The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-12
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Cur Rossss Ayres corr zponAess ~rIes -sepbeu Rams,
Ds ches man OF he ne . company for the exploration of
- SAsao river, 70 q eminent talente for such work
r. sf~nHSd, old resident Of Bgsnos Ayres, expo
Y,snsed The cor Of the country and favor PSF
sDAy MOI only with all the govern nents interested but
vfb ihe vsrfc Indian tribes Of the vicinity In the I'd
pssSs1on Rosas he KEEP, Of the dangers OF war,
md carrie on lucrative trade with the interior. He
ofe be visiting the hospitals and the houses cf
nc ps<, ordering nedioai aid or provisions al h's o"a
sSperAe s1d recently he ordered well 10 be dug in as
erAl his charge, costing so go paper or 5000
sSxer. the present undertaking is ., make the SAedo
able far up possible for which service he s u
have is exclusive navigation for fifteen years, aud failing
prove the river agreed he is 10 pay the govern
sseDt $40 900 slser santa re province las sVsn nun
Deshborng governments have placed troops at his
Disposal the defence OF bis work should they be
The viii open 10 one OF the richest, best unberea
az productive esiors OF the Western Continent
here re talk In Kansas Of sending the ex Rev. ]. s
Kan oh, formerly Of Boston, 20 the United States senate
sed Ia SAID has already entered largely into sna
spscul3ticns.
Attorney General Tremaip s rapidly recovering from
his s'e severe AID dangerous illness, Is likely
10 be cot again.
The Governor Of Massachusetts has again nominated
Marc Norton, Jr for the seat upon tne peash Q. he
Ssr@r Court, MADE vacant by he Resignation o! 'aase
Al bot.
The Boston Traveller says the statement that exJudge
g. Lorng had been appointed United STATES SUP Irea
Boston place oil Mr.. l. W. Beard, is incorrect
sah inst ca route TO Wasniosnn.
MI Henry Cavendish writes from the Hautes Apes set
ting form his claims to the peersge and the Devonshre
estates ID England
Baron Bruuow's return to london az Russian Ambas-
has been hailed with delight by the English press
Bs E1cellency has had an audience Of Queen Victoria
The anniversary Of the birthday of the Prince Imperial
q France the Agiers journals ae, was celebrated with
great iclGt in that city on the 18th ult Ia the morning
there grand review Of the troops OF The garrison
the pain Of Austspha, which was attended by amost all
the eitants Marshal Random the Governor Genera
accompanied by numerous staff first passed along the
frct OF the lines after which the troops filed of before
psrarce - Vive lie Prince Imperial :" In the evening
sne marshal gave grand banquet at whioh the priacp
Of the dinner the marshal rose and proposed the following
toast -" To the Emperor, whom may God protect from
The design OF the wicked 10 the Empress, bis worthy
and courageous companion And 10 the Prince Imperial
Who Increasing in strength an wisdom, will coatiuus,
Father The drunk With successive rounds Of
applause 10 the evening there was grand reception,
which numerousy attended. The theatre opened
gatuitously to the public and the city was Illuminated
n c. who took part in the Roman revolution, and
who empoy6 Of the Credit Mob;lier Of Paris was
monsd the other day the ONCE Of the Procureur
General and asked Il he had known 0rsin 90 knew him
very well by reputation" replied H. c., but have
never to nv knowledge seen him. though we may have
10 the Roman Constituent Assembly" rhats whist
Orsin said replied the Procureur General bnt he has
nevertheless appointed you his executor" NJ c. re.
would show him the will. " The will cannot give
YOU said the Procureur General, the law MOI admitting
those who condemned 10 death 10 make VIII: blt
undertake To scquaint you with his las; wishes NJ c.
went al 70 Matame 0rsini, who Ia at Paris With
two young children and offered his services 70 that lady
Asame orsni, who has been living 10 Italy had not seen
her husband for three years
ARRIVALS.
From Savannah in steamship Alssama-,Mrs Warren J
Swar,s5 and b lazy wRrt5 Mis-; e a Mt vi.
ms, Allen and two sens, winslow. sherman. q
sn % en- N D mrSay M sanpon and y
,ror, Ma,nzas in bark hinekley-hr wm Costello Thos
From sayaSiis Ia bark ras-Tho. Harding o. Hsycr.
FroE pemsrars, in bark .pr1ncetoa-Rev ) wills.
Frcm New Orleans IN schr Francis Burr.-Robt Hutton.
Yrcm thlresion, in steamship James AtserNrs yno
rhtsrep capt Agry Capt Perkins II Colon Gichen,
CCevelsnd, X Lsuntz- md u steersge , y.
Beston; tseood, o! Chelsea Mas; Messrs II IN! and
From Por, spain, IN the bark Hyperion-R W Douglass
prom Curacao In the bark Raaie-J Naar Mrs perisio
NBavep VIM siedman and lazy. Thomas Atwood Of Phi
Prom xspinwau the brig Costa RicaJ " FIELD Hos
rrom croi1 in the sshr oArrOIl-Mss Robinson Ms.
2kcslun, X ienner.
pEPARTt-REs.
For cbSries;cn; In tie se'mshe Sashvlle-wn u Blss
Baker Pser"Cp rreg,ss ts5 r. sarge sSTseh; ssIss
n i.ssdep Mss n' Hatch MIS- surge. Aisn
HerAb, II Field Jsues Iiolt y Hoigsn, George BITS y
aims and 10 In the siserage.
Yor SsvApnah in he steamer Thos swsnn-D Kennedy
g Moron. VIM Mcpherson. II Greeley Mrs noy, Mrs
s.ng Ave ehildren and Two servAnis-snd Storage,
Charleston IN the steamer Nemphis-Rober sesion,
hiss Nancy Wickand Miss Margaret Lsneani Is sieerage
Weekly Report OF Deaths
city and county OF New York. from the Cd day Of
April TO the 10Th day Of April, 1858.
Men, s.; Women 70; boys, ltsj girls, dso.Total AZ
oolored persons, g.