The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-24
FOUR DAYS LATER From EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Tcutonia and Europa at New
York, and the Canada at Halifax.
THE BLOCKADE OF MESSINA.
FINANCIAL TROUBLES In TURKEY.
AFFAIRS In POLAND.
STATE OF THE AMERICAN PRODUCE MARKETS,
&ss, &s., &s.


The CuRard eAmship Europa, from Liverpool 9Th, via
Queenstown Sh inst arrived II this port yesterday AZ
ternooa
The following is list of the specie brought by the
Europa
Order 70 w
Minot Hooper .......................... xO00
voeston son. i'on'
ise0o Co..;. ~
Total eli ,7A
Annexed are Of the consgnees Of specie per
steamer Australassn:One box, the Treasurys officer,
Bahamas; do. 81. L. Rtch Co.; one do Camille
Gusrand, OF Nassau, Mp.
The Europa brings the cargo Of the steamship Austria
lasan which put back to Queenstown.
In the British House OF Commons the It'll inst Mr.
BAXTER asked the Chancellor Of the Exchequer his at
tention had been called TO the fact that the Cnard Com
[panys steamer Austraasian, which sailed from
Liverpool for New York the 18th Of February, had
turned Queenstown and whether he will not direct the
Post Office to make further inquiry into the manner in
which the company performing the conditions Of their
contract.
The CHANCELLOR of the ExcHEouER said that the mis-
hap the Austraasian pure accident for no blame
could be attached TO the Cunard Company The Post
Office had be believed, every reason to be satisfied
with the manner in which that company performed its
duties.
Mr. FirzaxRAID asked the Secretary Of State for Fo
reign Affairs the Conference now sitting at Paris to
consider the proprie Of proongng the French occupa
ton Of Syria should be invited 10 consider the question
Of increase of the force In that country, whether
her Maestys prepared to refuse their
that proposal whether information that
he has received leads him beleye that the number of
1000 to which the French force Is limited by the Con-
1 vention, has not been exceeded.
Lord j. RUSSELL said that the question extraor
binary he could only reply that such proposal had been
made and therefore he could not state what would DO
the of the The French army in Syria
was between 600 and 5000 nominal and between 5000
and 600 effective forces
tournament from the Monday before Good Friday till that
day fortnight He stated that the House would vote the
number Of land forces In time to pass the Mutiny bill
before Easter the motion for going into committee Of
supply.
Mr. T. BAKING said that Major Yelverton had been
pended from all military duties while proceedings were
Mr.. OSBORNE asked the Secretary Of Foreign Affairs
he had received any despatch fro the Consul General at
Jeddo complaining Of an alleged outrage upon an English
man named Moss by the Japan authorities
Lord j. RUSSELL said he could now state the infor
NATION he received.
The London Morning Chronicle has passed into fresh
hands, and will become penny paper.
The London Herald suggests that the avon has re-
turned to port without hang Sir B. Walker Speaker $
Madeira by mail steamer just about TO sal,
might perhaps have better chance.
The Herald also suggests that without Sir Badwin's ex
animation the investigation respecting the Admiralty
will be a sham.
The Ne.cs comments Mr.. Roebuck's speech in which
he advocated the retention of venetia by Austria.
Intelligence has been received from Glasgow of the
suspension Of Crum, wing Co. in that city.
The belief that the bills of NJ. Mires falling due next
week will provided for is maintained. NJ Mres how
ever is said to be kept custody and allowed
TO communicate with any
II is stated that Of the losses occasoned by the
stoppage Of houses California will fall Manchester
and Bradford.
The Canadian mail steamer North American, from
Portland the oath February, arrived in Tough Foye
on the evening OF the 9th inst and landed all mails
cept those for Liverpool
The New York. from New York, arrived at Cowes on