The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-19


at the ontside, the payments on the whole
uansacton to DO spread by easy nstalmens po-
has been made 70 the effect that Ia not improbable that
the Russian government may contemplate consolidation
Of portion o. The debt contracted in Holland during the
ST. Petersburg letter OF the 27th OF March ssysThe
question Of the loan has been finally settled The houses Of
+ N. hagnus, in Berlin, and Thomson Bonard in st. Pc
tersburg have succeeded against very compe
tors Of all parts Of Europe It win be rscoleced that the
1t has been taken at the price which the
demanded.
The New Diplomats from the East.
THE JAPANESE INvOYs ABOUT TO SET OUT FOR WASH.
INGrON-OUR GOVERNMENT TO FAY ALL Ex--
PRNsEs.
IFrom the Overland Friend Of China, Feb. TAT
Mr. Townsend Harris, the able American dipIomatst
made great point of obtaining the Emperors consent
the despatch Of two Imperial Commissioners 70 Washing
amsss states Ss H IN
carry out this part Of the negotiations the United States
steamship Mississippi leaves this for simoda 70 morrow
morning about eight O'CLOCK. Arrived at Sim0da the
rangements for new cabins on deck &C., will be left 70
Japanese artisans. The Powbatan, bearing Commodore
Iatnas fag viii also leave this for Japan about fort
nght and after seeing the Mississippi OF 70 San Fran
CISCO will then convey Mr. Townsend Harris 70 Jeddo.
KAnagawa is spoken Of as the most likely port for
foreign station hereafter.
The Hong Kong correspondent OF the London Tines,
Great surprise has been occasoned 1t Shanghas by
Lord Aalmesburys despatch regarding the trade with
Japan No vessel left for Japan before the 2bsh Of Oco
Der, his Iordsbp's despatch dated the 24h Of No
vember when latest date from shanghse was the 10th
Of September We are therefore at loss TO conceive
whence the information have been derived which
led Lord Malmesbury into such grevous error.
or Lord Elgin's future movements little In known.
Some he will accompany the expedition up the Canton
river along with Baron Gos and then await the arrival Of
the new ambassador here others affirm that he will
shortly return to Shanghae and there be joined by Mr.
Bruce. We incline TO the latter opinion Meanwhile,
such force Is being organized for the forth viii most
Ten sin hich there Is linls doubt TIER si try 70 Grade
nnless our Ambassador backed By sufficient force nuke
residence hopeless.
Turkey.
Adyices from Trieste of .he 3ist Of March sayOmar
Pacha Ia expected here from Belgrade. Troops were
despatched 10 Sophia the day before yesterday.
According to advces from the Caucasus the Russian
General had made proposals Of arrangement 70 the chiefs
There here continual fresh arrivals Of troops rom
Anatoa The payments due TO the troops Of this place
have been made.
British Columbia.
The London Times Of the LIST Of April says:-Our new
colony Of British Columbia 49, according the last &C.
counts in a most satisfactory condition THIS viii DO
lishment on the Pacific coast has been quite favorte
since the dnes reached home that gold had been found
along the course Of the Fraser river At the last advices
the difficulties which the influx Of miners had caused
were passing away as the great body Of them dreadng
the winter and the high price Of provisions had returned
10 San Francisco Government strong enough 70 keep
order among those who remained In spring the rush
Of troops would have arrived the admnistrstive
and judicial arrangements Of the colony would be
With respect 10 the mineral wealth Of the country the 60
counts are most captivating II is reported, good
authority that the whole Of the Fser river up
its source In the Rocky Mountains contains rich deposits
Of god and that the tributary streams
dant In metallic wealth. The gold extent OF
territory, II these reports be true (which viii Bril-
teh Columbia the most important gold producing region
In the world.
The Death OF the Marquis OF Waterrord.
from the Conme Chronicle
Two foxes had been killed, and q third run Lord
Waterford and about fifteen gentlemen remainsd 70
the close, started from CORDIALLY toward Dowan HILL he
be- s
Meath hounds On coming TO narrow byroad near the
Mountain Grove and after passing through grass fold,
the huntsman In advance, J. Ryan, called out Lord
Waterford, who approaching q small fence about
three feet high and then pulled up the hunter in order
70 allow the animal TO step over IL. my Lord,o said
Ryan, there q bit Of grippe at other side, Uhe
road ride Of the ditch "Oh, mind" said his lord
other side Of the eripe the ami
NAL to fall forward on It's knees throwing the Marquis
He remained In that position three moments but
the horse not recovering ITSELF Lord Waterford fell out OF
road-a very slight fall but yet unhapply suicent To-
dsocaton Of the neck probably conclusion OF
Rvsn hs s,sanshssa rasr mh aean JOHNNY
groom, who his LOrdsbip FALL dismounted and while
the former held the dying nobemans head his breast
and the latter chafed his hands, the Marquis 70
breathe. Captain Jephson and Dr. Organ were nstanta
neousy on the spot with the huntsmau brady
poured into bis mouth and externally applied but ana-
ton returned not-he dead. The remainder OF tho
field returned in twenty minutes after the Of tbs
third fox-o learn with dismay the sad accident which
The body, having been placed on bier was conveyed
to the road az no car could get the lane and there IT.
was laid On break carriage belonging 70 Lord Bessbo
rough, and slowly the mournfu group wendell their way
to Curraghmore where IL arrived at about nine O'Clock
last night The fearfully sad intelligence broken
the bereaved Warehouses; his lordshps re-
turning but who describe her ladyshps feelings a.
sounds in the courtyard below that painful OCCASION
while bearing the remains Of deeply beloved husband
Of waterfords mother Lady Stuart Rothesay the heir
TO the title and estates, the Rev. Lord John Beresford
bury were teegraphed for and their arrival hourly
expected when left Curraghmore. II supposed that
the mortal remains Of the deceased lord win be Inferred
in the family vault at Conegam churchyard on the estate
on Monday or Tuesday next.
The Quarters Revenue OF Great Britain.
From the London Times, April IL
TIE tables for the quarter Just been pub
the country at very important juncture With vast
military preparations afo)t in Europe, and with India
calling many millions early instead Of being source
Of profit matter Of interest to watch The chs
ITCHY of the mother country and the less ease
with which the heaviest burdens are borne For
ended March 81 1852 the from
quarter LAST year Of the increase being principal
y in the duties tea, wine and tobacco The increase
the the whole year ended March 81 1852
10 no less than 81 $780, there being large Increased
cepts for sugar and tobacco also corn currants silk
manufactures, and other articles.
On the excise the revenue for the year eli 900,
planned by the great increase Of on the
duty and licenses there being decrease receipts
hops Of 10000 decrease of Gao 000 in place Of
the anticipated increase consequent duty
on Irish spirits This decrease made evident on
comparison Of the quarter which gives f3 900 in
the place Of f3 900 for the corresponding quarter Of
last decrease Of f64 600. This falling OF ID ar
bued TO the diminished consumption spirits 10 England
and Ireland. Now, though certainly increase on the
paper duty and decrease spirits like hopeful
moral sign, still TOO much uninstructed 10 the
causes OF these fluctuations found any theory upon
them. All that that raising Of the duty
On Irish spirits has not only not increased the revenue
but diminished it, and that the point must have been
Willingly reached which 1rishmans love Of his
inRs predominates over his love Of whiskey.
On the year increase stamps Ii $500 050 caused
Of COURSE chiefly by the stamps bankers Cheeks the
increase the quarter 9,248. The decrease the
property income for the year ca, 0o2 ,528 and
on the quarter 190760l II need be this vs.
In OF the lower duty rho revenue Of
the Post OGce for the year f3 200 000 being in
Of f2s0 900 on the last year The increase