The New York herald., 1851-08-04
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Among the passengers in the Atlantic notice
the names of J. S. Cunningham, Esq, bearer of
dispatches, the Rev. Mr.. Choules and the Wizard
of the North. We are indebted to the kindness of
Mr. Cunningham for late French papers, and for
late news also, to Mr.. G. p Jones, the third
'ofiicer, and mail agent, for like favors.
The manifest of the Atlantic is the largest that
has ever been brought into this port
Cotton is down eighth
Our Liverpool correspondent, in letter dated
July 80 . p. NJ, says " The cotton market ia ter
cibly depressed to-day. Middlng bowed 4ld.
Sales about 5000 bales. No change in other qua
iities. Business is extremely dull. Several re-
aports or failures current.
The commercial accounts continue favorable in
Paris, and provincial manufactures are actively
employed; the latter are hard pressed to execute
their English orders. Wheat crops are now out Of
all danger; wheat is falling in the different mar
kets; oats lower in Paris raw silk continues in
good demand; the wine market is active. The
Bourse was firm, and little doing; Gves closed at
francs
EThe Continental adyiees are not of an important
character.
Aftera very heightened and animated debate,
the question whether the French constitution shall
fIx. ,..oI L..I - l. IL
There is no truth in the report Of a modification
OF the French ministry.
1t is stated that previous to the close of the Par
liam entary session, the Madrid Cortes will discuss
the Almanac Railway bill, the arrangement Of the
fioating debt. some reform in the tariff, and the
estimates.
Adyices from Spain, dated Madrid, July l6, state
that the Cabinet was examining the plan of admi-
nstra,ye reforms for the Island of Cuba, forwarded
by the Captain General Of the Island.
Accounts from Turin state that the Senate had
voted the treaties of commerce and navigation con-
.cluded by Sardinia with France and the Low Coun-
tries.
The King of Prussia was to have opened, last
Saturday, a tract of the Prussian Great Eastern
Railway, intended to connect the metropolis with
Konigsberg, distance of about 400 miles. The
tract completed is from the point of junction with
the Stettin Posen Railway, Dratzig, to Bromberg.
ON the 9th, the King will lay the foundation
stone of tho great bridge at Dirschau, over the
Vistus, of tine greatest achievements Of modern
engineering.
Fears are entertained at Alden 81 a rising against
the Christians. Many Christian families had fed
to Mediaa.
Miss Talbot was married July %, to Lord Edward
Howard, at the Roman Catholic chapel, Warwick
street. The Rev. DR.. Doyle oHiciated, aud low
mass was performed. The Lord Chancellor gave
away The bride. There was great crowd Of spec
tators.
Marshal Sebastian has died suddenly
DR.. Lngard, the celebrated historian, died at his
residence, Hornby, few minutes before IL o'clock
on Thursday night, tho 18th ut. For some length
Of time he has been breaking up, and for the last
few weeks fatal result has been almost daily ex-
pected He was aged 81 years.
The Thames had arrived at Southampton with
the following on freight-Silver from the Pacific
ports, value ss29,s77; gold, value s2ti,GoO; gold
from California, si0,7l6; specie and balisn from
Carthagens, s200, 900; from Jamaica, s2O,OOO-
total value being 81 ,335, 1913, or, say, G267,0iO
sterling, of which s9s7 $50 is in silver and
1927 5Oi in gold and patna. The freight list also
ecmprises-pearls, value G2,000
Madame Ledru Rollin was defeated, in the Paris
Court of Appeal, last week, in suit against her
husband, for imprudont management Of her fortune
One Of the Irish papers gives the following para
graph
We understand that the committee have written to
the Of the America inviting him TO bring his yacht
60 kngstovn for the ensuing regatta aud Offering him
the privileges OF honorary membership OF the Royal st
Detrge's Yacht Club. Brother Jonathan has thus an
opportunity afforded him of contcsting for her Majesty
cup which he IL heartily welcome to-n he can OILY
slnsnsge to win II.
Our Ocean Correspondence.
u. s. M. STEAMER ATLANTIC, !
August 3-6 o'clock, A. M.
Tie liberation IN The Atlantic The Trip Across the
Fory--A Suicide at Sm--Th JYisnd Of III
North, &c.
The noble steamship Atlantic, under her glorious
Commander West, with 1872 passengers, and .
freight list Of 700 tons, is moving beautifully NJ
Nev York bay to her pier. amidst the heart,