The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-27
T II e M A r K e T S,
To-, &C., 10

The ounard steamship ASIA Captain Lott, which left
Liverpool Saturday the 18th Of May arrived at her
dock Jersey City about 10 O'Clock yesterday morning
The news two days later than that brought by the
Osy Of Baltimore from Queenstown, Ireland and our files
IRE three days later.
No fighting had taken place in Italy.
The chief points Of the are LIST, Napoleon had
reached Genoa he issued stirring address 10 his
army Cd England had formally proclaimed her neutrality
IN the war 3d. Count Buo had resigned his position in the
Austrian Ministry and succeeded by Count Rechberg
In England the activity observed at woowch
and other dockyards the preparation Of materie
&C., as during the very height Of the Crimean war.
We learn from Vienna that the journey Of Prince Win
discheraz Petersburg had been postponed sine die
A. an extraordinary sitting the Federal Diet Of Germa
n.y. at Frankfort the 18th ns the proposition Of the
Military Commission put the garrsocs Of the federal
ortresses footing was agreed to. The Hanove-
ran representative proposed that corps of observation
should be placed the Upper Rhine, but Prussia pro-
tested as ainst such measure
The Austrian government had stopped the transmission
of political ne VS. to Copstautipope by telegraph and the
European inhabitants had requested that the telegraph
Jsssy might be joined to the Russian lines.
The Archduke John is dead.
Adespatch from Ragusa says that the Austrian brig
Triton been blown up According to account the
number Of killed and missing about 80; but another
despatch Gays part Of the shore at the
time and that the number Of killed only A. wound
eds.
Advces from Constantipope to the 4th report ncreas
ing agitation the Turkish Provinces especially Bosnia
An increased number Of troops had been placed the
watch
The steamships Fulton and City of Manchester arrived
out on the 18th inst ana the Arabia on the 14h inst
vscount Canning, Governor General Of India, is ga
zet.ed to the peersge under the title of Earl Canning
A scaroding gave way at the mammoth hotel in course
Of erection by the Westminster Palace Hotel Company
London, by which Eve persons killed and eight
Others badly wounded.
Sir John Lawrence had been formally invested by the
Queen with the Order Of the Bath.
In reporting the result of the Newmarket races the
writer for the London Times says:"In the handicap
sweepstakes of f15 each, American Crack Sarke,
made his first appearance in England as competitor.
The horse, who is four years old the top weight
but did nothing the honor Of America than
last. but as Prioress' debut in England was equally in
suspicious starkc may yet go ahead"
The Austrian postal service between Trieste and foreign
ports has been interrupted.
The French Minister Marine ordered that five new
steam irigates should be armed in all possible haste.
The object Of the Rear Admiral Turen de Lagraviere's
expedition composed Of French ships Of the line and
four great frgates to blockade the Adrac This block
sde will be strict the ports of Central Italy and
ing to the German Conederaton measures will BIO taken
to protect the rights of neutrals.
The Journal de SAINT Persboy Of the 4h of May pub.
fishes comparison between the manifesto of the Emperor
vocave and the declaration Of Prussia affirming that
the Germanc Confederation ought not 70 take active
part in the unlees the frontiers Of Germany were
threatened According the above named journal, which
has close relations with official circles the great object
proposed to themselves by the neutral Powers is TO
conine The war TO I.alys
despatch from Marseies, da,ed on the 10Th of May,
says" Yesterday uangulnary c,,nnct took place be-
tween the Freuch and Austrians residi1g here"
The Prince Of Wales has not had IL in nis power to ar
ford much patronage The fire arts in Rom but he has