The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-16
YHB NEWS BY THE ARAGe AND BOHEMIAN.

The United States mail steamship AraSo, Capt Lines,
which LEFT Havre on OF January and Southampton
on The let Of February, In the evening, arrived 1t this
port early yesterday morning
The Araso has brought ninety passengers eight
hundred ana City ops chandse valued at So
end eur European files. Her news has been anticipated
- the Geographic surumary from Portland, brought out
~ The Bohemian, given in the HERALD yesterday morning
ne Arago has bad moderate; changeabe weather for
-. nail. hy n. ponemian which arrived at Portland
a Tuesday morning. reached this city early last evening
The Lonoou Times Paris correspondent aays:-
The probable o. the uneasiness which has pre-
vailed French commercial circles Tor the last SIX months
y usced Apprehension that peace viii, With some
dnculty, be maintained II Is avowed TINT as long as
and France remain uned there can be no serious
diiculty, apprehcndea In Europe. Nevertheless, cont
deuce Is net restored The prospect of re1ucoo 10 the
duties confe and has given rise N some specu
satop ip tboee articles The rise IN iron
lately mentioned checked. There further decline
q prices III the Paris -four market last week
The London Herald OF the let Of February says
numerous and influential meeting Of ribbon manufac
turers was held at ST. Mays Hall. Coventry, Monday,
cred London demonstrate against the proposed com
e,cial treaty with France The Chamber OF Com merce
has deprecated the procosed treaty ana mas appointed
committee on the subject
The Paris correspondent or the Augsburg Gasate
vrwess-
IesSber from one Of the managers OF che Chexin dS
r. m England his luggage weighed about Is 900 kill,
grammes ~, that is to say, thirteen TONS 1t was i'm
passurs Of every kind n Etglvh produce The Emperor
spsnt WITH Mr. Ce. the ,chole Of ee articles, com
pairing quality cost Of production s and price with that o.
that time bodv In Paris had an idea that Mr. Golden
had established depot Of English goods in the palace OF
81 Cloud, and was studying economical reform with the
Emperor, be before had done with Sir Robert
Peel The Emperor made good Of this opportunity
to acquire commercial knowledge, and he thus became
Cd Ia meet nd deputAC0u2
tect,onists on their own ground.
The Conference which ia charged to draw up code Of
maritime law for Germany has resumed It's suings at
Hamburg and has resolved to meet four times week. 10
order to terminate before Easter the examination Of
amendments proposed in the drat it has prepared. Aus
txA, Prussia and almost all the other German states are
represented in the Conference.
The ST. Petersburg Gasekx, in analyzng tho pamphlet
Of NJ vemAn remarks that the author, after the
eon Of July spoke strongly against the DRAFT Of the charter
which proposed affirm that Catholicism the religion
q the majority Of Frenchmen.
MARQUIS de vnlamsriua had been received by the King
Of Naples who promised TO maintain friendly relations
with Piedmont provided that neutrality was mutually OBJ
served.
Agitation continued to prevail In venets In the
oS one day seven officers we're attacked and wounded II
Verona and cavalry ordered 70 clear tho strecss
fhe london Post says:--
AustyIAn rree6 received tne speech OF queen
Victoria with much III hnmor. me OFT DutscAs oa dis
eovers in complete theory Of the system Of non
nteFvebtion, and which appears TO to authorize the
entrance Of tie Austrians into the Legations.
The london fvwes says:-An influential meeting was
held Monday, Jan go Al the Offices Of the Great Snip
Company. Mr.. Campbell, the Chairman Of the Company,
moved the following resolution
That this meeting heard with profound regret OF the
uusimely and lamensd death OF CAPTAIN Harrison and
esses 10 convey feelings Of deep and unaffected sym
pAshy with the bereAved widow the occasion OF
ffecara6e loss which she and her family have
vhcount Raypham, " p, said that he had lcf his
fsnig totally unprovced for, and moved resolution for
che formation Of fund for Captain Hrisohs widow and
family Upwards Of 81 oco subscribed in the room.
Mr., hassey Grassy, Peto co., gives ESQ, sand more
fneceesary."
mo London Army and May Gasst< says thai Lord
clyde will be detained longer In India than he anticipated
n Consequence Of an arrangement which must be made
for the Chinese expedition The overtores which have
Bean made 10 the British officers Of the Sikh regiments
70 volunteer China not been attended with much
SUCCESS.
Severe hurricanes were experienced ct Brest, Mar
settles, and the Upper Garcnne.
Az some doubts existed 10 the truth OF the ntcf-
renee Of General Garibadfs marriage with Mdle Jo-
sepbmc Rarnopd Fno, may state that the 1brre-e
xucurA Of Genoa OF the 2xh un confirms by quoting
letter from Como Count Posso IAmbertcnghi, cousin
of sIlyo peico was OF the witnesses for the BRIDE
NJ vseri deputy OF the late Pieomonese Chamber was