The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-30
THE F.AGARA'S MAILS.
OUR lONDO'd AND PARIS CORRESPONDENCE.
ifAe MANIFESTO Of NAPOLEON
ON THE
ANGLO-FRENCH ALLIANCE.
THE NSURRECTIuNARY MOVEMENTS IN FRANCE.
THE WAR IN CHINA,
As., &c, acc


The mails of the Niagara reached this city from
Boston early yesterday morning.
Our Geographic summary frcm Halifax embraced
the chief points of the news.
The London Tines of the 18th inst observes =
Great exertion is being used at Pembroke to finish
the Orlando screw steam frigate of 80 guns She is
now so tar completed that few months will make
her ready for launching. This magnificent frigate
will be the frst launched of the half dozen ordered
TO compete with the monster American frigates, and
from her great size, immense scantling and arna-
ment, there is no doubt that she would prove most
formidable opponent. She is tho largest frigste in
the service, being about $50 feet 10 length all.
The Vienna correspondent of the London Times
tina. the prevalent impression in Venna is that
the letter Oh OrsiU. published in the Paris Mon
ieIr in order that the Italians might csGader Aus
Hria as the sole impeachment TO the unity and nde-
pendenee OF their native country. The silence of the
journals ths subject caused by the strict orders
they have received 10 a~utd giving cdence to the
French government.
The Paris correspondent of the London Globe,
writing on the 10th inst, says To-day it appears
that a wife and daughter of Orsini have come from
Nice. The lady has long been living apart from her
husband but in his present position old affection has
resumed lis influence. They meet 10 part to-day
The English Parliament met the 10Th inst.
The following members of the Ministry took TIE
oaths and their seats after reelecton:-Mr Dsraeli,
Mr.. Waipole, Lord Stanley, Mr.. Cairns, Mr.. Henley,
Sir +. Kelly, Lord }. Manners, General Peel, Lord
bouvaine, Mr.. Whitmore, Mr.. Adderley, Sir John
Paklngton, MI Inglis, Mr. Sotheron Estcourt, and
Col. Forester.
Mr.. Layard is pursuing his quietly in India
travelling through the country, coming into agree
abefamliarity with such ofthe Indian chiefs are IA
vorable to British rule, and picking up great variety
of information which he will be able TO turn to good
account at no distant day. A private letter has been
published from him in which he gives an account of
IaI kx,a
named Salar Jang towards the close Of the year, at
Hyderabad. He speaks of the climate delightful,
and states that his friend, Salsr Jang placed an ee
plant and horse at his disposal.
Thomas Johnson, the American sailor, who endea-
vored in the most silly manner to seduce regiment
at Sunderland (Eng) To rise, disarm the officers,
march on the. town. and proclaim the republic, was
tired for the offence at Durham assizes, and was
fenced 10 months imprisonment.
The total amount of the debt of Spain is stated by
the Madrid EspanG 70 be Ii 644, 500 reals. Ac
cordinG to the Epocd, the Duke de Valencia (Nar-
'raez) has decidedly resolved TO leave Spain and to
remain abroad until political affairs shall take ano-
ther turn.
The city Of Hamburg has so great a quantity of
specie in hand To be able to repay the Austrian
government the first third OF the loan of Is millions
OF marks. contracted at the period of the late
mcrcial crisis
The Paris lf0nitettr contains the following
Travellers coming into France from abroad must, '
every Journey have their passports cisd-ed by a
dQlun8tlC agent or At the French Consulate. In
order that no fresh expense shall be imposed on
travellers by this regulation the Minister OF Foreign
Affairs has decided that the charge for the shall
only be made for the frst journey and that all the
Otbers ie,uD during the year for which the pass
port valid shah be delivered gratuitousy. IL may
be a. web 10 mention this occasion that the
tariffs 10 iorce allow the Embassies and the Consul
hates TO gran passports grauously 10 poor persons,
and e Iecuce the usual charge 20 persons who can
not afford % gay the .ull amount.
Since the King O. Delhi has been placed on his
trial il il said that oue startling d., fosurvs have
been made by him regarding the mystic 1ous and
hitherto unknown causes OF tie mutihes IN India,
and duplicating natives az The several Presidency
towns who are and have been friends and associates
Of the leading members Of the European communi-
% Three West india regiments are shortly expected
at Calcutta They are composed of negroes OF the
general kind. IL ems these regiments are chiefly
recruited from Sierra Leone. IL is ia cOntemp lation
toraise nufuuer Of Afrc regiments for service in
India 70 take the place of native regiments.
The Nawabof Furrucknugger having been found
guilty, was hanged IN front Of the K0twalee, at
Delhi on the 2ith OF January. All passed of in the
NEST orderly manner, dead silence prevailing for
some minutes after the drop fell. The culprit was
al insignificant looking wretch, and, being of light
weight, struggled very much
A ielegraphc message has been received which Is
said ~ decide the tate Of Delhi. The detences
30 be az once destroyed and the message intimates
that Delhi viii not be station for Europeans longer
than ssary 20 enable the authorities 90 remove
the magazine, OF in other words only for the present
year
A letter from -. Petersburg says:-The minis
terial crisis IN England has lad a serious effect
market. We are accustomed 20 consi-
der England a. the natural outlet for the raw mate
rial OF our cOuniTy-articles which she for her
manufactures. and distributes them through the whole
world. The amicable relations of England with the
other Powers then indirectly essential condi-
ton IN order that the productions OF our soil may he
circulated by means Of this large outlet. Prosperity
az the absence OF prosperity, in England exercises
IN consequence 4 decisive influence on our foreign
commerce.
The Orange Free State a South African republic
that separated t-elf some time ago from the sway
Of the British sceptre Is reported 70 be DESTROYS OF
again submitting 10 Queen Victoria rule.
The Paris Pans London correspondent says that
letters from China Of January Ia contain cir
cum-tantisl details relative TO the projects Of the
allied division which has left Canton for the neigh
borhood OF the Yellow IL is proposed 10 send
Dispatches o. the Emperor Of China, and If within
reasonable time a satisfactory answer should not
b. received. the town Of Ten-Sng, the left bank
OF the Pey-Ho, White river will be strictly
blockaded By this operation IL IS calculated that
Pekin must assuredly be reduced 70 a state of ia.
mont never having reserve Of more than three
months provisions In the capital Of the Celestial EN-
pre and Ten-Sing being the principal market for
supplying the metropolis with food.
Our London Correspondence.
LONDON, March u, lsjs.
The Aristocrotic Etion- The Uihdrdtcai Of the Col
Inns Steamers- Revolutionary Pdmphiets-Nr.