The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-07
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Nsrth American or
Cape Race.
ONE DAYS LATER INTELLIGENCE,
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Additional ny the City q baltimore.

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Additional ~ the City c1 baltimore.
Tie steamship CITY OF Baltimore with European ad
vices to the cs.a une arrived this port On Sunday
night but at 90 ste Lour TO preclude appear
Of full rap0r. OF her ceWs in our yesterdays
issus II addition 70 the published yesterday tas
snbo.ned extracts W. be fcuna important
The Independa,c Bsge states tlst the Of the
death Of Plus TX, Cardns wtserSn is TO be madc Pope
taking the surname Of rio Deciuo, and that tho sea
Of the papacy will be transferred to Ioneoa
prospectus had beer issued OF company called the
Liverpool aad New Orleans Steam Navigation Company,
with the object Of establishing direct steam ssmnuni
casicr between Liverpool a-d New Orleans Tee capita
fixed at ECO 900, with power increase, and many
influential men are engaged II the enterprise
1t is also announced By advertisements that company
bad been formed IN LTerpco fer establishing dfe:
munca.or between that pert and Charleston The first
steamer Of the Inc 10 expected TO be dispatched from
Liverpool about the middle Il J-iy.
The French govern. hal given notice that foreign
cotton goods imported into France for the purpose
being dyed shall IL Free equally with those in
fences for printing, oo1don that they are also be-
exported Afterwards.
The Co7ssrcndc:a A.toe-fc denies that the Spanish
government intends to reject the oer Of reiHcorpora.oa
by st. Domingo.
The Minister or Foreign Affairs had held another con
ference with the Ambassador Of Hayti who was said TO
have requested. IN the Of his government, Span
ish protectOrate over Hsyti.
THE LATEST MARKETS 81 THE CITY or EAxrysoRE.
LlyxEfooL, April %, 1851.
The sales OF cottcr in the Liverpool market on Tia.
cath and 18th were 5000 bales, Of which spectators
and exporters took 10 eco bales The market closed
firm, with an advancing tendency.
Breacs,nfs are very iln snd nominal, owing 70 Hs
weather bong favorable for the crops.
PTCvi3.crs STEADY.
LONDON, April Is, 1861.
rIr. Russelrs Third Letter ON she An>eri.
can Crisis.
Especial corresponding cf the London Times
WASHINGTON, April Q, 1851.
compelled its members to preserve secrecy. Never be-
fore under any I'd s-acn was go little OF the
are supposed be acquainted with the opinions Of tho
statesmen IN Office. Mr. Seward has issued the most
ent to observe ths rules which heretofore have been
dsregrned in reference to the confidential character Of
tains q knowledge from shch friendly journalists drew
SO freely are thus stepped without fear favor aec
ton so.sIas any The result has been much irritation
UnTarrantabe, al least very injurious. The
papers which enjoyed the privilege Of free access
TO dispatches are Matching candrds, which they let
ny ao1g The telegraph wires with amazing produc-
tvenees ard fertility Of conception and incubation.
Hence the monstrous ard ridiculous rumors which
harden mo type every tay-hence the clamors for
policy ard hence the contcnding accusations that the
government Is doing nothing and that 1t Is also prepar-
rg plunge the country into civil war. Zach member
q the Cabinet has become Bureigh, every shake Of
eyery Senator i wechea by private reporters. Who
trace "the dsy g disasters II his mornings face"
wssS Sorsny o. assers + !. marched on board ship
cripon and its footsteps TO round Ike the
march o. vast array. TIC telegraph from ashingtoD
has learnt its daily message about lort Sumter and Fort
Pcsers by heart snc tbs word has been sootned daily
By the assurance that Genera B. Bragg is ready, and
But there g always sec1et sadersaldng that Generals
Bragg ard Bensresard WI lie ready still day,
despatch Wher ianceo IN New York, the rst neSsi
learnt was tia. Fc-t Sumter wo1d be evacuated ncxt day
Il not, that tie Supplies be cut OH ana that tbs
garrison would be starved out have learnt how to dls
,rnst p'opssoy' and q ge1g South in the hope
state that the government here has promised them 10
efforts ssa be made TO reinforce Fort Pckers without
nSs !, d-s singular promise The
ncaton with item. Fort Sumter must be cor sdered "a
gone for there 10 disposition, apparently, the part
Q. ire government 20 hazard the lcas Of life great
risk which nus. reTttaty attend any attempt to re-
here or carry OF the garrison that the channels
are uneer the Ire Of nrre1cus heavily armed bate
res, which the people q South Carolina were PER-
70 TIED to threw up without rolesation. Tho opera
tocs Of rs.ieTng force word have to be conducted
very large scale b. troops disembarling on the
shores and tns.ry the batteries In reverse In Genuine
Ton ~a a. a,acx fre.a the sea; and, after alt such
ccelr. Charleston ard Try the fortune OF war II
ssa.s Ca-:.-a-aS :. intention quito opposed to the
Mashineon at to speak q the people Of the border
stateF and are remnants O. he Unon from your cor
Of the the movements OF troops aud OF naval prepaa
scIs which are reported a tie rapers which create
more curiosity thar excitement among the people meet
My task rrus; be 70 describe what see around me.
u may be vel to state IN tie most positive terms
q communications between he Eagish Minister md the
American government the ect Of blockade Of the
Southern Ports ere totally ard entirely destitute of
Foundation. No unication OF any kind has passed
between !ord Iye-s On ne rart Of tie English govern
mint, ard Gr Seward, any else behalf OF the
eo7e,nert at Washington Il would be most offensive
preceding to volunteer any intmaon Of the course 10
be pursued ~ any Fur cpcEa lower Respecting contn-
eercy action On the rar Of the United state nor
wcud lie necessary, IN blockade were declared
20 formulate srpeserl yaory notice that It must be
such p.ooAAee as the law II nations recognizes.
Tie importance c. distinct understanding tina. point
Is a. the greater n connection With the stories which
are sloat thai the naval preparations Of the hour in
o.ooladiag the mouths o. the Mississippi AM tue
Southern ports Will tne obect 81 collecting the federal
reve2ue II anything i clearer than another, in the
doubt and peiIlexy which prevail il Is that tho govern
nenf WI a. rslhlg whatever 70 preciptate a conflict
Il would II become ne, in such crisis TO hazard any
authoritative statements as TO the conduct OF the ad
mn.strAilcn under he very great yrreiy Of cornpica-
items which MAJ arise hereafter. Or this however be
assurednc, ship Or gan, or a man will be directed
egarst the Confederate States II any promise wss made
oy The buchanan adnnStrat On 70 inform the members
Of the Southern government its representatives OF
their course OF action. tw not be considered binding
on the consclerces q Mr. Lincoln Cabinet composed
treason &c the State attempt may be made 10 rein.
force Fort Pckcns, but reiiher that nor any position
abandoned
Once Tor ALL LET il be impressed on the minds6r The
Lpg-h PEOPLE that, whatever reports they hear, and
however they may come no matter whence IN what
eu'se-ihere s no truth IN them II they indicate the
smallest intention on The part OF Mr. Lincoln to depart
strongly o. words do repeat that the forces which
have been assembled only intended the reinforce
mcni OF the strong pisces at Tortugas and Key West
which have been short of every necessary Of occura