The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-17
AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
Additional by the City OF
Baltimore.
DENMARK AND THE DUcHlES.
THE WARLIkE FEELING IN EUROPE
RELATIONS BETWEEN FRANCE AND RUSSIA.
Opinions in Regard to the
American Crisis.
AFFAIRS AT GAE'rA,
&C., &C., 90.

The London Times in a leader the question OF the
India cotton supply and the conference TO be held at Man
chester repeats the opinion that Manchester must be
prepared only TO agate but to act What the In
dian cultivation wants Is remunerative Market and
that Manchester must prepared to offer if she would
meet The present and the ciculties, the
cost at first OF small difference between its price and
that OF America
The London Times says the public beginning to
cover confidence in the United States and recognise
the fact political alterations that may take place
will be likely disturb the channels which the bust
Of the country has through generations naturally
adapted itself
According the correspondence Of the Constittonne
Cavour intends asking a vote of confidence from the
Chamber the four following points
l. On loan Of from three five millionaire exact
amount is not yet determined
q Pre- clamation of Victor Emanuel King of Italy.
3. On calling under arms all the military
a. Absolute investture OF the King with all power for
unlimited time.
The Maviocoidato, with Garibaldans board left Glib
raltar for London on the Esd ult.
A despatch from Rome dated Jan. 26, says
The Pontifca Zouaves by the night attacked
the Sandman volunteers at Correse. Two Sardinans
were killed. wounded, and fifty made prisoners and
have since been reinforced The Sardinans also
threatening the province of Frosnone the reaconary
bands on the frontiers are in consequence greatly dis
couraged, and being pursued betrayed and left
tirely destitute of money and arms
Copenhagen letter says that public opinion approves
in every point the energetic OF defence which
the ministry have ordered by and land resistance
TO the preensons Of Germany. Denmark has arrived
the last limits Of concession. Gunboats under
structon drawing very little water, for the purpose
running up the waters of Germany to cut of al
communication by
The Oa Detasohe Post Says
There ia doubt that the convocation of the Imperial
Assembly Of Repr esentstives elected by direct popular
In. fha rrpap and w
place at an early period-most probably In April.
Austria is incre asng her meaus of defence She has
just contracted with house Trieste for the
ton Of iron plated frigates The manufacturers OF
in Thuringen unable to execute all the orders
them from The different German States especial
Iy Bavaria, wurtemburg, Hanover and Baden. They
have also been coDpeei to refuse orders from Russia
The Berlin letter OF the a2d has the following
Great activity display ed in advancing the equipment
OF the Prussan army which, is well kGown, has been
been given private establishments, instead Of having
every thing made as usual, in the military workshops
The workmeo OF the artillery occupied in preparing
the material required for Notifications.
VIENNA, Jan. 20, 1851.
Prince Petrulla Ambassador of KING Francis IL at vi
enna has received an autograph letter from Gaeta in
which the King declares that he intends to hgh the
last stated that Prince Petruas dem ,nding
s. Petersburg for what NJ de wokonsky Russian
Minister had left Gaeta, Prince GortchakoG replied that
the representative OF Russia useful francis
ii. at Rome than at Gaeta.
According TO the Paris correspondent Of the London
Tunes the chances Of peace very fair If wli
be the aggressor If Piedmont pacific and
If Gar ibaldi remains quiet In his isle
Berlin letter says the King Of Prussia s printing
the old retrogade party TO influence him
every day Every point Of the Prussian 'essoe
TO the Danish fleet being fortified, and several gun
boats placed the stocks the day Gen de Ia
Mar att on n M nd
is said, pacific mission.
The Berlin Gasene publishes hostile article italy
which is regarded in Germany engagement taken
by the government assist Austria should she
be attacked in veneta, even by the Italians alone
LONDONDERRY, Jan 81, 1851.
The steamship Nova Scotia, from Portland the 18th
inst arrived here at eight A. ~ aud landed all her Ais