The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-02
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF The CITY OF BAL lTlM0RE.
FOUR DAYS LATER INTELLIGENCE.
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Apparent Subsidence of the War
Feeling.
OUR RIGHTS ON THE OCEAN.
Important Debate in the British Par
lament.
The New Austrian and Sandman Loans
in Bad Way.
M &N Hc

in Bad Way.
&C., DO, &c.
The screw steamship City Of Baltimore, Capt Lcitch,
which sailed from Liverpool at about 1880 the
ing Of the l6h Of February arrived here al quarter
three O'Clock yesterday morning.
The panic appears 10 be dying out. The Paris
respondents of the English press have little that s
upon the subject The correspondent Of lie Nrd says
that all the efforts made by England 10 induce France
and Austria TO agree upon common ground for negoa
tions on the subject Of Italy have failed.
current in London that the Earl of Ma mesbury had pro
posed the meeting Of congress especially TO arrange for
the evacuation Of the Roman States.
The Manchester Guardian OF the 18th ultmo says:-
1t is pity that Mr. Golden did delay his departure
for the United States week longer. he may be wanted
before his return 10 execute the part allotted TO him in
the programme for the regeneration Of Europe designed
by an eccentric French journalist TO whom referred
yesterday. N-to NJ Emile de Grcrdins favoritc
coDuncon-a manifesto issued by the Emperor Napoleon
ILL., should create in England movement Of opinion tend
ing to carry Messrs Golden and Bright into the Ministry
and this should happen while Of the trade Dos
curl s not at hand to take the place assigned TO him. the
great opportunity for humanity may be rretrevaby lost
The negotiations between England and Austria relative
to the construction OF an electric telegraph from Ragusa
Alexandria had terminated satisfactorily having
undertaken to lay cable containing three electric
between Ragusa Corfu Zante Canda and Alexandria, Eng
land guaranteeing half Of six cent interest the
estimated outay-haf million sterling. The work s to
| be completed within eighteen months.
The Paris correspondent Of the London ess assured
that negotiations between the British and French govern
ments on the subject Of Newfoundland about be
resumed and that the Baron de Ia Ronciere LIE Noury
appointed commissioner TO conduct the negotiations
| the part Of the French government
The French Minister Of War had given orders that fur
shOud he wit cotfon
to be used in place Of gunpowder, according to i'm
proved plan
The pamphlet of NJ de Grardin entitled La Guerre,"
had made s appearance in Paris and attracted consde
rable attention The writer is opposed TO upon the
question Of Italy, and urges that war be thought
cessary 1t should be undertaken with view to unity
France and Russia being aesto the partition Of
Europe into two empes-hat Of the West and that Of the
East Girardn's arguments and supposuons gene
| rally rdiculed
The steamship Great Eastern had been formally regis
tered at the Custom House. London, in the of the
Great Ship Company, owners free from membranes
The first step towards preparing the vessel for had
been made by hosting in the main shaft of the paddle
engines by means Of Bishops derrick The weight the
| shaft is about forty tons.
Mr. Disrael in reply TO Lord Paget stated that gov
ernmcnt would not grant ndoua guarantees either
70 the Atlantic telegraph to any other submarine
| graph.
Mr. Richardson asked Lord Stanley whether orders had
been sent to India to discontinue the British service the
practice of blowing human beings from gunsg Lord Stan
ley replied that he hoped the had arrived when the
necessity for military executions would cease.
Mr. Dsrae gave notice that he would bring forward his
| reform bill on the 2sth of February.
Mr.. S. Fitzgerald stated in reply 10 inquiry that un
der the new treaty the introduction Of opium China
would not in future be Illegal but it would be subject TO
an import duty of FIVE per cent.
Lord Stanley in moving for leave to introduce bill en-
powerng government TO raise money England for the
service OF India, entered at length into history Of the
financial position of England He stated that the revenue
and expenditure for 1857 to 1858 slowed q deficit of
OOo and for 1855 1859 deficit Of fl2 ooO
exclusive Of compensation be given sufferers by the
| Indian mutiny.
was generally believed that the bids in London for
the six million Austrian loan only between FL 900 900
| and f1 $780, 900.
We find the following in the Memorial Diplomatiqe-
The Piedmonese government has proposed to several
banking houses in Paris to undertake the loan of ty mil
ons II requires them only TO take II commission, in
order TO issue it, by opening public subscription
France It offers commission Of ~ per cent, which is
house, to w1om ese proportions hare been nadeond ne
could name seueral-haN refused 10 occupy Themselves tci
this lcdn being convinced that unless should be guaan
teed by great Power they would not find subscribers
ton
The Paris correspondent Of the London Globe states as
settled affair that the King Of Sardinia will marry Maria
daughter Of the Grand Duchess Maria of Russia.
The Neapoitan frgste strombol with the amnested
political prisoners board, at Cadz on the Sd Of
February for the purpose Of transferring the prisoners to
Spanish vessel bound to New York The commander Of
the English steamer Amazon had offered At Cadz to con-
vey all the exes to England free Of charge but his offer
declined.
mo tar nd D,rho~ of r,oc
the King Of Tuscany, had died at Naples.
The French ratified Chinese treaty TO be couveyed 70
Pekin by Secretary Of Embassy, who will leave Paris
within month and join Baron Gros. NJ Duchesne de
Beecour named 10 be the bearer of the ratified Japan
treaty.
The French Journal de Lotrd announces that Mr. Henry
des Tureaux the stockbroker who absconded from Or
leans with securities to large amount belonging to his
clients, has been arrested ina house Marseles,
where he was preparing to leave the country
The London Court Journal Of the 18th ut, Observes:
Mr. Murphy, the new Mexican Minister, who presented
his credentials to her Majesty some weeks back has been
in active communication with the Foreign Office since the
Queen delivered the speech from the throne the open
ing of Parliament
The Rev. Mr. Spurgeon has abandoned his contemplated
trip TO America, certainly for the present year.
The steamship Europa arrived at Liverpool at $40 p NJ
on the 14th ult.
The Cunard steamship Jura, which was To have
sailed from Liverpool on the 18th Of February simulta
neously with the Canada only proceeded short distance
down the Mersey, when she anchor owing TO the
hazy Of the weather AZ she lying In the stream
on the night Of the 12th she into by the steamer
Windsor from Dublin and had her bowsprt figure head
cutwaer carried away rendering necessary for her
to so into dock for repairs. Her cargo damaged
and was supposed she would be again ready for sea on
or about the 10th Of February.
Russia.
Arupor prevailed that Russia concentrating troops
on the foners OF Modava and II asserted that in
the event OF war In Italy army of 200 900 mon will
be posted In Russian. Poland.
The I0nlnR Islands.
Mr.. Gladstone had formally presented the reply Of |
Queen Victoria 10 the Ionian Assembly
Her Majesty tells the Ionians she can neither
abandon the obligations has undertaxen
yey or permit any application TO any other Power in fur
tnerapce OF any smlar design she s the sole organ OF
tbe lonan States in the councils OF Europe. She will en-
force obedience TO the laws but has adopted tue measures
she deemed most conducive TO the good OF the Ionian
people and she awaits the enlightened operation