The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-10

and our advlces from Europe are, therefore, two
weeks later than those previously received
Notwithstanding the darkness of the night, the
express ON Portland TO Boston was run by Mr..
ChaIl.s Sprarc In hours and 20 minutes
The hole OF the news came over BANS MgR-
CHANTS LINE, (othce No. % Wall street,) without
despatch transmitted over any wire so rapidly and
smoothly.
The Europa probably left Halifax about IL
O'Clock on Friday night She viii arrive az this
port sometime Tomorrow Tornng
THE NEWS.
CorToN had gone up TO higher. Sales for the
week were 5000 bales.
The FLOUR market was inactive, and trade
uiie better.
LARD huu advanced 2s.
CoFFLK IN less demand. at lower prices.
None Was abundant, with signs oi greater
slrlugency.
United States stocks renamed unchanged
CoBsois mad recroed-the clossg price was 9GA
Ii rs stated that the extent OF business done IN
imports has bsen limited. and the prices generally
most unsatistect.ry. hoa grey shrliugs are
iinle inner than last month, and these are the
only goods which have ma ntained their value.
7 here bad been q late arrival from India.
The Bombay and Calcutta markets are essential
ly the same as by the previous adyices under the
date oi Canton, Nov. 23
The roli,Icai news Is unimpOrtsnt.
TIE Continental news is unusually devoid OF in
ttrsst.
abandoned.
Total Loss or the Packet SHIP ilotunsuer
ana Thirteen Lives.
The splendid New York packet sap llotiinguer,
Csp BUrsley, has fallen prey 10 the fury OF the
ell Bents, aEd from the tenor uf the last acc0u3s
resItcung her, melancholy loss OF liie attends
the dlsastcr.
TIE Houinguer sailed from Liverpool for New
Yo k on the let January. She had z90 Cabin and
steerag passengers, together with the captain aud
crew oi thHy ulsA and boys, aud had very iuli
freight II various descriptions OF goods.
h ~ hsd unly Poe~ed az .~r &C B'aeh~a
Bank, which Is oil the coast OF Wexford, WHEN che
struok on one Of those dangerous ledgcs OF. rock
which lie concealed Ia that quarter. TITS oc-
CURED ON the motnlng OF the l2Ih January On
the occurrence OF tnis mishap, part at tie crew
and all of the passengers were sent ashore.
Capt. BuTsley and Is oI his men, remained on
board of the H., Determined not 10 leave the
ship while there was the remotes, chance OF
saving her. On the following morning, the
18th, the chip foaied of Black Water Bank,
aud bore away before the wlnd and struck
Arklow Bank, whefe she Afterwards went TO pieces;
ana sad TO relate, Captain Bursey and twelve OF
the noble bsnd who determined 10 be the last OF
the ship, net wsery grave. AT the time the pas
ee1Rers lett the shlp, her situation seemed TO
be utterly hopeless. The hold was full OF water,
and the sea making clear breaches over her. IL was
with extreme difficulty and peru that the passengers
and seanen were passed 10 the boats the sea break
ing with dreadful violence on the bank. The pas
sengers were unable ts take anything out of the
ship excep, the clo'hes they had on at the time.
The boats happily succeeded IN reaching the shore,
although with extreme difficulty, from the height
OF the sees, and the great distance OF seven mdes
OF more from the bank TO the land.
Capt. Bursle,'s son, who was on board the lio'-
tDguer up to the time she struck on Blackwater
Bank, is passenger on board the Europa.
The ship Guy mannerIng Aground.
The Guy MannerIng. for New York, got aground
on the outer side OF the Princes Dock, on Mon.
day. The ine goods having beer landed IN good
order, she was Afterwards hauled into the Prnce's
Dock. she had AT oae time eight To ten iect OF
water in her hold, and appeared very much
strained. The Guy Mannerlng mad discharged al
her cargo, and will be taken Into the craving dock
for any necessary repairs In her caulking or lower
planks, where crushed.
The french Republic.
Business progresses slowly IN the legislative
Assembly. The budget Is stlll in committee. The
Chamber had been for some time occupied with
N Falleuy's Education Bill The latest Pansian
sovices represent Victor Hugo ss having made
speech against II, which was applauded with
frenzy BY the Mcvnfasn. The debate adjourned,
amid great excitement. The war against the press
c,nilnues.
The Rsjorms has been suspended, and La Presse
seized.
The weather throughout France, especially IN
the South. has been more rigorous than Tor many
years.
The Russians have resumed oIplomltlc relations
with the Porte; 1t is expected that the Austrians
will not be slow to follow.
Austria IL occupied with the numberless coustl-
tut,ons TOR her provinces. The provincial diets
are 10 be convoked in October, and that of the
Empire will assemble IN 1851.
Prussia.
The threatened dissolution Of the Cabinet sp-
pears 10 have been avoided by some compromise.
The King is now disposed to take the oath OF the
The Eriuu Parliament is declared to be an i'm
perlous political necessity tor Prussia.
Al Berlin negotiations for the treaty OF peace
with Denmark have been renewed.
Germany.
In Wurtcmberg here spjrars 20 be q change
OF opinion favorable to Russian influence.
The Hsnoytfisn Chamber refuses TO recognise
the central commission OF Ausfis and Prussia. A
constitution u recommended for Germany.
ssrdp.ia.
The Sandman Chamber Of Deputies has ep-
proved tie treaty OF reacc concluded ut Milan be-
tween the PiedIuonlese and the Asstnans. II ia
expected the Senate will also epprove II.
none
II 10 said the want Of money prevents the Pope
from returning 20 his capital. and that France has
offered funds io has holiness. Ihe ATcnbishop
Of pourges is said o. be The hearcr Of this oisr,
made in the name of the French Episcopscy.
Commeretsi Ansirs.
LIvrnrooL, fuday Eveaing, Jan 2>,~ I6,,.
Commercial affairs are still IN satisfactory
state, but, at the came time, less buoy ant than
week ago.
corrov.
The improved tone with ~hcs eur cotton mar
ket closed on the l5h inst manifested itseif upon
its opening on Monday. The demand wes TO a
fpiv sxtspt and ierahlv well surred by holders.