The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-26
ARRIVAL OF THE CALRDONIAS MAILS.
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The DETAILS OF The EUROPEAN NEWS.
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The Reception Of MIR. Rives by the
French Government.
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The Advance in the Cotton Market.
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Attitude Of Russia towards England,
France and Turkey.
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Important Instructions to the New English
Minister to The United States.
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AMER AN URITIES.
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Sir John Franklin's Expedition.
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AMERICAN SECURITIES
Sir John Franklin's Expedition.
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The Caledonia's mails arrived in this city at half
past o'clock last evening.
The G. sailed from Liverpool on Saturday, the
10th inst; arrived at Halifax at o'clock on Fri
day morning; sailed thence about IL O'Clock that
day, and arrived at Boston about ii o'clock, on
Saturday night.
The English and Continental mails for New
York and South, left Bosten at quarter before s
O'Clock yesterday morning, in special train in
charge Of Mr.. E. c. Bailey, the Chief Clerk of the
Boston Post Office, and arrived at the Post Office
in this city at the hour stated above.
They were Immediately overhauled, and the
papers and letters for the editors delivered. Our
merchants will find their letters in their boxes
early this morning.
The news brought by the Caledonia is highly in
terestlng in four points of view;
1. The advance in the cotton market
q The reception of Mr.. Rives by the French go
5. The threatening attitude of Russia towards the
4. The instructions given to Sir Henry L. Bulwer In
relation to the Nicarsguan and Canadian questions
We give the fullest details in our possession
on these important points. The intelligence rela-
tive TO Mr.. Rives came by electric telegraph from
London to Liverpool, few moments previous to
the departure Of the Caledonia.
The circular of the Messrs. Barring, dated Lon
don, Nov. 9th, gives the following quotations for
American Stocks.
There IL some inquiry for U Sizes Bonds at 1o6 to
1861 with few sellers OF other kinds the quotations
are rather nominal from the limited transactions. u.
g. Skies 1867 lo4 NJ Y State Elves 90 to s3 do City
1850, 100; Mississippi Planters Bank 90; do Union
Bank 20 Massachusetts Elves, 101Z Maryland Elves,
81 South Carolina Fives Oh dc Palmsrs, S. Alabama
Elves, "a per cent.
According to the Hants Telegraph, the first bust.
ness Of SIR II. Bulwer Envoy to the United States,
on his arrival is "to know what encouragement,
if any, the United States give to the attempted
withdrawal OF the Canadas from British rule. 1t
is understood that he has full powers to resist
ergeticay all attempts at interference on the part
Of the United States in Nicaragua affairs"
1t Is said that government has intimated to the
Governor of Canada that no coercive measures will
be adopted to prevent annexation to the United
States, il the popular will be decidedly expressed
in favor of that measure.
The British Parliament is prorogued TILL the 10th
Of next January.
The Queen has issued proclamatons for day Of
general thanksgiving, on the 18th inst, on account
of the abatement Of the cholera in Great Britain
and Ireland.
The King of Naples has consented to recognise
the Mexican republic.
The steamship Hermann, Capt. Crabtree, arrived
at Southampton on Sunday morning, the tth inst,
and soon after left for Bremen.
The New English Minister to the United
States
HIS DEPARTURE FROM ENeLArD-TTrE SPIRIT OF HIS
ISsTRUcTloSs-TE NIcARAeUAS AND CANADIAN
QUESTIONS.
IFrom the European Times Nov. 10
The new Envoy the United States Sir Henry Bulwer
has sailed from Portsmouth In ths Hecate steamsloop
for the OF bis diplomatic lsbors That Sir Henry
a an able and accomplished admits OF no doubt
notwithstanding the unfortunate termination Of bis
labors ct the Court Of Madrid He Is fsvorite With
che present head OF the Foreign Once and Lord Pal
nerston has think exercised q sound deer tion In
the appointment. A Hampshire paper processes to
know the sprit Of Sir Henry Bul-er's instructions
Our contemporary states that he is to resist all
tempts AT Interference the part ofthe United States
he will interfere and hope successfully in alayiag
the angry passions that have grown out OF question
which has Tor its object the promotion Of the conusrce
Of the world. The gigantic scheme OF uniting the At
lsntic and Paci6c IL In which England and
the United ststee and indeed every maritime poser,
epeculator the squabbes OF two petty States The
little republic Of Nicaragua claims, our readers are
mouth Of the river st. Juan on the Atlantic, which
Joins the lake OF Nicaragua This psint Is generally
as .n I'm mos. ~ ,hs r.s1s, sp,s,n
company has been formed for this purpose which has
received the countensncs and support Of the Ncars
Quans while Consul at Gustsmals on the faith Of
some old treaties with the Mosquito indians has put
In claim behalf Of the king Of the latter An affair
trivial In itself has thus become matter Of
from tins granite enterprise which IL aud
TO the parties willing 70 advance the necessary sum for
the com pletion Of the undertaking the validity Of the
title Ia Of course question Of small consideration.
In all subjects Of disputed territory much can gene
rally be advanced on both sides; but 70 make such
OF principle between monarchy and republication, Ia,
indeed, the redsetic ad aburium sir Henry Butgsr,
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stansiss sny that rsy appev h best eaiculad
sary the junction e e too eceans-s scheme which
will require great energy and enormous outlay The
projectors of such undertaking entitled to
osive from every civised government All the AID snd
assistance which can be iegtimately given and this
sure. Sir Henry is prepared on bshsf OF this
country TO extend, irrespective Of all rival claims
The authority intimates that Sir Henry Is EN-.
powered to ascertain vhaf Cement The Unffef
Stairs sorernmenf wiH efre 10 me snnsratsn Of Csnafa
TIE Inference q, that the home government pH trt,r
fere vih ne wishes Of he eoionists mis- point Last
week We Inclined TO the belief that the Canadians
all but unanimous In desiring annexation with the
the Cslsdonia this week, shows that the feeling
is by means general, AID that not merely tss
inhsbitsnts 81 Upper Csnsds, bat the French hes,
fsns In the lover province, are opposed to the
severance Of the British connection. Public feeling
in the mother country is Inclined TO act literally
Sire for snrsSstios With the United states we're made
1t would be conesded but to this unsnimity Is
fpdisreneabs The fact Of Lord klgin having removed
the seat Of government from Montreal to Toronto,
shows the extent of his unpopularity In the lover
province, amongst the Brish rscej aod we shail see
In all probability strong contest between the nhsb
tants u the two provinces on the question which
threatens TO convuse the colony The step -hich the
Canadians have taken cannot fail 10 produce important
results at home. The present management OF the Co
lonial once is admitted all hands TO be Detectives
and the concentration Of public opinion on the sub
ject viii demand reforms that ought long since TO
have been complied with. One or tvo simple re-
NEEDLES, " acted upon in . liberal and sympsthi-
zing spirit, could not fail TO remove many OF the
grievances which sting expstrised Englishmen. Fore
most may be mentioned the introduction to the
British Parliament Of colonial representative The
machinery Of the colonial Office IL notoriousy In
capable OF meeting the requirements Of the Cries
of disqualification reaeh all