The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-19


M. Alexandra Minister of Foreign Affairs to Prince
Cssxa, had left for London. During his stay Paris he
was received by the Emperor.
The 7iedmontose government had IL was said, taken
Ue~sures IN continuation wish taa anthortas a. Now
York to have Pocrio and his companions provided with
money their arrival here and to place steamers at their
aNposa in order TO convey them TO Piedmont, if they
wish 10 return to Italy.
dyices have been received from Naples the LIST inst
The illness OF the King continued serious. A rumor
hB death caused panic the Bourse, and funds fell
So per cent The rumor, however, havnglproved false,
funss again 49, all persons suspected of hav
ing been concerned in the circulation of the report
ceved their passports together with orders quit the
country. Letters from Naples assert that the Arch
bishops have signed the address to the King respectn
the present condition Of the country.
All the preliminary steps for rendering the Prussan
army mobile had been taken.
The question of Concorda between Rome and Portugal
had been finally settled and right Of nomination vested
IN the Holy See.
Lord John Russell intended to call meeting Of the be
raj members OF the Commons to consider the be
taken on the government Reform bill.
The London Gloye Of the 4th inst. says
We have every confidence that the measure will be
dealt with from desre to make the crisis subservient
70 personal and that the principal members of the
liberal party will be animated with spirit of co operation
which the great interests they represent have right TO
demand on an occasion so important.
In the House Of Lords the 4th instant Lord wode-
house inquired any guarantee had been granted tho
Atlantic Telegraph Company The Earl of Derby said that
unconditional guarantee had been granted, but
dtional guarantee under consideration, by which
liberal Of interest," amounting eight per cent, would
be assured tho capital, bu conig upon the success,
and only long as HegTu7sc communication apas con-
finued ,yitkom Interruption.
Mr. Crawford asked tho Under Secretary for Foreign
Ahars whether steps being taken induce tho Por
tugucse government TO sasy the claims of British traders
for injuries done TO them on the African coast.
Mr. S. fitzgerald said the Portuguese government. had
been repeatedly applied to 70 grant redress for these in
juries, but he sorry to say hitherto without cec
In the House Of Commons, the night Of tho I'd inst
Mr. Buxton moved for select committee TO inquire
into the condition OF the West ndes and the best
of promoting emigration into them. Those islands, after
period Of temporary depression, had Of late greatly in
which larger amount Of labor was necessary This was
20 be found in tho emigration Of coolies, oc he deaed
a. Me greynds s,;Sa sSa g rSisey and - hanls ,
support emigration into the West Indies ichich icds
great be,sh TO te emgrd'ts as IL wds TO ne planters.
Why them should they seek 10 alter system under which
prosperity had been UbainedY He showed from tho
that the mortality among the coolies was on the
average not large He promised that papers containing
information on the subject should be Produced but he
afraid of the motion as opening the whole question OF
slavery II, however n was insisted upon, ne would
conducted upon proper principle.
Mr.. Iabouchere hoped that the honorable member
would not orcn unnecessary and In respects mis-
Chevous inquiry. The colonies we're justly jealous Of
reference on the part Of this country.
Mr.. G. F0rtcscue thought that II would be better to
wait until the papers promised by government pro-
duced.
Mr.. Buxton agreed to this last suggestion and withdrew
his motion.
In the House Of Commons Mr.. s. Fitzgerald stated that
the notice given 10 the Hanoverian government on tho
18th OF August last for the termination Of the sade duo
stu was In force, and that under those dues would
inmate on the 18th Of August next.
The Belfast (frcland) Ne,cs Letter says
ihc steamers at present course OF erection mt North
smcids or the Atlantic Royal Nail steamship Company
saiway) will be- appears the largest steam vessels in
,nc mali service We extract the following in reference
20 tnem rom private letter. dated North Shields Fcbru
tuy ~-inere are three very largo at present
m Wv SoSks mere ior the Lever line from Galway When
exception Of the Great Eastern
The Cork Endmincr Of the 4th inst has the followpr
twas stated last week that the United States govern
mest mad subsdised tho vessels of the North German
oya company 70 carry the German and English mails 10
ana rom new York. These vessels viii rendezvous at
Aremen sno touch at Cowes. AT present the company
has ree vessels called the Wcscr Bremen and New York.
Ihcy s'camers each tons burden 900 horse
powor.
Tho Prussan ministry, urged by the repeated proposals
of several States Of tho zovcrcn have decided upon pro-
posing 70 the Zovoscin resolutions prohibiting the expor
taton Of horses on all the fronticrs without exception
The london Times, In It's city article has some s,tlrlsoI
upon the recent message OF Governor packer oe
Ponnsyyan' and takes srong ground Of exception to