The New York Herald Newspaper, November 26, 1856, Page 2

NEW YORK HWRALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1856. 2 We Fiver, us 1 the Rew ‘the question in dispute, and te are prepered to avow, one and all, that they have put . Weir bands to utter nonsense and faau ut L'a, tbe Danubian port, but Bolgrad, the eld Bessarabian own. What i most striking, #nd almost inconceivable to thy ish mind, tn the Rusriam interpretation of the article, & the necnline sueetes ef victory 1; claims for that 5 “What {t actually and avowedty claims ts, that the Russian bleu. oou Qhiarie, through their greater know! Jecality, by means of isise maps and delusive wapeced we wrowg Bolgrad on the other Congress, The Russian Pienipotentiaries were tm their professions of readiness 0 re wa Oe, ‘@eir porition om ihe waters of the ube, and to within a new distance trom them. i FH 43 Hae i i [ i i ! i [ E he i ait t, avd that mora! sanotion woich is implied by eciaim im itself so discreditavie. old ents of autograph ietters fom sovereign to sove- attempts to divide alliances, private negotiations ‘understandings with pienipotentiaries and ambases . and the flatsery of secondary Powers, are precisely ‘aruifices by which we shonid expect any Power wo “galicit connivance for an avowed \rand. ‘Of course, there is always a degree of aay» itl “eoeraged her to persevere. But she bas already carried # rather too far Wi powemtate of honorable mind very ‘feels that it is 20 compliment to be taken into coal ‘apart from a staupen and geperous ally; still less wher he discovers that ce has been imposed on by im- oct rr. ‘His eyes will be fully opened when finds that nis prerogative hag been assumed by tase ‘whe should only reprezent bim; and, lastly, be will seo that he bas been brought to the edge of s precipice when he teas that his ‘latterer is cqually condding Wtnose who may ece day be in his place. The Emperor of the fm & distant province of his empire, not very access Bie to decnments and advice, and ne has bad those not ebout bim, but away from him, who have been only too gled to perform the part of an Emperor without its con- gelemce and ‘ts responsibility. Tost state of things is Rappily pow past, and Napoleon Il. has bad a lesson that g@ven a blunf and plain epoken friend is better than a famwih fiattercr or a treacherous servant. We believe, 340, that he feels as we feel, that the alliance of the two is, Dext to the moral courage and natura! re- gources of cach. their greatest hover aad support. That demands pexicct mutual coatidence and c) opera don, siwayi necessary, aud never 30 much $0 as whore (here are other Powers so weak or #0 compromised as ‘Bet to be entirely reckoned upon At this moment we Delieve we may say thet.our Imperial ally is as free as be ia ready 20 exercise bis own ciear judgment on the ques- @ons stkxred up by Russia, who will now boast in ‘vain that she bas preaccupied his reason and Bie bonor, 4s to the mode in whicn Russia bes been dealng with our other aillies, they ere adapiedéo her eatioate of each, till, coming at last to Tarkey, rbe bes resorted to apsolute fiction to that extent chat (ne Forte hardly knows what or whom w bde- Meve, aod is simply ina maze of general tncredulit, Busts diplomacy rises, ia fact, ta the East ta the full ple lie, and gradually fades away tH ‘evil in the most decisive marzer, and there is at last a ment st Copsisotiueple that wil) prevent tae im Mediate object of (2e alliance from beiug the principal qnuse of its difficnisien. On the whole, there ts litle deabt that matiors are now in a better train for toe fuilll- went of tho treaty than they have been ia for some time. We bave, jortupately, a statesman at the head of affairs ‘who is resolved to co bis dnty by tue country which onfides in Lim ; and if Eogiaud doce ber duty the ress ‘will do tacire. The Russian Railways and the Credit Mobi- Mer of Paris. [From the London Times, Nov. 14.) Some more exact detaile have been received with re to the Russian railway concession It appears that Scour had been signed by Isasc Porsite oa be heal of the Crédit Mobilier, Messrs. Hope, of Amsterdam; seen, Thomas Baring, and Stieglitz & Os. The roads are to be fuishod in ton years, snd the uration of the concearion is to be for eighty-dve yours ts completed. The lines to be esnstructed Kovno, to the Prussian trontier , jovgorod; 4. Mos- ‘cow to Theodosia; to Libeaa. Tne . Malo Arc! gevernmers guarantee 5 per cent, luding sinking fuad, Sich, bowever, it is reported, 1s not to commence for "years, when it will be ai the rate of oue nalf por annum. Twenty years after the opening of each government are to have the right of purchase Epette Haat) a238 Hi BBS e4 if LE 523 i rst i : Hh ie i A 7 ef | F es el tits ee 5 ft i fell fist i | i g 3 3 E 5 1 Hee fl cH i it Fs ee af int 9223.55 + ty ir : H 5 | rf i | H - ais A 2 3 i i fagiei i if tea i i, i i ii ft tf az g { E Immense Ratlway Fraad to England. Great co sterDaticn as Deen caused smongst tn? of) als of the Great Northern Railway by the discovory of « series of most extentive frauds—‘raads which throw the defaications ot William James Kobeon on the Crystal Palace Company completely into the shade. From inquiries which have been ‘astituted, !t appears thai Mr. Leopold Redpaw, 0” No. 37 Chester Terrace, Regent's park, war tho reg'ttrar of shares and traasferer a 4 ‘stock ia the Great corthern Kailway, and in that capacity had & command over the whole of the ‘hares of the company. Mr. Redpath has always Giitutions in the country. This gemtieman, to whomsuch ‘vast interests were ertrusted, and upon whom the breath @f suspicion never rested, has dina) |, aod with his anos comes the appalling fect that be hes rop bed Bis empioyert—the directors and ebarchoiiers—of many thousands of pounds. Jt is said, and apparentiy upon the best authority, that the defeloations amount to dasa sum than £160,000 ($750,000), Woether that cok ulavon is above or below whe amount of which the company has been delraaded, it musi, of course, remaia for {uture investigation to roveal. i i if the Great ve Eee As s00n ccmpsred with the week:— reotions were given Pabiic « eposits, 96; Decrease. . .. £81,687 Redpath’s house in Other Decrease... 260,121, almost simul c -tncrease ... 37,587 Charles James On the v:ber side of the account. wasa clerk Goy’t 034: ties.,.,..£10,692,679,.,,Decreaso,. .£145,162 path presided. Other #e3 11 tes. 18,626,428,.,, Decrease... .426,918 the ly Notes uneu'ployed... 3,150 436..., Increase ... . 206,770 Castle terrace, ‘The am» nt of notes in circulation is £20, 238,270, being wards underwent ‘& decreas. of £198,035, and the stock of builion in both de. Potice court. Pariments is £9,630.152, showing a decrease of £66,176 is now in the ‘when oom the return. ernments of both countries hed consented to lend their | employed im the submersion of the line. They are Assistance, and through that of the United States u | meet balf way, exch Jadeu with half the cabie, and then that the reqairite ovlerky of eleciric action could | nor a captive to not be maintainea for such @ distance with so small a ‘The ; we give so large a quanlity of lime rock as the bed oo which Sa above the upper derk. Soe ny the bank, and it was pecially provided that the cable should be laid to the north of tha., where i will be pro wore , teoted from the action of dis current by the sitastion of ning Rav Injenty recutven tmanige tJ rf the bank, and no portion of toe cable would be laid in tons ous MSs Srince ot tomtn at Rote water of sles depth than two hundred fatnome til it about tae pd = by ber ee — ay dg 4 came within adelter of ine land. She war Ral: | wo ete in the Tegish Savy ‘and ‘ce ie ie ‘Mr. Cuarias aso, engineer to the Magnetic Telsgranh by we IMinois Central the ——~y ee. her Company, stated that a report had been ci calaied to tae Freelands 04094 New York Contra! Rail- «fect thai he bad made experiments, and suocesstul'y, tens, for ; Aitto 7's 92a 04, Canada 6's 112}¢0 113. REPRESENTATION OF SOUTHAMPTON. on a cable fourteen bundrea miles long wm on the During an intluential mosting lower, in reference ome wrong, and be toon the opportunisy of cor aban. © the supposed vacancy, a telegra| moasage waa re- recting it. The cadle was two thousand miles ioog aod | doned, being covered at high water. It that ceived, stating thet Sir Alexander Cockburn had not ac- : with ‘ing 4 penne meget ig im a very unsettled state, The Detention. A warrant dollars by last Weet India mail are not yet sold, buyers Leopold Red, holding olf as long as possible, in copsequence of the dear is described pees of money; are therefore not printed in the hair, He : dresses well, b bags Bengal on indicates cd person of for Bee Position in society. q ‘The directors of coin, 250 tons afloat have been in public sale servant, an bo. The of not bave met Napoleons, per 6z,..... . Od. a 478., free prevailed that Ten guilder per oz. pe 0 MM. ‘a cesire of having something to do; aad Silver coin, Mexican and 8. am. dollars, per 0z.0 6 135 prices ad rancing wes contrmed by the Spanish pillar cellars, per oz......... +-.0 610 tions tothe many religious and charitable tastitutions The Sritish fands bave fluctuated considerably during fold at 45s, with which muetrupol be the week, the variations between the highest and the | éd. a 47s. ‘2s. a 38. lower, Although his salary was vot very extensive, amount. | fnrely this preject copstivutes an exception. Tho inte jowest point being 1 per cent. Up to yestercay an iu viz: pile 9 100e., and ing to sometbing between £250 to £300, — year, he | rests of this nation and of the otvilized world aro s> | creasing steadiness of feeling was duily upparenc, | broken at lils only in part lived in a iuxuriogs style in a fasnionable house, had | closely bound up with iis suovess thet we feel juetited | and congols in the forenoon had improved 4 | dispored of at 47%: for coarse ‘a box at the opera, was an Aavifue of the tweatres, a im recommending it to the notice of eur readers. Wito | per cent om tne rates of Wednesday, stauding a more en f Christ’s Hospital and ot tbe Royal St. Ann’s | the commercial conditions of the as they stsnd | 93 for money and 93'; for the 4th of December, wheu — 45a. Society, and a subscriber and director to many of the | at present we bave nothing tede, but certainly the en the change in the Bsuk rate wae announced Ther bags gepore metropolitan institutions, Toere was | terprise must be badly carried oat indeed if the revenue | were rather buoyant ; but the change caused a decline o Penang at able an operatic ra the e! ¢ at once. and finally of 3;. The last official price was | 434d. AWD at 2); to $4 ; and etter reguiur houra there was uo alters | 45d. a 4%d. ‘HALEDONE.—Nothing doing. very steady. and closed for the accountat 92% to %, and 5 been a for money at 9534 to 7%. Ubroughout the week, chiet!y from ade, and prices ‘The following table will show the fluctuations in cou- | bave advanced fully is, per owt. ‘To-day, Bowever, the sols since the 7th inst. : market has become quiet, and wearly the whole quantity —~-For Money ——. _—-Fer Account.— | offered at auction was bought in, there Nov. Loweat. Highest, Vios’g. Lowest.. Highest. Clos'y | tion to bid. The sales of West Bat 8..92% = WB 5 Lig 93 934 935, | of Mauritius and East India, 18,000 bage at auction, all Mon, 10,.923; 925, 9234 92% 92 92% 6 92% «ORG 2 M92, 92% 92 DOI, ORK 93 92), O24 633, 92°, | week’s prices, but the remainder was held still higher; path, Faq... 3 > scheme tion, but the market was steady. Today consols were der 9 prestige which these various occupations afforded, | recognised by men who have devoted their whoiv be averied suspicion, apd was thus enabled to perpe- | lives 10 the consideration trate the enormous frauds which will hereafter require | ba 0 airict an investigation. Telegraph ech of Mr. Field in Liverpuol. (Correspondence of the London Times | Livenrout, Nov. 1%, 1856, Mr. Cyrus W. Jield, the projector of the proposed elec tric telegraph communication between Europe end Ame. 19 barrels an Cuba bad, however, balf disposed of in public sale at Is, 6d. above last thrown some doabt upon the matter by the discovery of 18. 4 rica, by meant of a submarwme electric cable between the | certain phenomena of induction and retardation, bat tais | Fri 14.923, 9275 927, 214 94% 92), | low middling to (4 yellow brought 488. 6d. a 50s. 6d. coast of Ireland aud the coast of Newfouadiand, Mr. J. | doubt has been compictely sct aside by subsequent experi Foreign recurities, following in the coursa of consol-, | (16s. duty): 361 hbds. 9 tlerces, aud 279 bbls. Porto Ri- W. Brett, Mr Charles Bright, engineer of the Magactic | menton 1.126 ana on 1,020 miles of wire. | Tho point is wo | bave Deenaubject to many fluctuations, althougbanone cf | 60 Fartly sold at ull prices, 488. 528. for low gray to ‘Telegrapn Company, Dr. house, Mr. E. Bright. Mr. | connect the coast of Newfoundland with the coast o° | them were of an extensive or important nature. ee yel Lgl duty), and yiem: averaging to No. Statham, and other gentlemen inierested in the Atlaniic | Ireland, Now, it is found that betwoen those very The London raliway share market has been affected by | 113 at 40s. 119 cases, 66 bbis. and 33 bags Bahia sola at 46e. @ 488. for }ow to good brown (13s. 9d. duty); reports of very serious frauds upon the pert of some °! the cfiiciais of the Great Northern Railway, and involving avery heavy amount. The advance of the rates of dis count bY the Bank of Kogiand bas also exercised a preja dictal eflect upon all the leading stock, THE Larest. (From the Times Qty Article.) Fupay Evksine, Nov. 14, 1856. Tho Eogiish funds bave fully recovered from the de- Pression caueed yesterday by the advance in the rate of a! ey of F Siang 14, 1086. discount, The chief cause of the return of firmuess cot- | The Moniteur publishes the following monthly debtor sists in numerous purchases ow the part of tne pubiic, | and creditor account of the Bank of France, made up to but the menthiy statement of the Bank of France contr’. Pde J Coareteg-) ‘The corresponding figures of lat buted in the same direciion Although money was no’ = a lara in excessive Gemand, seven per Cent was paid for loan: Nov. Oct. on consolg, thus aflordipg # remarkablo proof of the geao- Franca 0. ral impression aa to tho temporary cba acter of the exisi- bay ky OY is'seo. 100 ir og crisis. jm ibe discount market and at the Beak o° § Ditio in landed property. 4,000,000 00 Pngland to day thore was an active business at the »!- | Bk. notes in circulation vanced rates. Bank notes to order..... 4,486,783 56 4,273,286 40 ‘There were no withdrawals of gold for export to-day. Faves ad payable a: sight Bing oO Py The Spal quotations cf the Three per cents on the Bourse 8’y ac. current cred. 90,078,177 83 101,412,647 43 show rather lees {irmross. The advices from Paris to. | sebé?y eegounts current 202, 188,006 87 18,085,788 80 Do. with the branch bks 25,142,960 00 23,379,987 00 Gay are less discoursging, ard the Bank of France, it ic | Dividends payable ..... 678,366 25 916,431 25 Telegraph Company, uttended at the Underwriters’ rooms | points there is a submarine ridge or plateau, admi. this afternoon for ihe purpose of stating how far the ope- | rably adap‘ed for the purpose. Lieutenant Maury, in hix rations of the company bad proocede4, and of giving | “Physical Geography of the Sea,” says:—*' This plateau some account of those operations. There was a large at- | is nos too deep jor the cable to sink down and rest apon tenaance of merchants ‘and others, who listened to tue | and yet not £0 shallow that currents, or iceourgs, of any statements with great attention and interest. abrading force can derar go the wire after it is ovce lodg, ‘Mr. ¥imcp began by obrerving that in 90 important, aud | ed upon it.” In the line of the Gulf Stream there is among £0 intelligent a commercial community as that of | series of precipitous holiows which would reader such Liverpool, 1t was Dot necessary to attempt anytbing in | a route impracticable; but to the northward of the Gres’ the way of proving the utility of an electric moans of | Banks these abysses are no longer found. Between communication between this country aud america [hai | Valenda,on the Irish coast, and m&. Joho’s, Newfound point waa already understood and aimitted: he sbouid, | land, ay, is the line of nearly absolute rest for the therefore, confine bis few observations to the practice Avant ravers. It has been carefully sounded aiong bility of carrying that desirable object inte effect, satistiod | tts length, and from the ocean depths throughou that as they were already convinced of ita utility, they | there have been drawn up “the most minute micro ‘would not rest without Baving tt carried out, if i: could | scopic shells, which, from their delicate organism be carziea out. Of {ts complete practicability there did | and the perfect stale in which they are found not apprar thaloast reason to entertain a doubt, when | prove the utter absence of all motion in th: the great extentoftelographic lines already in successful | water surrounding them.’ Now, the successfal xu operation was taken into account. There were. already. | mersion of « telegraph cable depeads upon the absence not less than 42,000 miles of elegrapnic lines in exisience | ef currents, for these would interfere with \ue descent 0! jm the different cous’ of Eorope apd America; and it | the line, and upon the existence of a level bottom, where only wanted a comparatively smat! additional number of | 1+ may lie undisturbed. Between Valenti and St. Joun’s miles more to bring all thecbiet owas of Europe and ame | both these conditions are fulfilled. fro sounding: alone rica into immediate commusication with each other. fo | tbe plateau increase from 1}, 00 fathoms on ether side to eflect this object measures hac been carefully taken, more | 2,070 fathoms in the middie, but this depth, or very pardcularly for the of ascertaining what obste nearly this depth, aud under less favoravie condition, cles required to be overcome. Wish this view the gov- | hes been airesdy dealt with. Two stesmehips are to b B. Ed partly clayed; low unclayed sold at 438. 6d Privately the transactions have been very extensive, at advanced prices. Ta1zow is steady at 572. for Y. C. in all sttaations. Tin continues very firm. Banca 140s Straits 139s. TunrssTiINE—A small sale of rough is reported at Os. 9d. American spirits in casks are held at Sus. Od. a 34s. = ¥. 4 F = complete set of soandirgs had been made of the route | to proceed in opposite directions, paying out the canie ax | ¢, a fe Dis. and sundry tnterests 14, 11,247,898 4 fn Jouns, in Nenfourdiant, to the Irish const, | thay draw asunder. Thos cach vessel will have abou | ‘Sr # beginning to regain specie. The letters (com | RO Sitsoualy foanea 1 Tesoioos on He would, for's moment, direct ‘atteation to a chart | 820 miles of sea 10 cover in order tn accomplish its task. | A#mburg state that the rate of discount, which receatiy | Prote: ted bills 23,360 34 ich hai’becr made exhibiting those soundings, trom | There should be no insuperable difficulties in csrrying | receded to ¢, has again risen to aix per cent. 6,753,523 67 hich it appeared that the deepest part of the whole | out this magnificent project. lu the year 1861 Mr. Bre: [From the Daily News. youte wa? not more than 2,079 fathoms; and this was | united France with Engiand, and we bave now sit dis Ha * 1,002,170,644 45 ‘within about 13 miles of tho centre of the distance. | tinct submarine cables 10 adjacent cosets Oa the othar Fupay Evesina, Nov. 14, 1856. Another important matier was also established by | side of the Atlantic a cablo city five miles in length | The turds continue to svow remarked strength, and 77 062,910 05 these soundings; and that was, t passes uncer re 6 Gui . Lawrence, from ts . throughout the whole length was temarkably even, there | Cape Ray, Newfoundiand, to Ashpeo bay, Cape Breton, | ‘S*ecsbout ibe Stock Exchange the advance in the bani bance m4 rate of discount to 7 per cent has been quickly toliowe! Sonne ae oe Dy w riee im the prices of securities, Today purchases ‘e'ted, Dut not yet due. 261,487,827 12 971,955,426 33 decidedly preponderated in ali quarters, and the tands | Do ip the branch banks, 267, 5: " , | Ady. on dep. of buihon.. 2,004,300 726, cloted at the best point of tbe day, which representa a } 22%, On Ue. ot bate Og 100 00 Sas 027, ‘What has’ been £0 often and so su scossfully accomplisned to the mode of laying tne cable, that aiso had been care | can surely be as easily accomplished again, when the fully corridered, wad it was thought the most advan- | only additional obrtable is that of greater tagcous course to have that accomplished in two lengths. | length, but ander more favorable circamstences baying the poiat of junction in the midale Two | What hes been achieved towards the extension sieamers, it was intended, should meet midway across, | of the electric ‘clegraph over the continent sad bavibg completed the junction of the two halves, tt | of Europe is matter of notoriety. In the Bri sbould be dropped, ard one eteamer proceed on her way | tish North American provicces and ia the Uniiot towards the American shore, while the other mate the | States the system bas been carried out with equal vigor best ot her way to Europe. In this way each of them | Whea once St. Jobus, Newfoundiand, and Valentis are might lay eix miles in an bour, so that the whole dis- | walled, every portion of the American continent will be tance might be completed tp one woek, commensing on | brought into instautaneous copnexion wiih every portion being comparatively lew or extensive irreguiavitios. As rise Ot 3¢ por cent since yesterday alternoon. There ir } agvanced on French an evident disposition in regard to the position of tb: public eecurities...... 96,723 936 10 76, 936 money market as altogether exceptional. The deman pod by the oaeeen 8,971,260 00 11,014,060 for money continues active in all quarters, and the rate —— — 26,026,500 00 8,060,000 Do. by the branch banks 12,073,600 00 17,211,100 ow Advanced to the State generally current are rensibly above those of the bank Monday morning aod Qnishing on Saturday night, so | of the continent of Europe. Alread; fnning ww | 10 the stock to-day money was in increased request, an: that thay would sot, 1m the oourse of this oveuntion’ re- } mediate even greater’ cunquests Yover tine and epmcc, | commanded 63 a7 per cent for joans on consols until tbe t-4 oO 000 00 65,000,000 00 ire 10 break even one Babbath day. Some parties | India soon, and Auggralia, will be brought within the car | 4% December. The Joint Stock Banks have thie da antofives'y bends, 20000000 00 40°000'000 ov might think, on looking at so small a cable as this (hol1- | rent of the electric stream. whicb will carry tho advicse | Teed the rate allowed jor deposits from five to six per = “4 pole of "$2 19e88 08 A8'tOC‘OND On ing up a wirs rope of avout three-quarters of an itch in | and the commands of Engiand with the speed of light | °° 4 Do, disposable. 12}080,760 14 19,980,260 14 Ciameter), that i would be apt to be broken by contact | ning through every portion of the empire, RICHARDSON, SPE OP a " " upon rocks or be destroyed by co-rosion. LaveRe io * Petey inary evils. The sorndings which bed India and China. ‘The week's arrivals of breadstutle amount to 948,114 4,000,000 00 = 4,000,000 00 been made did not show the existvpce of a single | The Indian mail was to leave Alexanoria on the (th No. | Dushels wheat, 40.164 buanels corn, 10,967 barrels flour 5,871,728 €O 8,256,496 00 sharp or angular rock ia the whoie distance to cuafe | vember, with advices from Calcutta to Ostober 9; Bom- | (rom th Sree eeaeiee wheat from 871,’ 256, ito pseray saa td‘ cay wan | S97? Ouse 1s Metres Oaober 8; Cris, sioner } Pir seer what fre ok ent e | peut tas og MN! © shan bells, which, so far from % injurious, would, Preparations continued on an enlarged scale for the ex. | ~ 6 fc ‘n combination wilh the rust, if rust should be’ formed’ ition to the Persian Gulf. 780 quarters, at 808, 64., in the corresponding woek 0 Pe al a Toes ¢ nar 4 <ompose & sort of ossing round it, which woald 4 detachment from the Persian army before Herat bai mae, ssid in ite: Sekt. he sled ana . - Shiss6l 6 84558 06 Inntead of injuring it. Others had objected | capiared the aflgban city of Farrath, sanding the gover } \,c0'%..5 bean ititle Desiness passing, "At Tusaday’s | TOWLeserse.ereees e+u+ 960,160,008 68 1,002,270,644 45 m txtent; red at about former prices, aud white at s decline THE VERY LATEST. pan Sod Titoe sh 100 words in twenty four hours | Theairectore-cethe Great Indian Peninsular Raitway | °f 24. per burhel. Flour scercely inquired for, and there THE REPORTED CAPTURE OF HERAT. for « distance have issyed aa advertisement for tenders for @ line from } [ere BO sales to report Indian cora wes in some specs Coxstaxixorte, Nov. 7, 1856, were kept i ‘Wasama to Nagpore, a distance ot 487 miles. lative inquiry, and realized an advance of Od. 108d. per | 206 regtmenta of Persians were introduced into Herat be useful and The native troops at Peshawar wore suffering very se | WSttr on mixed and yellow. should be charged per w verely from fever. At todsy’s market there was ® poor attendance oi | by the conaivance of their co-religionaires. They were for afer consideration; but ‘The Bombay movey market easy. oa pan from te RB og A soon after driven out, with beavy loss. commentension mig! The peices tor imports wore ssety eh? PrOETes: Yt alee made by some holders, who showed cousiderabie THE INDIAN MAIL. hours, and ‘At Calcutta there was no materia: alteration in the con- | ®°*!et7 ‘o reahze. Prime red wheats, from scarcity CaLam, Friday—5 P. M. ton he RR nes to good qualtie of while bould be had si'a'decline ef Secute wae houre before Lat rpg | ‘The Indian mail, which arrived at 4P. M., will be sent per busbel on the week, while prime parcels were 24 per bosbel cheaper, Flour was nearly unsaleabie, and | off as 10 o’clook to-night for Dover. miles of which On Wodnesday, the 12th inst, at Liverpool, t blew a | @udtations, which are nominal, must be reduced 64. to WEST INDIA MAILS. which damage is Darrel. Indian corn was quiet, with @ limited eee cae nw = dh ao Deataeas ot Tienlay'n ig 5 Wo a. yee. oe The advices by the La Pata are Bahamas to October Keepin Samuel M, Fox, for New York, won! ashore on the 5 white, Oe. 8d. . per . 7, Phils | 16; Puerto Cabello, 24tb; Banta Martha, 24th, and Haytt, 4-1, eat Middie dank, Bit came off and ‘anchored, On the M@‘elphia and ‘Baltimore, 32x, to 4a.; extra Obio, 364. 10 | porte joo, Demerara, Trinidad, Barbadooe, St. Vineont, perce since mS tide she her chains and drove asnore on the [apes 64. por barrel. 7 Mm, 88. Gt; gol Ts walene end que to int ‘Mr. Barrt, of the Submari higher pert of Great Burbo bank, where sho romaine! [ 9%, ite, 348 vo 268. per 70 Ibs. Lucia, Martinique Domia!4) Nermediate Mr. Field had so fully entered into the subject, and upright, fepee] . ae Ps pvond -* 538 fee Hm pe phim yg note in prices, and sales | dates. expianed noth remained for water ip + ol sround ber. wr od San Inu eee ee eats toa: | slesmers have made ineflecveal attempus to tow her off | _ POX —Several lazge arrivals of American, transhipped erage Fite gnome a ever, on the supject of the oxidation of the ouier cover- | Crew and passengers ianded; the mato aad two men re | ‘Tom Toulon, depress the market, 66s. to 67s. 6d. por par- | Om ber passege. passengers, Ing of the cable. Tui if t wok piace, as thore was little | mainon board poe adn yh ah 1 freight specie about $786,000 and a large cargo of cochi- reason ie ib ‘id Bot do, ied fe rather Silas Wright, . KrOu " nen ~ ri 5 o010- p— Red an 2 teresave age at ‘ae M bank, and waa ebasdoned a6 the tide rose, Lanb.— There is little on the apot, and retad sales are | 26% Dark, covoe, sarsaparilia, Kc. The West India soundings | Weat Middie mad > at about 74s. per owt., but tae demand is quive tri nia) journals are entirely barren of news. The yellow fing -50 tous to arrive in all 1856 nave been mt 62s would rest, the oxide of the metal formed with it would —— wor P = 04. per owt fever hag committed mauy raveges at Martinique. produce s compiete concrete case which would check uisiana, for New Orleans, likewise grounded oo | P q [ks tnachar antaation of the cable, os6 socery 16 ‘againat | Burbo bank, fell over on ner starboard mic and war | TALLow,—The advice of frost at St. Petersburg © ADDITIONAL NEWS. fricuon. Alter the cable betweea Dover and Calais ha! | covered at water. Crew saved by Formby life | * stoppage of navigation has led to an active marx 6, Mavnip, Nov. 14, 1866. been about twelve months laid down, a part of it had | Dost These abips were all being towed out of the Mor. J Sales bave been largo at an advance of 2, 64. » - owt. ‘The Bpoca denies that the new ministry has invited been examined, and it was found, a: be ‘had stated, ani | sey, but the heavy sea and violent equalls rendered inom yw apnea a itis ch rates tila Queen Christina to re-enter Spain. The state of siege is there seemed no. the hieat grocad for delier that | Gomanagesbie by the seatugs. They drew respectively 6d. Ki would let for a bundted: years: nor was there auy | 31, 23 and 17 feet of water . eee een OR TOGO eee Bemiix, Nov. 14, 1866 doul that act we Adantic woul lao Laas f¢ Steamers apd boate were stiompting rave their without change. nev. a aed yom, tao Saeuts oniah had been mato —Although the market bas been dull and very The convocation of the Royal Diet will take place on the hundred years. The cargoes. for curyee ‘out this project were in all respects perfect: {From the Liverpool Times, Nov. 16.) indeed, he mignt say nothing more perfect bat © It le with regret we announce the wreck of three been seen. For his own part, be had great coulidence | cam ships, of large dimensions, which took their that in the course of next summer the project would be | ture trom the 00 the forenooa of the 12th instant. Twoof the ships were bound tor New York with omi- grants, and one for New Orleans. All of them drove ashore freely supplied thie ag ticles, trem aera, ewe 20th, The King will, it ls understood, open the Cham- tained, 1-lod. 1b. dearer, Ip Manchester very jittle is doing, | bers in person. Led r nt St. Prrmesncro, Nov. M4, 1856. but or ces, ru by the course of (he lotton marset, 6 46-1od. por lo.; Mobile A thaw has set in. It is anticipated that the steamers will get away from Cronstadt, and mpst probably the BARING, BROTHERS & CO.'S CIRCULAR. ssepiown d ” | Lonvom, Friday, Nov. 14—6 P. 4. | *Ailing vessele aleo. ‘The colonial and foreign produce markets bave been | SUICIDE OF THE CASHIER OF THE MIDLAND GREAT ony, uhis week. yg py ey ‘WEATERN KAILWAY OF IRELAND, i the money marset, the Bank of Ragland paving yes Mr, Little, cashier of the Midland Groat Western Rail terday advanced their minimum rate af discount to 7 cent per annum. Consota leave of 0534 © 82". for mousy, way, of Ireland, committed suicide yesterday by cutting 98% 8 9295 for the sccoumt. Mexican dollars be. 1344; | hie throat, The canse of thie act Is supposed to have ; |. a Téa. | been the discovery of extenmve defalcations in his ac counts which were before unsuspected. 4 well kaown that a strong cur reat cet in from Baflin’s Bay aloug the Labrador coast. and year, jooberge of great magnitude, often groun‘ing there | violent equaila, te control them. The following is the re red and reventy fathom of wi * ie of the casuaities ag furniabet to the under: Newtoundiand. fie should Itee ¢> kc ne Frain said vast had been conudered and provided fore, cable from the eifects of svoh an ageacy Mr ‘a The current referred to set rouad the onta side of ins, and g cepted the Chiet Justiceahip. In consequence, the meet- bg was shortly afterwards dissolved. had made overtures to political appears be bac been able to communtoste at the rate of tweive | these vessels wore deeply laden, the Silas Wright drew- words per minute over toat distance tng 28 feet, the Louisiana 17 feet, and the Samuel M. Fox | Mr. Brerr, in anewer 10 a question, explained that the | Zi feet. The smailer vensels sailing same tide got safely dover and Camis cable had never brogen. Var, an ex to sea, Smeal conductor of small diameter, mot mach The latest reports from the wreoke state that the Loaisi- yon 1 ble ly ail 5 bage plantation Oey! in public sale were nearly all sold, m : Sent Aaa Dicker than a piece which he held up, t04 waich was | apa had gone to pieces, and the Atlas Wright is expected | in sume cases rather , fine ordinary amall to low about s quarter” of an ine! had been laid | algo to break up. ling, ish, 598. eh 0 Os, Od.; low muddling t | By the steamship Avon, at Bouinamptoa, Nov. 11, wo down and used to test ihe posnibility of traaemiitiag The Samuel Co Ae 66s. 64. pea berry, 70s, 8 | bave dates from Buenos Ayres, October 4; Moatevideo, 5; yunioations, and it waa successfal. A Gshermaa, | her main and mizen masta (etl . 04, end tne, |. to 8a. 6d. 49 bales mocha ro | Rio Janeiro, 16; Bahia, 19; and Pernambuco, 21. Tre however, sccidentally fished it up, and, belag entirely | was made to tow her bd ‘Tha, a 798. middling pale. Native Ceylon has | Avon bad on freight specie, vaiue £2,206; diamonds, valne Of what were ite objects or natare, cat it | now lies with ber bee tm some request, and about 3,000 bags have changed | £40,000; and jeweiry, value £500. 5 but the cadie intended for use neter was | flows through her. at 62s. In foreign, a few hundred bags Rio gold at There is litle polijical news from the River Plate be- a > ae ee Bee Oe ae ee ee ing able to get ber . 64, tin he i ond that contained in the following oxtracts, dated the Black Sea was & vory smal! dea gned for war quiet. * ‘Work, 1,200 bales. At Ayres — md not Intended to last longer thea the demand hee been moderate sales for the ‘The present state of this country te anomaloas, In tho Eoetern wen non of & very perfect character; . 41,000 bales; middling Orieane is quoted 64d. | money market, for example, we have seen daring the through whish tt passed are considered. ‘Linea Caxts in steady demand at previous pices. strong evidence of the real praoticability Covren coatinues in very good Pshadiryad ‘joote | gradually in the apace of about twelve montns, from 260 Mr. Haatn moved a vote of thanas cake and tile £107 108, per ton, sheathing 12a, | t> 876 current dolls each, remaining stavionary for « ‘who hed takes go much paius to ¢xyisio considerale time at from 350 to 366, which began to be ing a wabject. This was carried by acclamation, ant the Lownos Conw.—The market on Monday was very duil, ao regarded ag & fair average, avd business The directors of pean ga Lgl ed Last wonn's were accordingly. Latterly the deficit in the the “screw,” 3d. the fi iti 3 ‘Daves, &c.—Gam Arablo—50 cheste brough! it ‘aie fait palo, S70. a Ste, Od., whet red, trom 4 j i ti a 9 familisrized os with the ee } ® marvellous triumphs of physical science that ws have The money eee eee carvers satvaianment Mt reeuiis aapect, and the which, not so many yours ago, would have been die | brisk, both at Triesed from tbe consideration of rauoasi men as the | houses of Low! Visions of a jantastic imagization, To rum a rail | @xam o way train over the surface of s country at the rate rate Vaid. Of a mile « minute; to croms the Atiantic in # steamship ance of row im eight of nine days; t0 communicate with aay of the | vanoed to6 inn ind cae er atin, wear principal towns of Europe in lose time than i+ required to bas also bern - other resulta of vhe like | cent for lone a ita i z H i i E | Nea ese z |) 3), il takes com! ‘The railroad to the west satistactorily, rll probabiy be in operation the © cen Another will be undertaken trom the new O House to the port of the Riachuela, an easy and safe "A water ie also in agitation, and doubtiegs “aaeeneaen — = and are ry 0 minor speculations that ‘sotivity and progress. ‘The current of im: wo net in su occupied with the elections, which were take place November. In regard to mercantile affairs we haye gi Tne transactions in exchange upon London for ree have been very rere, et eneaties £600,060. negotiated from 273, to 21%, of which th government and the bank have taken about £120,000. [1 coffee an unexem; ber} ‘the total sales cousisting of 300,000 bags. From the oda to tae the Avon 149,000 b had St for the and 5,100 4,500 to 4, abi ber:—New York, 39,782; New Orleans, 68,661; Balfi- more, 9,116; Charleston, 8,250; Poiladetpaia, 19,730. total, 136,429. Channel, 37,432: North of Earope, se all 4 ; elaewhere, 116,96: —total, > With regard to the bilo works in Brazihan capita!, we bave the subjoined information Pedro Secundo Rai!way is forty miles long, ex! from Rio to the Serra do Mar or S. Ana, The works the whole of the bridges and cul . The line in expected to be ready opening in June, 1857, which will be some time b 442, 3 Sagar—New bas begun to arrive, out siowiy. Grind. 1g bas become geveral, and with fine weather liberal may be looked for by the end of the month. Tae. gEReE ‘4 a Eeor® 3B He | uf af ons HE fi i g38 it @ee 28 ; bus hoiders are again demanding 5,900 reis to 6,200, rein; but ‘with litte pect Of realizing, from want of freights. Oofte erable arrivals of Banias; isst salsa, 4.300; Caravelias, good; 4,200 reis to 6,400 reia. United States thus far have beea the great prop of market. 4,800 stands in 40e. free on board, ex freight and commission Coco seagerly taken at 4,400 reis to 4,600 reis, or 41g, 84. per owt. free on board, ex*ireight and commission. meas —ausions buyers at 260 rew dry salted, and 309 vets ary. Tabacoo—Prospects for coming crop splendid. Sales 1 new seconds and thirds, 4 200 reis; firsts, 6,200 reig | er arroba. Freights—Liverpool, 208. 3;d.; London, 466 ; Channel, C8. & O68. No vessels disengaged; some few overdue. Excbange opened at 27);" , since then, 47d a BT%d. In Perpambaco there bad been throughout the moath Ractive demand for dry goods, bat the market had een forced by several acctions. ¥.our—siock on asd, 61000 barrels; retailing, Richmond, $23 @ 26 ;’ Philadelpnia, $19 a $21"; Trieste ‘$32 per arrel. Codfish—Last sale st $14, 500 per drum: tock, 3,400 drums; consumption iimited. In en- ries ‘bad fallen short of general expectations, ‘weather being very favorabie, heavy sapphes were ly ex |. Prices were quoted:—Chansel Mascevado, 9950 to 28600 per arroba, or 238. fd. to 24r. 1d per owt. fob. ex frt, Americans, 28700, or 24s. 11d. per cwt.; whites nominal, 4$ to 6$ per arroba, or 87s. 1d. to abe. Td. oar Ly nag $400 to ($600 per arroba, or | per Io. 15-164. por ‘ 4 Hides, 270r. per lb, og 85¢d. ver Ib. : Giffioult to be obtained. Ram, 90$ per pipe. Freights, 45e. and 6 per cent. to Channel and uaited kingdom. to Sts. sugar; };4. to 9-164. per Ib. cotton to Liverpool, Exobange closed, 27% 4. 60 days’ sight. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. PERSONAL. F THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE OF MR. MARK Code, Tullows park, County Wexford, Lreland, hie eer vous be glad to soe him at 106 Bergen sizeet, Jersey F P BRIDGET WELSM. AGED 14 YEARS, PASSENGER. in the ship Andrew Forter, from Liverpool, Uotober dl, ‘will call at 14 Front street she will bear from her father, NFORMATION WANTED-—OF ELIZA LaNS, TWO Years ago RarAW bonnet maker in tbe x iher, William Lane, who went to Virgivia two yearw eo, can be board of by addressing G. W. G., vox No.7 Pos oflice, Williamaburg, L. J 8. L. D. + awaits you in U New York Post office for 0. ou. ON CHER AMI,A LETTER Post office; also one in . Be ** * containing one for NITTING MACHINE.—THE SUB to know where the kniting macaiue ceut fate of the Ameriean Institute can oe JUIN N..WALLAUKE, box 69 Post off ve. BY GIVEN, THAT IF TH PAR- at the livery stables 08 Mer cer street, do not cail and seme the charges, hey will be sold at public aucuon, on Baturday, to pay expenes. Ge 18 EVENING. MRS. P. OPEBAR 4 FAMILY J8 DESIROUS TO 4DuPr A ¥ female orphan child, between two aad three Years old. Address Urphaa, Herald office, staiing where the ‘ebti! can be seen. HE UNDERSIONKD, FAIRND OF LIBUT. LATIMER, of Int Rifles, Nicaraguan ariny, desires to kuow where ( fol dirant person wao wrote the acu tack 900 Walker, signed: Lon Mion,” in the Herald of von 221 inst, to be found. Please address A. M Lieutenant Nicaraguan army, Freach« ile), New York, UBt 2 O'clock to day, alter 1 Hal imore, Md WIELIAM, JOSEPH SLATTRRY WHEREAS Taek died im New York, on tie jth of Sepiember, 1866, a Mr. W. J. Blaitery, and It ix supposed that he wee William Jowph hlatery, son of Jobn niattery, of Danville avenoe, Ranelagh, county Dublin, ireland. vehany tn tormation on the 10 the devnan- means in thetr power of optaln malin conesrning their miseing reimuve W OF JACOB A. CHOURSE, * | of Sehoterie one, itis supposed be is wandering the lower warde ia thia city, ‘a state of mind borcering upon inaaniry; is shout five fh high, black bair, dark eyes and hiack e'oubes, converse with any be toanawer yea" ventions, saked. Any Of hin wit al ved by bis father, wt mnt House, College F information may be the oflice of P. D. Lau Nassau street. ENTISTRY.—M LEVETT'S NEW AND 1M vo prosure plates for, ible for their inertaned Nemoces in ton, and very superior to the ordinary #i-tun places ed for the condinuova gum: it (uly worth Ue a.teation | of wearing or reqwiting artificial tenth, 10 examioe tate sreat Wmprovement elnre tnmacing cleewnere ema. re moved by the benumbin: ment of the day. M. 1.6¥ way. Katablished IRS. pe ENTISTRY.—DR R. G. Busey, pe ag ten. op. PEBeavon and easy recent improve Ef, 12 Waverley pince near irow- Varick street—old number 178, ne to his long and successful experience Dany with the new and Jens benambing agent, vrevesting pain. Prices ———oe ors. [Pp RROSENE O18. Kerosene Duminaung Of. Kerosene Lubricating Of. Kerosene ele Vil 1 ACSTENR, Aj Mo. &) Beaver sree, CONRAD FURL CORE At THREE DOLLARS @m Fem ) daviren, «mallsive nt $200 Poresle atthe @aphattes | Gee Works, foot ot Pourteenth street, Ram river. Orders re ceived at the office, No. 4 Irving pinow