The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-09

diCt&f0YUhp hoo EXPIRED "A more coocL1sory spirit
ready has displayed itself The tsmpsrate but firm con-
duct Of Lord affords guarantee
merchants that amcable relations will be consolidated
with all nations In alliance with England. The very best
understanding now prevails with The Neapoltan
government who never would have made the slightest
All danger Collision Win he Toissd states
has disappeared and simple interchange Of mutual cour
tesy and mutual has avered the calamity Of
into fame
From La Prssse, June 22l
The lofty language Of the United States will once more
prevail British obstinacy and pride; and thanks 70
the nSn u" Ss e as
known and better applied. Every will gain by IT, and
the Union more than anybody for the appropriations
navy, little more than half Of which is only nt for
service
PRINCE NAPOLEON TO GO TO ALGERIA-CoMPLAINr
OF TURKISH DIPLOMAr-MORE FREEDOM TO THE
PRESS TRADE IN THE PR0vNCEs-THE PARfs
BOURsR.
row stated that there very little doub. of Prince
Napoleon accepting the Governorship OF Algeria Before
proceeding TO his post, however, he 10 to be married TO
German Princess
is stated that Fuad Pasha the Turkish
at the Paris Conferences, had complained TO his govern
ment Of the strange manner in which he had been received
in Paris and that his complaint haa produced some SEN
Reports were current that the restrictions imposed on
the press be relaxed and that the nterdct upon
The meetings EASTERN Conferences were suspended
on account Of the inds position Of Fuad Pashs.
Lyons had been appointed 70 the rs Presidency Of the
Inpera Court Of Paris rendered vacant by NJ Delanges
The Paris of the London Times says that
Prince Napoleon instead Of going to Algeria IS Governor
of the Province will remain homo q Minister Of Al
gera and the colonies with the right Of presiding the
Cabinet Councils in the absence Of the Emperor.
On the 26th nit the Paris Bourse rather ami
mated The three per cents slightly improved, closing at
The Paris Presse Of the 10Th ut says, in It's weekly
The crisis has long been over and the paper
discounted by the Bank Of France has dwnded down 10
the smallest possible quany nevertheless the effects Of
commercial community still shows great enter
ing on transactions remembering the losses has
il had given long credit Some considerable commissions
have been received from the United States but great
part OF them have been declined becAuse the manulac
nom those which existed before the crisis Notwthstand
ing these difficulties however purchases have been made
in Paris aud Lyons. Stocks very low in New York,
and dealers in European goods are nov compelled to
sales for the provinces have been effected during
past week In tissues ready made articles furniture and
neglected In the msnufscu,ne towns Of Rouen. nui.
hansen, Amiens, Roubaix and Rheims, business H very
dull but at Lyons Improvements has taken phase, and
TO such an extent that for many branches OF industry
wokmen in sufficient numbers not 70 be hal. Some
Of the manufacturers have issued circulars stating their
they deeire TO make and the wages that they will pay
One Of the branches Of industry which IL suffering
s Te
urge government TO raise the duties foreign ronthe
only remedy in their opinion for the state things
According 10 their reasorpg the customs tariffs must
revised whenever o commercial crisis occurs We
cannot think that the government will lightly re-
would be to stay the progress which foreign com.
petition calculated to produce Business has been
A " q haa auffic IN
considerable rise IN -four. reported that the wheat
In the Beauce and in the south had greatly suffered from
drought But when the rain came WAS found that
much less harm had been done than was hrs, feared
and prices again declined Very s business cotton
has been done a. Havre, and prices in the principal mar
The Rerue vinicols ssys:rhs Towering Of the vines
sSundsnce n expected. Hcoordnsiy, decline in The
price Of wine has taken place. bat not thought that
vii % very considsrsoe before me vintage For the
immediate consumption There Ia bu. little odum thus
far. Brandies calm and offered such old
tain their price.
The War In India.
RELIEF OF sHAHJsHANPoRE-RHPULsE OF NKNA
sAHIB-srR COLIN CAMPBELL CROSSES THE 0ANGEs-
rnn DHITIsH TROOPS rrNurArruu Mons DON.
sPTRAcIEs AND ANNIVERSARIES FIGHTING AND
HOT wBATHHB.
The Calcutta mail of May is arrived II Alexandria on
shabjenanpsre had been relieved by Brigad,sr Jones.
The position subsequently attacked by Nena SAhib
and Khan Bshadoor, but they were repuhed.
Lucknow threatened In General Hope Grants sb.
ssnce southwark, By 600 men under the Begun.
SIR Colin Campbell hsd crossed the GsDses. The hea.
was intense and the troops ct Lucknow unhealthy. The
Omer singh had crossed she Gangss, and mcuaced the
Bombay route from Allyghur.
Jusdespore hsd been occupied BY General LusHrd but
his leaving the place in charge Of DOL Lghtfoos the
bells commenced an attack, and the General was moving
A conspiracy had been discovered in q wing Of tho
Fourth native infantry in the Pupjab The conspra.ors
were hanged and he wing Il once marched 70 Juundur
0rhe Rajah Of Banda, In Nagpore on the Hyderabad
frontier, had broken into open rebellion
sundry skirmishes are reported.
me Calcutta import marke. hal slightly improved.
Produce continued dull Money unchanged. Exchanges
a. Id for credits, and "a. nd. d. lid. for doca
Or. Russell the special correspondent Of the London
Times, had recovered from the effects Of his surstroke
Spain.
DEATH OF AN ARCHBIsHOP-NEw INSTRUCTIONS TO
THE MEXICAN BNvoY-rTArCIAL sUPPLY TO GOV.
BRNMEST-Kc0NohY IN THE DIPLOMATIC DEPART
MEFT-APPEAL TO NAPOLEON ON THE SLAVE
The Afchbshop Of saragossa died Il the age Of eighty
me Paris correspondent Of the London Pca says.-M
received dispatches from The consttutiora government
Of Jracz approving Of his conduct and requesting him 10
renew his protest against ali conventions concluded BY
Spain with The LuoaRa government n. Lsfragua has,
2 csnsequence despatched note = tbs sense 70 he
supplementary credit Of sixteen mnl,Ons had been
granted for the War Department
rhe Finance Committee OF the Cortes, nominated some
time ago. resolved, rays the Madrid Has Of the 10Th Of
June 70 recommend that IN order 10 diminish public
repses Ministers Penpoen tary shall only be retained at
Rome lisbon, London, Paris Mexico Washington and ~
Petersburg and that they shall be charged with he duties
no~ performed by Consus General whilst Consus Gene
raj shall be nominated ether places where there
now Ministers and Charges d'AfAres
The Paris correspondent OF the london Co1s says
afoat that Britain diplomacy having exercised
some pressure al Madrid Of slave trade
repression around The OF Cuba Spain applied
France for support against any compulsory proceedings
ment in that quarter.
China.
The dates by telegraph from Hong Kong are 70 May
At Canton general dstrust continued 70 prevail aud the
Inhabitants were leaving the city. |
Considerable injury had been inflicted Hong Kong by
afar