The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-03
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
ADDITIONAL intelligence FROM EUROPE.
Lord Brougham's Apology to Mr.
Dallas.
Our London and st. Petersburg
correspondence,
&c., &c., &c.

Liverpool at ten o'clock 2ls and from Queenstown
on the evening of the 22d arrived here yesterday after
noon Her advices have been anticipated by the Prince
Albert at St. Johns but the reception our files enables
us TO give complete details Of European news I'd TO the
| day Of sailing.
the 18th ult. Lord Brougham apoogzed to Mr. Dallas
for the insult offered the pre- vous day the following
| language
exceedingly regret that the observations made on
the first day have been interpreted into something dsre
specul to the United States No who has known me
will accuse me OF such intention respect breth-
rem Of the United States, when differ from Thorn.
When called attention, in the presence friend Mr.
Dallas to the, in my opinion, important statistical fact
that most respectable colored gentleman from Canada
member Of the Congress only called his attention.
to just would the attention Of excellent friend
the representative Of the Brazs who is here day. and
God knows do the slightest disrespect for
the Brazs ought also to have called the attention Of
the Count de Rpada he Spanish representative the
same subject they have colonies and they have
various coors in their posi- ssions. cal his attention
TO II hereby, applause
meeting Of the creditors of Messrs Streateed Law.
renee Mortimore leather and hide factors had been
held The proceedings excited the greatest interest
1t appears the ascerained liabilities TO s744 44s
whilst the assets estimated paper G2l4 I4o The
profits averaged in 1858 and 1859 about Gao 900 per an
mum. The embarrassment OF the firm arose through
supporting other houses in the came trade
Once engaged with them, it obliged 10 70 on
providing them with means. The inducements grew
from 1895 coo in 1857 when the firm solvent 10 the
| present large amount. The embarrassment Of the
smaller houses brought the difficulties Of the larger house
to climax The usual facilities OF discount off,
and astoppage Inevitable searching inquiry
sdered necessary by the majority of the creditors but
the chairman (lr. Chapman) announced that his firm
(Overend Emery co., hal come to the determination
TO place the estate in the bankruptcy His
TO this effect negatyed by u large majority Mr..
| mt hat nfobt
elicit the opinion OF English merchants Infamous
practice OF circulating accommodation bills pnrportng
70 be for general transactions and only regret was
not met with unanimous consent He said be should not
alter his determination, and instructions had already
been given to place the in Bankruptcy Courtu
1t was inmated that similar would be pursued
with regard 10 the Liverpool firm the ance Of bank
ers In that town.
The Liverpool Mercury the 2Ist announced the failure
Of Mathew Steele CO.. Ct that town The report "a IN.
founded, as hear from subseq lent edition Of the
Mercury received Via Queenstown, and also note from
| Our Liverpool agent.
Further Ministerial changes talked of Naples all
tending to render the government and LIBERAL
The Non'ode names Of tho future Cabinet.
~ Liborio Romano, Project Of Police and Nm Bal
dachinl, Ferrigui and vinimigia Nothing remains Of
the old police, not the name. The department is
known as the Direction o. Public Safety and Qcnsto
ship.
The Minister Of The Interior has officially received forty
four migrants who arrived at Naples on the 10Th uIt
some Of the officers Of the marine have taken the oath
TO the constitution condition Of being ordered to
lght against Italians.
General Clary has asked for rcinlorcemenis
Several officers OF the navy, artillery and Of the cngi.
neor corps, have rendered their resignation.
ON the evening OF the 18th ut the Royal Guards,
at Naples, committed violent against nhabi-
iants, shouting at the time "ricd Re- Several per-
killed. and Gfiy persons wounded The people
quiet, but irritated.
The Pope had pronounced alIocuton onergelicaliy
pro,cstn. against the Pedmontese government on ac
Of the and condemnation OF the shops OF
Ilfa, lmoa, Faena and Piaccnza, approving the con-
du. Of these bishops and designating the annexation
Of the Duches and the legations TO Piedmont as an
usurpaiion.
We have news from Syria down to the llth. No
further incident Of importance had place the
state Of things continued TO be very grave
than $4,000 fugtyes from the interior had arrived
Beyrout aud Leyda. despatch from Beyrout via Mar
sees says that the Christians OF Damascus no longer
quit their houses The French Consul displays the great
energy, being supported by Abde KRer, with 200
Agcrians. NJ Portals, French cotton twist manufac-
the Lebanon, has saved the Christian inhabitants
Of the neghboring villages, having granted refuge TO
500 persons and driven back the enemy. The pashs
negotiate ior peace, but the Naroni,e bes are
claiming indemnity.
Great anxiety felt al Bcyrout respecting the fate OF
the Christians who had taken refuge south Of
rouan the number OF As 600 and who surround.
cd by the Druses Mutuas much greater numbers
stated that the Sultan has despatched 10 Macs
~ Queen Victoria letter similar 10 that addressed 10 the
Emperor Of the French.
French consular reports received from Syria that
the massacres which had place the result OF
conspiracy Of the Mussurnan popusce The report hav-
ing spread among the Druses that European dpo-
macy about TO drive away the Turks from Europe,
tho ruses determined exermlnatng the Christians In
Syria The French Consul at the port viii be unable 10
roprcss rising which had been organized ia own ia
vor. Cndcr these circumstances the Emperor Of the
French has declared that, although inviting the Powers
who signed the treaties o, the 10th of March, 1856
give their fo- efficient protection Of
Christians In Syria, France on her own account, will
fail In her mission % humanity, and s resolved
upeu Immediately sending armed expedition 10 Syria.
The london 7mci Paris correspondent writes that tits
doubtul whether the sultans letter will have any effect
In aresting even delaying the French military expe
dnon which u said will be composed Of less than
20 coo 20 900 French stan officer, who
CURED great experience Algeria has reported that the
interior Of Syria as inaccessible Kabya; that s
population amounts 70 200 COO OF whom the male por-
ton are armed and well accustomed to the use Of Ere.
arms, and that CORPS o. four or Eve Thousand French
TROOPS would be Insufficient 10 obtain order amongst them
The Europa reached Liverpool on the 2fst
Cotton was quiet The sales on the 2ist, coo bales
FIour was Grm Wheat drn, at the extreme rates Of
the goth. Corn quiet Weather unfayorshle FOR the
crops Provisions dun. lard buoyant
oar London Core sponde nee.
IoSDoS, July n, 1880
PomTt Acton q Louis Napoleon IN Bchdf Of he CR,fs
iions IN Suio-Messfno and Ne Dsfences-Nopcleon's