The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06


the principal po,ts and TO reduce the price OF ForegA
Office passports
Leave given 70 bring in bill 10 legalizs marriage
with q deceased wfe's sister, BY 43 majority.
Polish bookseller in London named Teaorewski, had
been arrested charged with publishing pamphlet re-
Gently written by NJ Pya and others advocating the as
sassinaion of Napoleoa.
The London 7ios City Article hopes that tho projected
abolition by ths banks OF New York OF allowing interest
current deposits will give additional impulse To The
consideration of the poin, In England.
expected tina. the invitations would be issued for
the India loan the day tho Indian sailed. II ru
mored that they would be four cent iebentres re-
deemabe in years. Tho fret amount 10 be raised
would be fb, 10000
The funds exhibited genera, steadnsss and closed
firmly on tuesday at q slight advance.
Geld continued 10 flow into tho Bank OF England, aud
further reduction in tho rates Of discount anticipated
Mr.. Henley President OF The Board OF Trade bad pro
missed deputaton from the mercantile marine that the
present government remained In Office they would deal
with the question Of passing tolls and local charges
FRANCE.
Count Persenys resignation Of the E,gsh embassy had
been accepted. The Duke dc MalakoG Pelissier) has
been appointed rs his successor
The accounts from various parts of Franco complain Of
undue severity Win respecs W passports
said that in consequence Of dispatches from the
French Admiral orders bad been given 70 az out new
of gun boats China aud that tho operations
Of the allies would DO extended far as Pekin
Twas reported that Count walewsk had received ano-
Their check the subject Of refugees that he had applied
the Portuguese TO expel some French refu
gees from Lisbon but had been met with direct refusal
Commercial affairs throughout France continued greatly
depressed The railway receipts for the week were the
worst that had been known The goods trains had abso.
lutely nothing to carry.
II ia said that hour before the Emperors arrival II
the Opera his recent VISIT all the houses the Rue
le Pelleter opposite the Opera house searched by
the police.
The Municipal CommRsion Of Paris have resolved on
commencing the public works large scale, so as to
give employment to the operatives.
The daily Paris correspondent says Tumored that
the Count de Cbambord had resolved 10 abdcae all bis
rights and claims in favor of the Count do Paris
The Paris Boursc had been rmer, but declined slightly
on Tuesday. Breadstufs were duh and lower.
The transportation of the parties arrested under the
Public Safety law had commenced and between dfty
and sixty Of the prescribed individuals had been sent 10
Africa
All sailors from twenty to forty years Of who had
not completed their four years Of service had been
dered to Join their ships Immediately.
The Paris correspondent Of the london Herald gives
rumor that the Empress is enciente.
SPAIN.
A telegrsphc despatch from Madrid says tina, several
ships Of being lifted out for Havana, and that
demonstrations against Vera Crus spoken Of
ITALY.
Discomfort in Austria and Italy is said TO be daily IN
creaspg
On the goth tho court at Geneva gave judgment in the
political trials which took place In consequence of the
events Of June.
Mazzpi Eve others tried In their absence and
in contempt OF court, sentenced 70 death. Twonty
nine were acquitted and twentyesht were sentenced TO
imprisonment for terms varying from seven 10 twenty
years
Ruors are again current of the approaching settlement
Of the difficulties between Naples aud the Western Powers
SWITZERLAND.
According to Swiss paper the affair OF tho refugees
nearly terminated. proposed 10 the Federal Council
to give fixed residence in the Interior aud To exPel
forty one persons. Among tho Freuchmen twelve had
already left fer England.
RUSSIA.
despatch from s. Petersburg says Russia Is watching
with great interest the relations Of England and France
The Russian navy 70 be fully manned, snd shIpbuli
ing largely Increased Russia has intention OF accept
ing English and French Consuls In the Black Sea
All suspicious vessels the Crcassian coast will be
seized
TURKEY.
letter states the Turks shall be able 10
suppress the instruction In the Herz,orna that the Aus
rian government will assist the Sultan with division Of
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