The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12
Speech OF Dsracli on tn, Euties Of tn Crown
and Rights Of the People.

THE PEACE DEMANDS OF SPAIN OF MOROCCO
NEWS FROM RUSSIA,
10, 10, 10.
me steamship New York. Captain Won santn, which
si Brs The 18th and Southampton the 23d Of
February arrived n this port early yesterday Sunday
morning.
The New York brought 27s passengers and 700 Of
nsrohandise.
She experienced very boisterous weather during the
voysge-having had westerly gale for ten days
ming, without ntermission
me commercial and financial advices by The New York
have anticipated by elegraphic dispatches from
Nova scotan, at st. Johns N f., published In the
HERALD on the 9th and 10th instants.
The London Times of the goth Of February says
Populations from the various trades connected with
The bonded system throughout the United Kingdom had
with the Chancellor Of the Exchequer Satur
day while agreeing with the features OF the
Budg pointed out the oppressive and in some cases the
probbory effect Of the charges proposed 10 be laid
upon goods in bond. Mr. Gladstone expressed his read
receive all suggestions and to introduce such mod
hcaiions rs may be proved 10 be necessary
The report OF conspiracy against Napoleon, brought
by the Nova scotian, n not fully confirmed, although
some of the London papers, including the Herald
believe that plot on foot for his injury.
A new journal came out in Paris the 18th uumo
which 10 supply the place Of the Unipers, called lie
Monde
The Grand Duke Ferdinand ". Of Tuscany, having
passed few days at Par had left again for Bavaria 1t
that he about to address manifesto to the
Tuscan nation, promising forget the past and to grant
constitutional reforms.
The Paris koni.e,v of the Goth Of February says,
NJ Lesseps and the Duke OF Albonfera were yesterday
received private audience by the Emperor who
them the positive assurance that NJ Thouvenel has
Of entering into negotiations with the English Cabinet
with the object OF removing the last obstacles which OPP
pose the realization Of the Suez canal scheme.
Tie stsgr alton in financial and commercial affairs noticed
for months past still prevailed Paris no change
expected until the result OF the debate in the English
Parliament the treaty OF commerce Is known. The
manufacturers Of Lyons had q steady, though not
extensive business The Paris -four and corn markets
were Arm.
despatch from Paris OF the 2st Of February reports
A circular OF NJ. Bilaut says:-A time has arrived to
put end 10 the attempts at agitation the Roman
question NJ Bault instructs the Projects TO prohibit,
according to law the rbuton Of writings and pamph
lets unl duly authorized and To report TO the Council
OF State whenever the liberty OF the pulpit abused He
recommends them to combine moderation with frmness,
the ymperop desires peace and liberty for religion.
The Liverpool ALTON, Of the 18th OF February, says
In conversation recently between her Majesty and
Lord Palmerston the French treaty warmly discussed
and tomewhsi 100 urgently pressed upon her Majesty,
said that the Queen, handing Lord Palmerstn slip Of
paper with these letters 'AABRYIET desired his lord
ehp 10 form The into one word which would apty
her Msiesty's views on the question OF the treaty
Your readers shall have the word next week.
Lonoon herald oil 80. uary, remarks
The country has very good indignant that
Mr.. Coboep, man OF known peculiaries regards
foreign naiions shord of all others have been seecied
by the government TO negotiate this treaty this too
after he had failed in the management OF his private
negotiations Ia America But, maugre all nis or he is
sent as packmau TO Paris, with quite a wallet OF our
goods, negotiate great commercial treaty between
tons, as II it was simply pedding affair of the sale
IT, and 80 Mr. Gladstone views it; but IL Judge our
coun,rymen right, so will they not view it.
The London Times Of the 23d Of February, remarks in
its city article
II is stated that since November last, when the
experiment OF shipping gold to the India markets
kets menced, the total has amouted TO nearly
fGo00t0 At nrst the consguments yielded profit, the
native importers causing the quantities DO melted into
ten ounce ipgos, which foun convenient 10 many
transactions in place OF the usual heavy OF silver
The pront however led 10 supplies being despatched in
excess OF the growing demand and according TO the
latest advces the sovereign was worth only 2es price
which, reckoning the charges or transmission would
volve loss 70 the importer OF three per cent The remit
tances, therefore, viii now again be limited silver,
WHICH, as the last quotations OF exchange show alter
aon may be expected 70 continue their SCALE
The Paris Aonierr publishes the official return Of the
customs for the month Of january, amounting
70 GIL 237f being increase Of o22 oeof
corresponding month Of 1852 AMI Of 1888 1891 that
II 1855.
A cespatch from Rome, dated the 2lst uamo, says
~ Thouvenel from Paris, said
That Immediately upon receiving the orders Of the
Sovereign Pontf, be will place the Nunco at Paris In
position 10 communicate the Intentions Of the PapAl 60
vernment. The most influential members Of the Holy
College affirm that the Pope holds in readiness a now
Pvcio, already signed, realizing the promises made
Gaeta but that before promugating Plus TX demands
that the patrmony Of St Peter shall be guaranteed 70
him.
The ship Luna, lately wrecked the OF France,
struck, said the rock whereon was wrecked
the Blanche Nef (white ship) Nov o. $780, having on
board three children Of King Henry Of England, the
Princes William and Richard Princess Adela sixteen
ladies' Of the court and number OF other persons Of
quality, amounting in all TO 6o The total board
$50 souls, Of whom only one-Bsrold, butcher Of
Rouen-was saved.
The london Star, Of the 22d OF February, says-Ihe
Rev H. d. Northrop, Of the United States preached last
Sunday evening IN the Pavilion theatre. whechape the
place which is said to hold above four thousand, was
crowded In every part Mr.. Northrop IL q young man
about three and twenty, md has come England on
vbt expecting 10 return shortly Americv, being en-
gagged 70 take charge Of the Park Congregational chape
Brooklyn, New York His style OF preaching seems adapt
I'd 70 all classes but especially active work
ing people. Ah voice remarkably clear and well mod
uated, and 10 the general opinion Of those who have
hxy viii equal that OF Mr. Sturgeon. Ills ecnmcnts arc
evangelical and anti slavery.
THR ANCL0-FRRNCH TRADE TREATY.
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