The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-25
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The British steamship Asia Capt. Judkins, arrived
at Boston at fifteen minutes past six O'Clock Tues
day afternoon She left Liverpool at Satur-
day the 18th inst and has Therefore been ten days.
elk hours and fifteen minutes in making the passage.
This is equal to eleven days three hours and fifteen
minutes to New York. The Atlantic ten days and
fifteen hours in making the passage. eleven and
quarter hours less than that of the Asia.
The circular Of Messrs Barings, dated London July
IL, z. H., in speaking of America stocks, says
There have been within the last few days sales to
fair extent at quotations. ofU s. per cent stocks
and OF Massachusetts aud there is day demand
at our highest rates The other quot -tons nom-
nal Small parcels Ct U. s. stocks continue to come
from the continent for realization. Some New York
State stocks have bscn sold at reduction our last
rates U. s. 6's' 'GT 1041s 1885, do 6S JOG loI; IL
lnois Internal Improvement A 40; do. deferred, %
o %; Indiana State SIS, 90 IL Me5 achasetts ster
ling, lo5 1878 Ma-ylard otorl'ng 50 sl Ohio 6s,
go, 90 1ol do 70 TO rs 1o7 100; Penna 6s s2t
81 Canada 6's dividend from Isl Auguat, 90 100
Miss Eliza Cook regret to hear, is stu suffering
from severe illress
MT T. B. Macaulny Is said to be at present in Scot
land visiting all the battle fields, &c. which Re will
he called to depict in the coming volumes of his
history.
Stockholders of Schle swig- Holstein have issued
proclamation to the inhabitants in which they pro-
test notwithstanding the treaty Of peace, they will do
their duty, and that any attempt at invading the
Duchies the part of the Danes shall be opposed
the last Of their power and the commander of the
Scheswg army has invited the officers of the Germsn
federal contingents to enter the Schle5wiy army as
volunteers.
number of the operatives employed in the iron
works Creuzot in France and who gleaders
in the ftrike there r few weeks ago have been
fenced to various terms Of Imprisonment and 90 be de-
prived of their electoral rights.
The accounts from pies state that at the request
Of the King, the French remain there till
the final settlement OF the differences between the
n eapoIitan and English vernments.
The Greek parliament is to be imme daely dissolved,
and the writs FOR a election issued.
We learn from Malta that the cholera had made its
appearance there. Several cases had occurred on
board the fleet, some OF which had proved fatal Tho
total number Of down to the evening Of the "a
inst, was 81, and deaths 60.
The cholera Is the decrease at Vienna and Prague
The Fourth Of July celebrated on board the
Canada In glorious style; and addre5se1 made by
Captain Harrison the Hon. Rufus Choate, Col. Isaac
o. Barnes Hon. Joseph Bell a son Of Commodore
stewart and others The following the sentiment
of Captain Harrison, ard the response made to it by
Mr.. Cheate =
"The 4th of July, 177s-The regrets that this day
once awakened amongst Epglishmep, are obiiterated
The mapliness and good feeling of this sentiment
was Immediately aud cloquenty responded to by the
n
States Senate the leading bsrrsters of the
Boston bar. In elegant and glowing Ian zee he
expression to the emotions that had been so suddenly
awake, ed in the brearts of his couutrymep by the
friendly aud afeetionate demonstrations OF their Eng
ldnsmen and he ciosed with the folio wing test which
was sppsuded 10 the ccho =
Mother AID Daushter-United they may defy the
world
The Queen has approved of Mr. James M'Dowcl
as Consul at Dundee for the United states Of Anne
RIGA
MI III, yVtt L..
been selected for the important Office of Lord Chan
ceor aud that his ppointment has been approved by
her majesty.
The Queen Of England RENTED the uuex pred term
(rsther than thre months) Of the sentence pre-
nounced at the Old Bailey in lsis upon Fustel who
with otherr was convicted of edition. The term of
imprir0n meut to which Ernest Jones sentenced,
expired on the llth instant
In Berlin the peace with Denmark occupies tho fore
ground In public attention. Hanover will refuse 70
ratify It, IL is expected that Other governments will
follow the example. prus7ia Is severely handled by
foreign Intervention in Hob tein The Copeu zen
journals announce that the Russian neet in the Baltic
had from 1000 to 5000 inantry troops on board SO
many troops IL "a added could b. sent iuto this VI
entity with other view than for the purpose OF In
fuencirg the settlement ot the Schleswig Holsten
question by armed ergression The newspaper. at
Copenhagen calculate the chances Of sohelwig Iol-
stein shot against Ru-an figstesi and we shall soon
zee how much ground they have for those anticipa
tions.
The time river by the commander OF the Am erican
squadron In the Tagus the Portusuese government
TO consider tho course il should take In reference to
the claims which he rent to enforce. has nov e1-
pired. Should the government at Lisbon ackaos-
ledge the claims, AMI offer to pay them on their
amount being equitaby fettled the unpleasant AT lr
between the two countries will be at an end Should
il, on the other hand maintain the position which
called the squadron 20 the coast II will he for the
American ment TO take the next step Whether
in taking H. 70 will conane itself 20 simply recalling
it, envsy. and thus terminating for the time being
diplomatic relations with Portugal or proceed TO the
extremity Of making reprisals, remains TO be seen
The iuteivepce from Rome II mesrre and uninter-
estinr The Pope has i'm po7ed an annual contribution
Of $1,000 upon the religious corporations for the
tirction Of the Treasury bills Some riots took place
the 2nd account OF come persons having HUNT
mated their houses Il beinv the anniversary of the
French army's entry into Rome