The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-20
Monsieur BeEly'S Mission and the
Transit EOute.
sFyoR MARCOLETA's REVENGE.
British Reports from the Fraze.
River Mines.
Conflict Between the Roman and French
Troops in Rome.


aud Halifax. with our files by the Austria contain.
ed all the trade and financial reports and the chief
points Of the news TO the Sd of July.
The following extracts from the papers by the Ca
NADIA will be found, however, both important and in
teresting:-
A letter from st. Petersburg says that some dis
turbance has taken place among the peasants of
Lithusnia on account OF misunderstanding of the
reforms contemplated by the Emperor. The riots
have easily been suppressed
The contract of the Franco American Steamship
Company. owners Of the line Of steamers running
between Spain and Cuba has been withdra wn by the
Secretary OF the Spanish Navy. The following are
the names or the teaners:-Franc- Comtois Cadiz
jacquard Barcelona, /. Arago, Vigo and Alma
San Francisco correspondent of the London
Tin:es, writing on the 18th of May says =
A shipment Of silver ores from the Gadsden pur.
chase, as the Mexican country last acquired by the
United States Is called has arrived in San Francisco
but do not know anything as yet Of its value. Sill
yer mining must increase this coast for the coun
tries south of this abound in rich ore.
In the House of Commons on the LIST Of July. Sir
Bulwer Lytton obtained leave to bring in bill to
provide FOR the government of certain territories in
North America situate between the Pacific and
the RoSy Mountains
The bill was read a first time.
This includes the new gold region at Frazer
river.
The Courier de Narcotics of the oath ult pub
fishes an article on the resolution adopted by the
ming OF the beielans 10 fortliy Antwerp. IL says
everybody is astonshed that King Leopold who was
regarded the most prudent and reserved monarch
IN Europe, should associate himself with manifesto
tions which tend to eDdanger the peace of Europe
The writer OF the article prcte1ds TO have discovered
the cause, which he says has been carefully con
cealed -
Toe EtRith government lie ready tn give or to lend
morty h order trsi the cahon shall uc
bs dNs5tc By vent Of fusas II follows Of course that
10 csse OF wsr with france these cunning isuders xi
sze Aatser2 As p!ec 80 Zoe toe money EEen
Y
tbs eres' maritime 70 rrss nolees Frsrce active
snsas Kire oftss Bslsians should asrocs.e hu
SET arb manifestations which tend to render peace pre-.
car IS
The Paris PafJie, OF the oath ultimo contains the
following reflections the trial of the publishers
Trueloye and Tchorzewskie in London -
sevsrX Epglish journals hst msin,siaed tas this trial
would zoo take plscs. AFTER sas occurred IN tas
Cert o. Quseus Bench cs~py regret thsir o3in
io1 SHOULD MOI have nfep ccnrnei rcfss4i OF jnsuco
vouc Lave beer better than = sbaSow of justce Iess
injury tced pubic morsy BY lssvoc the las
uhspfn.d pa ny nasirg csroay % tbeir execution
Had The advice Il The ie.,na,. been fslI ,reA
th~wi'besascio' the prosesu.n woaIi coubtess have
crtai<d Fsmfe surprise even sitter tie resai % the
berrsro sa but at the ssue time gres.ocAudai would
we The Jrcgee sho .e,-c .1th counsel the
seor'sd II 'ende-irg all runshmen, impossible
We repeat, sitn Geep CONVICTION that pfcc,einss
invsstd with the character Of justice are OF a nature 10
sIsceu ali hoDorsbis men. We kuo~ noS
By ihs TeSuli OF The uueove trial tina, OF Eagnod
pc7sbts tpcouaesme'ts of-rto 70 the murder OF
TceSs but slso 'b.i sirple dl,avowAl sufcea to
letter from Naples, dated on Esd Of June.
says
vssuvns, which for tine was 10 almost psrssc,
Tepoe, has AGAIN broken out though with ia rsl ea
ergy The lave running do~n 18th considerable ra-
pidiy.
Advices from Potenzs speak OF shock of earth.
quake which was felt there on the 18Th at : A. NJ;
il lasted eight seconds. On the day before another
shock had been felt at Spinosa, lasting twelve Sc
conds
On the 10th of March the Governor OF the Cane OF
Good Hope Sir George Grey, in the course OF his
address 70 the Parliament, ssd:-"A corrpspondence
will be laid before you detailing the reasons for
which IL is intended 10 detain the King of Delhi in
confinement in British CaEiaria- You viii fnd from
these papers that this is isolated case and that
no intention exists of transporting prisoners from
India to her Majesty South African POSSESSIONS
The following report Of the state OF the weather In
England Is for the week ended On the 26th of
july
Hsnned House, end Durham; the sd Al Exeter. ei.tou
sna stloh ara he Olaf Al ctttrssi ds,s q TIE
iempeaiuTe was the 2si A. soh, tbs va 81 Man
chssser The 24b a. leicester, Helston and rnt'.uhaD
TIE 2e'b nj stony hurst sDd tho 25th a. ohr rsoas. The
highest tempetsi1re (s's ces) wa 81 Higahsl5 Horse
aSd the 10 '46:2 deg al ssonyn7f.t the se.t
ssi rpge o. enpo's.us tSs@ otg) Vas 81 Exctor, an5
was as al Be soS 80 a, sosh so :, Esss :, s.5.
cheter 81 nj Hshtid House. SIS At stoly 5pss sna Al
Durham Ram fsll 20 three osys ssaoyturs ~,
Egeter ca opes egoned H,uss snd Msnch ier al uner
st-iots no rsio fel throughout TIE re.k.
The Monitor de- Ia F7of,e. Of 30ih OF June. says:-
TIE ocmusrefnt Of tao fr-oah -ts'ioa a. aonrovs On
Tic Gees, q Gulnes kss wEh;ra the urs Of Pee oh
Corsuisr Age.i from bs ye.sou iovestod xit1
g. and -bo s lkesse EoEish Consul ., a.pe piAce
probable that TIE Nbsi@f Ot Fessg slsrs will
srtc-a consul e1ci9sysIy rrernh that
mpcs'soi poini, % represent TIE interests r.lch We
pos ,be coss, ard ~h'ch aye ever csg t.c.-ipr
mote 'xiensye TO the great but apjas dspessarc Of
IFsro
Private letters from Lyons. Of 10Th u,iaio. an.
nounce decided change for the better in CONNER
cial Affairs The bank bad for some days discounted
TO the amount uf 200 .OGOf and there are other
signs OF restored animation. Improvement though
perhaps not TO the same extent Is observable in Mar
seie- also.
Intelligence bas been received IN Hamburg from
Norway, that tdc government have rnanted a con.
cession 10 Messrs. Glass ard Elliott % lay down a
submarine telegraph between England and Norsay,
without. however entering into any details OF the
conditions annexed 70 IT,
The Paris Prose- Of 2e,b y June SAYS IN IT,
weekly commercial review
rbnerc,a scvioes more satisfactory The move
nett ~ Iycrs, which we noteor last wssk, ccngasss
Rouos'x and rourcoiox sho~s ssu.oi scvtv usaer
The Lngsrce of fresh oers birth IRON Paris srd
vines kooep ard Mulhoue have Bus ye, lei, the eaccts
the revival but very few rroers Tor Bssucsre tsr
have been received In thoee to~rs 10 Paris tnsre
vtr1 great demand FOR mer clothing. TIE boz
her o. 1857 and 1858 has eecied revolution wcarrg
sppre. Fer mary year what Tere called sunue pan.
n,ocrs were maseo o. light wooens, but people 6Avs
- osce 70 nen aod coton Tie export trade n stu /
very lhsgoihcsn, some small parcels Of goods nsvs i
q en 90 9eea icr yes Yors but the Amercsos viii did
very oinc1t 70 cper accounts with suropes,
nufsc-uers snd although money bas become sons No,
more psnUal 10 New Yots, ,he American houses VII /
nv pc abe 70 reoomrenoe orevstons on large sc.sR
uey refuse loog credit be confeased m ,.eover
tns ne sfviees from Ne~ Yors are no, Of nature 70
o"s,. sTopeso vas 70 DO business the de-
gfeo. wren commercial community IA cb,ve1 a all
Gu vs. s'ck ~ aocton al great loss IL u,sy well be
oouNeo wheiher bss resources 70 meet ne engage
mere The APPROPRIATIONS o. iuury 20 the oyoos non
the ortusbt ere entirely oepelled magridcsp h.rsat
erftct<o ard VII be three earlier tsap ususl
Corn ard flour are sgsin Roipg down Tue v,es 40
even vhafe locking we'll IL locg stree tbere n,s hes
such graf prons &c OF fruh The blooming season b.s
ma "a nj ufN rruf f,lx h. a..
ease rarslv 10 be met With vinas are failing N
spite 81 al TOE tforv Of boloers 10 keep up prices
MsPoin.ot. who was concerned in the affair Of the
French ship Regina Crl, has received the decnra.
ton of Che Legion Of Honor
The eldest son Of Prince Radziwii. and who il
nrandsnn nl the Princes Inni.a OF prnssa has On.