New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-25
TELEGRAPH OFFICE.
HALIFAX, n. :, Monday, Nov. "a, 1851.

The r. M. steamship Asia, Capt. Jud
kns. arrived this morning, few minutes before
o'clock, having LETT Liverpool at noon on the
18th inst She brought IS passengers. 8 Of whom
ale for Halifax. On the 18th inst. Lat 81 %,
Lon II %, at 81 p. NJ, passed che steamship
Pacific, New-York for Liverpool, sth inst On
the 18th inst, Lat 81 TO- Lon. "a l2, at ) p NJ,
spoke the steamship City OF Glasgow.
No steamship from America had arrived
out since the Atlantic sailed
The Asia will be due at Boston to-mor.
row Tuesday afternoon about 3 O'Clock.
The English news is generally devoid Of
interest.
kossuth
Kossuth continued his triumphant pro-
eress through England receiving at every stage such
demon STATIONS of admiration and affection as seem
almost without precedent. After leaving Manches
ter he returned again to Birmine ham, where the
i2h he attended grand banquet at the Town Hallat
which $50 gentlemen sat down. On the 18th he was
present at the grand Polish Ball IA the Guild Hall,
London where he was met by the Lord Mayor and
most OF the influential citizens.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The steamship Demerara, for the West
India line which stranded in the Bristol River while
on her way to Glasgow to receive her engines, had
been abandoned TO the under writers. She was In
suYed for cas- 0CO.
Accounts from New South Wales to the
18th August, had been received in London, giving
the most fattering accounts both as TO the quantity
and quality of the gold round about Bathurst. sgd
new was said to be almost deserted. The receipts
per week into the towns were said to reach f2O,Ooo
to f25,0O0. The Government armed escort brought
fl0,000
The inquiry into the conduct Of Mr.. RAM
shay, the Liverpool County Court Judge had not
terminated.
The Sub-Marine Telegraph between
England and France is now in full operation On the
18th the first message was SENT giving the prce Of
the English Funds.
A return has Just been issued by the
Board of Trade of the declared value OF British and
Irish produce and manufactures exported rom Me
United Kingdom IN the year 1850, specifying the
amount TO each country and colony from which II
appears that the British Possessions, In conjunction
with the United States, take nearly onehalf Of the
entire tota-and II is satisfactory, by comparison
OF the present returns with those for I849, to dad
that while the general total To all countries has In
creased from f63 500 OPS sterling to Ell 1857 $685. or
about ~ per cent. The increase to tho Colonies has
been equal to Is per cent, and to America 25pa
cent.
The shipping returns, just published by
the Board of Trade show, compared with those oil
1850, an increase in The employment Of British yes
wards and 1869 tuns in the clearances.
On Tuesday, the American clipper ship.
Surprise, arrived in the London Docks from Wham-
pos, in l07 days. Recently. the English clipper,
SoTnaway, arrived in the West India Docks IN i0a
days, also from Whampoa. Considerable interest
was excited by the arrival Of these vessels.
1t had been made known that KOssuth
would not leave Southampton until the 10th inst by
the Hunbolt. the multiplicity Of has engagements
compelling him 10 delay his departure few days.
The steamer Severn arrived at South
ampton the 18th with the Mails from Australia and
New Zealand TO the 18th August. She brought
packages Of Gold valued at Il 200 and Is packages
Of Diamonds valued at f2s 900
The Sidney Necs states that gold is most plentiful
in Frederick Valley, and that the gold diggers are
making rich harvests. Lumps OF gold from IL TO II
pounds in weight had been found. The Erpress
States that two men in Frederick Valley produced
f250 worth Of gold in two days.
The gold Is found In large quartz veins and an i'm
mense quantity has arrived at Bathurst mail isW
run daily between Sy dney and Bathurst.