The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-02
ARRIVAL OF THE HAMMONIA AND INDIAN.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE ENGLISH MINISTERIAL CRISIS.
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The Derby Censure Debate in
Parliament.
The Ship Grand Duchess, of
Boston, Burned.
Defeat Of the Turks by the Montenegrins.
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SLIGHT ADVANCE IN CONS0LS,
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mines were dull, and without material variation Great
decrease in the ranhc.
The Liverpool cotton market Of 18th Nay is reported
thusThc demand for cotton 70 day has been moderate
snly and the sales do NOT much exceed 5000 bales
$50 on speculation and for export Buyers have had
. slight advantage IN price.
me steamship Canada arrived n Liverpool Monday,
Nay II.
The English Parliament met on the 18th Of May.
IN the Commons the adjourned debate on tho Governor
General Of India was rosumed by Mr. Roebuck, Sir Q.
Weed, sr r. Peel, and Sir G. Lewis and again ad'
journed on motion Of Mr.. Collier till Nay Is.
The London Telegraph Of 18th Of Nay says Of the Utah
war
Brigham Young not only the chief "sAint" but the
greatest scoundrc Of the entire Mormon body is full
time that this depraved settlement WAS broken up, and
secpe great moral duty not only 70 themselves but to
the svixcd world, they do not adopt efficient measures
for oonquering the Territory and deprvng Young Of
n which we have direct interest; Mormonism s mo-
ensous question with many in this country, and It's apos
20 long a. stronghold 1t the sAt Lake suffered 10
exist experience has shown that the tide Of emigration,
from among the fsnatcn and ignorant viii 10. in that
direction, and serve 70 perpetuae me denominations re-
corded.
The London Chronicle says
1eeeraphic dispatches been received announcing
the Of the battle Of Grahov, The Turks we're COM
pletely beaten by tho hontenegn losing their cannon
and baggage. Kiam Pacha ert dead the field OF
battle The Turks retired TO Kioback where they were
in . state Of blockade.
We have the following particulars Of the battle
What was described by the Austrian reports an IN
desded conflict, was, In fact . complete and very
we're defeat Of the SutAns troops. Kiamh Pachs the
pacha-Hussein PAcha-s likewise mentioned, and tho
names of many inferior officers Tho whole Of the Turk
hh artillery and baggage fell ns' ne hands q the vSso
arrived Trebgne and Klobuck Tin the Horzegovina) IN
. state perfect dissolution The contest chiefly de-
cded by the ndomitAble vaor Of the Wontenegrns who
commenced by attacking deta ,hment esoorting pro-
visions for the Turkish army. The B,sniak Christians
took Only part IN the nghs but when tnsy saw
cd them all along The limo Of retreat 10 this the psble
state 70 which tie regulars have boon reduced Is chiefly
20 b ascribod.
The Paris Monitew publishes the following
Despite the exesons n The Powers 1t Consannope 70
prevent collision between the Turkish troops and ne
kousresriLs Turks commenced hosties on the llth
which the Monteneerns lost hty killed and hundred
and twenty wouDded The Turks occupied Grasovo which
about 900 strong, the Montenegrins 1000.
despatch from Ragusa of l4sh Of May says
ne Turks have just experienced ssugunary check a.
Crahovo Most CT the Officers were left on tue held OF
IN So.,enearins The remnants Of tbs Ottoman forces
took refuge in the greatest disorder At Trebgne. The
Noptsncerins have assumed The offensive.
The solution Of the difference between Turkey and
Greece is expected TO be shortly terminated.
The London Times Observes Sinister rumors have been
going the round Of political circles about the intentions OF
Fr ance towards Belgium and that 1t Brussels the pros
pect of French invasion familiar topic Of discussion
me Cologne Gasess says The Notifications Of Konigs
berg are 70 be considerably strengthened and eighteen
additional forts are 10 be erected 1t spandau which viii
mako n fortress Of tho first rank.
The French Consul suez, NJ Basser, has arrived In
Paris, whittier Q sudden order Of Count walewski has
called him.
mo Paris Pam announces that. according 10 the intel
renee from China 10 the both Of March, Lord Egin, In
consequence Of dispatches he had received from CAL
cutsa and Aer having consulted with his allies, had de-
cded on sending India Of the Eglsh regiments ~
soon a the frst reinforccmcns arrived from France
These renforoenens looked for towards the end Of
April or vcry early in Nay.
Some difference tpinou Is reported 70 exist between
lord rn and Baron eros The way Of settling with
the Chncse.
Bazoa eros, ID said, insists Tho complete political
submssou Of The Emperor, while The Eaglisn Commits
sousr ID only anxious for The institution Of com merca
relations.
The departure Of French squadron for the Adriatc
10 stated 70 have taken place with the entire consent Of
England.
The Paris correspondent Of The London Sar writing
Nssh Of May, says
The roulos squadron len that roadsead yesterday for
nss Of Admiral IAsravere-she Eyiau and The AisssirE
have received orders 70 cruise In The Adrac, and 10
ne port Of Kick, near Houssnssro. ''' ''-''' "
The Madrid 0aseis q Nay Is publishes TIVE royal de-
ordering The close OF the session Of 1855 and
the other appointing NJ Possda Herrara deputy 70 the
Oorses 10 the Ministry Of the Interior In place Of n Daz
resigned.
Tne Phenx Captain Hcdie that arrived II Liverpool on
the I7th ut from Mobile reports the destruction OF ship
by re on the llh The Pbcnix fell In with The ship Grand
Duche, Of Boston, from New York for Liverpool, which
sailed from the latter port for her destination the 18th
OF April The Grand Duchess vas then on IRE, and In
most dangerous and critical position regards not only
the ship herself but her passengers and crew. The
ship was totally oonsumcd passengers and saved
By the Phenix.
Mrs Dallas presented Mas Margaret Aston Ward, OF
New York. 70 Queen Victoria st. James Palace, on the
Isth Of May.
Tho Custom House officers on the Russian frontier have
received The sccss orders not 70 ALLOW any books printed
abroad In The Russian language 70 enter the country II
ID well known that many Russian travellers bring back
With them works Of subversve tendency which are
printed In London.
Tho trial OF the Csgliar before the Court Of s,ern
has been again suspended.
The Liverpool, New York and Philadelphia Steam Nsvi
cation oompany's ship City Of Manchester, 2,ioo
tons, Captain James Kennedy, arrived at Portsmouth on
Friday afternoon, May IA, from Liverpool 10 prepare 70
smoarfauon OF troops. The London Times, Of May Is,
says
The CITY OF Manchester steamship, Captain james Ken
nedy, embarked At Portsmouth, yesterday afternoon the
troops enumerated yesterday aud viii leave with them
10 day for Their several destinations Gibraltar and Asoa
Bay. She beautifully fitted up and vas Last sd
cor the kaat nda Company in conveying the LIST KixO
Dragon Guards and other troops from Gravesend IN Ino
which she did In sixty six days The City OF Msncbesey
WIS officially inspected On Saturday. She will leave 70.
morrow.
In France sufficient rain had fallen during the week 10
cause greater Hrmncss in the markets. as prolousa
Of wet weather would be rather injurious than other
wise to wheat crop. 10 spring and vegetables
Abe has bccn OF great service AZ TIE held
on saturday, NAY Is, ias supplies Of wheat ware less