The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-25
The American Rebellion.


CONTEST ON THE MANUFACTURES OF sPAIE-sPAIN
AND FRANCE GUARANTEES THE INTEGRITY OF THE
ANTILLEs-FRANCE AND ENGLAND IN ACCORD ON
THE NEUTRALITY QUESTION.
The annual meeting of the Cotton Supply Association
had been held Manchester the result Of the
lions Of the association reported TO be as rather dis
couragpg Increased efforts in India and Western Africa,
to raise supply, were urged In view Of the American
trouble
The American war had caused such advance In the
prices OF cotton that many small factories had been
obliged to Close thus throwing thousands of wormen
out Of employment.
Spain France have signed aty for securing the
possession OF the Antilles.
The London 7ie In editorial the decision Of the
French government American difficulties, which s In
complete accordance with that Of England says must
tend TO convince all reasonable Americans that in English
acts there is neither hostility nor double dealing
OUR ST. PETERSBURG CORRESPONDENTS.
sr PETERSBURG, June 1, 1851.
Union SynSathy Of the Court Nth the Unied States Co..
-er~mr~t-A Friendly Greeting in Sore for Mr. Clay, &C.
You have no idea what interest Is felt here In the
events that TRANSPORTING In the United States Of
America. Our newspapers are filed with remarks and
reflections the subject, all sypaaies are enlisted IN
yer favor and have doubt that your new ambassa-
DOR Mr. CAasius n Clay whose arrival hourly expected
will meet with cordial reception than any Of his
predecessors.
he will find in 3 situation In degree analogous
TO your We stu In tho throes Of the internal
revolution occasoned by the emancipation Of the ser
and suffering for the sins Of orefathers who
delayed II till cannot be accomplished without violent
has led TO- happy to think that question has been
finally solved that became and dangerous and
there have been Serious disturbances in
they have nowhere been attended with
interior sn o. she SooeS S,. III.
presence will calm the eerveecence Of the people, and
restore that order and tranquility without which It will
be impossible TO give due effect to the that
enacted for their benefit
England.
The British Ministers were defeated in the House OF
Commons By majority Of 1oa the proposition to be-
stow one Of the seats by Acknowledgement the
metropolitan borough.
The bill repeating the paper duty had finally passed the
House Of Lords.
The Court OF Chanoery has confirmed the decree OF tho
lower court restricting the manufacture Of Kossuth-
Hungarian notes.
IL asserted that Count Cavour's death will hasten the
recognition Of Italy by France.
IhsPasis koer confirms the settlement Of the Syrian
question on the points already announced 1t adds
Order will be maintained in the mountains by recruits
from the inhabitants Of the country Turkish troops will
only be had to advance into Lebanon on the requson
OF the Governor.
The Bourse was nrm. Rentes higher-osf.
Italy.
The Oone Of Turin says the list Of the new ministry,
as already published is deHnitive with two slight
notifications including the direction Of the ministry
for two months by Baron Recotoli.
Spain.
The Spanish Admiral has received Instructions that
the Emperor Of Morocco refuses 10 exchange Lun for
the latter place BY force.
Poland.
was stated at Warsaw that Poland would soon be do
ared in state Of SIEGE in consequence Of the represen
tatops made by the new Governor Of Poland.
India.
The India mails reached Marseiles on the 10Th inst
The American portion Of them is to 60 forward per the
Europe
private despatch dated Nav 49, reports business
very quiet, and the market for yarns lower.
The English Turf.
AMERICAN TRIUMPH ON THE ASCOT COURSE.
each, Is f., and only declared with 200 added win
ners extra Two miles aud half. A SUBJ % OF whom
NJ: Ten Broeck's optimst, by Lexington, 4 yrs, !,
,1ord Ati.ssuiy: c: BY wld
xi B1:sls ~ %s:ii.iproor yrs, 'Ss
Mr.. J. Psuins's 1ooreook, yrs, "a; S.; IS; .
Captain christie's Horror, yrs, st; ls los;
Mr. Riddles Frederick, yrs, st. lbs. (Chaoner)
lord Coventry's Dan@, yrs, 81. lbs lPage)