The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-30
ARAIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
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mVEN DAYS LATKR FROM EUROPE.
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'YKE DUKE OF MALAKOFF In ENGLAND.
Interesting Speeches in the Parliament
On the Passport System.
ADDITIONAL FROM INDIA AND CHINA.
sLIGsY IMPROVEMENT IN CONsOLs,
40. TO-, 10

M Consrd steamship Arabia Captain stone which left
lvgpoo 10 O'Clock the forenoon on Saturday, the
Mn April arrived her dock u TX O'Clock yesterday
DwHpg
ne news s seven days later than that brought by the
unnada and although Of great importance presents
ssae features II interest
Ne Arabia has brosghts4o, 600 in specie.
1hs sales Of cotton in the Liverpool cotton market for
As week A 600 ba es, Of which SPECTATORS took
Asso bales, and exporters 7SOO All qualities had slightly
declined.
Eescstufs were duh.
Provisions remained steajy.
csnsOls rated In london ss1. SSX for money and eex
seh for account TIE bullion in the BANK OF Eosand
hsd decreased fOOo.
ne Continental news was without interest.
There nothing later from India
me- trial Of Simon Bernard concluded In London on
IeA inst and the given 20 the jury The verdict
AaA not been announced when the Arabia sailed. Mr.
nss delivered an impsssoued ADDRESS to the jury
pw the defence in which hs denounced Napoleon as N
sssassn and despo amidst the cheers Of the audience
u Court
ne steamship Kangaroo, Captain jeffrey, sailed from
Liverpool for New York Wednesday the l4th inst She
.fsrwa-ds osme In collision with ship wyoming from
Philadelphia. (see ship news
Av Geo. Hoagkinscn & Co., chip owners and brokers'
London, had suspended but their liabilities were only
aAsut ga 900.
- London was rumcred that Queen Victoria inensed
- psy visit u Prussia daring the ensuing summer or
autumn.
The Council OF the Royal Society Of Arts had adopted
sssslusO.s in favor OF holding deccnna exhibitions OF
hdssy and art but tnat the contemplated exhibition of
ol should be repetition Of that Of 1884, but should
ssnAkt Of works selected for their excellence and be
arranged In classes instead os countries.
the meeting of the Royal Geographical Society In
LAndsn Dr. H Rink, Of Copenhagen, real paper on the
pssed discovery Of the north coast Of Greenland and
n open polar by DR. Kane. DR.. Rink combaaed the
theories of the lamented Arctic navigator.
Tie Iondoa Times Of the 10th inst in article the
uAsBsr affair, remarks
Ts EnSsh government ls inteYefted In supporting the
Axdmian claim, both the chief ne Power and
sssesni OF the wrongs inflicted ON vhe engineers. The
nAsnny OF the 10 prosecution question Intimately
soenectea with rat which has been for the present de
sided by tho Sespo:sn Prize Court IF the ship was q
pbaae might have been reasonably suspected OF
piracy or they might be lawful prsoueys II the vessel
vas Una. o an enemy but the Awfaleess Of hsI arrest
possible that the ship might have been good prize
and Jet that the crew were secure fsoin arrest
The Paris Pare Of the l4h instant contains the follow
G remarks the approaching elections In that city,
Should the enemies Of or Ter obtain resh success in
Paris the 10Th of April they viii certainly not weaken
Ne legal and moral authority Of society and o. govern
mont they will merely place u latter thor guard by
vovmg them laa nssges, although vistory
"a Ss hoped Cor BY the acnaeos long factons
aad parties stand revolt against tie Law, government
nust maintain policy Of resistance When factions shall
have destroyed and parties subjeoted-when there
shai exist in France ~ in hel laid only Constitution
aad one dyussty-wbcn political struggles shall have for
object obtain ref ,rms and not 10 provoke revolu
ucas-then viii the poey OF resanos have seen Us osy
spsn a greater ned 10 liberty. These considerations
sogai 70 strike the attention OF electors OF all opinions
The Paris JHirers thus eommcns on the seizure by
Fertusue.e mancS .sr OF the French vessel Charles
hal IN tho
n search Of "frce black laborers" for Reunion
Te swner this vosscl IA former Deputy, and Mayor
cf tie town CT Dusn The papers OF the Charles Georses
we're 10 perfect order he vessel was sSand Tor Moan
experienced surprise az this bold at OF violence
ccmmited flag by the Portuguese had we been ig
ncrant of the efforts made by the English 10 prevent
France from introducing negro or indian workmcn nto
hor colonies Eaglstd socks 10 place the n.rodleon OF
smiarann on tho same footing M saycdoairg Our gov
srnmcnt car not submit 70 this prohibition, and Is most
certain that ,he unustaablo atempt Of the Portuguese
commander will no, long remain unpunishcd.
The occupation Of Perrin is thus commented 90 by tho
louyrier de Parls Of the 14th instant
Tho possesson Of this island completes In admirable
manner the network s siraiegics petitions which insure
the security OF ithh commerce. and OF the British navy
Con plants representations have been made vain 70
she fngsn government, which renains faithful to ia
crnl traditions OF developing IT. power wherever has
ioot--a nevor drawing back from sstrugge, but u
always hoding Itself prepared FOR the latter rne English
not contsnf with the occupation q Perrin have already
commenced erecting fortiacsiions that spot high
sms 70 cheek me continual encroachmenls Of aPowor
which violates the planest rules Of the right OF nations
winch respcct nciiher solemn Eeaue. cor INC asay o
seh 70 s lust of conquest and aggrsndzomeni, In spite
o the lesson afforded by recent msfortune Let England
reflect thai the Island Of perm belongs 10 Turkey much
the Ise of Serpens, and thai II the Forte has not the
csorgy W guard iS honor and integrity, oehovos
enc great Powers to undertake that task
The French government has Just made two -ligh,
csesons 70 sarony IN regard 70 passports hould saxon
Ssye 70 psy for he s-s r svep during that wear The
French Minister al Dresien the Consul st feipsc will
gve e oane1 ,bs e rssa aon fOre,sn once should
Lersic, ~ owner viii not be becessaied 10 appear in
person In order 10 obtain rise.
hwss rumored In Madrid rsAi the Queen Of Spain vas
again erei<nte.
me London 7ima states thai The sdy,oes from an the
commercial centres of the Continent describe stagnston
q business and general exercise Of caution such A.
perhspe has previously been witnessed 70 similar
extent
me dcplorabc c,ndIucn OF Austrian finance Is again at
tracing attention Vienna letter Of the 10Th OF Arr
says
was stated In the financial world some fer DAYS aro
National Rank Of Vienna would be able By means
a the considerable amount Of silver bullion which pos.
ses~es cash payments the LIST Of May and
SNen successvely issued by that es,abshrneni would
70 have forced currency. That measure, nov
M bs able 70 resume ia cash payments before November
next perhaps the LIST Of January 1869 Prior 70 doing
must have hand s least from twenty i've 70 thirty
millions Of norns Of the coinage, The value Of which
fixed the conference lately held here among tho
Assases CT the Gcrmanc Confederation, in whose States
an The Austrian empire.
The same letter says
khch suffering stll exists in the principal manufac
surhN districts Of Austria and Is impossible 10 say when
ususN made 10 the United s,s,ee have completely ceaod
fos ss el months. rSssc stocks Of silk and ms.c
snres % are on hand and from the LITTLE business doing
IN Norway the central part ot the city Of Cnrisiians