The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-21

opening up Of the whole OF their territories colonization
Of the depua'ion, and lord Derby, without committing
himself to the adoption OF any specific gave the
aeputaop every reason to hope that he ould value the
monopoly and that he would carry cut in the valleys of the
Soskotchscon and the Red river The coIonisng policy
territory, owing 70 the recent gold discoveries Thomp-
cons and Frazer rivers, 90 large share Of public 4
teutior 10 now being directed.
The Peasant Revolt In Russia.
BRUSSELS (July 81 correspondence OF London Star
We DOW have received more acurass account. OF the
outbreak Of the peasanry in EsthonA the importance OF
which can hardly be overrated, particularly on account
Of the neehboSnood Of that province 70 ST. Petersburg
to Eshona and in the rest Of the Baltic provinces OF
Russia more than lorty years ago, under Alexander
me present measures OF emancipation do not effect the
excited them the more, and what they now claim
is free possession Of the land which they at present
rising general ali along the coast and has compelled
me nobility 70 seek refuge n RevsL Tho engage
msDt mentioned took place between part q tas
strong, who are moving 70 and fro and encouraging the
thers to revolt They yet have other arms than
they excited that they AFRAID at Ill Of the
soldiery, whose numbers, it d true, were but small
b
efhcess Iamong them, killed while Of the peasantry
about forty may have been killed. The chief Of the
ief but At Dorpat which situated in the north
part Of Lvona and which Ike peopled by the
Esthopan race, symptoms Of an approaching outbreak
The Slave Trade I'm Liberia.
In the House Of Lords the 9th Of July on the third
reading OF the Chinese Passengers Act 1855 Amendment
Bill, Lord Brougham doubted whether the bill went quite
effect great improvement From information no had
received partly from private and partly from
public documents he enabled TO say that the persons
on board the Regina Ce not free negroes but
slaves who had been released for the purpose being
barked a. free emgrants They came in point Of fact
from well known place called Monnah the chief Of which
the most slave sellers who rayaged
The Earl Of Derby regretted that the noble lord should
not have made the satemcnt he Just while his
noble friend the Foreign Secretary tho house. be
cause his noble friend entertained quite different opinion
60 70 the persons On board the vessel In question He
Qord Derby not saying anything in favor Of tho
French emigration system but he understood that his
bic friend had last ev,iag she'or the noble lord paper
from tchic appeared that the persons bard tie Re
gina Cali had been collected from Monropia, in Libsr.a
end not un the district to Which the ncbe lord had
ferred
Lord Brougham-The paper treated the Regina Cen as
The bill was then read third time and passed.
[Frcm the London Globe, July s.
It is clearly not duy-whAtever extrsvagant enthu
engage in national qoarrels for the protection OF ali
baotsnts Of Africa. We have washed hands OF the
Il others TIE practice on their peads be it, Hs
out of (snd the event has proved H. 10 prevent
other maritime paf.ons from connivrg uDcerhaud ~ the
renewal os traffic they troicss to prohibit We can but
address Ourselves TO pubic opinion nations and
warn them Of the "unshupned consequence to them
selves
France.
PROGRESS OF THE DANUBIAN CONFERENCEs-RgsIG-
NATION OF THE SPANISH MINISTER QEEsN vICTO-
RIA INVITED TO CNERBoURG-TnK PARIS MONEY
MARKET.
Tie eighth meeting Of the Paris Conference fixed to
take place Wednesday, July Z, at count Waegskis
Chateau OF Etiolles. FoDtain tleAu.
The Indications feeling IN the Conference
give an interest to the following letter in The Nord OF
Brussels touching tire proceedings NJ the meeting Of ga
turray, 80 OF Juoe:--
believe that affirm Thai, in the seventh confer.
eDcc, held this day, Jord Cowey to have presented
counter project 10 FRAT Of France, relative 10 the
gapzaton Of the Princpaties That document has
orswn up with Of Citation, and order 70 pre-
vent arg painful rupture France having resolved with
draw the OF the policy Of Austria continuing
domtse 10 the deliberations The counter project Of Eng
land eDtrey ses asoe the political union Of the two pro-
vpoes bull serious Of liberty and esta
bbes independent and national bssss he central
committed which Is 10 unite the two Moldo WaAchian
Divsrs which committee to be composed OF members
eected by the two Danubau assemblies do enter
ipio lorser ceas Dut viii be mat the project Of
Lord approaches The ideas Of the French govern
meDf Surprise, therefore, need not be felt the rri
tat rsicb Tor tome esy1 PREVAILED amongst the pleni
al tuso Psoba bad On Friday private conference Of
more than three bours duration The counter project had
every ssrtc Austria las reflected the consequences
81 TIE roicy Toutdros, which she has followed for
lee The rumor was generally credited that in tue Confer
ente Bsrcn de Hucrer would be much less difficult TO
rsst vih u to morrow, or Monday, the Monieur DO
BET bstk silence there Will be every think that
be pltripctsprars have agreement, and thai
ha ConiertIce viil rot be ~ jourped
The Paris Detots says-we understand that n Rlvas,
The srat eh Ambes In par has rendered mis- resig
rMor. Ios cecsion has been the consequence OF the
late Charge of ministry.
The LonCcu Pot Council OF Lirsters was held
or Saturday sst at the Tu'eres Prince Jerome presdee
ana orsh fuee Nstoleon, Minister of Asers and the
the Luton Times Paris corre,ponsen, says that cx-
ptrstrs have been dersnceo q the viceroy Egypt
with reference To the lean which he about negotiate
win OF +, glsh bovse.
The three per rent, ouo,ed Mt 6sb0f for the
"a Juy snow ing an Improvement of eighth per cent
abe fsfs ttEshtDfonHsl Of 9th 81 july the fol-
loving rarsRisrh CD the subject OF the pamphlet Napo
lea I'LL srn The DshubisD Principslt I'VE believe
we can .flim Sa, The srtbrr Roumain whose ps,ri
nfc sfbtms DTS, sssnreoiy most pragevortby,
tin exlrsssa wfh great vivaciy Of language, more
psr ouors IN 'essrd &c AUSTRIA Engsbd This latter
ororns aDce suces to tia the imperial govern
mett wbose language Il always cain and moderate, al
tceeuer Dr sced " ID the psmphle, In question.
ips yo.faa gu Hous tsys-tne E'SpeIoT, - saa,
Der Msiesis 70 attend the fts a. Cherhourr and s AZ
hImsd bai ihe queen has replied by telegraph that her
salesiy accepts The invitation, and will be at CherbourR
Ibe sh August. accompanied by Prince Albert the
Eari OF Maln etbury, Ninsttr Foreign Affairs. The
rew,, Of vb;cn can tho bona fde chsrsc
ter proves bat the rBacrsancng between France aud
tiesid, were ever shaken rs at present as Intimate
lie PAore De Ia Manshs, Of oberbours, has TIE follow
ng;-
ibere 10 doub, ct present tia, The Mediterranean ex
ptrimeSta squadron vil here The occasion OF
the wait Of the Emperor and Empress, and that their Ma
jtes v proceed 70 Brest board the Admirsls ship
ire Bfsssbe OF lao guns the levisfhsn OF the Freuoh
steam feet The persons Of the Imperial suite WI Gun.
bark loaro the keine H0rtense These arrange
n.n's may, PERHAPS, modify the programme pub
lei ed by anticipation IN the Brcet journals IN
n0 vhtfe- IN order TO civ. scIa' the Tss
which will take psce al Cherbourg curing the stay OF
their Nss,tss rrspd raval cham seht viii take place
10 tie rcaostssd But What 10 very clear IA that the
tforres ard the Inhabitants Will nal every preparation
70 sive tpeudid reception 20 their Majeses The
tuetion q the deck Napoleon III may be considered
mpleied and the water will be admitted In the pre-
Of hs Majesty. II will be admitted by the food
rates by wbich this dock with the outer
enc me staircase by which the Emperor viii descend
10 TIE bottom Of The cock before " filled viii be oated
away by the alter snd afacr wards demolished.
Vienna letter In tne Ciore Gosefe says
In stated that the Duke 90 hezi, received by the