The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-16
TAn0RAPHIe INTELLIGENCE
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
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STEAMSHIP AMERICA Ar HALIFAX.
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Continuation Of the Danish and
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STATE OF AFFAIRS IN GERMLNY.
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TWO lRCHBISH0PS EIPUsGED IN ITALY.
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saNTERES TING FROM FRANCE.
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THE STEAMSHIP MAsU IN ENGLAND.
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STATE OF AFFAIRS IN GERMANY,
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INTERESTING FROM FRANCE.
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HALIFAX TELKeRApH OrrIcE, I

Tuesday, Oct. ID, 1850.
The stessnsbip Americs. Captain Shsnncn, from
Liverpool, 9Th instant, arrived at Halifax at ALI
past two o'clock this afternoon She has ninety
SIX through passengers, and five for II ,liftx.
The America coaled, aud sal ed for Bostos with
heavy NV. wind, at half past two O'Clock.
Early on the first morning out from Liverpool,
The America ran down a coasting vessel trading
between Wales AID Waterford. The crew were
saved.
The steamer IIibernia arrived at Liverpool on
Sunday night, the 18th alt, at eleven o'clock.
The steamship Washington, Captain Floyd, ar
rived at Southampton on the Atm Instant
BY the kind attention OF the pnrser OF he Anne
rica, we are Informed that the Cunari steam shi,
Asia, Captaia Judkins, (rom New York on the 2jrh
alt, for Liverpoo,) was spoken off Holy he i'd on
the 9Th instant, at seven O'Clock, r. VI and the
s,h, at ten A. NJ, passed, ia LAT. 81, lou Is, the
Collins steamship Pacific. Captain Nye, (from New
York at eleven, A. N ON the 29.h ut, for Liver
pool)
The Washingtoa exchineed sigails with the
steamer Nisgsra on the 9Th Of September in lat
43 a, lon. 81 53.
The political news is uniu, ,ortant
There is great stir throughout Europe relative
20 ocean steam navigation eis eric ,elegrLPhs
The proposed railway from III al.fAx, through
Maine, has completely aroused ,he f.iead, Of the
Galway and Halifax Steam Navigation Company
The directors of the Gre at Soathcrn aud Western
Railroad are about layieg a iioe Of telegraph be-
tween Galway and Dublin The government, also,
appears to be very anxious ia tha matter aud have
had surveys OF the captbilty of Galway-ail Of
which prove most favorable.
The keel Of a suitable steamer TO run from that
Z. Il. L.. l..x l. eli.
and Inch, are full Of The subject.
The City OF Glasgow s,eeprr has been bong ut
for the Liverpool and Pbilsd, lhia hne, and, with
another, the City OF Philadelphia, wall form the
nucleus Of that enterprise.
II Is stated that The Cunsrd new line OF screw
steamers will run between Glasgo~ and New
York.
The war 10 the Duches has been renewed with
considerable visor. The Iiolst-iners have, thus
far, the advantage, but without bringing abe a, any
Very important result
Affairs In England.
rHK sTEAN NAVIGATION AANiA-rHH IRISH LKAouR-
TIE CATHOLIC coII.Ko1s-sIssULsR RuxoAs RE-
IArivE TO SIR JOHN FEANKLLs's raRrr-SEws
FROM rsE ADVANCE AND RESCUE, Erc.
The commission appointed ny the government
TO nuke a errv-y Of Galway h.rb,r, have resort-
lief that ultimately that port oil he decided upon
as the point from whence the North A ISerican
nsils will bedssPa ich,d
The London nmss and Chro~pis are urging upon
sLe government the adoption II sou. port on the
western coast q Irelaui, AZ a port cor te steam
ers TO touch al for the receipt aud transmission OF
the latest and earliest Intelligence between the two
aemispheres; but those two journals 10 not appeal
10 favor the idea Of making Galway the terminus
Of the Royal Mail line.
A newshveptiop, by a Mr.. Jsrdoa, ~ Liverpool,
BY which he proposes TO substitute iroa for the
wooden framing Of vessels, - attracting a good
Zeal Of attention in that town. The inventor has
taken out an American patent
II 10 stated that the government has In coatem-
citation the constructing OF a powerful sIlidrsn Of
steamers for the African cos-t, ~nh the view Of
employing them to carry nioatbly nsh, aud TO
act upon the slave preventive service. IL ~ pro-
posed that the feet shall cop-is Of forty vessels.
And that one shall he detached from the stations
sloDs the c,asi monthly, tn com. bcms and return
with the mails thus establishing r-gaiu monthly
communication with the Afncss coast, and eflec-
tuslly crushing the slave traffic
In ireland, the tenant league are extending their
organiz.tes throughout evrry tosn aud PARISH in
The country. Out 81 ireland, the general oPisoa
among well inform persons ~, that the cunbec
some machinery 81 the league will ulumttelr
nrove i've obstruction. still, the movement !. re-
gsrded ~ the government with considerable az
Trrbension.
rive lise 10 nEzry discussion The Catholic bishop,
are making move strenuous eit"rt- 60 ests 'ish a
university u their ewp, aud with iau Prooantlity
n,spsicl.es have been received fro- Sir J-hn
Roe~, stating that, on the l3fh w August, ihfee
Esluimsux we're fuuGd oa the Icr, ~ C,Pe fofk,
and, on hcinr quesionsd, they stated that, IA the
winter a. 1876 tso shitss were hFakeu by the ice,
m the direction ~ CAPE Dudley Diggl(D aud alter
Yards buraed by lefce Tribe Of stuSes, tnt,
he ship~ IN question we're not whAlef-, ana INA.
spaulcttes were WON By scmc of the white me";
that part Of the crews dro sned: that The re-
nsisder were sometime m houses or ,eats. apart
rou the natives; tia, they had guns, bat no ils;
and that, being Ia q weak and exhtu-icd cJudi-
lion, they were subsequently klled ~ the natives,
with darts or arrows. The paper from which the
tbove Ii copied says that there IL good reason 70
Srlicve that the whole story ~ a Rros- niisc9n-
eeptios, but what thoec reasons IL not stated
The American ships Advance ami Rescue had
Tenetratea 80 Ter es any squadron; bat, at the d.
arturo ~ the last advicca, the A tvance had got
,ground, bot No serious iBjsrv was styrehended.
Parliament would meet the 1ith Of Noyem
Der, TO he further prorcRued.
France.
,.sovRwmsTs 90 THE rREsipENr-ARREsrs yoH
rAvorrHs TIM BouRBoNs-LorrkRr TO RaisE
FUNDS FOR THE PURPOSE or ooINo TO CALI.
yoRrrA-IrvxsTToN OF as rNFsRNar. ButLxr-
rHK CHURCH DIFFICULTY IN PIEDMONT, ETC.
M. Persigns, a warm personal friend Of the
rPresid<nt, has paid visit TO Losdon. with, IL ID
ssid, soule political object in view.
The Cerpau newspaper was seized, in Paris, on
saturday. the 18th ut, for Publishing an article
,.aectinx severely vpon the Presdesl
thirty Insirsausls, sccuscd u belonging TO Z