The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-24
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the City Of Washington with
Four Days Later Intelligence.
Threatened Ministerial Crisis in
England.
THE INDIA QUESTION.
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THE WAY DUDE Is TO BE PACIFIED.
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Napoleon's Defeat at the Last Election
in Paris,
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
THE INDIA QUESTION,
THE WAY DUDE Is TO BE Pacific

1
Napoleon's Defeat at the Last Election
in Paris,
TO-, &O., &c.
The screw steamship City Of Washington Capt petre
which sailed from Liverpool al about nine O'Clock the
morning Of the 12h Of May, arrived here early last
| evening.
The Cunard steamship Africa, from New York. arrived
out a Liverpool At 10 80 p NJ Sunday, the 9th inst
The interesting, ministerial criss In Eugand
| being regarded as imminent.
lord Peterborough had resigned and motion Of cen
sganst the government pending both houses
| Of Parliament
The Hon Edward Erskine Secretary OF the British L.
CATION 1t Turin, appointed TO the post at Wash.
ington.
All the wire Of the Atlantic telegraph had been taken
out Of the tanks at Kcyham and coiled board the
Niagara and the Asamemnon that nothing remained
be done but to take board small portion OF the new
cable (which being done) AMI tho paying out ma
cbinery The departure Of the ships the experimental
cruise expected 10 take place on the 26h of May
The impression Of GOODNESS existing between France
and Austria has been revived by the departure from
Pgn Of N. de Hubner the Of the opening Of the
conferences jealous feeling may have been excited
In Austria by the appearance OF favor shown towards
Piedmont by France and Russia and tbs growing friend
ship between these two latter Powers. u.s. therefore,
supposed that n de Hubner has departed Vienna to
receive final instructions respecting his conduct at The
ensuing conferences.
appears that the Austrian Cabinet regard with alarm
the steps taken by the French government for the ort
| cation Of Civita veccha.
The Paris Uiuers OF the 10th inst has made discovery
that the American Prof Morse whom the European Pow
in thau0ht worthv m
ward for his service in devisny the telegraph gene
raj use, has been In his country politician OF the
Know Nothing party advises Antonell (the Pope's
Mnster 70 back out and button up his pocket when he
gets the Paris Nun-os letter the subject An excuse
| for mot paying cash is always acceptable
The Calcutta correspondent Of the Madras Examiner con-
cludes his letter with the following paragraph showing
that the power and influence Of the press fully appre-
| ciated In that quarter Of the world
nearly coeipg this letter without mentioning the
arrival and departure Of RUSSELL the great gun OF the
Times. He received here with great distinction by
the big wigs, and Lord Canning hssened invite him 70
duner and show him every politeness In his ower Ho
has been awped upon and the higher grades
OF civilians, and an immense parade OF cAndor has been
shown on all sides; and, what still more odd he has
been allowed documents which have been kept
relgiousy hidden from all other Every facility
given him reach AiAhAbnh safety and comfort and
| really delightful 10 the terror he insI Tres
wherever he II he does net get talked by the
civil clique, and does bis duty honestly and well may
am csr,.,n hnw.ys, ,Sa, ne ha,d h -. W US US.
dearly stake for such bonors as crumblipg com.
p~ny can oss.ow upon him. and therefore there no,
mrch fear that he win be LED away by the songs OF
Indian sirens.
Sir John Pakington offered 10 place vessels At the
dsposa Of Of science for observing the great eclipse
Of the sum- which will take place September next This
sssapss Win b to.I and ~ sssrooomic.l iii
be beat seen In South America usrtic,s,,v sS. H..
II autsipstef thai IN astronomical expes,,op MAJ n.
orgaaIned and this case foreign astronomer, x,rs ne
invited 70 Join the expedition Bot whatever ~ done
should be promptly arranged as the voyage is long ore
The Liverpool lines Of the 18th inst gives the roosins
interesting pare notwithstanding Just now to our Mem
bers of Congress-
AT present there are thirty sx seamsbips OF the azgre
gate Of ~ 600 horse poser and mounting leoe guns,
,n 40 shins of lin. there $500, .a'
the Prince OF Wales mounting lsl guns and the victoria
mounting l1o gurs The rest OF the the line are
s sSn sSo & ns'e are nlns m
Ard they will have screw propellers varying in powepr
mg 20 guns caon ana OF W. morse power are also build
"a .sb, sIocrs r. ch.ev v,onn,sn Ss -,
each and All stsa propeIied The cost Of ,bcse sb,t 70
the nation with ordnance add fittings will be About "a
ooo 600 sterling, or f2oco per The opinion used
oe maj toe essma we n ouos sna eauppg man OF
steam All the vessels alluded 10 are s,eams "a and n
therefore appears that the Introduction Of doubles
me Co" U INC snIS
oueen 'S0rA nso given ner ar" state Dali OF tho sea
son a uoknsnAm rAia'e' MI Dallas and family were
present.
me steamer oAnoAoe, rom Afroa 70 plymouth, sunk on
me en- o. NAY, A'sr oems collision win the bark Ida
f1inAoesn oomo rom oAfain 70 bA'svn me captain,
TWO pessense" ana 'oor se~men, were drowned The
resi- numbering ABOUT my persons were saved BY the
oSE
As"Das aoc'aen' occurred % me Trent valley Rail-
'our oeners.
Inc LONDON ssoek haenAnse nsd oesn depressed under
ne nwc~'on 'nA' anosner Ministerial CRISIS was hand,
sna he ooo'"uea "'n'rsvAS goa Io' 'ne oonAnonh
rhere was no alteration IN NE value OF or demand for
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