators. They bore their
fate firmly The sentence OF death Carlo d
Rudio was commuted into that Of hard labor for
lfe and il was said that he would be used a wit
ness against Dr. Bernard, whose examination in
London upon charge Of being accessory before the
fact 10 the death Of the parties who were killed at
the time Of the attempted assassination terminated
in the commta Of the prisoner to take his trial for
the offence alleged. Meantime great alarm filled
TIE public mind in France owing TO the widespread
system Of espionage organized by the Emperor in
aid OF his system OF repression. Most Of the Con.
tinental governments were agita,od by the subject,
and the Legislature Of Sardinia had openly rcbuked
the French Emperor by rejecting new conspiracy
bill similar in import TO that advocated by Lord
Palmenston
The report Of the recall of Gen. Concha from the
government Of Cuba wss denied In Madrid.
We have news from Canton to the 2sth Of Janu.
airy. The city was tranquil and the allied rule &C.
knowledged. Yeb vas still in confinement on board
an English war ship War existed between Russia
and China. A Russian outpost on the Amour river
Vas attacked by the Chinese vigorously that the
Russians retrca,ed. when the Celestials destroyed
the settlement. It is said that the army Of the
Emperor Of China had also ,riumphed over the
rebels In some sey &c battles. and that this would
render the negotiations OF England and France more
difficult.
The news from India i dated at Bombay on the
~feh UT AAt rttAISAAp AVA WIN tuC OalCatta
mail. va wrecked near Trincomalee on the 18TH
ut.. when We cargo, mails and about f22j, 900 in
treasure for the Bombay government were lost, but
the passengers were saved. The British troops IN.
der Sir Colin Campbell had commenced the cam.
paign in Dude, and division Of the army had On.
tered the territory. The King Of Delhi had been
found guilty and sentenced TO Punishment to the
Andsmans. Generally speaking India was quiet.
Eigbaeen thousand Briti-h troops were 10 be sta
toned in She Punjab.
We have ners from British Honduras 30 the 18th
instant. Great alarm and excitement prevailed in
consequence o. the capture Of the city Of Beccslor
by the Yucstan Indians and the massacre of some
OF the inhabitants az was feared that the savsges
would extend their maraudng into the towns Of the
British colony. Troops had been ~ent up TO Rio
Hondo 10 protect the inhabitants Of the settlements
Accounts from Port au Prince. Hsyti represent
that city, and indeed the entire island. as suffering
terribly from the combined effects Of financial crisis
and smallpox epidemic. The harbor Of Port al
Prince. however. was toleraby healthy.
We have letters from Havana TO the 25th inst.
Santa Anna had not arrived there up 20 that date
The sugar market was active nj an advance in
prices, but frepit remained unaliercd The British
cruisers seem 20 be unusually active and successful
IL pursuit Of slavers. Ia addition 10 the shin Amelia
which was captured recently with three hundred
negroes on board and sent 90 jamaica. the steam
sloop Styx had arrived at Havana on the cath inst
followed by the schooner psnchiia, which she had
taken az a SLAYER. The styz sailed the same even.
Ing in chase Of another slave trader
The Grand Jury Of Kings county made their pre-.
sentiment yesterday after session Of twelve DAYS
Fortysix true bills were found, thirtyeig cases
dismissed, and seven left undecided The jury pre-
scented the Third district police station house in
an unsafe condition and as unfit for the uses for
which II u occupied.
The Rev d. Moscowitz Of Berlin, oaiciated last
evsning in the synagogue Beth Teaoh, Carmine
street and chaunied the service VI the Jewish Pass