The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-23
SPECIE LIST


The verdict in the Yelverton casa given on tho
4h inst, vzFrst, that the jury had found the Scotch
marriage q valid one; and secondly, that there was
good Irish marriage
In the House Of Commons, March T. Mr.. Hennessy
called attention TO what he termed tho active inter-
ference of the Secretary Of State for Foreign Affairs in
promoting the Pedmontese policy and 10 the effect Of that
policy. He charged Lord John Russell with deliberately
conceang important dispatches relating 70 the trade Of
Tuscany and Naples He appealed TO acts tho part OF
Lord John Russell which amounted interference in
Italian AFFAIRS spite his professions and he repro,ch
ed him with breach OF international law and wiki de-
stroyng tho confidence Of European statesmen In the
honor, the honesty sni the integrity Of the British
Foreign Office
Mr.. Layard was Of opinion that the policy which had
been pursued by her Maesys government In regard 10
Italy in accordance with the sentiments Of tho largo
Of the English people. Italy united would DO
strong Power, and though dsunited 1t might be French
united Italy would be French but all the support
we should give the Italians moral support, and
our cordial sympathy.
Sir G. Bowyer denounced the policy OF tho Foreign
Oce as fatal the this c5uutry and which
In the end must lead 10
In the House Of Commons, March ), tho motion Of
Sir J. Ephinstonc for select committee TO inquire into
the promotion and retirement OF ocers Of the navy
carried by majority of nvc against the government.
Denmark should lay before the Estates Of Hostein the
budget Of 1851.
In the French Chambers the following amendmen. 70
the address proposed 90 The hour has ap-
plying to Rome the wise system Of intervention and
by the immediate withdrawal Of the French troops
leave Italy mistress Of her o~n dcstines."
despatch from Turin says Count Cavour has in di
pomatc way brought under notice the necessity Of set
Ting the Roman question.
Popular political demonstrations continually taking
place at Rome.
Tho Empress OF Austria, who is at present residing
with the Portuguese Governor Of Madeira has obtained
much advantage by the change of climate
The weather was exceedingly fine, and the vine
is likely to be prosperous.
The London Times saysThe total cost Of the bar
racks at Colchester Is estimated at 100000 Upwards OF
fa3 600 have already been expended in the purchase Of
lands required for the proposed buildings.
vote Of 600 is TO bo applied for this session for
warlcy barracks Brentwood.
The London Oscrvr says;The stay Of the French
ngept in Syria will probably be extended 10 sfayl.
From recent debate In the British House OF Commons
appears that the total expense incurred by Great Britain
for the military defence OF its colonies about
four millions sterling por annum. Dcducting the
lavished upon such settlements Gibraltar Hong Kong
and Malta, there remains, according TO the statement
81 500 900, which s absorbed by twenty. eight other
colonies.
The London Nas says-"The Guarantee Fund for the
International Exhibition Of 1862 is being very rapidly
signed; more than f1s0 900 have been signed for. SO
the deed of guarar sgnei the Bank Of Eng
land viii advance S25o 900 and the Commissioners viii
sign contract, and then the works win c,mmence.n
The approaching marriage announced OF the reignng
Prince Of Leichtensein with the Princess Mathde OF
Bavaria sister Of the Empress Of AUSTRIA ALSO that Of
the Count Of Meran with the Princess Lsichtensten.
The City Of Baltimore arrived at Queenstown Tues
day evening" March s.
The Conquest (ship), from Mobile TO Liverpool, ID
ashore in Caernarvon Bay and likely TO become total
wreck. Ocean Guido, from Newport TO Galveston,
abandoned February 14-crew saved.