The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-31
MORNING EDITIoN-THURsDAY MARCH 81, 1859

on that the general wish Of the people OF the United
States to preserve the bonds Of friendship At
existing between the United States and Spain and TO do
everything their power avoid any misunder-
between the two countries The Queen replied in terms
fatterDg both 70 the United States and its Minister
It was believed that the misunderstanding between
Spain and Mexico had been nearly settled by
telegraphic despatch from Madrid learn that the
government has given orders for defntve Of
the Mexican questions that imposing squadron being
organized and that great preparations for pro-
gress.
The financial world has been disturbed by strange
incident N. Milhaud the financial hacker Of NJ Felix
Belly and the ea. capitalist, the proprietor OF the Pays
and ali sorts of ministerial papers, the manspring Of var
ous great undertakings, has been arrested. True he
has been liberated after being subjected 70 inerro
gatory; but his affairs will be subjected TO still more
searching investigation.
The Duke of Nassau having been thrown by his horse
has had his head and foot severely injured II is still
doubtful whether the accident will prove fatal or not.
The prosecution Of the members of the Phenx Clu6
in Ireland had failed in consequence of the disagreement.
Of the jury. They to be tried again the Both.
The Emperor Napoleon would review Imperial Guard
on the 10Th 1t the anniversary OF the entry into
Paris OF Napoleon l. his escape from Elba There
expectation that the Emperor would address the
troops.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Daily Nes says
1t may now be considered certain that Prince Napoleon
will be created vceroy Of Algeria.
Advices had been received from Naples to the 18th inst
The operation which the King undergone has
sectual tumor in the groin is feared and that
gangrene or carries may set in in the thigh Cardinal
Raro has ordered prayers for his Maestys recovery
The public funds fell two francs.
The accounts from Berne relative TO the health Of the
King Of Prussia, says letter from Berlin, very unfa
vorabe The intellectual strength his Majesty appears
TO be completely exhausted
The King Of Portugal has accepted the resignation Of
the Ministry The Duke of Terceira is charged with the
formation Of Cabinet. The following are the mem
bers OF the Ministry
President Of the Council and Minister Of War; Duke Of
Terceira.
Minister of Interior, Fontes.
Justice, Ferrao
Finances Rlbeifo.
Public Works, Serpa.
Marine, Ferreira.
Advices have been received from the Caucasus On the
10th of February General JcElokimoF, with his corps
darmee, laid siege to the town of weden () schamyls
capital The place fortified and the besieged appeared
determined TO make n stubborn resistance.
Danish vessel had been driven away from the coast
OF Japan, treaty having been concluded with Denmark
600 men died of cholera in Jeddo during month
Sir Henry storks has instructed xed commission to
submit to him proposals administrative reforms for the
lonian Islands.
A letter from Naples in the Brussels Independence
says
Last week Vesuvus was the scene Of deplorable
event An American, who II is said had the evening be-
fore received disastrous news from home, threw himself
while in the presence Of number of travellers OF
countries into current Of lava HIS body of course
almost instantly consumed.
Mr.. Scott Russell is to finish the Great Eastern.
The Ceyon, with India mails, passed Hurst Castle at
545 p. NJ.
The Cunard steamship Africa, from New York, arrived
out ct Liverpool at O'Clock the morning the
14th, and the steamer Saxona, from New York,
reached Southampton the morning
The steamship City of Manchester arrived
Liverpool at O'Clock the afternoon Of the I7th
the Fulton reached Southampton the morning the
18th.
The clipper ship Dreadnnught arrived at Liverpool on
the 18th OF March, her passage from New York being
called thirteen days and eight hours, mean time Her
adyices were only anticipated day by the steamer
Lebanon