The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-01
American Democracy and Eu-
rOpean Royalty.
The English Method Of Carrying Out
the AshburtOn Treaty.
THE TON RIGHT.
TIE POLITICAL AND FINANCIAL IMBR0GLlOS,
&c, 6cy ae'

The mails by tho steamship Bohemian which arrived at
Portland Wednesday morning, reached TINS CITY last
evening. having been delayed BY a severe snow storm
h;oh o,ai,ed in Massac husets and Maine ON Wednes-
day night.
photographic synopsis Of the by this arrival has
already been published, but the details are of some i'm
portance.
The London Post of the 10th ut in discussing the
of Anderson the Canada fugitive illustrates the English
method of enforcing the stpuatons of the Ashburton
treaty by saying j regard the freedom Of anderson as
matter already secured lie mast be brought to this country
and ,ch here, The people of England aoiH take good
care thai nat restored 10 the tender nercs of the san
culinary Missouri Stare code.
The London Times Of the 18th ut says
We believe that there is truth in the
of the death Of the Duke of Sutherland which appeared
Of the morning papers yesterday His Grace has
suffering from serious illness for time past
but the accounts last night were not hopeless.
The Parts Constitutional states that the present opinion
at Frankfort to be that the majority Of the Ger
manic States will consent TO associate hostile
sures against Denmark.
The Paris correspondent of the London Star says
The despatch Of the French fleet to the Adriatc is
looked upon confirmed fact. The purpose OF this
step the part Of tue government is not known
for certain, but is believed TO be measure OF pre-
caution against Garibaldi's intended movements for
the month of March. The Cabinet of Turin has
manifested openly its intention OF suppressing
the enrolling of volunteers which an indirect though
clear evidence OF the abandonment OF all participation in
Garibalds plans on Venetia But Garibald seems not
disposed to wait for tho OF Sardinia; but
silent to his projects he many people doubt
whether his real designs are directed after all to that
province 1t is thought that he viii go into Hungary by
Dalmatia and raise the population his march Cavour
has been summoned 10 answer upon this subject but Ca
protests that he is stranger TO Garibalds nten
tous and that the ornaments and expedition oppos
ton to his WILL But Austria will render Piedmont re-
sponsibe for every attack made upon her territory
Whether bypartisans regular troops whether through
Damata, lstria or the Hanube, whether made by Carl
bald or by Turr, by klapka or Meroawski.
The London Star of the nth ut says
The export CT gold from Liverpool, which commenced
to assume shipments of an enormous nature about six
weeks ago still continues from that port to the United
States, and the late aivices from the Union, instead Of
reducing the export Of SPECIE to give greater inn
petus On Tuesday bar gold to the amount of $50 900
TAX from the Bank of England and sent TO Liver
pool for shipment to New York by the steamship Etna
which sailed yesterday "wednesday, taking out, in al,
92l2 900 specie. Some large firms in Liverpool anti
the North and South states, have 1t was rumored yes
terday RENTED large orders to the States for immense
purchases of cotton, &c.
letter from Raab, in the Presbury Gazette, says
Kossuth Kapka Inasz Kmety, Xau,us, Beke and Ronay
comat Of Raab in the midst of the most enthusiastic
acclamations. Pertain number of honreds assembled
here the evening OF the St. Sylvestre and to
resolution to erect monument TO the memory Of the
combaants who killed in the neighborhood OF Raab
for the Hungarian The honveds Of the comitat
Comorn have erected monument TO the Hungarans who
fell in the battle of Acs