The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-01
ivs bAYy LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE ADRIAriC AT ST. JOHNS.
Extensive Mercantile Failures
at Marseilles.
AFFAIRS IN ITALY AND POLAND.
Anticipated Duel Between Prince Napoleon
and the Due RAumale,
Ia Ia. n.
sr. JOHNS. r.. Apr,, a. NJ,

sr JOHNS N T., April 2S 1851
The steamship Adratio, which left Galway on raesdsy
inc d nst arrived Al this port at two O'Clock this e.
ternccn, vosste 70 New York
The steamship Africa, fsom New Yok arrived a. T.
verpool on the 22d
The dates per the Adrasic are two days later than per
the Arabia ct Haliax
The political news b generally unimporssnt
Prince Napoleon about demand est.f elton ~ the
DUO pAumaie for the contents Of the recea pam
phiet.
There have been numerous failures a. Muselleg
Garbadi insists On tho reorganization Of the army N
Southern Italy.
ID, 600 bales Breaostufs dull Provisions stesav
Consols ok . o. t4 -
Lord John Russell bad said that the proposed oone.
renee in regard 70 tho slave trade had not been held be
cause the American government had refused to take part
in IT,
Madrid papers deny that the Spanish government In
tend 10 reject the offer Of reincorpoa OF San Domingo
with Spain.
The Polish provinces being Invested OF Russian
troops, 50 az 70 be concentrated at Warsaw.
writ Of execution has been sued against the Great
Eastern at the sus Of sOot Russell for satisfaction Of
claims.
II Is reported that the conservatives OF tina BrsA
Parliament are preparing strong opposition TO Glad
stones project, In the hepe Of ministerial criss
France.
II is reported that Prince Napoleon was about r.
leave Paris for London explanations from ths
Duke UAumae for the atters obser yations n recsr4
rors private secretary had published couTsdiotSs
OF passsgs In the pamphlet affecting the character *
AT Paris the rentes were firm, and had advanced e
eef 5Oc. 'N y
All the great mercantile houses in Marseles had sus
pended pay ment Their liabilities in Gases wure
very heavy The euspensions were caused by the Tr
hh governr ent not providing for s accep and the
refusal Of the Bank Of France 10 continue its adysnces
Italy,
The important debate In the italian Parliament on the
goth inst Count Cavour made various erpsnations IA
euogzed the Gerbadi generals, but said that tho row
Powers He was not willing 20 take the nit,.svs ~
Venice and could not accept 0aribaldis propc zion n
favor Of reconstrucng the Southern army. In Of
danger Of war, however, the volunteers would b. re-
organized and Gsrbadi requested 70 take command of
GaribAd said that be was not satisfied with these
declarations as the prospects alarming &c in
etated therefore, on the Reorganization OF the Southern
Tho Chambers finally adopted BY vote Of ls7 against
Is, tho following order, proposed By Ricasol--
The Chambers having heard the declaration OF the
Ministry, and being convinced that the decree FOR form
ing three divisions Of volunteers will he faithfully exc
cued that the government win suitably provide or the
how increase and arrange tho forces in an ecscous
manner and finally, being convinced that the gevsrn
defence which sppsns & he .ens i;s
Is passed - the order Of the day
plctely suppressed.
Owing 70 II health Garibaldi was not expected 70 ~
tend The italian Chambers for jsys and Payave
the President tho had been unable preside
Poland.
The Affairs Of Poland without alteration Cortsha
kof bad issued proclamation stating that assembls~s
or political discussion win be tolerated. but that ors
can only be maintained By the civil officers with the =
shtaDce Of the military The choice delegates bv tha
citizeDs and public worship, had been probitsd siss
national prayers in the churches Of warsaw, under !
threat OF military interference. All the Russian troops
n Poland had been concentrated at warsaw
The CCssacks bad fred The city OF Chem far N.