The New York Herald Newspaper, April 16, 1857, Page 1

THE NEW YORK. WHOLE NO. 17533. MORNING EDITION—THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1857. PRICE TWO CENTS. ps w AAs i he “s i iho ab Becalaaenn Conspiracy of Prisoners in the Tombs. A Policeman Murdered by Bargiars, ADDITIORAL FROM “SUROPE. far grescr tmyortarce in. petuat mey | of “Go om.) 1 mede what tea great deal ~ 5 ea mist ko to sUppae are at with | thao‘m afier dinner 9; bat lam sure er a. | A PLAN CONCOUTED TO BHVAPB— UTY SkePcRS ESCAPA O- THE PARPETRATORS. One. . ‘anyeh the oolttelun Dan been purely local, and 1 Preummoat Stare GaTnskincs —The American State Ou tl of Miszourt wit] convene on the |61b of April in thectty by CAPTURED—ENIVES AND PIGTOLS TO BE Adcut one u’clook yesterday morning oflicer Sepnen P, of. Louls. . Herdenbrook, of the Vinta ward po 1o0,was fatally stabbed Weeems thet during the past two or threo weeks 8.00: | by burglars, at tae corner of Weshlogtoa and Perry Leta? Convention wih BORSI4 | syirsoy to Heol an excepe bas deen formed dy aDUMPEF | siroais, while in ihe duoharge of hie yoni The murder. . ‘ Of the mest desperate charaoters lodged in the Tom". | org gucconied 1a making good thelr esoape, and up to the THE ELECTIONS IN ENGLAND. | '2¢, "meer of, Chua way 74% dearon teens Gon exvest that when Lira Bigi INTERESTING SPEECH OF LORD PALMERSTON, | SAt,ril eve sctually happened I ben tnolinad ore they are understood, apd the tats are looked into by the of this couatry, tae accounta lefs. end that the Emperor tas’ ited to the ‘Tke Know Nothing State Convention of Tennesseo wil! 4 &e., ko. Seamer of socidents 10.000 what «| : «ive out of the colli. desunis bos tha alae os. Maahshie’ oc tno. cna av, Their plev, however, pas been frustrated, and the ri0g- | pecgens time ot been ervented, tiow. The Emperor of Chiu very singalar iliats% eiiaadln ten ©» Header, with four of bie assoolstes, bare beou removed | AL ihe hour above mentioned, an the «floor was. pa- Affaire In Great Britain. and critical posison, Taere going on whi ae bl ae Sen Co versrer, from their former cella cud lodged im separate 0068 OD | seciing his b al in Woat atroot, ho discovered two having be gun to the south of Ounton bes cow qui'tad tue to thank you on the of myself and o: ‘The demccratio State Convention of Texes, for the seleo- Loxpon, Mevoh 31, 1857. | Ave orthe emptre—which bas pow reached | Dee ae Tee oe eet ats Gblab attaial denies coaeib wd the ground tioor, whore thelr movemants can be more Fhe General Btecticn—Triwmph of the Ministry ant Iyno- | + rich has vow to spare among ta thie town are among Mion of candida’es for Stato offizsrs, will meat 1a Ws00 0 | aarefaity wa'ched, | | coming out of (he olcthing siore No. 896 ia tho street im wy friends ea tt Lenten the mca agreeable and happy. (Loud and long continued | the 4th of Me Mr. Gray, Warden of the pritoa, caused an invertlga- mertowy ‘arty — | | | question with bundies of goods in thelr possession ©The officer paraved the borgiare, and gave the eierm rap for astisiance after chasing ‘hem for fire biocks bo came Op with thom, atthe oorser of Washiogioa and Parry streets, acd immediately grappled with tre ravcale. After trcgele of w few seconds the policoman sueceeted tm mesicring One of the fellows, and was about loadicg him ofl to the statiom house, when the confederaie of the pri- sonor eame bebind the cfticer and bed hm im the Bri:a Kivked Ou! of Par liament— Suspension of Greene cheering ) ‘The demovratio Stato Coaveation of Louisiana will M2 | tion to bo mace in this alfe!r, and it appear from the F 5 41-—Harry Lorre: a Nae vgs Sect &. Fk larry Buc soverimarsl of Cazador (Onsertt [From the London Times, March 80.) ‘The Kwow Nothing National Councit, to be composed of the tcatigator and vingleader. His axsootates gee ato @ Lecture aa | acta olin’ Begorlate’ a WER y wit the Unied Sates-s man of ‘The Emperor of China, it seems, with the Bri- | delegates from all the States, corresponding In ber tO | ay prisol obarged wiih capital offences, whose eacaps Acrording to the @lobe, the rese! a grest sbill.y and cone lisosy dieposition—with a fall | tirb Piemipotentiary ead her Majesty's govermmeas as b> | ine Congressional distriois, aad two additional from each from justice in any othor way way be oonsicered vor (Mon? 'n Kogland wil be a msjort'y of ose buadret to | kro» ledge of the faten'ions of the goverament at home | the conduct of Commissioner Yeb and iho Cant | Btate ae delegates at | AIL 4b Loatavill 7 mipistera, Thin, Titiok, an overestimate. Th: result fy, | "hore miwon to Intended en no dleparagemom | Hit Celestial Majoay | . See EL OTA TATE || Gost ra > Titiok, the Britis This 1s mo more than | Kentucky, om the Sd of June next ‘The pian Iaid out was to mrke the revolt on the Sab the! ‘ete iriompa for Palmerston, o>. | $2, Si" Jcho Rosring, wrose nil sion fe founied on the | Viceroy to conallie | meverthelras, © complete | estab'ahed praoiior of the oouatry tm difficult caves— | was to be expected, Wr taxes psa Desi?—Th be somo mde G aa den, who moved the voto of censure io the Oommanson | ani I trust that Lord Riga, backed as bo will | oclved notice that they were to g2:n as usual, fp Cea ar oa a RR aren Ah x tb, after the oonclus'on of tho sermon, wid for each | back wih wcaggor, The aim of the essayila proved Whe Obina qrestior, hve loct his geat, and bis fats is | 2° DY AD <overwoclming paval foros doable that which | the quarel to ttgelt in iho walls of Caston. For years {reuble brewing betwcen Hoa. Lewle L). Oampbell, repr. | prisoner to be armed with kulvos aod pistols, faraithed | ug for (x9 pollorman immediately rslowe! bie hold « ’ Ps @ Sir Wirem Peker bad in tho 'a@ Cotoa 24 | past tbe uiter insubordtva‘ion of the po3uiace as Canton, | Iicam member of Congres elcot {rom the Third district of | by their onisds frienca Tho deputy keepers oa duty ° shared by the ober two Mamohester moa, Gidmon aud | ecked sien by w inrge military foro~—that he wi'l he 5 lear, the frovons and mercenary use mate of | Obio, and Mr. C. L. Vallandigham, his demooratis com | Were to be seizod aud, if posalvie, thrust lato oolaand | aud fil to Ube ground, ‘The burg’ars then esospod, and Bright [isa pity that such good men shonlt bo ex- | able weil of she obj-ots songh’; and if fair means arice, HAVE | | vctor in the lestoanvars, It appears that Mr, Oarapvell, | 1°20? UP; but it 1m 1 Ob DO « Merted, shi bave uot tinoe beew heard of. eladed from Parliament, bat they are imply suffering | bo #1!) also bo eble to make his demende foltand kno: proved ps te Apnoyence and weakness to the Oourt of Pe’ » Ppears that Mr. Camprell, | be despatoned witr koi the pistois to bo The alarm rep brought officer Downing fo the sosne of | on the 18th of Mey. evicence that Thomas Denlny, uew nuder tndiotment for py meape & we o 7 ons ith his | while im bie veatin tho last resentetives, | previns m@ recapture (hey were tae to broak toolr Brom their own folly, Poaoe, at tho sxoritca of tho ma |, mews “tlh tie Catuere gevera ment "toleer} ‘Se one See Me pubitoly stated thet thore gastro yee ance ia | Wapato tbe ress. of the wort of Seasioce’spa \tieupe | ¢ ey, when he ditcovered the watortunate m onal hovor, wi} xotgo down even among oritor vpla. the eel ie aistri A that hi soly | Wie the etreet Chis oouspincy wes to havo beon oar Icemlig egalsate@ ooal box wad alooss sp loss, The pers. How well mght Falmerstoa exo! sim, in Horatian | ME* of tre ccuniry so unanimourly expresred om this 9 Galaies, SH SRM Bo wae ic for ned Bin QpORERR ApeeTY| fad oh Supday Jest, busy an iniimatioa Of (M0 PO. | iy inred nan spoke fut afew words, tay ing “I am bart,” ’ . re dpe | qrettion, and you may dep €a that vole. . Mr. Vallandighom did not tiketho iaiinus | coming to ihe koowledge of My Gray, bo cersed sho : [veniah ae cate ta ord mtyle, Ne suby uliru crepidai,’” not om), to Ooddon, but | Ors i tbe coche of action, {hci 4A Jt "a Glvtobedia tne, Was blag hob Zncen ta | fb) bd eeparated and covtiaed ms | OF Worde Lo tbat ciico’, aud then became lumenstDia, to ober members who, Jeaving thelr own specialiy—fres | contest which is golrg on will make it more at | pecia) guard pieced Over taem Harderbreok way promptly ooavered to tho Ninte December les\, provounced the whole statement an un- joabt woult have beom carried cui to tho bost of tnalr ability, will more strikingly mantitest tl traiie and commercs—piucge into foreign relaiions whigh | [oretan courrrte: Ward #lavon houre, where ho was atoadoa by Dew dri Pralast aan clad lat bl ota feelings (1 the Briteh natlon—and be prodasitve of qualified fal-ehond, Mr Campbell now oomes forth ina me “i is eee - . Heeced ccatnet Pemeratey On tro wtoe casi Bod | ite vert remite s\'h regard to cur fature. relattoos Jong letter, in which he discuses tto various diderooces | 8F¢ Would, in ell probabliiy, have resulted tn Diced: | TUrker ard Guna, bu! mecinal ald proved of iitte avail, Peel, Cardwell #20 Vex hive beon teleaied. Roback ia | Eh orber coontrics who mighs otborwiss b tempted | plessed, levy export dutics wt discretion, and hoid the | Meee | shea con’ inued (0 eiak ragidiy, and re- porarnco for whicMield aed Lowe for Kiicermiuster. wh-re h acd trenpsge uv0n our representative with | province praoticaliy Indepandent of Pekin, on the wire! exteting between himself and Mr V. in which the publis | jt js bolioved that vp varda of twenty had jotnod the ous untit® quarier pact four, whoo be end meet with no resirtanoe, for it fe anton | cftbo Irtractablo obaraoier of the people, Oa th as; are Inicrestod, and clos itself wetchfui of | ograsiimn when (bia sco ogy wa: p early beginnings. You may stop | Mrhin, it found ine Emperor to by promisiog to speedily sattlo | conspiracy, a1 many more wuld follow In as soon as tho to tho Court of rat yg strike wan mado 4 up all matters of a“ porsonal or private’? obaraoior whish | He MEO MOE. ine names of thone placed tn eye be woe tesriy murderedon the hustogs. = & [exp ced, Lard John Roars) bas been returned for Loavtou, wiih | OFao's polloy fcr Rothookile and Sir James Duke; Gladsiore agala repro | |* Tkbte, ana to bask a 0a) two inches be. i enieriag the Inpg prodaced wrote Ox'ord University. Digincings wih eave, Dat if you walk until they hay> mont, and ad that his M.jaty they may Dave om hand. ols looks belligeront, rate colltsm 2 A remerkahce fea'ups ip the present clection fy tha ra rived nt diffion ties of magolivde cur exerions mat bd back ® briof aod peevish repty Reopw Jerand State Avni Siavary Convextion —A call Th Denicy cbarged vith 5 p's com of (fiserm wan despalebed to the 2 of the turp of 0 large a quartity of strangers vo re nes Pag | be commensurate with the grievance, and wars which the Commiestoror wes to manage as Felt | bes been tseved for th: frieeds of tmmodiate abottiton of Heogord o! ton, for tho purpore OF ferr aD oat the ou derers, Mament—ve to the present hour more shea loo At tas | @&7 be stopred In the commencement Involve the be could, Chia way enoogh for the ty j anak ‘nn 6 sees © wnrncoesstful to snotr efforts, Tae entire jeer poneral weciior TA% gent eumen dame tu whodi? mot | OMty In exertions and expepee whish may be | aca for rome time peat Canton haa brea tn a | American alavery In ali'bo oounticn, otties, towny, vi- Shy Srolth ar ured, But NO: trace of the faguive e sasalea aviided by timely netton and mors pradent eandaat. | of virtual indepen: nos, mot ty aay rota, ages Damlots and sot Jements cf tho jittle Siate of Raote | on tho Dich aese (Ohiere ) And therefors. genilemcn, it 's quite e wie | Frain, However, the Eapocr bas now an auxiil " Ps bet tose public ofirers who take timely | iho Brith ‘oreo’ He nas sent ths Viseroy ordora wnion | /t!#Bd and Providexce Planiatious, to assom bie to Ri ih res to stop early begiavings ero fond of war—sh-y | be would probably noi Bare verturcd to secd.or thoaght mond Balt, In the city of Provitexos, on the Tih inst, ent guardians of aoe, for it is only when the iol any use to end, this time on yo to a ap mat The cal is signed by Samucl B Chars aud Elzyseh B. krown, and bat ad vanced iteoif, aud our repro Wh ibe Briieh What Commissioner Yon will do | ‘ fe - ve bar been watebfat to prevent encroach mest, it these oroomstenccs it would be vain to oopjoo. | ChOfe, Edward H. Mogi!! aod Parsh Mogill, Gerrge J. then from the kno«n treatios of tha ccuatry that | iure He may possibly atiempt to msiotaia bis poaitioa 4damaand Mary BH, Adems, Ave Fairvanke and AxayT » car expect that Ferpect and arstinenoe from thowe | by the aid of she rebels whom he bas rroenily takon imi | 7. Fr'phanke. A great timo ix oxpscied. croachmenta upon ite righ's and from offericg tt iu- | corflderce end a 1s, iuceed. bis only ebanoe, a1 : ae Hb speed Amt di atic pr etn ol atthdiandn jaggy mctey (Cheers) Wo aro oltes told to look t© our | ctherwlebe must soon submit tothe imperial ordora, | © 2% Usios AGain is mux Fisip —There ie a ramor | Bivlt under ike impiety ‘Searapiogs mato ansovuoat | ful avd reiteb wp the United States aa models of ooncust, ant | aided by the Brlilsh er<#, sad in thai oase will Joe at | Pilomt in Texas that Gen, Sam Houston wii take thofeld | 04, gy¢ct, erticly exoreraing Mr Vorrbien fon tho INQUEST. rome things in which they might just at well Lok a6 vory porsibly moro. But our pars of | ag a candicate for Governor of Texas, ‘p onposition so bh od teeih, ak she Semple w6s Seendiagly WER | | Gnkies dire peta vou eg agh)—but if we beg of the advomnies of rip now very much simpilied. Yoh vecomes | omnes of the democratio part) a : quinrete regura'to tha coer bar eg to the otiveree uh “eyes rigat’’ to the | only the ringitader of a brute! mod, upoa whom, with | we a0 Li enc 2 y | sr cr Dovaras —Th ra) Ficu «ay Rorprry 0+ Monday vight jast at a tats | mentol the i queet no cluo whatover sould be obtetaed hor commander do ia | ihe concurreros ot his soveretga, we havo to enf>rve re Taw La }@ Chicazo Demrcrat ways tho 7S | tiweprcetrstors cfths dariog urder. The evitence belong to the previous Pariiamen’ Which edo thay with Sake, Dots lthstacding the protestations ‘a to» eddromed W thelr oonetiinenis, itis difout to aceite Woianever | way tne oat jumps, doubviess, The wisirtoriat jonr | are &* Deveie/ent in Olalin'rg every mana pro'esring [lberal Principles ae are ihe opp et iow papers those of arty and all cttor parts cone tinent There is iMitle other news, G:ligani has tho follow we We regret to arnounce thet the ollest American bonk'og tn Parla Mesars Greeve and Jo. of ‘be Plice S Georges, bave been compelled to suspend payment, The Nevotatel question rem-tus tn statu yu» ‘The rerdinies Eavoy, as Vievta bas jefs that oapival whh al) bis legation. Worat wit the electvone, the Persian aod Chivess warn, Wiliamsbarg Oy News. Tee Dietvanarca st ius Ckcus ~The exanication cf Alfred Bearcaley, charged wish commitisg wa asa sit | and beitery vpon Police Justice Voorbies, at ths cirou4. | on faturday even'ng inst, wae oa! ed op before Justios y yesiercay sftrno og Mr B cowmiited the as. Servans of the pudlo, aud during nls tora of * proved himself to bs a falta emarives y what ¢ Giffeclty lo Chire ta comparison with oar | syeot ‘or treaties, for laws, and fur tho rigatsofhu- | resignation «fGov. Geary, and the do ision in the Dred Wm, Gousshard, keepor ot a porter hoase on i" the pepny pep re, morning spt evening have boen and Z o * . © ‘bo off erm who assisted deceased to ‘ths station Ronse are rivitg m roarpe trade; in, feos tro news wendore | 078 See ear ar dae alot Gt wan rite || nents : < Beott case, have destroyed all thai was loft of Judge | the correr ct Grand and Fourth strosty, war roturntog | ens bot» orrraboration of tho fao's ws hare toforo atated, mime thst ibe pudlcavon ig mos bail «qual tothe damand, Tent ipeull; bet there wight have bem an ex ME ry Preps jos F'. are . Douglas. home through Peek slip, he was a dd by twomen, | wabcutsfording the Cereve any trace to the ilenthy Biaot aclt cvident, (oF they are always ai « premium of th iat we wors exgnged. Tu sheso howl | Leumi fasaia, who Incly lel, cs Petersburg for M wiom be sveceeded tn krooking down ao others then | of whe rab ute of tho partis Impicn ca. V8 F.noell and Weltjs, who cent per oont—worte than ugury. pe n of the body, la as fol- ‘The Paria Preece and ih» drostoils Independence wall over ‘he discomfiture of the Manones or scoot ani Mpg Raped pores benahyed Baoons’ Disraicr.—-A card in the Nowberry (3 ©) | cime up, aud efier beating him, took gold watod valued | fhe al teaiimony ot tght teat thin cow, has axsin left iho Iaiter capital and got out for the | yerrcr emnounces ex-Governor James Hammoud ay a Btei0or'n breast plo, ars abot $76 is mone); aut, nok | mace yost mor *m exaon i a { * - Dost waved the Americea flay, bat tha | piece in concection wiih the c’mlicallons in which thay | CABdiCste to succeed the late Preston 8. Brooks in the | oontent with this, tore the bair from lie bead = Mr Gia | lowe we Lew my ath ¢ iy rs Dy Flone!l acd Weitja, * sworn ray—They bave ema train On th sins the meee ae beeen aa Ss Chtocro might Davo sald that ise well kcowa etraiegy | coppire ie just row irvclved wilt Eeglan’. ad ta wnich | House of Representatives. py anata wr arora teres arrears mare Me: ot motions eatmnisation om the beey ot Sr paen - ae . ‘VIS of war, sud you wi us; | the Russish press seme to tick ‘hat F ance acd the | Govrs: ‘Tanwaeses —Major Wm. f. Polx publishe . P Ha dee dre No 0 n: tho boy wa ‘Therkeray—ior six months. siees feiana be ica teareen coed | OVERNOR OF TANa) ajor Wm. fT. Polx publishes P Aaderdreck mt No. 48 Troy street: \ho bo*y was Fousp Drowned —Yeatcrdsy forenova, the bocy of an jed man was found floating in Wallsbout crook. An inquest wes heid by Ccronor Suell, but the body wat not identified. Deceased hid on a short jeoket, and was oth. | Untied 8 ates of Anmrica are apout totare spars The " few taken ep, ee 10 ibe manner ia Waiod Raveie woul, | S cord tn the Nashville Union ceclining t permit his p forward in this matter, goes t) ibe exieot of supp name to bo uted In connection wiih tho candidacy for Id make o mmon caso wih Governor of Tepnerses. tm the task of corque fi palo end dianches from lous of binot; wo found a saat orden tbe iep cf the right sboulder taat c@ with the incisions to the coals; anothe crnd waeeo the back between the 7h ana 8 Mr. and urs Barney Willams are off to Scotland, at it. Baicit the American comm: like Sr Mioasel Seymovr and Sir Jono Aowrtng, demand a2 aprlogy ant Imerston’s Defence of His Public jewand thst a sim'lar toivg should not coour again? Not the least in the world. fle inverted ths us Lerd Pal Poll | course, “ ‘ Geto tho iigbs of tho &ploe and two tuo’ ‘On toe oration avouded a pad- said to be obaractertatio of energy d Of the Celi st'al empir Aprimanrs YOR GeMERSATORIAL HoNORs 1¥ GaorGIA— | erwise JOOrly o!n3 thal —teipeghed eA ably Ly a a i tr Seer ces wana ae a en ¢. = rate in deriving from the ¢mbarra'smects of the | The epvexod Is m pariial list of the namos of tke gentle Afvairs in the Sabamas | Bis teed trtte right lute, ibe depp’ ~ Bae xtot Athor eam, Ta, very possible adventage—‘errttorial, commore! | " cor ° mio the substance of the Ii t aponre to the toast of “Her Mejerty’s Mintsters.”? a’ter @ipiomaue maneurncepeapeccascca i caiemae Dr eit dap ert Maman, WP; Gerad %, tO. | rches*ncetring cece? tne lense sors to bis personal connection with tue do- for tho last twenty y capacity of Governor: — oan | Col Jamen Gardver, of Rict mond: Col. Jonn E Wara, | Pit ofa French Ship of War—Alited Compliments —Parst | ports: | of Obatbam: Ron. W I aulles, of Chathaww; Hon, Jamas | French Naval Officers on the Ieland—A Thunder Siorm— 4 private etter from Sonega’ announces that the Fron frigate Nemesis, Dearing the fleg of Aci Lord Paimenston referring to his public polioy sem tha. it would not beppem again (chesrs); and bo Gees ip ahaa “io th Testa oa ‘< operirg in minuter of boglend © there are msny poople—so teeny four hours for ibis cpology atd ex3ianation to de | ;yom Brest. Thi | L. Seward, ef Thomas; ee an Sew at Promo, end 8 great many adrost—who tolally sent 10 bim; bos de ore there twen:y-four hoara had ex | con inve ber course to Chive, whero |; was oxpcoted she | ber!; Fou. gf. Step Legislation and Army Matters. ire roment Ta rong ig od of Spaulding; Hon a aibie extremities; an cspovally in foreign countries hey gies wee newod defrnoe, if not for reno voi irom tke Heap offi siec differ when questions arito which favolvs de—»ithout waiting for ordeis from Washinglon—he did ‘cations heve pwsed with the ia, of Baldeia; Hon Jonn H. . | the French undereriier’s representation about our | 1° the assassio (cheers) and an aseur understand the character of ‘he Briveh maton, (EH pred the sbip woich was lying near this fort sew seus i The French war tt-amer Newton, Commanior Da- | nmike ihe wo Sasa) Site Ihiek papty #oflerere:e exo eorvioA Gociapes: || ining on cineo-geing eucetion tae eal soreunroceaty ims |r eeerete 8 any Aas Jae the oucenepe water Ades Spe Judge Green, oF bpaal | moarevx, arrived here on the 294 inst. be te last {rom su aight tnciator H HG ‘Lamar, of | @omraloupe, ard bound to Nowfoundiand. The rsasoa | ““Gryrgey Gon Fane, OF Rae eee eeoaalt, | asuigned for her coming ie want of o2al, but doantlers | 1126 o’vic ; A 7 tmagise thai those who aiffer «nm internal questions—that aiiack Well, ibis A Fr, Without waitl rogite those sro ratk thomscives ta opposing partios—wiil | axd writing "to the United Steen 10 Know wnal. ts uaanaCaaeie ea) comenmmesiae ee Lanten Pest) | Tt te seid that oom 4 City Lateligence. Col. Tomita, ot Ca: Charles Marpby, of with &. The veual complimentary salaies pasted be SPRING RAILKOAD AMRANGEMENTS. Hon. Maticre of diflerevee betweea Engiand as @ counwy BOt waite ven jor twenty four hours to expire; bathe sald, ve | Biram Warner, of Merriwes ber, Hoa 9 fa sey ciber foreign Sate. Now I should tuick | No ro. br. Chiemen, thie won't do; you" are. throw meagan toe See ae | aes u ings igh aby rah a ae » frarbenemcactont gtoed et what has Depprned within ihe last we years | ing wp treon bath ries and putting 1a freab guae;” and be . to urdecelve tnem on > © apestaci- | commesoe molition e and took es | | ‘Which this couniry exhinited oa tne Breaking out of ihe sicn of these cuss before the time be ex sired Alana. | eaneh 2 ea erere G memneeemnnten vanes meee aie. cots peberatin: war with Ravste wos —— raed © make every het given tne Chiaese Co-umissioner ay So makehis | » point d'appus in thelr attacks om the government 1. and fond of Jadi-s’ eoclery. | a eet? & poy: ‘wal Hisbman sill more proad of his country All party apolcay eno cxp'anation, | (Caeere.) Well thea, woare | SJvioes from Mexico auuounos the proxiaito fall of Ob doctor. that has over | instead of 8:10, and the . express any rePpoces Were lalo seise mon of a'lebades of opiaion § told our cillce.s were precipita fort, but 1 bear frm persons just arrived from there ‘Tne Sovrnsax Pcirit—The Richmond (Va) Dispatch it avo lovite? the commander | be discontinued until the 15h of May, when the sum ser ime ok ieee parti nm Fagp yee | that these reports represent more the wishes of certain | thus replica to @ Northern idea—that the Southern Arvapg ments will fo lato effet and make a permenent Te, Fr isd phoen opinion wary twesh ta tas onane [Raraotery ety sanmt ogen so rarpciny ia fever | HUM will respond politioaily to the Northern politica Fs smont, ‘Nowtiuai | ali¢rasion 1a tho time table for tbo rost of the season. ead when I say that I rewlly don’t mean to Of a revolutitn which would restore Santa Auns to power. | Pulplt:— ‘xeelienoy in not preoared to ain cad one repel Se aa Bonesiy and sincerity of \hose respeo.ebie g-ntiemea | cenvesed ts whe were few in DUmDITE and. waose Onidioan wore | Seymour made areoond demim4, whiod the officers ta | jptne, aeee, DOR henine abteved Gite npuation, | Hite ioe reste ees ee eee hee sent Tes ‘Gerets ond. ‘Wen inetirecd =the evatord voh to their own family ciroies—(iangh | Ohinn bad been forbivden to make ta despstohes seat out Hoo. J tween the steamer and the garrison, The oilloors aro ® | pari Koil-oad.—Herestier (he mall train for Albany © colonels, ono major andone | ‘jolly set,”’ like alt Frenohmen, full of fum and frolio, | ang interme iiale stations will leave thecity at 9:40 4. M. lay iu May. anges ta tho very to Hime fae of Ibis road ars thet the A. Mt trata for ferj—dut [ray with these exceptions the whole Briweh | seme eight or ten yeors ago: aod e noble iriend of mine, S| Cocereas rasiees naamen aiameertine et aie parent Textotpetcd tar have writen sas), woahont, | Hacketistown leaves (0 rainutes earllor—at #30 Pha mon Unies ae with =o man Ty oped Lag go | poy hey y ee ee we ene ee House Nouth. not « slogie pulpit I the Southern Siates was | bave one of our allies creeping in, and that wo would ryoon trate for the same owt lesves at 3:30. Too ment whe cone war; ovory o is, sal a voto against j ibem E ment, end that Bis reason for doing 49 wate deapsion Ry Uy d pe P ery =} Not one clergymen | | how wo were quite oiviierd ‘the seared deak to political | We bad « thunder storm on (huraday night. Too spire bad written im 1847. 1 anid. * Dont attach import The Pay: assured by ‘etters irom Oadiz that the first Purposes, |Our preach«ra, of all cealseienn pare Of ene of the eburches was eiruos by lighting, and the whet any gentleman wrote ia 1847, | sivision of the Spapieh equatron bad recelved satling | contned ‘mamselves to tbe preaching o! the gorpet aud | damage exceeds $500. ot orderr, and that ft was to leave for Havana on tho 284. | will continue to do oo, knowing that their master’s biog. The Legicia'are is stil! sting, but doing nothing im- Tots looks very iike a demovstraticn ageinet Mexico. at dom is not of ibis world. Whioh of the two, theboaihera | portant. © | the same tims, the Mojas Autografa: of the 284 an. | or frcouc!l clergy, refloct im their pulpit course the spirit ‘The Introduotinn of oovvict labor is being mooted The ‘oi | BvUnoes, apparently on author ity. thatit was quiie antrce | of their masier? Which are ihe tracet exponents of Caris- militia 18 doomed, it course ts rearly run; the Oounots | oe tbat (be Spasish government iutended having recourse to) tian!!) / Hig Bd s0m- unpalatable amendments to the Oret > ora etél0P, M The trales of ine Newark aod Boot Jo Braneb Ra! road conncot with all the trates of the Morris and E-sex ne 7 ae con't wy our righis aceording to the treaty of Naasia, aoe gives compel tbat of Mexico to give reparation. Spain | Hous: abandoned it and brought up afresh one, the British sudj-ots @ right to trade in every one of ihe rode Tas will ony reams te ‘vuch an extreme | 0% N. P. Basxs, Jn.—A number of the oltiseas Of | 14 Which it is 10 be dlebanded. — } five towns of which Oaaton wae one’ We think | sep when ail ‘moans are exhausted; and at present | Boston bave tendered to Mr. Banks, late Speaker of the eee —— | ad) Amat is not ibe case. Untied 8 ates House of Representatives, the honor of a ‘oie News from the Ris Grande, | public dimmer, which that gentioman hae decline! oa a> fe have Krownevile papers to whe 28 an. The sews communication instead of throogs agects, brikere and | Suspension of Mesos, Ritene and Company, | goun: of previous engugen ents Mahe Brownavil e Flag of the 11a sages darracors, snd people of that sor!, or tbe Hritieh mer. A letter from Paris of the $8¢h of March says:— Laci arene or Comsmcricet.—There are only twoot | Brownsville bas been unusally Oliod with strangers chant at Cacton is at the meroy of this clase of peop! cannot cerry on bis bosivess advactageously as , therefere there is areal valae in mabers O' PITA rus have tne | Wo A banking house, whose business transactions were almost | the newly elected Conniotiowt Senators who have evor | [or tbe pea weeks Large ea, ended ent thi The pasted through hero tnto Mexio», to parchar 4 coopenens owas ihe morm ot Isae, | before beem members of that body, Of the 283 members | 474 ioid that ihe duty paid st the Cusom Hoos in reg < wan from 2 gem zecied pC ED Ey toed why rich ailect'd 40 many rexpecta le fems, was ‘ooked to with | eleot of the House 46 have detore been members of the | Browarvilie slope, within the oath Das te = the ¢iffeuitics o ole ea aae wen ert Coniiéence by iis American connections House, of whom 16 only were members ia 1866. Three | '° more tran $1800 ard ines ore coves oier ports 18 Pare op TuomoronsRmD Corrie — Edward Sshenok, sao $% pot an ond to the exertions we had mado for toe | reapcotfally. Sr rwring bimself accom ane | | The London Star of the Slat ult, apeaking of tho 890V0 | 1.40 been members of the Benate, one member of Von Seoere neeeprbias ae avery bea osnoute eo bremons Hioneer, bad & sie yesterday of horves oolte aad tho- @ono vsion treaty of peace Tsay, gsatie by two or three g areas, one Scoretary of B'ate, The remataing 188 have | tog on the road to prosp rly. Orr levee te oonsragily | TOvedbrevs at the farm of William H Gibbons, Madison, ay Aste’ spestanle es o8 to consti Toon the Chineve bad no lr gislattve experience. mocked with merchandire for Moxto», ng whisnh wo New Jory Tho anstion, whicd had been mh J i notioe Iarge lets of machloery, from acorn mwiiltoaon | > which! are not 8 orae! or ro is atribated to imprudent advances made on Govanyon Gonman, oO” Minwnsota,—Goneral Saio'de | ion pd 4 nd A0 ono. peep ey ot progress, F-4 ae | the Hegarp for wae a rot erg ins spon ate questions; bus from ene ous ofthe tent to Diana Com | writes to the Si, Past Deneeret, denyteg tho statement soaks RU, eet ee ee be | i opietied bids ing ‘ee pert brought down as freight over . 2: atter y a ! $0 tbe viber. the common feeling has marched in common bai (From the Liverpool Post March 31 } (het Gov, Gorman was remeved from ofee to mane room | Sars WOME NSD Meuwate cud seecives mesa mee | made ‘with that feel'ng for our ge to us all. be whe benor of receiving sidresses in grest aon! from many of the largest cities ard commercisi qowmmunt'ies—sadresses whica I have not tbe vanity 10 ‘nich were the expression of the as- Paris advices meation the suspension of Mesers, Greens | for Sam Medary, cf Ohio. He says:— waning Up to (he advaniager afiv/ded to trade and | ” snd.Co., the Amerios baskere, of that city. Tao case | Wills A Gorman was not removed, and, eo far as I | species of io¢ustiy om inte froutlor. Cen OTT | ital Deserigtion. per tthe faliere fo atistivated to lepraens Givanese made pow we mes te charge of econsetien fede aguinet fhe Fisg of the 2048 v079:— we ¢ >, “ oD merchandise spatched 7. je autror jadge Doagias uve “fF Pp auters Dave most of bem deen compslied to Kong and Canton. dub we aid | otner O:ntral or South American Siaies. The Nabilitice | resignetion as Governor, aad piace that offize at she die- | p’ 4 r 1a consrqaencs of tke eovere admin tetration. and, in e00rdance pia Cold weather with whicd wo wore 40 opexpoctotiy visit v4 ] fal relations for the sake of tale are not exeotly Knows, put the are heavy Muon in pact of new ; and, with other oon vepiesce expe Americans treveiling 6 Own instructions to us Dy lever, we flied be eae Sem inet. la this favored ctinete, b 5 estan». Thad tb0 Rover to reocivs a dep a the Oootinent who are wih letters of ered | tov, : Maat 0 ample timo \o ma.uret wo svope, whion wil arimtiar ope stand cutprias 08 hah ‘rom the Arm in question. Sento ErcaRt axp THe Daxn Soorr Deco" —Yon Pee penne ieee, Gate eee Taoug a the snow ir Were severe, € yy catdown macy n mone 19 Wee govern, Official Stock Gambling in England. Charis E Stuart, United Staies Senator, of Micsigan, hie | Stine more ender ‘tues oillh Gnesped wih [From te London March 40 } | Writtes the following letter to tbe Dotrots Pree Prew:— | aright ip jary, ‘Under the fools) 1a) 8 OF Old *iare walsnc IsermcTe —At « qoerteriy mestiog cf the ‘The London ang Risto Siaphegtonpeny seroanstoer As several of the repeblican papers have assamed to | s!ready brgippirg todeapiay their boavtios In Fiora’s | Hoard of Directors of the New York Gphthaimis Hospital, morality fostered | state ry views in regard to the decision of (he Supsome | *icgdom particulariy is this tho csse— he alraroaod a8 | +14 at their rooms. NO, 7 vorant atrrot, on Tuesday by jotmt stock s, and praciised by concoctore Court of ths Untied Siates im the Dred Soott caso, It ie | '* loeced nib ibe mingled perfume of theorang> aad tho . elerminaticn to supportit. Ose ese g: nvomen raid—) am 0 liberal, bat my fend who gomes with me js @ consorvative, ard this address fem Bristol bay received two thousand sig syraren, and ‘eetedes every cings of segity aed ing, the 14th inet, the surgeons, Dee, Stephenssa ‘every rbade of poliiioal optatoas. (Cacors samo ard directors of join’ schemes. Tae paid up o: perbepe proper for me to say thai I have nevor yet arc: | TOO s, ’ ved LF gh ihe © ress isa one cy tal, It appears, war only £960,000, Cty fhe arenas | the eraeton ot the Uourt fo tbat case, and of course never ace ng aor ad Garrinn, reported that thoy bad registered 239 pe g he an addrese. said tt exnidtied only lent on morigage . + ,OCO on ome of directors’ (re = exprested my views in regard to tt Is may de oropsr, vate afiicted with dleeaeca of the eyo siace the Isl of Oors, Dut it contained 949 signatures, in ported to be ip prouniary difficalties) estates Another ajso. to add that no other porson ir, or bas been au vary jst, makirg 6 CO pervoas who bave revolved concerned in the commere al director, the chairmen, Mr. James Carnes Morris, aimit- thorised (o make any expriasion of them for mo. } eve Ges of the iasUiation since iis organission in the town, and who bave the ted that’ be owed £19,600 to the eompany, the company CaaRLey E stvart. | par April, 1852 reek a Sveiileg weak was ca‘cctates tote. | been ea, and me present | tel oe ee renter, ooo ante ieee | | pe Bewase Hore Coxrasy No 20—Th's eompany will om Seat cnts ons teers proud than over af the oonstry ta. | soren to bring enous s reps, T will fenasvtate t2 say, tf seourity of ‘bis own abares. ‘Colonel Curtis, « direoior, | Superter Court. f ~ the on ft Jaly pay © visls to Exetea, Pa, whore which it is ovr lot to be born, and theese things teach an | we hed had Sccseomustatochon os tee time the Arrow | bad contrived to get an stvense of £14 0 08 steamboal Before Chie! Justice Oaktoy. | Pema meoten Dowies Sead ts poy glk they will be received by the donane Fire Compsay of Je-nen t9 public men, because they show that | ft shares, reported worth £3,000; ar: manager, | 4 | that place. They leave on ibe evoaing of the 34 of Jaly, there t* 8 Oause, m4 where tie nation | Mr, Blepbens, bas advanced to himself £27,000 on uaree- Eceene Chases oute. Pointed by the President, and ad Sod Wii be aces apouied by Wallace's Rad ms ture 9 ho! lined securties. The lisbi'isles are reported 10 be £997, | AYHIL 16.—P.wles et, Bowen —This case wes again | ‘another election aad owance for anticl orited om, haying eon set down for today. Ti tyanac | @Walliy ibe inonmbew | aes Sy) | apy of the con the Governor will not order an cleo. | hacoldere Cot of tele peia, | 1900" slander, aad wae tried once before whens jary Lich until August next | fe ealled upon to vindicate Ite rights and sssert ladig | there whi ant the government Is @ure to hare the support of | aa poopies put alco it ie & warning that thece. feet in time for the epriag #sion in row! a) privoa varying fogs husiaem and nodie spirit | been proven ‘entiemen, great 10/2 " be ‘nifled “Suny ene that If the governess Siere by | pes deen ye ing. (oar, bear’) tir ‘ap capital of £250, are bound, however, tore. Kave the pleiaii & verdict of 96,000. That vor‘ lot was | LT poper mee am sieety three ovan'i = om Fiacton or Fine War —Jamie Mo Macgregor, of fevolve. the coumry needlessly tn hostiisies, tho | Jobn Bowring was choton by mo to go ae cocsul to | MarR there are réporte abroad which 40 not iak> quite | sot aside by Jadge Camper, nad tho re hearing has now | 2'tl'? heard from five overt: (or guorems Oourt Jalen, | oa 8, wun stated Peo Warten, ah Gea qovernmost would wadoadtedly wulfer the ponsity | Ceniem, ard when & Vacancy al the government ai | 40 sangvine & view ol the winding ap of this ono. rm, Age Oras 4 868, rete apenas 7.0 Se board teres, | Rapine Co sea, @f ite folly, (Uheers) It was my ft or tit for. Canton occurred he was trensferred to it by Lord —o poy Ling Avert ab (he emalipox |e raging ali | mae * Be ae Oe anoc 200d im tuno, while I heid the department of the Foroign offixe, to | Claverdon, But what is Sur Jobo Bowring, and what was Death of Dr. Scoresby. | se yoy o tees tg alt tue | 2eurcer’s have many ciMou't things to deal with. J have trex ac | be? It hes been said to be the fashion to piace in (From the Londoo Literary @ .zeite ) | frait im inst seotton bas beon Bilied by frost Tho Amot cused of being the frebrand of Burope and one ttaterman | responsible situations pone but members of the a-isto. | This veteran of Artis enterprise died on the Zist of fom nepese the erste or dey Wecsber, ana cure @ The Guano Derortts in the Pacific. Burope eon said tha I was a Buropean calamity, | oracy= i bad been the feabion to say these appointments | Maron at Torquay, eer & jimgering ilinces. Few men of {s 80 ren ‘the oro; rH Aas ‘eott ve | 70 THE EDITOR OF THE HARALD. yag ber snd chore) I was nooased of orci ing rovola. | go by favor and not by meri, Ho wat note momber of | our time have been moro respected, combiair, he — P ww oroys eeotta | Haw Yous, Agen 14, 1000 ‘whore, and distarding the psacefo! state of | ine hed note power'u! influence to pro Gid, setent fo eminence wi b bigh moral worto, "Te AL, Of the 2th ultimo, reports that | % . Kurepe Now, gentlemen, whet I did, and whet the go | tect and support him; be was @ man like many othors im | ed plety and active benevolence Be was tralced | ‘ned Cott Herieg badty fer weal of Pale. fu your paper of thie mor (he following appears ‘vernment, of which I was the organ, did, wat toeooourage | this country, and as many others wll, [ nope, ommtince to | maval ady/mture in @ good sobool. His (aiber wae one of | | Tepe hea sees B sbi Mong | ae from your Pepams corn apandent:— dnd support, aa far ar wo coulo with propriety, those mi bility aad ¢xortions— | the ‘And stocessfal seamen in the nortiorn | | eae cotembeac Beeemes af Goo altime, cays tee | _ There te at provest an agent here frow the Amerteen Cuneo tions who erdesvored to improve thet Navless— | (cheers)— by bis boyy talents aod hieattainmeants | whale fithery, when that servict was among tho chief (o' crepe sre evine well qeacraliy la come tease tony Comper y, with toatrue tors from Washing ty to the O mmo: ani to otal be raiged hiner if to the high porition in which he ts ow | sourece Of Ibe Ocmmercial weal h of the tation eat oae | & | Qreteetiovicg for'rete.. The corn whic was got v7) high | (o.# '0c: rvey Dim in a varvelot war Jarvis and ew Nan. pisoed, Was be & man of wild temper—a firo braad? | o tbe best nurseri+s of tho British navy, and (ho deocar- anit exist there, | What - 0 froet hee ye not mach faith fe pie wo pretend \> Captain Walker Maui mpeny ir Nase from ther " reonty fi the coe oes He "a © L jon was om e are in ‘om ime * wh? pe wy testen have been there report tbat the Llands are most aiealt io ee ee . reser sang vores. and What there are neither ports sor ood snctors ge Beat hem. Pesca pipe ann Ia arawor 10 tbe foregoing 1 beg leave to stato that {n Mr. John Sinrgis, of No. 2 Wall stroot, informs os that | 1 cember, 1866, I visited Jarvis island, in the sohooner | he was not tbe Dense RARGRAEA a ERED AT Seavenn® Keluna, which versel Inid at anchor there for a period of see te gn oflce im tbe vents atthe Me JO3n | Gre days darirg which time mate an exam'nation 0 brought before Juatios Cor nelly oa Gharge | the tsland, the guaro ¢eporits, and the soundings ot the y, he wae formeriy Secretary of the Peace fociety— | ea from bis youth wae inured to the hardships and peria (checre)—@ man of the quietess, mort kin aod bene of the Arctic seas. Afier Dis rotiremest from sotivo ser. Yolert Ciepostiion—a man, I vioe at sea be resolved to cntor the cburch and hold! od foll spiritua! welfare of ratiors js soientific career ia the latter years of bis life ie well known to of our read ere, Hie reports tthe ish Asnociation, aad bis nume Tova obser vail we om the ln cence of souneret eee 8 frorn riart, wad ie | jo the na''oa. | scouting these researches and #itn # view 0 de.ermine rc! ‘Apaland and be was, ther ‘fi fee coneanhd tatat pe eae e een am ee eee st a roadetead | On ee cttive, y |dertoo 0 to Austra ne | boat WIth perfrct ease at all times. Thirty or forty ‘eat ear, with bm conrtaticn = sopemes (yom the 4 | F P atmnonte by the [apd aoe aes Nene ie y a | patrons re ‘ | pickfeet ond ‘ober eight voy Neng | for the | between three and ‘our mil-s long and one aod a-balt poring vice Eiwin nich le evered ao ae | ; i" Ac, of waieh Wb oy Unitea ites Cirewtt Court. ‘Vincent & Grijer, of California, Agent for the Iniiane in Before Hon. Ji dgo Nelson. 5 Yochos Paterson, removed. Cal'fornia, vios exeded, | APR 16 —Struve 09, Ichwedler and Papke —Apptieation Nartowat Trrognarmrcat Uxt NW —The Ni . Move great principles, yet for an te; to restrain de‘endante trom fomal typographic Union meets tn No 20; M4 Sore Rignuentn, gover or hier ihe fatwiane | te aaaty eat ram int eb ane iow. 9.) Queen ageinet ‘usarpiog uncle, hed ferent rections of the ss ‘of many ia thle ovanity tho ought ot bed have his enuse, sed P. |, Lam happy to i : if if