The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-27
ARRIVAL OF the PACIFIC,
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM SPAIN.
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TROUBLE IN THE SPANISH MINISTRY.
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Offers to Sell Cuba to England.
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MINISTERIAL CRISIS In FRANCE.
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THREATENED COUP D. ETAT.
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The Preparations to Receive the Magyar.
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CLOSE OF THE CRYSTAL PALACE EXHIBITION.
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Slight Decline in Cotton.
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MINISTERIAL CRISIS In FRANCE.
THREATENED COUP ETAT.
NON ARRIVAL OF KOSSU1H At SOUTHAMPTON.
The Preparations to Receive the Magyar.
LOSE OF THE CRYSTAL PALACE EXHIBITION.
Slight Decline in Cotton.
&C., &C., 10.

The American mail steamship Pacific Captain Nye
arrived at her wharf at O'Clock yesterday afternoon
after passage Of eleven days She left Liverpool
O'Clock on Wednesday afternoon, the 18th inst
The news brought by the p especially from Spain and
France is important The commercial advices are not
of much interest The following note from passenger
BY the p. gives the latest market intelligence
STEAMSHIP PAcrrlc. orr SANDY HooK}
Sunday, October 26 1851.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
The following information regard to the markets Lv
co4roS;3n the 18th inss no business transacted On
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i'm favor ., h sSyss in the previous We'd
The Manchester market Tuesday. was quiet. with
s s 81 ys
rule as soon as the impOr. Of new cotton took phase
msn at the previous for wheat aOur and
for pearls Montreal brands; New York brand; two
that spesussor Quissron bsriNsmali sales At Is Sd
fSs los Whale o2l5 uSs A. 81 Funds and seoariiis,
This passage Of the Pacific is considered by the officers
and the best ever made by her taking in VEG
s.sisS oil of whom are delighted with the ship and
night. about six CclOeh ~ tn. Eastern End Long
Respectfully. WILLIAM p. WRIGHT.
Among the passengers by the Pacific, we notice
the name Of Mr.. Robert Bowyer, the famous New
York police officer, who has been absent several
months In London, as special police agent, during
the Crystal Palace Exhibition. lie is the bearer
of important dispatches from England 30 govern
ment, which, Mr. Webster is in town, he delivered
yesterday afternoon to Major Morrell the despatch
agent. Hon. Walter Forward, ex-Charge to Denmark ;
Mr. w. Seward Randall, bearer Of dispatches from
France Mr.. y. Hesse, Prussian Chrge a.4faires to
Central America and Mr Jagor attach to the Prussan
embassy to Central America also among the pas
sepgers
The sdvices from Spain state that the President Of
the Spanish Council had proposed to his colleagues
sell the islands Of Cuba and Puerto Rico 10 England for
tie of one,undred and fly millions of dollars.
There ministerial crisis in France, and threat
sned cosPd eta by Louis Napoleon. The particulars
TO be found in another column
The Austrian government account Of the Liberation
Of the Hungarian refugees has actually an army
occupy the frontiers Of Croatia bordering the Turkish
doinions the pretext being that Of demanding sats
faction for certain outrages alleged have done by
the Mussuman population on the Christians of Bosnia
and the Herzegovina.
Come Of the Cuban invaders had reached Spain 1t Is
supposed that they would be liberated at the accouch
ment Of the Queen.
The great Exhibition closed on the Ilth instant On
Tuesday the 18th instant after the close the Queen vi
ed the Crystal Pala,e Her Msesty's visit lengthy
one, and the department Of the United States was to
which at the outset she directed her attention She then
examined with great interest the service Of plate made
from Californian gold for Mr. Collins According the
official returns furnished by the police less than
mlons tao hundred thousand persons visited the building
Wse Il remained cIen The income Of the establishment
Is AZ follows up TO the close Of the Exhibition,