The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-27
ONE WEEK IN EUROPE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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AMERICA AT HALIFAX.
The French Movement in Italy.
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The steamship America, Capt. Shannon, arrived at
Halifax at IL O'Clock Tuesday morning, and would
leave for Boston at two O'Clock that afternoon. She
probably arrived at Boston last night, in time for her
mails to be despatched by tho New Haven train this
morning They will arrive in this city this afternoon.
The captain is sick.
The America left Liverpool Saturday, the 18th
instant.
Our overland express arrived at St John, N. B., ct
o'clock yesterday morning, but brought NO Liverpool
papers, except the Ewopesn Times, of the 18th inst
The wires east Of Bangor, Maine, out Of order
ell about O'Clock, last evening.
The America met the Canada in the English Channel,
at 3P. NJ, on Sunday, the 10th inst
The news is hardly worth the cost of telegraph
ing. 1t is nothing but trash
The French movement in Italy ID the only thing Of
any interest.
Affairs In England.
Tho cholera IL spreading; deaths in London on the
11th, ATS; on the 18th, Se1; in Scotland, 15o.
The market for English securities has been steady;
but at the same time little business has been done
The weather cooler; the crops almost all get in
The potato yield is large and enough will be saved to
Offset the diseased quantity.
Mr.. Ashber Kelley, Of the English delegationI at
Washington, is transferred to Lisbon.
The Prince Of Wales has been created Earl Of Dublin
Among the distinguished deaths, Conlom, the
French dancer reported by the last stesmer and the
Bishop Of Norwich.
Robert Palmer, cotton agent, Of Nottingham, has
eloped to the United States, with Of his w!fss
Kitchen maids and property, In merchandise and Dash,
to . large amount.
The Continent.
The news from Hungary is without interest Co
morn and Peterwardein have not yet surrendered.
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All the northern States OF Germany, except Olden-
burgh, have acceded to the alliance proposed BY
Prussia, Saxony and Hanover.
Everything was quiet at Venice.
There Is nothing certain from Gaeta except that the
Cardinal Triumvrsts refused to pay the dividends
the public debts due In June
There Is nothing from Rome
A small revolution took place In Cephalonia, which
amounted to nothing.
A letter from Louis Napoleon to his friend Edgar
Ney has been published in the Moniteur, and virtual
ly ACKNOWLEDGED by the cabinet IL makes some talk In
political circles and the following IL extract =:
The French Republic has not sent army to Rome
TO put down Italian liberty but. the contrary to
regulate is by preserving against Its own excuses,
tiaca thIone the Prince Who from the rst had bold
ly taken the lead In all useful reforms learn Nth
pain the benevolent Intentions OF the holy ra.nsr
Of hostile passions and influences The desire OF per-
appe.rs to be TO make prescription and tyranny
the basis OF the Popes return. Say to Gen. Rostoan,
from me- he is not TO permit that under the sha
dow Of the tri-colored flag, any act be committed
which can lower the character # our intervention
thus sum up the restoration ef the Popes temporal
power A general ampesty-the seculsrizstiou OF the
sdmnstrstion-th code Of Napoleon-liberal govern
ment.
A cabinet council was held on the 1lth aud Gen
Raudon attended by order, aud being called into the
room where the ministry sitting was formally
Informed that he appointed to the command OF the
army Of Italy lie then received his instructions which
amount to this That should the Pope not como to
Rome he s to carry out with vgor the line OF conduc
epec6ed r the Presidents letter. Gen Raudon started
the same night for his command. He Is n cavalry
officer and has been General of Division only since
1s47. Ills rise has been unusually rapid. lie is q
friend Of Gen. Cavaignac and Col ChArrs.
A telegraphic despatch reached Brest on the 9TH
with orders for the ships Pandora, Hunsard Favcrt'
vert end tNo Others TO hold themselves la readiness
to proceed to sea- Their destination supposed TO
be La Plata
The government has just decided that the French
squndron IN the Chrese sba be composed fthree
chips OF war. The Eurydico and the Dursns, have
rallied for that destinaton The latter vessel will call
on her way az Tahiti and thence proceed to Macao.
The Cuba insursciion has ereihd the attention Of ne
Spanish cabinet.
A letter from Genoa, announces the arrival OF the
celebrated Garibadi In that city lie arrived In ash
ing boat, accompanied by single volunteer at Fort
voriro on the 9Th inst thence be proceeded to Chi
avcra through Spezls where he wa recognized by the
people, ard considerable crowd assembled to greet
him. The Military Intendsnt requested hin not 70
create any disturbance, but 20 remain at Chsvera
until he should demand instructions frsm his govern
ment A captain Of sensdermts was rent from the
capital 20 escort Gnbslsi to Genoa whore he is to
znsln until he can find an opportunity Of quitting
Italy.
The Monier announces that the Nuncio OF the Apes
toc See has presented TO the President Of the rcPub
lie the reply Of the Pope 10 the letter scereditng
de Ccrceiles AZ Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenpotsntiry, on temporary mis'ion TO his Holi-
ness, during the abscnoe Of NJ. dc IIsroourt.
Letters of the 9Th instant mention that the crisis
there IL becoming more menacing rupture was i'm
ninent II was considered probable that the Pope
would end by placing himself under the Austrian Gag
In the legations II stated in Gsets that had the
Presidents letter been officially published to the eop'
dipcmagu. they would have thought 81 their duty to
protest against It, n also rumored at Gseta that
Russiv would take mp on itself The Roman loan.
General Regmedeli de ST. Jean d'Augeiy was prepar
ing TO return 20 France The health Of the French
troops at Rome satisfactory.
Letters from Naples Of the 4th announce the arrival
Of the Pope at Naples at O'Clock p NJ the same day
Markets.
LvrsrooL, Sept. 15.-Business is not 20 active
ss 10 was last week Cotton Is steady with moderate
sales. Prices are little changed.
The ersis markets are . degree frmer within The
last few days and holders begin 70 anticipate that
have reached the lowest point at least for some time
come.
For cured provisions, OF all descriptions there IL
moderate demand, and prices generally well sup
ported.
Metals are in request, and prices sustained.
The accounts from the manufacturing districts are
less encours gins-nevertheless, healthy trade pre-
walls.
Our reports from the Continental markets are salts
factory
The funds steady but the business going forward
% limited. Railway stocks are very dull There u
still plentiful supply Of money snd first rate bills car
be discounted easy Secondary and inferior de