The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-24
ARRIVAL Of THE JURA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Important Military Preparations en-
the Continent.
Reconstruction OF the French
National Guard.
THE PAPAL QUESTION.
A FURTHER ADVANCE I'M COTTON,
ks., &C., NAs

FAs1sse Pofsr, c. r., April IS, 1891.
The steamship Jura, which left Liverpool at eisvsn
A. OF the I1th instant and Londonderry the
ing of the 18th, haa passed this point her way 10
Quebec
Her adyces are three days than previously 70.
ceived
The steamship Bohemian, from Portland, arrived At
Londonderry the 18th instant.
The does not appear 70 be important.
In the British House Of Commons the 10th, Mr..
Baiies motion extending suffrage 10 boroushs from ten
pound to pound occupers debated and rejected
By 2i6 to 1913.
Adyicss from Warsaw report all quiet but renewal
Of hostilities anticipated
The of the week III The Liverpool cotton market
95 900 bales The market sd. . I'd higher.
steady the aovapce with sales on Friday or
10 eco bales; fair Orleans Sd. mdalng do ,7ild.
Breacsufs dull, with declining tensency under favor
able crop weather
Provisions steady.
Consols closed the 18th at Oh 91ss for money,
and 92 92ts for account.
The Preston (old) Bank owned by Peddsr 4 Co., had
suspenuedliabilitie not uLder bali million steriing
but large dividend is expected
The Farripeton and Wantar que Bank by Barnes
Medley Co., also suspend edllabitie supposed small
FRANCE
1t rumored that the National Guard are be re-
Constructed on grand scale Marshal Canrobert being
Commander in Chief.
The Psris Pays gives that England intends an
eypedonary corps toSyria and will occupy the point OF
territory between Upper syria and Egypt
The Bourse on the 10th opened a bat closed Armer;
rel les OF tOc.
ITALY.
In reply to an Interpolation in the Chamber on the
Roman question, Count Cavour said the Italian govern
nent could only employ moral means, and cannot
against Rome as conqueror. he admitted that the
soution OF the Neapoan difficulty bound up in the
Roman question: hoped the antagonism the Church
would ceaae He said tine government would ener-
rf..u.o in Arcl - A..
most ecacous means would be taken for the solution OF
tie Roman question The Chamber finally ad opted the
following almost unanimously
The Chamber having confidence in the government and
acnow Lodging the necessity for the union OF Rome n
ana Independence OF the Church and tho Pope viii be
guaranteed passes TO the order Of the day.
OF an Intended cesson Of the Island Of sardinia 70 france
Arrests continued TO be made in Naples OF parties inn
pSa,ed in the recently discovered conspiracy, and
searching investigation was progressing.
Relctionary attempts had been suppressed at numer-
GUS places.
Portugal had acknowledged the new Italian Kingdom
The health OF the Pope was unsatisfactory.
There were rnmors OF an intended Italian loan OF eight
mliioLs sterling.
AUSTRIA.
The Austrian Diet bad unanimously passed q vote or
thanks to the Emperor for the new law relative to Pro-
testants.
Another law which is published grants to women the
right or voting at elections for members the Diet.
well known correspondent OF the London Times points
out the temptation TO Immediate hostlities. lie says IL
Is ruinous to Austria to wait unit the italian kingdom Is
consolidated. bold attack with two hundred thousand
men would soon brig the Ausirans to Milan and Turin
again the Aps This the pretext Austrian agents
AL over Lombardy are buying up tho conges Of Garba
sufficient number OF these conges bought up
pondng number Of men be easily put in red shirts
and be made to attack Thus Austria will have right
to retaate, and the Austrian army viii re enter Italy
POLAND.
The journal ST. Petersburg gives the following version
Of the renewed disturbance at warsaw;-Grcat crowds
Of people having assembled before the castle, were dis
persed by force The conflict was renewed several times
Ten persons were killed, and as many wounded. Five
soldiers killed, and fortyve persons arrest
larger even than stated in original deer,ch Renewal OF
disturbances expected. The troops at Warsaw number
90 900 men,
SPAIN
warlike preparations on the largest scale spoken
Of and the expenditure Of twenty millions sterling
rumored.
DENMARK
The Cabinet council the sth resolved that the whole
infantry force be doubled. IL said that the whole
army y TO placed on war footing
INDIA AND CHINA.
Calcutta mail AL dates q March and Geographic de.
report the market for cotton goods nat.
The Yangstzee expedition has STARTED.
sankolinsn has been nfeated by the Shanung insur-
gents.
Business Ia slowly inDroving.
The French and Spanish troops In Cochin Chm sap-
nate rea stance.
Ther, had bean immense damage and loss OF lie at
Java t,y flood.
AUSTRALIA.
MxrBouRsE, April &C. tssl.
The gold shipments since the last mali amount TO about
US, 0c0 ounces
Unprecedented rains had fallen.
New zealand adyces say that the Mssrics had boldly
attacked the Brtsh troops twice, but were defeated
THE LATEST NEWS
/ THonS April ~, 1861.
The number Of persons who fell al Warsaw amounts to
At least thirty. There We're at least several hundred
| wounded.
The corpses Of victims we're carried 10 the cde and
burned within the Notifications.
The individuals who have been arrested are to pass
their term OF Imprisonment within the kingdon last