The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-25
THE MIREs DEFALcATIoN.
STATE OF AFFAIRS IN POLAND.

COMMERCIAL IMTEltIeENcE,
ass &s., &ss
HnuAx, March q, 1851.
The steamship Canada, from Liverpool March ., via
Queenstown on the loth arrived hers q ha eight
this morning
The steamship Bohemian for Portland, did not leave
weather, and would probably leave Londonderry early
ON the 9th.
In the House Of Lords on the 7th Lord Wodehouse
said was true that Russia had sent despatch 70 the
French approving Of tho French occupation
In syris and intimatng that Russia would necessary
support the sending Of increased force Lord wode-
house added that the could give any fur
her Information pending negotiations now in progrsss
The Duke Of Newcastle, in reply 70 Lord Derby said
the Legislature Of British Guiana had been instructed TO
oensidcr the bill sanctionng the extradtion Of prison
ers escaping from the French colony Of Cayenne but
political Offenders were to be carefully excluded from the
operation Of the measure.
In the House OF Commons on the 7th an interesting
debate took place Italian Affairs. Edwin James Sir
Robt Peel Gladstone and Lord John Russell, defended
the policy Of England the King Of Sardinia and Garibald
while several Irish members took the opposite SIDE and
Mr.. Roebuck made pro Austrian speech.
The Parliamentary Committee on the Red Sea rele
graph have agreed TO confirm the unconditional gusrsn
tee Of the government.
The London Times in reviewing Jefferson Davis inau-
gral Speech Gays 1t has read public document
SO difficult to analy re and interpret
FRANCE.
The Senate has finally adopted an address In response
to the Emperors speech by 40 TO votes.
al fory fayxv
middle Of March.
meeting Of Hungarian and Polish notabiIities il said
to have been held at the Palace Royal.
1t Is reported that the Emperor has stopped the build.
Ing OF iron plated ships owing 70 results obtained by the
The Mres affair is said TO be assuming more serious
aspect He not allowed TO communicate with any one
Inc Receiver General At Sous e Sauner said TO have
been removed from bis post In connection with the
affair.
Independent members of the Corps LegslatF had pro-
amongst other things for the repeal Of the law OF public
safety, freedom Of the press, &C. The debate will
The Budget for 1852 had been submitted to the regsa
tuIe The expenditures are estimated at nearly eighty
millions pounds sterling the receipts show surplus Of
creased expenditure OF over million sterling.
Tho Paris Bourse on the 9Th was firm but inannate.
Rentes closed at osf zoe.
ITALY.
The sicans intended TO celebrate Garibalds Saints
It reported that the Irish Archbishop Cullen is to
be created a Cardinal -
mined to stay In Rome long the Pope remains there
SPAIN.
The Spanish Ministry have pronounced IN favor Of the
temporal power Of the Pope and repudiated the idea OF
transferring TO Jerusalem.
RUSSIA.
The Provisional Delegations Of Citizens continued their
functions in maintaining public order in warsaw.
It was reported that the Emperor's brother would
The garrison Of warsaw WAS being nightly increased,
but the impression was that peace would be preserved
TURKEY.
Serious dssensions have occurred in the Ministry The
poned.
The damage by inundations at Gaat. and braIia had
places wonld be seriously affected.
The Porte bad sent aE ~ e the last D9s
international affairs of Turkey.
The Turkish feet with troops and sT <, months PrOvi
malta.
INDIA.
The Bombay mails Of February 10 had reached Eng.
land and the American portion have been forwarded In
The Bombay import market was quiet and dropping.
Exports active Freights TO Liverpool had advanced
70 GO for cotton.
Exchange, 2s I'D Cotton fabrics dun and declining
Produce at high prices, but inactive. Freights 70
London, dead weight, e6s . 72s. Cd.
THE LATEST NEWS.
BERNIE, March ., 1861.
The Federal Council has authorized the Swiss Minister
Paris 10 negotiations for the conclusion Of
the treaty of commerce between France ami Switzerland
CosES, March Q, 1851.
Complete tranquility prevails at Warsaw. Five hun
dred citizens and military alternately patrol the city
every night.
This morning religious funeral ceremonies took place
In the Church OF Warsaw.
Judicial inquiry, conducted by commission composed