The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-02
AFF AIRS IN EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE EDINBURG
Our London, Paris, Berlin and At,
Petersburg Correspondence.
THE e0MaPARTe-pAFTsasoM CASE.
AMERICAN AFFAIRS IN EUROPE
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Tie screw steamship Edin6urg captai1 Brooks, sr,s.
Liverpool on the i3th Queeastown the afteensu
o. the i4.h ot, arrived At this port last evening In
aivices have beec anticipated by the Canadian 1t we
bad.
The mails by the steanshp Canad.aa from Inverness
on the i4h, via Londonderry ttc f5th u which Ar
rived at Portland oa Thursday resehsd this city yesssr
day morning.
full report OF the nsws by Ibis arrival wasreoesvsA
by telegraph aud published yesterday The dealls ars
no. important.
The Paris ssrrespcndec or the h6rdance states ~
an interview had taken place within the last faw sva
oetween the Emperor and the young Bonapare grandsa
oi Prnce jerome ~ bis first wife, Miss Pastcrsou anA
"aose father the plaintiff IN the action which has ocev
ped 50 much public attention. This has led -
tae supposi.:on that before the OF court
pronounced some friendly arrangement will be effected
he Paris correspondent Of the London Globe writes u
tha. paper the following
In the Paterson vs. Bonaparte case Berrysr has rs-
gtered foraa protest against the document pleaded -
tee opposite counsel purporting to be opinion 0f ka
American bench and bar represented b. Mr. Robert Hovs
Good volunteer advocate cf the paas Roy
Baltimore family That gentera Ans letter. read IN court
has hed our American residents with Indignation as WEI
mshi but, unfortunately for the writer, l. set ~
phiis the alert and he captured for forging bin
Of exchange OF tie Paris Swan and Edgar Dei.e Co.,
ne Is CON resident IN the Horsemcnge- jail OF this No
opols It Is found that hs hAd beeH Sentenced aIres1y
20 monns durance IL 1850 by the police court se
u,ue. petAos " to now twenty -hYe
ar Goola came under ny notice, there being few lite
fary men in London TO whom be 3d 40, ntrod ice hl
en ~ an a,tsohe o. the United States Legation Hs las
haia lake ice ous eTea were bis aateceden.s
epure the very .cice
That hangs or Daas temple
he should have aesi.aed he ccu.tai rbl,cy in his
last Character.
Advices from Vienna state the new aE relative 70
Protetants Austria, which has been submitted to the
emperor aud s about % be promulgated conf
p-rta ant
matters afscti-s public worship, bat does not make
any changes u mixed marriages absolute equality
between Catholics and Protestants cannot be estabhsa
without q revision of the Cencordat.
The Paris P1-ie pteteads to know tia. Prussia -
Austria are prepared to vote with France aad Russia &
proougas.on Of the French occupation OF Syria ana u
the face Of s1ch coalition presurnes that Engisns
will make opposition the Conference now about b,
be Leld IN Paris.
correspondent: Of the T1dresiar5e Beige states thas
the discussions OF the Senate upon the preparation e
be address n Nopoeon spoke enarg .tcaly in say
OF The Of italian unity against the temporal power
the Pope. Ths same correspondent states pam
phst ia Immediately about 70 appear entitled 1ne en-
reror Napoleon III ard Rome" issuing from the ssu.s
pen which produced 1.-THE Pope the Congress" rhe
object Of the pamphlet said TO be that all tae pre-
yrces which aave been Or az present submitted
The Pore should be psced ua.er the vcarat General q
Victor Emanuel the sovereign Of the new Italian king
jo.a 70 have the right o. nhAbiting Rome 20 held bs
Court scd open BIS parliament. there but the Pope
meaS1h 10 enjoy tae title 0. sovereign Prince viii a
horois and peogaiyes, aud 10 have svl Ia: yose6
by al the Italian states.
Tns Dublin Fssa1n states tha, the negotiations vita
the French government for the purchase OF the Gai~
i.ae Of steamers, progress ng sayorably.
lie the Court o: Probate and Divorce, the isn &c.
u the Gaze Of G1ras7 Gmzey ard Taylor dectsisa
rendered IN favor Of the pe.to1sr dssoiying tAs
marriage apo. the srrGai oS the wies atu,ssy w ths
correspondent.