The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-16

n0fofe reoocYou tro04moDl t0oir
masters, but without oas suhjscs worthy Of his skill,
they all being too tame and geusAA the Sal
tan was much pleased WA his preoossi, aud seemed
70 regret very much the docte character Of his steeds
Mr. Rarey ustAncs q ths uusssumng and gentle
Yankee He is msa Of excellent juoguen and dlscre
ton. and not in the least Affected by numerous
ions rbown him by the most elevated men, among
whom are severed soveregns Of Europe. He left the
ll via the Danooe, for Paris and London, he has
Mr.. Brown, she Secretary and Drsgomsn Of the Lega
tor ft here also ON the ilth inst the United States
United sates He has rendered valssble services 70
government both in his connection with the Legation and
IA the direction Of the Consulate. We sincerely hope
that be viii benefit BY the Wait which he designs mskGe
10 native land
Several America. merchant vessels visited Constantine
land, bound TO the ports OF the Danube They have
again commenced returning hero In the trade and
have thought tins iact not worthy Of your notice. tel
Ing, 1t does volumes for the industry Of the American
people,
Movement Oh American MAssaOAarsess
The snnual meeting Of the society held April 3d. 10
Willis Rooms, King street, b. Jamse'; the Earl Of
The Rev G. b hED then read The report, which gated
that the Gospel Propagation Society had decided UPON
opening direct mission 70 the hoslem, in the new
Men OF al church II Constsn nople, and had already
several native students studying u st. Augusiines c,
sopares had cordially welcomed their Eossa brethren
In the mssion heds over which tho American mis-
sorara extended they reported for the year the add
ants, OF newly founded churches, 14l members sd
uiltei, ,072 ADDITIONAL Sabbath worshippers, 10
ssn,s The ica strength now low sosd ~
Americans 36 native agents l26 preaching stations, so
Churches l,l27 church membcrs 5000 sabbath attend
snts, 46s Of the Protestant community III semnAes
and schools, and 6,llS scholars, Of whom 900 sere
girls The report further stated that the OF Christi
sny was progressing rapidly in oil parts Of the TURKISH
The E.sI o, sHArssrKr then said that the .aemsnss
ust reaa oy the secretary and the letters read by him
WeT0 20 ample that
70 enter 1t length into me history the for when
spoke INDIRECTLY in favor Of this society Hsr Ia ss
oced that the prediction that this would an
e%pss
England than Il had ever been before, - Il clear
that II was now desirable for the safety sAd
honor OF England that this territory should remain In
dependent and vigorous kingdom He say ths the rark
eh empire was exhibiting sympt,ms Of decay, but tne
symptoms Of Vitality whether was sporoachus decay
no. their duty TO disseminate the fsth,
which could alone qualify the people for struggle for
They must be able govern themselves other nations
would take possession Of the country aud govern them
aid the American missions 70 spread the Evangelical
truths while the Turkish empire was yet In existence,
and while the Suans haiti humayoun was yet IN force
the honesty, zeal and self denial Of the American ms
sionaTies could be surpassed-(hear, hear for they
piety They were liked by all classes wherever they
vent and they were the best fitted for the purposes tho
society bad In view.
The meeting subsequently, addressed BY the Rev.
W. y. Williams, American missionary from Nnevth; xr.
BAKER Consul u seleuca; the Rev. A. Gresvs, the
Rev. d. Hewlett Colonel Walker, Mr.: rtoomb, ard Dr.
vote of thanks 70 the Chairman brought the poosed
Great Britain.
Lord John Russell stated In the House Of Oounons,
yet fixed, bad postponed. He also snnousced
that negotiations were still going with nover for the
II vas reported thas govsrnmen, had sguiaed their
Willingness 70 negotiate for the Great EAsrn 70 take out
the Telegraph cable about 70 be laid between Singapore
and Raasooo The London T"ses presumls that the drec
tors Win Be sad TO ssze the opportunity on any reason
Al Queen ycserAs drawing room, on the 2sth ut the
following prssspta.ious we're made byMr. and Mrs Da-
Lac Mr.. Vim Everett, OF Boston; Wa Rives IT., OF
Boston nIs Washington jackson andthe Muses. Jackson
Noshng ADDITIONAL had been developed regard 70 the
Union BAsk Of London Frauds me directors
unupg beir Investigations with strict secrcsy.
rhs Ieadon Pot ssys an uimsiu had been ssntln BY
me and French on the spot, giving
viii sccsp. snd execute ms 1.sv in ~ soussy ana COM
ply with so.h oshsr Conditions Aripg out OF The late
L was consaerso not unlikely tna, Lord ESrs nigh, DO
net on bis way 70 China, with news OF such nature ~
would render biz mission unnecessary Ia which case he
would st opoe retraoe hs steps bomeward.
the Lnndon Era claims have authority for stating
that have been made for sAyers and Hsensn
70 eight again in two months time
The Par oorrespondept OF tins London Pod learns ths
General Garbaldi and his STAFF hsd se, out for Sicily.
According 70 the accounts Of the government ONLY
fe hundred OF the Scilan nsargeno renamed 10 be
pursued Oshsr accounts disagree with this, aad s.a.s
that the insurgents neditaiins m attack on Pa
lcrno.
France.
Tho new commercial treaty with England was dh
cused In the Legislative body for the FIRST time the
7sth III The protoctonsu spoxe out In opposition, but
they are In . minority.
report Was current that the French forces VIII eave
the Roman early June.
ssocI broker on he Paris Bourss had abscosded.
leaving dencspc'ss o. fl2oo ssrimg Nearly ell she
ltcck brokers are losers BY IT, and NJ said 10 b very
The Pas coresponden, o, the I0adon n~s says shsrs
question viii BE- held In PArk about NE end OF Nay
The Paris -four market had advanced, owing 70 oootin
,ed cold and wet wesiher Whsai Also participated 70
The sk trade was In depressed STATE and sales could
Brandy had faIsn slgttiy 10 he PAYS msrtss.
The Dovaser Eopre~ Of Russia = expscted 70 accom-
any the Emperor Napoleon 70 yssnos. o. hh rssars
essdsnce for shs summer ~ FoutAnbleau.
The Emperor Napoleon, through hm ssoretasy, bad
hSsss iss and Srsssns ss .S.s sss i
ions towards England.
Ths Pnis BOurss had been arm, but closed heavy al
oss
Italy.
Klrg Victor Emanuel had reached Bologna In bic
ress through hu new terrisories IL siAssd that the
sbops Of the Romasns had received IRON Rome pro
biou from taking any part In the recspon o. the King
Count Cavsur and \. Fanu were 70 meet sne King q
,oloena-
Annsxsonst agents were busy shrouShous vsnetIa "a
netting nsuFrecton In favor q Victor Emauusi
niitee had been for ned 81 Milan 70 receive sub
xirsoss for The scian nssrrsctss.
Austria.
DEGREES publshed nominating numerous Councillors
n State and also for the settlement OF Hungarian Pro-
essant sna,rs
n was reported that The Emperor Of Austria cnssm-
pc ed rcsenpg, In order that the Archduke naxmlnAn
may become kgent, with federaave system throughout
he empire.
RuDaaa.
II seeerted that conspiracy against the NE of the
Emperor Alexander, or ~ al events 70 compel him 70
Abandon hs emancipation projects, had been Organised
n 81 rekrsburg Some $50 or 2o0 persons chiefly
smore the Noble Guard, said 70 have been arrested
oertaa suspected resnsnss promptly sent out q
We city and osher measures Of precsntion taken
The Emperor Of Russa exteucs the inhabitants a
faans On the occasion Of the majority Of the heir %,
parent psrdons a. regards onnnscsuo1 q property Ia.
ned ON those who took part hc nsurrectoo Of 1919
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