The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-13


iine,) which arrived last week
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Africa ahead of the Atlantic ..................
The following is q hist of the
PASSENGERS ny raE ATLANTIC
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LWkip lady and daughter daughter,
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| Mr .errill " Chsmgiu
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| Misty C Smith EH Wbitwsu
~ Th' Collins s%n'S1 prsI Abbott
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The Atlantic ran into a schooner, on Monday
night, about fifty miles south Of Sandy Hook. IL
was not sscertaned what damage was sustained.
sistance.
The passengers by the Atlantic held a meeting
on Monday, and adopted resolutions expressive of
their satisfaction with the ship, its commander
and officers, during the stormy passage just com
pltted.
The news brought by the Atlantic is four days
later than that received by the Africa.
In cotton, the quotations Of the 18th ut are sup
ported. The sales, in four days, have been about
"a 600 bags, including 800 for export aad specula-
ton and these consisted Of about equal quantities
| Of American, Brazil, and Surat In wheat the de-
mand was only moderate, and prces Of the I'D
ut. were barely supported. Flour was held firmly,
and in fair request. Oats and peas the turn lower
Indian corn in fair request, and full prices realized
| The political intelligence from England is not
| important The re-est4blishment OF a Roman Ca
tholie hierarchy in Engands yet the al-engrossins
topic. The conservative press and Bishop Of Lon
| don are loud in denunciation. The government, IL
is said, will not interfere. Cardinal w semaa has
issued his first pastora the document contains no
thing new.
The preparations for the Great Exhibition OF
1851 are progressing rapidly. The palace of glass
is being raised with miraculous guickness.
Murders and burglanes were of the most frequent
occurrence.
Nothing has yet transpired 10 the result Of tho
course which the three Great Powers have taken
IN reference to the Danish dispute.
The Munich Ga-ofs, an official paper, states
that the Austrian troops in the Tyro have received
\ orders TO take the heid
| The Daily Ners' correspondent says Vienna
2ith ult the Exchange Is In panic at the orders
given to the arches in the Tyrol snd Voral-
burg and part Of these in Hungary and Italy,
to such an Austrian army OF 10000 men, 10
TO be concentrated &C, 600 men in the nsghborhoea
OF Vienna. The Journal Lloyd informs the pub
lie, with semi official authority, that the Bavarians
aud a battalion Of Austrians were =. ,,... a.
Hesse frontier yesterday. The new Msa,oh Go
ssff, an official paper, states that the Austrian
troops in the Tyro ard Voralberg have now re-
ceived orders to take the field
Advices have been received from Warsaw, init
mating that the Emperor Of Russia will be satis-
fed with nothing but the implicit recognition Of
the Diet II is reported that the Berlin cabinet re-
commends the government Of the Ddchies to ne
roliate for peace, in the despatch carried by Gen.
! IIahu.
The differences between the cabinets Of Lisbon
and England are becoming more serious ia ap.
Perrapce.
! We have nothing new from Piedmont or IN.
Roman States.
Although various rumors are current as to the
bad understanding still existing between General
Cbangsrnier and the French government, liiilo
/ credit is attached TO them IN we'll informed
quarters. The commercial accounts from Lyons
are still unfavorable the mills are waiting orders
from England, and United States wheat is falling,
with very httle doing. The potato disease pro-
crosses. The quantity Of wine will be larger than
last year, but the quality inferior.
The German plpers confirm the reports Of a Gee
sation OF hosnues, because both parties think that
NO success would attend any advance.
| Private letters state that French merchant at
Reunion, had effected commercial negotiation
with the Queen Of Madagascar, by which, for
| present pey mcnt Of cJO,OOO he had secured the
monopoly with that island
| The Spansh steam-frigate Hibernia, late one Ut
the Haifsx squadron, hes left the Mersey. fcr Ca
dir CA route TO join her sister shiP the CaledOnis,
in the mail SERVES between Cadiz and Hivaas.
| The Hibemia was rugged ia maa-ofwAr style, aud
| rresen,es, 81 she steamed dowa the river. very
interesting spectscle
A lelur from Constanunople, Of The j;h iasttat,
in the Con,ftfriio,s~ti says, "The English (Greek,
lady who. some time since, billed ci- OF her eu-
buchs, bss been condemned TO six months inpri-
o. utnt, aud her sccomplicrs to m,uihs par
ishmsnt
SIR Edws1d Bal~sr Lytiuu coa'fsIios ,ae state
mes that he had lost hs hearing
The steamship Camhri-. lram Boso,. arivsd az
Livcntcl, on sunday. h. 2ffh al.
One OF ne P.ils iplrps, states that VI EN-
usus LiuS. th,.H ct siiue js''sc''on, 4aL
J ,,heI 4 Jeany Lpd, has Just anySd IA Pans