The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-24

sbupdAn harvest Tue vineyards generally likewise pre-
scented ene APPEARANCE, Notwithstanding damage from
frost the odium In sections The trade In bran
dice continued dull.
The Paris improvements bill had been passed BY the
The PsTs Pays says shss the questions i. dispute be
tween Turkey and Montenegro can only be resolved by
the Congress OF Paris.
euce viii not meet till the 20,h OF May.
From Paris hear that important notifications Of tho
new Law Tor the protection q public ssis are IN cons -.
that he has entered on wrong path certain that
he has had than private conference with b.
meptpg the article Of the Constitutional, op3thefuturs
oreap'zaton Of the DAnubian ncpaies, questions the
semi cal character assumed By the sad arucis ana
then exciams-"France will perhaps stand alone IN the
defence Of the principles Of the union and or the interests
OF the Christian population. But this ISOLATION Is OF ste
const quence Her voice will appeal for the future,
ana the nations Of the world will become 90
quansed With the shameful policy Of Austria and Eng
lana They well know that Catholic empire joined .
Protestant Kingdom in order TO cast twelve million Chris
tsns under Ausselmsn rule and that 10 thus In
terpret the duties imposed on them BY cvilzaaon inc
Steele the contrary, sufficiently sanguine 70 believe
in The triumph Of the principles Of the Union After stat
ing that Prussia view With indifference the success
Of Austrian policy excaimsE' Piedmont wiu resase'
ton advocated by the ConsitutiOnneI and fate"-the
two journals which most excite the hopes OF tho Rouwa
population
Spasn
despssch from Nadrid Of the 9th May says the de-
m,ssa OF certain who had voted against the
declaration Of confidence IN the president having boon
supported ~ ony two q hs colleagues that minister had
Minister OF Justice holds the Ministry Of the Interim
ad interim
Another despatch Of the same date says that twenty two
Corregidores Of different towns had been dismissed
and that approaching 70 assembling OF the Cortes
spoken Of.
Frankfort despatch says that the treaty relative 70
the construction Of fixed bridge over the Rhine had
Interested in the question
A letter from Posen in the Post Gdxcte says Tho
little revos of peasantry In Russia which began about
month ago the district of Georgenburg become more nu
learned Of having taken place Bardiousk,
the Oka not far from Ore But they DO NO! assume
char menacDg to the government and are promptly
terminated sheuever the authorities intervene In Ihu
aDia true neither menaces arrests produced any
effect the peasants, but cal punshmeuts were
Eastern Pruesa. Il wss neceessry TO assemble consids
rabe force in order To que the revolt In Poland pro
pery 20 called the regularzaon Of the situation Of the
peasants presents 70 dculties since serfage iopgar
exist but is not the Same In Lthuaua, whore series
partial rsngs have taken place. which have extended
genera way get on horseoscf and, proceeding to the
steau Of the lord that they shall perform no
more forced labor The government finds itself much
embarrassed BY these circumstances, for the peasants
testify great attachment towards it, and only hostile
70 the nobility.
The difficulty existing between Turkey and Greece
originating in the expulsion OF Greek subjects from Bosnia
had been referred 10 the mediation Of England France
and Russia and the task had been accepted by those
Powers.
India.
The Calcutta mails of April arrived Suex on the 4th
The news is Of no special importance Lucknow was
perfectly tranquil, aud not single armed man was to be
seen.
The 4th Bengal Light Cavalry 16o strong, hal been
brought 10 court martial at Umballah. sixty
fenced TO be hanged and the remainder 70 be transported
hot weather campaign in Rohicund was considered
Inevitable.
strorg force had marched for Bareilly Colonel Sea-
tons force had encountered and beaten the rebels taking
At Calcutta imports met with . better demand, at I'D
varcDe prices The supplies OF produce were small, and
uapsact:ons checked by high prices.
The money market continued in healthy position.
Exchange on London, % I'D. "a. IA for credits
%. xd. "a. 1ad. for documents.
Al Madras imports continued in fair inquiry. Exchange
q. 10 for credits.
Another despasch, via Malta ssys-Rohicu,d was in
strong. An smnesty offered Dude to oil who re-
turned 10 their allegiance mutIr GERS excepted.
SIR Colin Campbell had Issued general order OF thanks
to the army.
China
The dates from Hong Kor are to March 20.
All cootinued quiet IN China.
Lord Esip bad reached Nipgpo and Admiral Seymour
had left Hong Kong for 1t was supposed, Shanghse.
General suawbepzee, the commander OF the British
forces bad returned 70 Canton.
Exchange at Hong Kong, a ekd.
Al Sbarehae the import market had been brisk silks
were frmer, and prices u tee fully maintained.
THE VERY LATEST
TELEGRAPH TO LIVERPOOL
LONDON, May IL. 1853.
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.
Prom the London Times City Article.l
Funds have shown increased heavntss 10 day, but
there was partial recovery from the lowest point
No doubt seems TO be entertained tbs; the proposed
vote Of the government win be adopted in the
House Of Commons the 18Th; and although Il seems
Amost Incredible that dissolution viii either be contem-
plated allowed the existence Of doubt upon the point
exercises very unfavorable influence.
The vsluc Of money remains unaltered. AZ the bank
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