The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-08
no rlplwes Of the AUSTRALASIA.
Judgmsnt in the Bonaparte-Patterson Case
Against the American BOnapartss.
The GREAT EASTERN GOING TO NORFOLK.
Effect of the American Crisis
Upon French Manufacturers.
CONNER CIAL INTELLIGENCE,
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Tho screw steamer Bremen, from Southampton on
February TO- with Ave days later from Europe,
rived here at O'Clock last evening
In the House OF Commons in reply TO question put by
Mr. HorsfAu whether any steps had been taken with the
view Of carrying the recommendations Of the Shipping
Committee Of last year on the subject OF beigerent
rights sea- Lord Russell entered upon explanation
Of the communications he had had
with Of tho United States upon the sub
ject, when he was interrupted by Mr. Bright upon
point Of order and he conented himself with saying that
was question affecting the whole maritime rights and
interests Il this country.
On The motion for the nomination OF the Select Com
mttse the Red Sea and India Telegraph BILL discus
sion upon the merits of the original contract and
to whether the company had FULFILLED their engage
ments. The committee ultimately nominated and
the House adjourned
The Army and Navy Gasoh says
be remodeied The camp ~ Chalons will probably DO
selected the type or the camp and the troops will
be put under canvass
The same journal says
II has been finally decided that the ornaments OF the
Warrior and Black Prince shall consist OF Armstrong
gunsone hundred poundes tho main deck and seventy
POWDERS on the upper Geek
The London Eraminer says
Engand has aeaoy spent 60 900 900 in experimenting
upon cables and decidedly OF opinion that
North Atlantic cable to bring ihe Ola and New Worl Is
together by tie route IL Scotland he Farce lsan Ice
laLd Greenland ard Labrador n'ested by ice
beres and along ice bound coasts, s hopeless project
that Will not DO, ana ougbt not u be, ATTEMPTED
The London Daily Neuy says.
The Great Eastern leave England the f. week in
March for Norfolk Virginia where she has been guaran
teed cargo, chiefly Of cotton, for England the freight of
when will amount 70 SIS 600. Mr. Train of Boston, had
an interview with the Right Hon. Miner Gibson
Nonday the office Of Oh, Board of Trade, and submit
ted model of . Str set railway.
Tho Aymonia tho well known ultramontane Journal Of
In spte Of the protests and prayers of Catholics, law
and justice will not prevail against force and Rome
teoton Of France towards the Holy Fa,her will be
duced 10 the oicring him steamer to carry him INTO
exile
The London Telegraph Of the 10Th says that an ex.en
sve fraud has been discovered in the Commercial Bank
Of London The amount stated at seventy thousand
pounds, and the delinquent clerk In the bank
The London Star of the 10Th has the following
II was said that Mr. Golden had proposed the swiss
Confederation mediator In the American conflict
The following is the truth OF the matter:-Mr. Cnbden
who Ia merely priv ate gentleman, has lthority TO
propose q mediator. Having been consulted on the
sutjec OF the dsrupton of the Uaion by some of his
friends the other side of the Atlantic he
suggested that they should choose the swiss Coudera
tion as an Arbitrator This fact was communicated to
NJ Fom,od, member OF the Federal Council. This is
what took place but nothing more could have
been done. II tho American government should claim
donot give the proposal the erstion merits but
il 10 not probable that such win be case
The London Neps Of the Goth ult, Says
copy Of the following letter from her Maesty's Con
sul at Charleston reporting the reopenlng Of the main
channel TO the barbor OF that port, was received at
Lioyds TO day from the Admiralty
BRIrrsH CONSULATE, CHARLESTON, Feb. 1. 1851
Mt IoRp-wh reference 70 my letter Of the IL ID ut,
IN which had the honor to acquant your ordshp that
the uo authorities OF the State Of South Carolina had
closed channels leading into this harbor with
the exception of Natit's Jhanne have the salts
faction TO report iha: the main ship channel again
open and available for vessels drawing sixteen fee. of
water Iregret 10 add that the lighthouse beacons light
ship and buoys alluded TO in my letter Of tho Sd ult,
''~'' - - - '''''N : ReBT BUNCH, Consul
Tho Secretary 10 the Admiralty.
Lord Napier representative Of England at tho Court
OF the Netherlands, arrived at Berlin on the 14lh u
with his family, from London, and few days to
proceed 10 his new post at st. Petersburg.
NJ Mires, the great capitalist, has been arrested
Paris and placed the Conciergcrie not clear on
what charge the arrest made though is supposed
70 be connected with the prosecution time since
brought against him by NJ de Pontaba, but which was
then comp omised. The caused great sensation
tho Bourse and the securities with which NJ Nes Is
connected experienced q considerable decline.
Dispatches have been TO the commandment OF Civi
toa del Trouto Governor or Ness,na forming
them Of the equalization Of Gacta and demanding the
delivery Of those paoes Ia OF refusal the sege OF
the latter by and land will be Immediately com.
meuced.
In Rome tho fall OF has caused immense excite
The people greatly sgitated and the national
movement, Increases in strength. On Thursiiy last a
strong popular demonstration took place; tho crowd
shouted "votor Emanuel and the unity Of Italy
even priests joined In the cheering. TheFrench
general offered opposition 70 these proceedings. but
the crowd finally dispersed at the request Of Frcn h
patrols II thought the Papal government win be
able 70 resist the The GiOrnas di Roma de-
nes that tsro has been any arrangement bet the
Holy and Pic imont The departure OF Mgr sacconi
Paps Nuncio 10 the Conrt Of the reries Is postponed
The pstion OF his Holiness becomes daily isolated
Tho B1on papers OF the 10Th state that the royal mail
steamer 1ut.raasan which sailed from Liverpool on the
18th ult or Now York, took ell 900 In specie.
rhe,Ssg CARA arrive At Quo, usown at fvo NJ on Sun
day, Fosruary a. and Mt iivci pool on Monday.
The Arago arrived Al Cowes Saturday night FEB "a
airy II, and tho E.na arrived at Queenstown on tic
1eth ult.
BeIligerent Rights mt Sea.
Tn tho Hcuse of Cumm the lTth ull Mr.. HnRs
yAI sHkod the secretary for Foreign Affairs whether any
steIs had bc,o taken by her Maestys government with
the carry tg out the rccomme I'd tions OF the
Shipping Committee OF last year tho subject Of be
pefeft rights nj sea
Lord J RUSSELL said that steps had been taken by
her Macs,ys government In the matter, and for these
reapones-when the ma Ter uodcr discussion a. the
Conference I" rer lord Carendoo favorable 20 tho
proposal tn, private property a. should be respected
during war, bat no hnal decision come n, aud
ofboiai Communication hal been made. The American
government al the tune wahei all negotiations 10 be
Suspended. timr sitefwar Mr.. Dallas 10
him lord J RusseiD tespa,ch which WA directed
70 Mr. Mason, 1t rarie ana IN tost despatch IL vas
stated By the American government thu, Il would be
impossible, shen proposed, that private property
ph1uId be respected board the ships OF bel