The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-29
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
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a r RIV al
OF THE
BRITISH MAIL STEAMSHIP ASIA.
THE EFFECT OF THE CUBA NEWS IN ENGLAND.
THE COMMERCIAL ADVICES.
OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENCE.
# II L We Y Attest NEW
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The British mail steamship Asia Captain Judkins,
rived at this port past five ~ sterday
noon, after rassge oftwolve day aud Eve hours She
2efs Liverpool at half past twelve o'clock, Saturday
Afternoon the 10th inst.
The intelligence which la week later than pre-
vious accounts is Of very little conseq
There had been change in the Liverpool cotton
market
The United States mail steamship Hermann, Capt. E.
Crabtree, sailed from Southampton, at two d., on
Wednesday, the 18th inst for New York. with the usual
eemi-weekly mails She has 165 passengers, and about
CSC tons OF goods freight Germany
and France.
The steamship City Of Glasgow sailed from Ii.
verpool the day, fer Philadelphia, with 221 pas
sepgtrs. and II fair freight
The Asia eleven days and hour in n aking her
Hast trip to Liverpool
Neither the Atlantic nor America had arrived out
They were ten days ct They sale from Boston AMI
new York on the 9th inst, at noon.
The news from Cuba Is exciting considerable attention
in England We have not yet received any reflex from
Madrid.
One Of the Frankfort papers states that the journey
Che Kirg of ssx0ny to Italy had important political
oajec viz for the purpose Of using his influence
lie King Of Sardinia to induce him to dismiss his minis
tiers WITH the exception Of ~ DeEorester and t. shake
CT the English influence. The King 1t is added took
the matter into consideration and is disposed to be
reconciled with thu Pope.
The President Of the French republic is to Paris
in few days for tour in the provinces His journey is
expected to occupy ten or twelve days
The Mayor OF Norancourt, In France, ha, been SEN
fenced to pay re Of c5f fer having drawn up bap-
fsmol certificates in which two boy presented to the
Municipality, called the Raspai and the other
Louis Blanc.
The funeral Of Harthal Sehastian took place on the
18th instant a. the Ho.el des Inya,iGes Paris After
The body Of the deceased had beea placed a cata
alque erected FOR the occsson and the friends per-
sons invited to the ceremony lad arrived the officer ia
lighting the spers the grand altar accdeny set Ore
to Tie draIery and the flames communicated to
trophy Of flags suspended it, In instant he
church wss cleared. temporary altar subsequent
ly erected in the cou and tao ceremony proceeded
with
A6vlces from Narles announce that Gsetsn Resle
printer, has been sentenced to years banshment,
ard to be deprived OF his license printer for year
for having printed book entitled The Martyrs of
Cozerza.
The state Of Rome and Naples ia very threatening
The occupation Of the Eternal city by the French is re-
gardod by the NeapCitans well the Austrans with
extreme jealousy aud fresh complications respecting the
possession Of certain points by the garrison Is contnua
Of dispute ASA, snations continued frequent
The Madrid papers state that the retirement OF Mr..
2erra- de Lis from the cabinet again runorei Il
is thought lie Will he succeeded by Count de Qunto.
beyond tie circle Ct tie usua court intgues at Madrid
nothing especial notice except the ct that the
public functienarlos have proceeded to Seville to be
present at the sccouoheu Of the Duchess of Mont
pensicr No ftwer than fous huDdr natives per-
fleming quarantine at Gibraltar, having fed in their
email craft from oran in consequence Of the appearance
Of the cholera
Senior Franrini bss been Dismissed from the Ministry
Of Finance in Portugal In consequence 1t is alleged Of
his having refused sanction the expenses incurred by
Saldanba and his troops during the late movement
Accounts from v Iiee that armaments
proceeding in slcyiatteries being constructed
at syrseusesrtilery lining the ramparts Castle
and Publications Wa being thrown up a. Castro Clio
vanni, In the centre Ct the island,
We hsv, hitter sd,ccs the ith ult from the Cape Of
Coed HOPE. The accounts place affairs In kafnsani
but little in advance Of the previous intelsence Sir
Harry Smith was the frontiers, but could do little
more than keep the nemy In check what with the dis.
safoion Of the native orcet, and the non-arrival Of
fufci.nt force from home, the General compelled
to act the icftrsye only. The general impression
vas that without aid rom home the conclusion Of the
war very indeGuite.
Generally speaking, the hsrvest accounts from Ire
lard most gratifying but It appears he I'M
doubted that there III be very partial failure Of the
potato and ,urnip crops
The great aggregate meeting for the Inauguration OF
The Csthoc pceree Association, to have bee n held
in Du5ln The 18th instant. 60 he presided by
Arohihhop Oulen. Prin ate Of ell ireland"
According to utvsrsrtr statements tn, Queen Of Eng
land les decided paying her usual autumnal visit to
her Highland bone.
American Elk Ter cents quoted az Usmburg, OF
the 1l'h inst, o. lo3 money and Maryland Eve p
ctpts. at So moosy.
The postsl conferences which had been Fixed to TAX
Il,ce a; Berlin en- the 18th inst have been postpone
until the 18Th October at the request of several Of th
,Gt4uan Poat-oficc establishments.