The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-17
The Roman States to be Evacuated by the
French and Austrian Soldiers.
The Withdrawal of the Troops Not a
Solution of the Italian Question.
THE POSITION OF RUSSIA.
LORD coWLEY's MISSION TO VIENNA.
Immense Military Preparations Of France
but Napoleon Assures England that
They do Not Mean War.
NEW REFORM BILL In ENGLAND.
AFFAIRS IN INDIA AND CHINA,
Sc, Ac., &c.

AFFAIRS IN INDIA AND CHINA,
The screw steamship City OF Washington Captain Petre,
which LETT Liverpool at 1890 O'Clock the morning Of
Wednesday, the I'd Of March, arrived al this port carly
yesterday morning.
The ID four days later than that brought by the
Asabs, and Is Of an important character.
Lord Cowey arrived ct Vienna the eth Of February,
md teegraphc despatch from that city says that Prince
Frederick William Of Prussia was expected TO arrive
there special mission from Berlin, but lie Nord pub
lkhes telegraphc despatch stating that the projected
diplomatic mission Of Prince Frederick William had been
abandoned.
Thirty nine members Of the wurtemburg Chamber hal
hsued strong address, representing that the
in France made with q view Of establishing vassal
Hases for the Napoleon dynasty This is the enter
tanned generally by the German radicals. Unless the En-
perOr abandon his projects asserted that the Ger
sovercgns will have choice but TO form coalition
against him.
Lord Cowley presented his credentials on the sth.
The Vienna correspondent of the London Times states
that people disguised ,cih the p1y Of the Emperor
Napoleon at they loudly oppressed hope for Dar order
soend The present suspense.
In the House Of Commons the 2Sth ult., Mr..
Disrae r0Ee TO explain and ask leave to Introduce the
promised Parliamentary Reform bill Of the government.
He commenced by reviewing the history Of the reform
question the cardinal Of 1882 and although he
admitted the importance Of population and property he
gave variety Of reasons why representation based
upon these grounds would not answer, and con-
tended that the principle Of representation founded
upon population limited, falacious and entirely
erroneous, and had nothing novel about it, BY the
new measure 1t s not proposed to fully dsfran-
place prcsent is
70 reduce the representation of fifteen small boroughs
from two to one member each and to give Of the fifteen
seats vacated eight OF them to certain counties and the
remaining seven to large borougs not at present repre-
scntedal voting to be done by Of voting papers,
and register to be Kept OF all qualified voters. Mr. Dis
yaah concluded by earnestly recommending the
10 the impartial consideration Of the House. He was
greeted with loud cheers at the termination Of his speech
which occupied three and quarter hours in It's de-
livery.
Several members forthwith proceeded to attack the
bin, including Lord John Russell, Mr. Bright, &c. MIR.
DsEae said that Irish and Scotch bills would also be
teduced e fixed the 2lst OF March for the second read
ing Of the bill During the proceedings the House
G,led in every part. large number OF peers occupied
Ahc gallery set apart for their use and in their midst
Mr.. Dallas, the American Minister.
Io the Boose Of Commons the Let inst BIessrs Wal
pole and Henley both explained for their retire
ment from the Derby Cabinet AS anticipated, dife
OF oprion upon the reform question caused their
secession.
The london Nees gays there were rumors of farther
secessions from the Cabinet in which the Of the
Marquis OF Salisbury and Mr.. c. b. Adderey were In
ciuded.
Mr. Fitzgerald said the correspondence with the United
States respecting the right VISIT would probably be laid
the table In few days He also stated that negoti-
lions with the French government regarding the intro
Aacton of French coolies into the French colonies had
been resumed.
The report that baronctcy to be conferred Mr.
Samuel Cunard is confirmed, and the appointment had
been made. :.
The English mail steamer Prince Frederick William got
aground she entering Calais harbor during
Three passengers drowned. Ono of them was Mr.
J. B. Brayerc, Of Canada.
Madrid paper of the oath ult says tho American
vessel which is conveying the Ncapo,itan exlcs the
United States named the David Stewart, Of 200 tons
burthen. II is said that every accommodation has been
provided on board for tho prisoners.
Some Madrid journals having published telegraphic
despatch announcing that alliance offensive and decn
sve has been entered into between Spain, and
England, for the defence Of the Isle of Cuba the som
official Hgas says" Wo have for asserting that
this despatch Ia false"
The British Board Of Trade returns for the month Of
commercial crisis complete the largo augmentation Of
G. 3l ,s23or 80 per centn the value OF the exports
The chief increase in manufactures and mctas
Is stated that the offered guarantee Of eight per cent
10 the Atlantic Telegraph Company accompanied by
stipulation for its cessation whenever the line
working order
Mr.. Twadnnan, OF the American ship Gibraltar
undergoing repair of the docks Hnvrc was
the 25th ult., employed in the mainop, he lost his
balance and fell 10 the dock, and breaking his spno
taken up dead. He only twenty-five years Of age.
The mails Calcutta of January % reached Engan
the 2sh u The letters confirm the complete pacifca
ton Of Oude Lord Clyde arrived at Lucknow the 18th
Of January. Jung Bahadoor had announced his readiness
not only drive the Mana and the segum but his
willingness to go himself upon the expedition Tho
respondent Of the London Tunes hopes by the mail
to the surrender Of the Begun and the
ton or suicide Of the Mana
The dates from the Cape oE Good Hope are to the 2s of
January. There news Of moment. AT Natal bitter
quarrel OF two years Duration between the Council and
the Governor, had TO crisis The Council refused
70 pass the estimates, ard was dissolved
Tho Cunard steamship Asia, from NewYork arrived on
nj Liverpool at two O'Clock tho afternoon Of Sunday
ahc 9th Of February.
Our London Correspondence.
LONDON, March 1, 1859.
The Derby Ministry and Me Ne,o Reform. Bal
The ldcs Of March come, not passed." and non
know the force of the adage better than the members
OK the Derby government three Of whom--Mr walpole
Mr.. Henley and Sir T. Buwcr Iyt.onhavc already nti
mated their intention Of retiring owing TO their disap-
proval Of Mr.. Dsracls Reform bill, which, after ALI as
far MS We understand IT, calculated TO bench. the
middle Glasses and the small country gentlemen Leaving
the borough qualification unalcrcd he adds 900 clcc