The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-23
Important Debate in the British Par
fiament.
Speeches by Lord Derby, Lord Palmers'
ton, Lord John Russell, Disraeh
and Others.
The Peace Of Europe Depending
on Napoleon.
IN: AUSTRIAN AND SARDINlAN LOANS
HEAVY EXPORTS OF GOLD FROM AUSTRALIA.
&C., &c., &c.


le Liverpool Saturday, the 9Th instant, at eleven
O'Clock morning. reached this por. at nine O'Clock
yesterday morning.
The the Africa has been in great measure an
tctoated by telegraphic report, TO date from
ST. Johns N f., published last Friday morning, after the
arrival of the Prince Albert from Galway.
The London Times, in some extended remarks on the
Atlantic telegraph Gays tina. the tests for faults give such
results as almost lead belief continuity
ceased and the wre is completely parted but that
theless there no, wanting able men who express
the seves confident that the still capable Of being
restored 10 good working order.
The London Netcs points that there two Italics
Ia presence Of each oherthe Papal and the
Sandman French. The peninsula only be pac6ed by
already mutlaed treaty beng superseded by the en-
Eanchisement of a NATION.
The political department of the London journals of the
bth instant devoted 10 the question of The Times
think either France Austria Piedmont will de-
rive any encouragement break the peace Of Europe
from thing that said in Parliament on the 4th inst
The proec, Of the London Post is recommendation Of
the treaty 1916 Let the Powers of Europe fail 70 take
this coureo, and though declaration OF war may be
made collision the frontier will arise Piedmont is
sure be involved in hostility with Austria France will
be bound Piedmont and the torch OF
lighted, tell when 1t will be quenched.
The city articles in all the London papers of the 9Th
advert the grave aspect Of political affairs the Con-
tnept and at home
The Ne,cs augurs from the remarks of the Premier and
the Chancellor Of the Exchequer that the position Of TO-
reign affairs critical Ministers unable to fur
nsh authoritative explanations respecting the intentions
Of the French Emperor. is felt clearly than
ot The key to the preet difficulty Paris, and that the
preservati0s Of peace depends the oiu Of Individual
In the Times asserted the conviction is that war is
Intended to be provoked The discussion in both houses
OF Parlamen. has mad very discouraging effect which
has greatly aggravated by despatch announcing
the intention Of Sardinia to attempt to make loGn and
by the imperial pamphlet on Italy
Paris w.i.er in the London Times states that two Eng
sh engineers were to leave Southampton before the
Africa sailed Greytown Nicaragua, in order to notify
the Presidents of Nicaragua and Costa Rca Of the ap
proach Of a staff Of engineers and workmen under
charge of NJ. Belly, who would commence work on hi
interoceanic canal The rst stone Of the would be
laid with great ceremony.
Mr.. Golden will shortly pay visit to the United States
Advices from Naples report conspiracy in the feet
and the seizure OF twenty naval officers.
Uneasness continued 10 prevail Lombardy end trade
was parayzed
The Dpian Parliament after having unanimously de-
cared for union with Greece passed resolution to elect
Parliamentary Committee for the purpose of considering
what further measures should be taken. Mr. Gladstone
IN consequence, auuFesseoa 10
stating that this resolution contrary TO the constu
ton advising that the committee be merely empow
cred to address petition to Queen Victoria. Acting
this Mr. Gladstone furnished with the address of the
Committee to the Queen with request to lay before the
great Powers their desire for a union with Greece.
On the 4h instant Messrs Rothschd intmated 70 the
Exchange that the subscription list Of the Austrian
loan instead of being closed Monday morning. would be
kept open until the nex, Friday evening. probably
feb that uold subscribe pending the uncertainty
tothe speech of The Emperor Of the French
The London Times Of the 5th instant says II is pre-
sumed the Sandman loan must be intended to be
raised at Turin, If that be mpractcable at Paris,
der French guarantee originally reported In Lon
don ico,ld scarcely be entertained r moment The fau
the ering foe per cent has already been equal nearly
ten per cent stree Jdnuayy1.
The last price Of the three per cent Rentes the Paris
Bourse the 4th Instant .or money was &c. Compared
with the closing prices Of the previous day this price
shows fresh fall of S to q per cent, making reduction
Of nearly u per cent in two days, and total fall of
fully 6x per cent since Ne,o Years.
The steamship City of Manchester sailed from
Liverpool for New York the I'd inst with about 100
passengers