The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-20
Expresses.
ARRIVAL OF TIKI
STEAMSHIP CALEDONIA
AT BOSTON.
NINE DAYS LATER
FROM EU ROPE.
The Success Of the Wing Ministry.
THE PROGRESS OF FREE TRADE.
THE SUGAR QUESTION.
Political Disruption in ireland.
THE CHOLERA IN LONDON.
Another Attempt to Assassinate the
King Of France.
AMERICAN AFFAIRS IN EUROPE
European Mediation Requested by
Mexico.
THE CROPS AND GRAIN MARKETS.
THE COTTON TRADE.
Another Attempt to Assassinate the
King of France.
AMERICAN AFFAIRS IN EUROPE
European Mediation Requested by
Mexico.
THE CROPS AND GRAIN MARKETS.
THE COTTON TRADE.
&c. &c.

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ed at Boston on Tuesday.
The lightning line, owing to the rascality Of
some one, failed to bring the news, and we there
fore had to depend upon the next most speedy
conveyapce-Adams' and Harnden's Expresses.
Our Napoleon in the Express line, Bigelow OF
Boston, could have reached this city last evening
with the news, but he knocked under to lightning,
and did not start.
The intelligence is to the 4th inst, from Liver
pool, and is interesting with slight dash of impor-
tanoe.
The importance, however, is confined almost
wholly to the success of the new English Ministry
on the Sugar Question.
The Courier Hamca,s, of Paris, says that the
Mexican Government has demanded of France
and England their mediation to put an end to the
war with the United States, and that the depar
ture of the Psyche for Vera Cruz has been de.
layed some days, in order that it may carry the
answer to this proposition.
The Mayor of London had announced that the
cholera was in that city. 1t produced some ex
element, and many were in consequence, leav-
ing for the country.
Prince Albert was on a visit to Liverpool.
The accession of the wings to power had pro
duced a slight disruption in Ireland O'Conne
and thu O'Brien section of the repealers were at
loggerheads.
The proceedings of the British Parliament
are barren of interest. The dull monotony of a
long session, now drawing rapidly to close, had
been relieved by two nights discussion on the
Sugar Duties.
The Government scheme has triumphed by
majority of 265 to l35, nearly two to one. This
result virtually abrogates the monopoly, and places
sugar in the same category rs corn-by' an easy
declenson on the high road to Free-trade Sir
Robert Peel gave the Minister'S measure gene
rous support, and the greatness of the majority
may be traced to that circumstance. OF course,
all fears of an immediate dissolution are at end
The value of iron had improved in England, in
anticipation of IN increased export to the United
States.
There appears TO be no material change in the
cotton market.
ing districts.
A small parcel of wool from Oregon had been
offered in London.
The London Money Market was without
much change. Mexican funds had been affect
ed-they had declined.
The corn trade was inactive. The large
rivals Of flour and wheat from the United States
and Canada tended to depress prices.
Baboo Dwarkanauth Tagore, the distinguished
Hndoo gentleman, the richest man in the world,
is dead With the exception of the learned Ram
mohun Ray, he was the first Brahmin OF any
note, we believe, who has visited Europe.
The Britannia arrived in Liverpool from Bos-
ton on the 3lst ult.
Louis Bonaparte, ex-King of Holland, died at
Leghorn of apoplexy, on the oath ult., aged 81.
The Pope of Rome has granted general am
nesty for all political offenders.
Another attempt has been made on the life of
the King of the French While seated at a win
dow in the Palace of the Tuieries, to listen to
concert performed by the National Guards, on
the Both ult., man in the crowd drew pistol,
and fred two shots at the King.
At Berlin on the 22d, Mr.. Wheaton, the Ameri-
can Minister, took his leave of the King of Prus-
STA, and Mr. Donelson was received in private
audience, ann presented his credentials.
AMERICAN FLouR.-Tbree hundred barrels OF
American -four reached Nottingham from Liver.
pool the other day, and was Immediately sold al
ABOUT eight dollars per barrel.
AMERICAN SuPrLrEs-The following extensive
supplies of -four and other articles from the Uni-
ted States took place at the port OF Liverpool in
one day. The Nicholas Biddle, from New Or.
leans, brought 1000 packages Of flour and 1000
slaves for coopers' use; the Farewell, from Bal'i.
more, $3.50 barrels Of -four and 467S bushels OF
wheat; the Hardie, from New Orleans, 147S pack
ages OF -four. 1881 bags OF corn, and 507 sacks Of
wheat; tho Robert Parker, from New York, 52S3
barrels Of -four, 66 of bread, and several of Indian
meal; the Hargrave, from Baltimore, 800 barrels
Of -four, 1000 bushels of Indian corn, 800 OF lard,
DC; and the Promise, from Montreal, brought
$500 barrels of flour, 5000 barrels of wheat, and
400 bushels of peas, the produce OF Canada.
A New CoMEr-Sir-Last night at llh. ION
mean time, discovered telescope comet in the
constellation Camelopardus Its observed posi-
ton was, July -, at l2h. GIN S. mean Greenwich
time-Right Ascension, 9h. 15m. IS Is NORTH
Defamation, go deg BIN. q. The diurnal motion
in X. A. is about BIN. SIS. decreasing that in dec
linntion is quite insignificant. The comet is a
and may be seen with telescope of moderate
power. am, Sir, your most obedient servant,
g J. r. HIND.
Mr.. Bishops Observatory, Regents Park,
Thursday morning, July 30.
a GERMAN RAILROADS.. letter from Munich of
the I'D ut., states that intelligence had been re-
ceived from Vienna, announcing that the Austrian
Government had dec led upon constructing with
the greatest promptitude, railroad from Vienna
to Salzburg On receiving this intelligence the
Bavarian Government immediately resolved on
establishing a railway from Munich to Salzburg.
These decisions of the two Governments have
caused the greatest satisfaction at Munich, as by
the railroads in question the hitter city would be
included in the net work Of railways which will
connect the Adristic with the Baltic sea.