The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24

ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL or THE CITY OF BALTIMORE
TIE VERY LATEST NEWS.
Embarkation Of Napoleon at
Earseilles for Italy.
Marshal CanrObert's Address to
the Army Of the Alps.
70 Alliance Between England and
Any ether Nation.
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What Lord Derby Thinks of the
Duke dc Edaiakoa.
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APPEAL TO TIE PkLEECrs OF FRANCE,
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What Lord Derby Thinks of TIA,
Duke dc E1aiakof.
APPEAL TO TIE PkLEECCs OF FRANCE
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he steamship City Of Baltimore, Captain Leitch,
rsoh left Liverpool ., about two O'Clock in the Afternoon
On Wednesday the 1ith instant, reached this port at half
pact eight O'Clock yesterday morning The touched al
o~k P. NJ on the 18th instant.
Tho OF Ds,ische Post OF Vienna, gives very different
account OF the position OF the Aas.riaos Piedmont to .nat
VI the Piedmont journals II Bays
The from the army IS most satisfactory Tho
Nednontese peasants come out TO meet the Austrian
troops and offer them PROVISIONS ana assistance These
kie readily accepted, and are paio ior al once
revolutionary movement expected ut Como; the
nj color had already been hoss.ed from the castle One
ouaand Greats had arrived at Como, aud contribution
norns and OF provisions had been imposed on the
town.
The ornaments of Austria were go colossal that IL was
sxpessed by the end Of May sne will $50 900 men
VDder ams Very large boaes Of troops continued be
scr. from Vienna to the south.
Il IA said that Aus ia had commenced ooafscaHon of
eAuyth property for purposes the wealth o. the rich
tnasteres being tho only Left and that repro
DensatsDa had been made at Rome which will prevent
sssb proceeding being denounced in that quarter.
l. s stated that the AustTians suffered much from
scsness shat they carrying many disabled
nsn as after pitched battle.
General Prince windischgratz wis 10 leave Vienna on
The 9th special mission to st. Petersburg.
French journal announces that NJ. Nicholas Cnry
who in possession Of income OF three hundred thou
eaad raDcs year, has engaged private solder
cavalry regiment which ID about to take the field
The Paris correspondent Of The London Heyca writing
on ,he eth irst says
Marshal Pessier cioseted two hours with his Ma
Jasty tnis morning, and meeting OF the Prvy Council
sa Hfequepty took place Very extensive powers were
Conferred upon Tue gallant Marshal but to avoid causing
alarm abroad or jealousy at home, extraordinary titles
such az commander chief Of the army Of Observation
sr marshal general viii be eschewed The Marshal is
stSsioie MO- and csres little for the shadow long
he grasps the substance.
NJ. de Persigny had accepted the French mission to
ENGLAND. His appointment regarded IN evidence
o. ihe Emperors desire TO maintain friendly relations with
Eogand.
The subscription TO the French loan Of FIVE hundred
million francs opened tee It'll Inst, three hun
a.ed million francs were subscribed on that day.
The Emperor Napoleon had decided upon increasing the
ade OF he General staff by thirty Generals the oadys
OF ,Le Aajer staa by fifty oicers.
Outward hound merchant vessels from England were
experiencing considerable difficulty in obtaining crew.
sine TO the attraction Of the large government bounty
srered to men joining the navy.
Agents Of the French government making exten.
i've charters Of vessels to convey Goals from England 10
porte in the Mediterranean. Freghs had largely risen
q consequence.
Advicte from Venice the LIST OF May state that the
ce Of hrewood suddenly In that city % per cent
md provisions increased in the proportion
1s great disquetude among the inhabitants, and
Increased by the fact that the municipality took
for obtaining supplies For the town. The
tbat disturbances occurred and tnst the in
shsrence OF the police necessary. The public ar
hives have been removed to Verona, and the Monte
anbardo yenito (pawnbrosiDg estabishmenD mad been
blged to suspend it's operations
The effect OF the movement on business At Havre
thus described in letter dated thence the 9Th inst
This uuhappy has completely para,ysed business
ere. No one knows what to think what TO say Toe
clurs presosted Is somexhat akin that which
10 and iuxuriant vegetation presents after killing
u true the possibility Of war has been every
Tor the last four month"; Nevertheless the
reality has taken every by surprise, and Of
nth TO undergtant what IL Is all about or
what prosressehe country has been drfted into such
Weeping calamity.
deputaton Of the Society Of Friends had waited on
,fd Derby 10 urge peaceful policy.
Tho wife Of DR.. Sheridan Musprat formerly Miss Su-
Cushman, sitter OF Charlotte Cushnan) died at Liver
pol on the 10th innt