The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-15
AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
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A r X V A l.
OF THE
NEW STEAMSHIP CANADA.
one WEEK LATER INTELLIGENCE.
&c. &c, &c.


arrived yesterday morning at eight o'clock, from,
Liverpool and Halifax.
She sailed from Liverpool on Saturday, the 18th
ult., and therefore brings seven days later inle-
gence than that brought by the Britannia, at Bos-
ton.
The Canada has had very rough passage she
made the Highland Light on Wednesday evening,
and was boarded by the Newsboy at seven o'clock
yesterday morning, of the Bar.
The Continental advices are generally of sa-
'isfactory character, especially from Frankfort,
and must tend greatly to relieve the public mlnd
Of the probabilities of any fresh disturbances taki
ing place. In Paris public attention was entire
Iy directed to the proceedings In the National
Assembly to come off on Saturday the 18th
ltmo but as to the result, whether it
would be favorable to General Cavaignac or
otherwise, seemed to be a matter of much diver
sty ofopnon. The prospects of Louis Napoleon
for the Presidency again in the ascendant
The Mary Anne, from the Cape, brings advces
thence to the 18th of September BY proclama-
lion of the Governor, dated Sept 81, we learn that
the rebellion of the Beers has been suppressed, and
reace restored Large rewards were offered for
the head of Pretorus (upon which the price of
G1o00 was seD, and for the other ringleaders in
Tie Tt DellOn ana Tue dCtlOn dt bl0eIH TldatS
The total number of cases OF cholera in Great
Britain, since the first was reported, amounts to
l,2l5-the victims to 610; the recoveres have been
220, whilst 375 remain under treatment or the re-
suit not stated. Of this mortality much greater
proportion has taken place in Scotland, the num-
Der OF deaths IN England having been from $50
10 800, whilst beyond the Tweed they have reach
ed 3GS
Our Liverpool Correspondence.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 25, 1850 A. M.
The Depopulation Of Lreland-Tremendous Gaie-Ths
Cotton Market.
Who will be remaining In Ireland, after awhile It IL
hard to saypossbly the frogs and toadsn will again
take possession the untenanted isle which will
be- If emigration continue at its prese MT tiptop speed
appears by the Galway pTndieator, that there are
i've vessels at present in that port bound Aerics
but quite to suppythe demand of emgrants
even at this season. The berths crowded, and
numbers apply and disappointed Other vessels
that are expected home, have, old their engage
nents made for another outward voyage after
their arrival possible is literally hundreds dying
for their lives endeavoring to leave behind extermina
tion rate collectors rent distrane:s and destitution
which enemies, and more destructive, than
the most ruthless that Dane Norman waged
in Ireland.
you for bad weather 1t came in the shape of wind.
On Monday we had strong gale from the westward.
The Dublin Fresmdns journal Of Tuesday, says -
Of WIND from point nearly due west set in ana oon
tnued to blow with increased vigor to late hour
IN the evening" AZ four o'clock heavy rain beganto
fall, when the violence of the storm somewhat abated
There old chmneys In the Liberty blown
down; but we did not hear Of any accident to life or
lmb.h
Within the last four months, six vessels containing
neatly 1900 emgrsnts, sailed from Dublin for the
United states. The emigrants, with scarcely an ex-
cepton, belonged the of comfortable fa srs
Many of them were from the counties Of Limerick and
money varying from EGO to f2Oo Every steamer that
leaves the quay Of Dublin fer Liverpool is crowded
win smsrsnts on their way to the United states
this route to America but they must amount to many
thousands for the tide Of emigration is fully great
at this 1t has been in the spring
arpears aso that during the gale the Chester and
Hslyhead CompaDy's new and very hne steamer HI
hernia, entering Kingstown harbor, suffered consi-
derable injury. sailing vessel coming in at the
sion with her. went close to the eastern pier that
she struck with violence against It, dsplacing Of
the large stones and damaged her bow and otherwise
&c were landed without the slightest Inconvenience.
The Hibsrnia remained fast, but expected to be
The Scotsman of Wednesday has the following
The weather has been of the most bosterous descrp
lion during the last two days On Sunday night and
wind was very high, accompanied with frequent and
heavy showers Of rain The wind blew With such fury
Monday forenoon that states driven from the
houses, and chimney.cans were dashed to pieces in
various parts Of the city.
So late as Thursday morning, at o'clock, the baro
meter was steady at % 510ths. It Is 80 1-10th
and rising, We are therefore probably going to have
an essterly wind and frost. 1t is now cold with the
wind from the southeast.
The weather is at present fine, although IL looks
doubtful. We look for the "Hibernia" on Monday.
have the pleasure to announce further Improve
me mt in trade and in consequence more confidence
has been felt in the cotton market. Buyers have
difficulty in getting at I'd advance upon this day
week. The better qualities not much altered, and
the quotations Of fair remain as last Saturday
The sales yesterday 5000 bales; do. of the week.
46 $40
Our London Correspondence.
LONDON, Friday Evening, Nov. "a, 1s4s.
Tranquility Restored at Berlin-The French Elections
-.aushia-EwoPean Finances--T The State of Eu.
rope, &c, Ss.
My letter Of Friday evening last will have prepared
you for renewal at Berlin Of the nts that were
petrated ut Vienna. Up to the evening 90 tho o,,,No
vember, Berlin was tranquil, ara likely to remain "a
n"e"'i ou"'u hau .een disarmed with out Offering
'Anes' ou' ministerial crisis still prevailed, and
ns ieop'e' ripe for mschiefas the opportu-
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