The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-16

n Cunard mshp Persia, Captain Judkins, which
sasd ron Liverpool at ten O'Clock the morning Of tho
~ and from Queenstown the evening Of the 5h inst
arrived here six O'Clock yesterday morning. bringing
two days later
me adviocs by the Persia direct from Liverpool, are
Sssey one day later those received via Londonderry
pss the AngsosAxon BY way Of Queenstown, however,
IL sews Ia two days later.
me Arabia reached Queenstown at Ave P. n. on the ID
end IiverpooT.on the &th.
In the House of Commons on the "a inst the govern
ent proposition In regard 10 fertilization was considered
ne pending question was that vote of two million
pounds be granted for the works in question.
M Lindsay moved an amendment, that the defence
Of the country chiefly rested the navy and that was
inexpedient to spend large land ortncations.
general debate ensred, In the course Of which Mr..
Bright long and Characteristic speech denuncia
ton Of the proposed scheme and OF the increasing bur
dens upon the people for warke purposes.
Lord Palmerston earnestly appealed TO the House 10
sanction the plan for the interests Of peace
and the security Of the country.
The amendment was rejected by vote OF 30 70 26s,
and the vote was agreed TO-
In the house Of Lords the "a, lord Brougham pre-
snsed petition from the Anti Slavery Society, praying
That immediate steps be taken 10 compel Spain 10 carry
out her engagements for the suppression Of the slave
trade.
An interview between the Emperor and the Queen Of
Spain was spoken Of likely to take place abou. the time
q the nmpcrors visit TO Algeria when the Queen will DO
IN Catalonia The Bourse had been fat but closed nrmer
On the Sd, at ESQ.
mo Courrser de Pas opposition journal, had been
suppressed
0arbaldi on entering Nessina received with great
esshusiasm -Four thousand Ncapoltans would guard the
citadel Of Nssina and would not lombard the city unless
0srbald attacked the citadel The outer forts were o
oapied by Col Medic Late dispatches state that Carl
baldi was preparing transport troops 70 The mainlaad
ma NeapoltAn government IVES occupied with oouvo-
cations Of Parliament
Nearly all the Paris papers devote considerable space
70 extracts from the articles from the London journals %
she Emperors letter. Sc In general without the addition
q any comment q their own. The Monde, however,,
has few lines Of observation.
IL n stated In letter from Trieste that the stexncr
Elizabeth, which was destined for Syria, has been or
dercd to proceed to Naples 70 remain there IL the dspo
al Of the royal family.
The Emperor Of Austria says letter from Berlin has
souerred the order Of the Golden Fleece the Prince Of
Hohruzoleru The Count de Paris and the Duke Of
Chartrcs have had an interview with the Emperor Of
Austria
The Impartial Of amyrua publishcs letter from Damss
cus from which Il appears that the mssacres are the
result Of widely spread conspiracy Of the local Boys and
rnchas In several cases Turkish officers and troops
diressiy aided 10 the II Ia believed bcforo
road Pacha arrives half q Damascus viii be in sshes
Our London Correspondence.
LONDON, August 4, 1890.
ne Polmoscnian xd~snsarafso~-Dcner Of ne fdt-
Tie Terod Paper Quessor-TAe SYRIAN kdssdcrs-
Csuses Of Ne ou1reak-ifalias <fdirs-An English
Steamer LandsrV Troops fcr Acknowledgements N
austrian Afasys-Tk coi'cav Line Of Ssrnas-Loca
Mems, &C., DC.
Public feeling, for the noncc, just now getting
oeutrsted matters OF some local Importance The
npew sensation" just IL the thought that lord Pal
uncrstons Administration may be upset next week. on the
hin Cor equalization Of the paper duscsrnskag tho duty
ON foreign paper the the excise home manu-.
facsured Gladstone has set down his foot and tho FRO
unier has declred he would back him, and u u under.
stood that the combn opposition dcasd and plainly
toll n the bill does not pass that Parliament win be
dsso we'd and an appeal made 70 the country OF courpe
there are several hundred members who have p,rcu
lar desire 70 appear before their constituents and 90
through the expense and trouble Of election, With tho