The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-07
ARRIVAL OF THE JURA.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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War Preparations Continued on
the Continent.
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Austria Objects to Discuss the Italian
Question in Conference in Paris.
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Sardinia Likely TO Precipitate the
Crisis.
Mere Complications ON the Da-
muBiam Question.
FINANCIAL FAILURES IN PARIS
raAL CONQUEST or GUIDE By THE BRITISH,
&C, &c, &C.

CITY Of Baltimore and rather important In tts character
despatch dated in London on the 18th Of February,
received just previous to the sailing OF the Jua says that
Asstsa agrees to send representation TO The Parts Coe
rtnee provided England and Prussia lc guoratse thai
Ae Isisan question shah not be discussed.
According to the Paris correspondent Of the London
Ass peremptoy orders had been given to toe chambers
Of in France to abstain from giving expression
70 their ardent wishes for peace.
The London H0as Paris correspondent states tha the
whtIe army Of Lyons has been placed ON war 0oting
sad that ts eqpdgss de eapag have been ordered TO
le got IN readiness without delay. #ur
The sdyces from Paris are dated the 18th Of Fcbru
asy. La Pyessc had received warning Tor articla
precisely of the tenor as those which IL had been
publishing for weeks and tho general supposion was
that the measure the representations Of the
Austrian ambassador. The warning had good effect on
she Bourse Recs thel7th ult advanced nearly u per
cent, bat the not fully sustained The closing
quotations were 8s for money and 67 90 for account
II h rumored that NJ Chas. Iadtte, tho Pers banker,
and two glsh housos about to undertake the Piad
nontcse loan.
The Paris correspondent Of the london lGes asserts,
trustworthy gro1nd that the King Of Sardinia is deter
nfnea making attempt to drive out the Austrians,
With tho object OF constituting for hinsc!f akngdon
strong enough to resist Austria the one hand aad
France the other, If need be- and that viii comprise
certainty ot at the CoArt Of Turin that Fanco will
help Piedmont agans. Austria, and that Russia viii be
With her paesyey Austria be left to 1gh. alone, but
acsively AID openly IL any other Power assist Austria
England and Prussia are expected to be neutral The
abose is asserted to the deliberate plan Of the King Of
Eardnl and bis Cabinet and nothing but the withdrawal
VI Franco win divert them from 1t.
The Times and Ness, Of the 18th ult both report fans
&cr on the 11th and better feeling prevailing as an
&yan
market unchanged.
The Geographic received n London or the night
NJ re, uit from the psnptMn PrnCipahsIes, is
what alarming. The new President had already 1ecreed
Che unon Of Wallaca and oliavia. The Porto des
paelng more troops 70 the Danube There is, VIC are
told the possibility of Turkish and Austrian army march
ing into Dnnnban Prncpales, in order to prevent
rne from becoming united people under Prince
Couza their universally elected Hospodar France, Rus
sia and Piedmont will object to this aud England will
probably support Turkey and Austria. But in order to
understand the danger which threatens serious compca-
oSops in that quarter should be known thai IL the Eoldo
Vaaehan territory is attempted TO be occupied By an
Ausso Turkish army, we may expect revolt in Serva,
Bosnia and the island Of Candia.
The Bombay mail Of the 25th OF January arrived AZ
Alsxandra with important from India, the llth
nlsimo.
Tho Englsh campaign in Dude was ended the sih of
gum with some followers, had fed into Ncpaul Mana
Saho was supposed to be with them. Lord Clyde
his way to Lucknow All the forts destroyed aad 900
stand Of arms surrendered. liberal Zemndaree settle
ment going and to be finished on the 10Th oi
February. Tanta Topee WAS still at large, in company
with Fcroao Shah but had een defeated three times in
succession The Eurreo tribes were said to be causing
houble the ssindo frontier Advces from Jauna re-
port engagements between Col Campbell and 5000
RohiIlas.
In the House Of Commons on the 18th Of February M.
Lever took hs seat for Galway, and Mr Salomons fo'
Greenwi wichtho latter taking the oath according to tie
Jewish custom.
Mr. Dunoombe gave notice that he would that the
resolution permitting Jews to take their seats onittng the
words IN the oaths faith Of Christian, be
made a stnndlng order.
Mr. Gipn gave notice of his intention 10
ton declaring IL expedient that the manufacture OF
opium by the soyernrnent Of India should cease.
Mr. Dsracli stated that the prclmnares between the
British and Austrian governments for the construction OF
telegraph line to Alexandra had boen agreed upon, but
the convention had not been signed.
Leave was given Mr.. Ayrson to bring IN bill 10 sweep
away all legal distinctions between newspapers ana other
publications
In the House Of lords the nth ultimo the Of
atairs in Islands claimed attention. The Earl
Of Caruarvon sad that the various documents which had
appeared in the papers were perfectly authentic.
Tne Iarl Of Dorby deprecated partial discussion OF
thc matter his suggestion the subject was dropped.
Late disastrous aures Orleans said (, extesd TO
twelve millions of francs
NJ ,is Iessips left Paris the 18th u for Alexandria
mr. the express purpose ol commencing the snes canal
On the 18th uitmo the .syo des mo.fs OF q sc'rds c2n
s waT read the French senate having ior ts object
" increase from 100000 francs TO 200 francs the
annual doton of The rrlnces and rrincescs Of the I'm
psral iap,y allow Prince Napoleon the OF 100000
saucs Tor his marriage crpensos and cost OF establish
psent and to fix tho ioinure OF the Princess Cetta
The dinner of the friends Of the vote py ballot took
place in Ionoon on the I,la uli Sir Charles Napier in
returning thanks for the navy, again spoke with fear Of
che Frsnch naval power. The chairman, MIR. Berl,ocy
suppressed possibility Of the present go
vernment originating liberal reform 1l In apoosiAns
~ Icttcs Tor hs absence Nj Bish. said tue rco party
bsDot party and tha. any nt,ompt to give eaisiacon
'vAhoH tho bao. mus. isr.
n correspondent OF the london 7sp.s writing from
" vwcouvcrs Island on the 18th Of Doccmocr, says--
Mere n gold here, and something moro. There
fine climate, rich SOIL abundance of land. Govern
men ensneers have found several passos bcween tn
vaipR which obruic between Canada and tho Pacific
throu, ,h which even railways may ran The beneficial
result W tnS discbvcry beyond conjecture. IL wlu at
all cvonss, ado TO fnghnds greatness and prosperity
The IA NC writer adds however hat considerable hard
shps extscd in the upper country from the scarcity Of
provisions Tho miners are reduced TO horse osh bought
from tho Indians at one 10 and q half dollars per
pound fho winter does not appear be severe or koy
TO stop mining. All accounts confirm tho reports of the
richness of tho u cr Fraser river about tho forks Of the
Fraser and Tbompt on brege rivers and the country bo
N Aerng on New CaIcdo Ois, far up the Interior
The Duchess Of IeiDs or died at Maynoo,h ireland on
Dc lt,b Of Fcbrusry.
mo English war steamer Orion, for tho safety Of whsb