The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-06
Popular Opposition to the Derby
Reform Bill.
NEWS FROM USTRALiA.
IMPROVEMENT IN CoNSOLs AND COTTON,
nc. &C., &c.

isoity article
The announcement in the correspondence from Paris
hat the Emperor having been informed OF the innate
resolutions of Austria, desires to recsde by diplomatic
help his aggressive attitude gave general impulse
- prices, which would probably have been still greater
but the question the way in which Sardinia is
Mey to submit TO her disappointment Should she be
etrmned not to tolerate her deseton she has the power
70 sny moment TO upset the best efforts Of the peace
makers while, on the other hand supposing her to re-
main quiet the inference will be unavoidable that she has
been Gained by promise that the change, OF course,
win be merely temporary until aud
parent pretext for war can be manufactured Hence,
until some actual reduction of ornaments is Witnessed
Tie public will not be drawn into any unhestatng mani
HESITATION OF confidence.
The Paris correspondent OF the London Times says
Matters looking brghter both Austria and France
appear inclined towards pacific solution of the pre-
sent difficulty than previous to Lord Coweys mission TO
Vienna. is certain that the force which Austria
has in Lombardy is more imposing than what people ge
morally thought, though it known TO be great and
that in Of hostile the part Of France she
would withdraw her forces from the parts of the
enpirc, and pour them all into Lombardy
The Vienna correspondent Of the London Times says
Urder all circumstances, regards Italy the danger is
passing of for the present IL is great point that the
Emperor Napoleon well disposed and long he
remains go he has right TO be judged favorably
The London Herald received the following from Paris:
The Fire Pooers haze agreed Congress, but the basis
a.! the ezte1 Of the discussions not decided Upon 10
Giu Ls held neutral city, and The Hague is mentioned as
Ae place.
The London Times has the following from Vienna
VIENNA, March 10, 1859.
Within the last few hours things have assumed much
favorable appearance. Both France and Austria
dhpay very copcatory spirit 1t is stated that there
. TO be q Congress in some neutral place.
despatch from Vienna, dated on the Goth u, says-
The OFT Deuche Post the public not TO place too
much confidence in peaceful reports AID says that 10
very doubtful whether congress Of European Powers will
- cenvoked.
NE Imperial Law Gazette Of the 10th of March contains
decree prohibiting the expectation of arms, gunpowder
end sulphur to the Italian States.
The London Herald says
is asserted that France intends protest against the
construction of Notifications by the Ausrans in Pacenza
According advices from Rome to the 18th ut Gene
sa Grammont has again received note from Cardinal An
hsnelli requesting the immediate evacuation Of the States
Of she Church by the French troops.
The London Ne,cs observes-The last Austrian circular
u sad TO have been written throughout by Prince Met
sesnch.
j. Ghika Prince of Samos has been appointed Minister
OF the Interior Of Noldavia
Tie Nespolitan police have been warned that o.,
explosive materials and Illuminating powder, concealed
under layers of tobacco have been sent from Genoa and
are en- 10 Naples circular has been sent from the
heads Of the Custom House their agents. enjonng the
most attention and examination Of everything
Yiyiag from Genoa The letter is in manuscript, and
skictly confidential.
A large meeting of the workingmen Of London
vefrment Reform bill.
About fl2 900 Of bar gold taken from the Bank Of
England on Saturday March 49, for the Continent
In the English House Of Commons, March 2i on the
srer the second reading Of the Representation Of the
People bill, made by the Chancellor Of the Exchequer,
Lord J. Russell moved amendment, resolution
That neither just polite to interfere, in the
nor proposed in this BILL with the freehold franchise as
hitherto exercised In the counties in England and Wales
and that readusment Of the franchise will satisfy
xhs House the country which does not provide for
greater extension Of the suffrage in cities and boroughs
than 10 contemplated in the present measure
After much discussion, the debate was adjourned till
March %.
In the House Of Commons the 21st Of March, Major
Edwards begged ask the Under Secretary Of State for
Foreign Affairs whether the announcement he made last
sssson that the Peruvian had arranged that
the price of guano should be uniform here and in the
ed States, had been justified by the result and If not,
what steps her Majesys government proposed 10 akeS
In reply Mr. s. Fitzgerald said that the only informa-
Nm her Majestys government possessed derived
om the public journals-no official communication hay
~ yet been made TO them the subject. If such DIFF
ference the price Of guano stated TO exsn Eng
land and America perpetuated, II would be the duty
q the TO bring the matter seriously under the
consideration of the Peruvian government.
The Earl of Devon died in England on the 10th ultmo
IN his eighty second year The late Peer was the 10th
RAr the title having been dormant from the death, in
1885, Of Rdmund Of Henry the attanted Marquis Of
Exeter whose behalf the Earldom of Devon had been
revived 1862 till the 18th Of March, 1884, when it was
sAjudged by the House Of Lords william third vscount
COurtenay cousin Of the deceased Earl who succeeded
NE ancient title on his demise in 1885.
The Paris Galigndni Of the Doth Of March Observes
General Walkers last speculation his CONVEX
sion TO CaholcDm-does not seem 10 have excited any
strong feelings Of triumph In the religious journals Even
and offers the following advice TO the lbuster Let vii
ham Walker devote 10 the defence Of truth remarka
be talents which he has hitherto wastcd unjust
end his unexpected conversion may become IN important
event for religion
Berlin correspondent intmates the probability OF
carly abdication the part Of the King Of Prussia II
supposed political amnesty prepared for pubcatos
ss the christening Of the infant Prince will be published
the accession Of Wilhelm L., the future title Of the
Prince Regent The Prince and Princess Frederick Viii
Ham VIII be styled Crown Prince and Princess
Reports having been made that the Turkish government
vas preparing formidable armaments the Turkish Minis
Yer IN Paris has given that the Divan had
nerey organized two camps Of observation Of 5000
eacn one at Sophia and the other at shuma in Bulgaria
There has come OF before the civil tribunal Of Paris
trial which strictly suppressed there a. Napoleon I'LL
- m point Of fact the defendant In 1851 he sought 70
Ye money III London by the issue Of scrip based on the
recovery OF Queen Hortense his mothers propertv
fscased In 1875 Very few OF these certificates wore
gstabe; but two Belgian bankers De Coca and Tervan
que, became possessed Of certain amount They broupb,
their action 10 recover the moneythc tribunal decreed
that Louis Napoleon In London could not give away va,
10 had not and that by decree Of the 2lst January
1859, the Bonaparte family had renowned all claims Of
any family inheritance whateverp Plaintiffs nousuited
Very important news had reached the French govern
nent from s Commissioner China, bearing date the
18th January The commercial part Of the treaty Of Ten
Tim had not yet been sent back from Pekin with the ra
hAson Of the Emperor attached to IT, because the En-.
Sww esa poi bs brought 10 pat bic name 70 the csuss