The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17
INTERESTING FROM EUROPE.
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Arrival Of The E0rth American at
Portland.
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Four Bays Later from Europe and One Week
Later from India.
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inauguration Of the New English
Ministry.
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The Policy Towards France and the
Refugees.
SLIGHT DECLINE IN CONS0LS.
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IMPROVEMENT In COTTON,
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rhe Canadian Screw Steamship Company's steamer
North American with Liverpool advces Of the 81 instant
-four days later than the Canada at Hafax-arrved as
a Portland Monday Bighs
The North American reports passing the steamer City OF
BAitimcre from New York, OF Tuscar, bound up the
Chssnel
The Cunsrd steamer Arabia, from New York tho
l7th ut, arrived at Liverpool at Ok O'Clock on Sunday
evening, The 2Sth.
The North American sailed from Liverpool at about
noon on the Sd inst, and brings 40 passengers.
Yhe Cunard company advertise q semi m,nthy line OF
screw steamers between Liverpool and New York, com
mencng with the APPS the l7,h Of March, and 70 be
continued every Alternate Wednesday. In the event,
however, Of but few passengers and small freight oer-
ING for the Alps, they viii be conveyed 70 New York in
the regular Cunaxd steamer, at reduced rates.
The propeller New York, advertised to leave Glasgow
q the Sd INST. will be detained till the 18th OF March.
The steamer City of Manchester arrived at Plymouth
- the "a iDst from India.
The chip Donald Mckay arrived at Liverpool the 1st
INST, from selooarpe, u TN floo 900 in gold.
srong eas.erly win is continued to prevail in England,
large number o: ships from America and Australia
vere overdue and unable 10 make their way p the
Cbanne
The American ship Avondae, bound from Liverpool 10
New YORK got ashore north end OF Arkiow Bsuk
Ireland 90 Inc Goth ult, and went to pieces. Crew
saved.
The New Ministry In Eoglsnd.
NAUGURNL sPhrCH OF The sARL OF DERBY-THE
POLICY OF THE NEW C.BISEr RKLArIvE 10
RsAFCE AND Tak kBFUGkEs.
PAsbamesl was IN session the lst inst
The House OF Commons, after the Transaction of some
ssrnAihes, adjourDed 70 the l2,h inst
h Me House Lords the Earl Of Derby read his inau
s,yai mipstersi speech giving irsight into his In
sndei policy After stating the grounds upon which be
had under.s en- on a. and the difficulties which beset
him. glanced the slate Of the army with reference 10
Ehe indian xar and SAID there was yet most respectable
uumerica forcs remaining within the United Kingdom.
Hs had doubt that the exertons Of Sir Colin Camp
bell and of the troops uoder his command would
ksA 70 . successful result, and when the mutiDy
vSs fully suppressed il would be the duty OF the
government TO undertake the task of pacifying and
rs,quizny the empire. He then referred TO the Chi
war; and expressed his satisfaction Notwithstanding
shas he condemned the Of the war; at the
which bad stsesded the Briish arms. He added
N~A Canton had fallen would be the duty Of the govern
ysst 70 make with the least possible delay sac and
honorable peace that the between this
Try AMI Chns might be established. Hs then advcrted
10 reA,rs Of the government wh France and urged
she nocessty Of remaining friendly terms He insisted
mport 70 france and Europe OF the Emperors
Me- and Indignantly denounced the asr ,cous attempt 70
sssAssioate him made grea, allowance for the indig
Aston Displayed by the French people; nevertheless he
believe thai inc FrenCn coiOneB
ave true repres. ntston OF the feeling Of French
Smy From what be knew OF the Emperor, he fet saus
seS that bis sincere wish 70 KEEP on terms Of amity
Tns ForeiEp seere..sy Cord Msmeseu,yl was pre-.
pairing reply TO Count Waewskps despatch, which be
Ssheved would satisfy the public feeling and there
oohrg which would proven. government from pro
oeedns the Conspiracy bii although further scten
vosd depend The reply from France 20 Lord Msmes
Buys despach With regard 70 the policy OF the gov
srrmept impossible, having been called 70 office
sudosnly and Dot At the session.
A~xnC f,vu me On the subject OF
the sovernmen, o, india he thought the time not oppor
tune or any change, but In difference 70 the vet, Of
Shc House Of Commons he was prepared 10 yield,
asd Q modified bill, ~ suggested BY Lord FL
Marlborough, would be presented. In regard TO para
nn>ntAsy reform, his opinion was that no alteration
wss required b., he nsvertboless thought that somo
ussdiScsop and amendment might be made 10 srii the
and wants OF the people; all he could pro
ko however, that during the recess the gov
ud earnestly direct their efforts 10 the pre- oaIa
ton o. bill which would be introduced at the next
soa In ooncuson he expressed the hope that when he
sstued from ooewbether the period for which no held
we're Ous or short- he would not be found 70 have le
she country q position than he found H.
EAris Granville and CI1endoo defended the late go
vsrt ms Mt, and ,ne House adjourned till tae 18th.
sr v rnesser assumed ihe chanceiiorship rs LORD
Mr. Eartburn declined the once OF rish Chancellor
end Hon. Joseph Napier was appointed
me papers sre occupied 10 crucsng Lord Derby's
speech. The 1,vss says vs All anticipated, so1 ha.
hs S 5. nss ossa lGIs % pSs s ha os
be NAV he tolerated, but tho moment he shows
svii and game OF hs own u y easy 70 see the result
me kw~sno fes that Derby not only takes the
pnsoo, but the posy, and NOT only The policy, at thc
nsssurss and sssumsns Of ralmersson, heir takes
rne Da.iy Wees describes Derbys policy on the ocnspi
rscy b and Tho Indian btu and temporizing and
sSs IN ~heh be reiased 70 redeem the oussandns pledge
which esch and eli Of his three predecessors had given
10 aathoritsiively announced Lord sratford dc
Resclire hes resigned The Enthusiastically W Turkey
,us N rs present y-Son !. MINISTER a ras ounS 70
IN intimate acquaintance vith matters 70 be consdered
shcvtly By she Paris oonferenee
Liverpool tsrmnsied on The 27n ult with verdict Of
"rusy.r Tnree of NE directors, wa; Me.us Cameron,
asanor 70 twelve months imprisonment, without hard
hsw. nr. Kennedy vs sensesced 70 nns months, Mr..
Owen 10 sr months, and Mr. Mcleod 10 three months.
M sspissoa ~s d.cAsrsed 90 The psyueai Of nominal
ne iosdOn asr says sAs country Is 10 b. sx.Aaed BY
ssieS may ss isirodao.S " LORD Derby ''''
he oonsrraiors 0rsip Rodso and Perr have appealed
70 the Court of Cessation against their
me korsieuy announces that Generals chAnsane~ and
Bsdeau are authorized to return 70 France.
The sbolitiun Of the buscher monopoly Paris which
had been decided on, expected 10 gain The Empwor
considerable popularity.
Hwas repor,ed hist Rudlo'. sentence would be
nutcd into hare labor for ufe.
TIE Court Cessation was expected 10 give it decision
on he appeal Of The conspraiors on the tth inst
~.e me HSalS1s on public security was adopted 10 The
French sersN BY rote Of iB 70 / The single dtssen
ient s sad 10 have been Cen Mcsaboo who grounded
bis opposition % the unoousutssnal character o the aw,
sure, which he regfded as fs,I IN is consequences,
The Paris oorrespoudcnt of the Indop 7y.s ss Thai
e rumor that the Emperor would spare the Hc Of orsni
sss not credited At Paris. 49,
rxoss declined nearly ihree elshths on he p,. Rev.
Prem harseiles s announced that The house Of Marc