The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-03

The steamship New York, from Southampton
goth ut, arrived at this port early yesterday morn
ing, bringing three days later European advices
and upwards Of 100000 in specie.
The steamship Borussia, from Southampton lsal
ut., also arrived at this port yesterday morning,
bringing small amount in specie.
The total sum received by these arrivals amounts
n ". .ssIooO0
Previously received. 600
Total sncs December Is, 1850. .s2S T2o ,Oc0
We publish this morning some interesting ex-
tracts from the English press upon President Lin
coins inaugural. The London Telegraph Of the 18th
ult. in an able article, declares that the CONNER
cial ties existing between England and the South
ern States are too important to admit for an
instant of blockade of the Southern ports. The
Morrill, tariff also comes in for its shares Of con-
demnation at the bands of the London journals.
The Italian Parliament, in responding to the
speech Of Victor Emanuel, tells him that it trusts
in hin, as an Italian King and a valiant soldier,
significantly adding that its thoughts are sorrow
fully turned towards unhappy Venice; that Italy
obviously aspires to the possession Of her city of
Rome. and that every measure calculated to in
crease the ornaments will be hailed with satisfac-
ion by the Italian people.
At Rome, on the 18th ut. a consistory was held
at which the Pope had opportunity OF ex.
pressing himself upon the present position of
Italy and the Papacy. He defended the Papal
government from the charge of being opposed
to civilization, and declared that it only OPP
posed the pretended modern civilization which
prosecuted the church and tramped justice under
foot He stated that he would himself have spon-
taneously granted all reasonable concessions, and
vnnII hafa ,,JaJl 10 10 xl.o
Catholic sovereigns, but that he could not receive
the advice or submit to the unjust demands of
usurping power.
News from Bosnia informs us that a revolution
had broken out there, and that the whole Herzego-
VIVA is in revolt, supported by the Montenegrins.
Addresses of coincidence to the Queen, on the
occasion of the death of the Duchess of Kent were
voted by both houses of Parliament on the 18th
ultmo.
BY arrival at Key West on the Goth ult it
was reported that the Spanish flag had been
hoisted at st. Domingo by the Spanish and
French. The Spanish President had pre-
viously written to Havana, stating that if
Spanish forces were not sent thther Immediately
the Spaniards would hoist the Spanish flag, where
upon five Spanish war vessels and 900 men sailed
from Havana and took formal possession of San
Domingo, aided by French corvette.
General Miramon (now in New Yerk), 1t was
reported, was at Havana endeavoring to raise
force for the purpose of invading Mexico, and it
was said the Spanish and French sympathized
with the movement 1t was believed at Havana,
on the 25th ult., that these governments would by
squadrons aid in the landing of such an expedi-
ton. 1t was also affirmed at Havana that the
English, French and Spanish fleets had sailed for
Vera Cruz, the object of which was not known
publicly.
The steamship Cahawba from New Orleans,
and Havana 28th ult., arrived at this port at
late hour last night. There was no news of i'm.
portance stirring. The ceremonies of passion
week" commenced on the 18th. Business would
be generally suspended during the remainder of
the week. The sugar market and exchange re.
NAMED at previous quotations. Health of the city
good and pleasant weather.
The Morrill, tariff is now giving trouble, indeed,
at the Custom House. Full particulars will be
seeded States cannot be entered at our Custom
House, by special order from headquarters. How
is this?
The following is an extract from letter of the
captain of the schooner Kate Brigham (from
New Orleans 10th ult to Boston, to the owners
here, dated April |, ls6l:-"I arrived here from
New Orleans yesterday. ! have got to pay one
hundred and fifty dollars at the Custom House for
having Confederate States clearance. Under the
old administration the fines were RENTED, but so
far here, under the new, ii has not taken place"
We to-day give very interesting description
Of the free cities of Europe. As there is some
talk Of making New York free city, and as there
is an organization forming for that purpose these
particulars will doubtless be read with much in.
terest by all the well wfshers of Manhattan and
the neighboring islands.
At the regular meeting Of the Board of Super
visors, held yesterday the following business was
transacted:-The weekly statement Of the Comp.
troller showed the balance in the county treasury
on March 80 to be s69,l5 O4. TIE bill of Norman
Mcleod, amounting to 1862, for pay of extra
guards for the county jail, was ordered to be
paid. The sum of 81 900 was, after considerable
opposition by some Of the members of the
Board, appropriated TO meet the late in.
crease Of the salary of the Deputy County
Clerk. The report Of the committee, in favor of
paying the bills Of twenty one persons appointed
as attendants on the Court of Oyer and Terminer,
was taken up. and after some very warm debate,
the bills, amounting in all to sl,'s5, were
ordered to be paid. After a session of over two
hours the Board adjourned to meet again on next
Tuesday, at the usual hour.
The European had favorable Influence yesterday
the cotton market which closed al advance OF &c.
&c. per Id. The sales footed up about 5000 bales
part In transit, al 121ic. ISc for midng uplanis
Flour under the opened With buoyancy aud sc,yi
ty, but closed tamey for most descriptions though
rather higher FOR state and Western brands whsa.
quite active, and tie advance Of the previous day
sustained There was good export demaad Cora was
without change, with tolerahly active sales d the trade
and for export Pork was in speculative demand the
government contract for 900 bbs having been called
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