The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-22
TWO DAYS LATER From EUROPE
Arrival u The Kangaroo At rhis Port and Inc
Nova Scotian at Portland.
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Approaching Conference Of Euro
pean Powers on Syria
The Siege Of Gaeta---RumOrs
OF Surrender.
CHANGES IN THE AUSTRIAN MINISTRY.
CARLIsT CONsPIRAClEs IN SPAIN.
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STATE OF THE MARKETS,
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CHANGES IN THE AUSTRIAN MINISTRY.
CAsLIsT CONsPIRACIEs IN SPAN,
STATE OF THE MARKETS,
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THE NEWS By THE KANGAROO
The screw steamship Kangaroo, Capt Brcoks, which
sailed from Liverpool three r. NJ the 9Th and fron
Queenstown on the Th instant arrived here early
hour yesterday morning.
The London Daily Eos remarks that the vote o. the
Prussian Chamber o. Deputies In favor a Italy event
OF great European Importance.
The Paris Moxiw Of the 9th inst contains twenty Eve
columns Of closely printed matter the internal condition
and foreign relations Of France.
The London Daily Necs thinks advantageous 70 the
Of reform that tho question delivered from the
injurious control Of party the fatal support rival fac.
tions and tho oppressive atmosphere Of unfiendy
house, and is left popular sympathy and
fettered public opinion.
lie Nevd Of February g. says the rumored rcpulse n
American ambassadors at Japan relates most probably q
Lord Egn and Sir Hope Grant who known 20 have
gone there.
The Paris correspondent OF the London Pos teiegraph'
that the negotiations tho Danish question suspend
cd at the present moment by delays which have not an
alarming character The impression In this matter ~
that OF italy becomes stronger and stronger 10 favor o.
pacific solution
DR. Bandinel late Of the Bodlean Library, Is dead.
1t Is stated - the Catholic party in tho French than
strating not protesting against the revolutionary
policy Of France In Italy.
No opposition is anticipated to the proposition Of the
Chancellor Of the Exchequer, which will at the Bank
Court day be recommended by the directors 70 the
proprietors for acceptance.
New York letters Of the 26th state that the
OF gold received from Europe has reached e. loo 600
leaving fal5 900 yet TO arrive or the amount received
however about 81 900 900 or fl 200 900 had not yet
passed into circulation owing delay at the Mint
expected each future packet England would carry back
come parcels OF sovereigns.
The recent article In the London 7imes Mr. Golden
ia more circumstantially contrsdicted. Mr.. Cob.
den far from being damaged by investments in the
Illinois Railway, ia receiving handsome income from
his paid up shares.
England was invited by France TO stop the OF
Garbad but declined the plea that the Neapoltaus
ought TO be the masters either to resist him
The King Of Prussia has conferred upon General La Mar
mora the Order Of the Red Eagle, first class set in
diamonds
The London Globe Of the 9Th arms that the price
Of Rossuh notes Hungary has risen from 40 TO 90 per
cent and said that assgnats Of the nominal value Of
90 600 900 forms stu concealed in different parts OF
Hungary.
The traffic returns Of the week of the Great Western Rail
way show Of 2o74 the Great Northwestern
increase Of fo9l 1t is said that the increase OF the
London and York Company will be 81 800.
The Canadian arrived at Londonderry tho forenoon
of the 9th instant
Great Britain
Adestructive fire occurred the 5th at Benhem Pa
lace the splendid historical seat Of the Marlboroughs.
The main building escaped comparatively uninared yet
the damage 10 stated at fi00 900 sterling Che famed
Titan gallery with it's valuable paintings destroyed
The following Is from the LONDON Nesos:-
The loss Of these pic will be much regretted by
all admirers Of this celebrated master They were pre-
sent from Victor Amadeus King Of Sardinia TO John,
Duke Of MAJ thorough and remained unhung and hidden
from the public view till the visit OF Sir Joshua Roy
Beaheim In 17ss he forcbly struck with their
beasty value that he recommended their being
placed In the room they occupied.
The following a list OF the pictures destroy ed:-Mars
and Venus, Cupid aud Psyche Apollo and Daphne Pluto
and roserpine Hercules and eanira vucaa and Ceres
Bacchus and adDe, Jupiter Juno and 10, Neptune and
Amphtrite all painted on leather by Titan The only
other painting by Peter Paul Rubens-the Rape Of
feet inch wde and was considered Of Rubens'
master pieces. The origin Of the fire not known;
and Is supposed that the fue Of Of the chimueys
must have communicated with the roof as IL Is evident
that the roof the first part that caught The fire
subdued about eight O'Clock Tue whole OF the fami
iy with the exception Of the Duke who had gone Lon
don TO attend Parliament resident in house We
unable TO learn portion Of this valuable col
Lord John Russell ON Italfan Affairs.
ROaSl. said
have already said put for ward the principle
OF the unity Of Italy but II unity one constitutional
monarchy shape which the Italians think best fitted
70 their Independence should be the last per
to would interfere in order TO prevent them
their wishes Hear hear.) The right
honorable gentleman says we between two dangers
but he IA not talking Of the OF things he
is borrowing his Imagination schemes and designs
which he thinks win be carried into effect. do not
agree with him. don't wish to provide against any
INIT hat If hraa
We may succeed in preventing II, and | hope We
will we may fail, and Il We do, ! trust We
them when they failed in 1859 (Hsar, hear)
Iwo alternatives have been mentioned. one tnh
the Two Settles should be restored that the Pope should
have all his domnioss back again except the Romagna,
and that Austrian Archdukc should reign IN Modena
and Tuscany II there be any truth in what we hear Of
italian feeling there little likelihood that that could be
done except by force Of arms ana gsinst doing by
foroc OF arms We well the Emperor OF the French
arc pledged, and he renewed that pledge yesterday
hear ne saa ,ur,ner .nm oy s,,ns upon
and IL may appear that authorized excuses which
those who confined themselves 70 looking on may deeply
dsapprove but Notwithstanding those excuses and the
responsibility thrown other Powers, he means to
keep steadfast to that policy and on that point Great
perfectly agreed Tn ,ne o s@ y one % 'ns
that we are not now divided. There Is no great CUES
ton TO divide like the OF 1885, tbs Is question
Of policy which we are mainly agreed WITH the
emperor OF the French. (Hear, hear) We are at tn
ssne time In close alliance intimacy with the other
yreat Powers Europe and n there was any question
1n which appeared TO that France was IN the wrong
n acted with that spirit Of encroachment which some
mcs animated great military nations we would enter
INTO alliance with them 10 couuteract those desires Wy
belief ia that the second alternative meniioned y not
ey 10 come 10 pass and III the Emperor Of the French
should express his strong disapprova OF any attempt on
The part Sardinia TO break the treaty OF lren am
attack venetia believe the people OF France wiz en-
tirely support him In that declaration tHear, near
beeve he intention to march with an army n.o
Italy 10 support the Italians In making such an attack
but impossible say, In case Of war az new events
arise What part France may take when ~r1'e 'as
which the right honor able gentleman (Mr. Dsraeh),
has referred, | wrote about the same time
despatch 70 our minister at Vienna 70 say should en-
tsvrIp dssoT~oe Of any attack ~ Sardinsd upon Au1d IN
Teufa that zoe should entirely dsopprore If any aid given
IN Ftano % ssch an otok that should take to
have opinions known at Turin and Paris that
arueted influence would have the effect desired com
bned with other considerations that must be In the
Snnds OF the soveregns Of tose countries added
we can 10 farther-n not intention 70 take part
IN such ww N II should arise. (fIear, hear) The
right honorable gentleman has asked our re-
x.tah A..