The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-09
ARRIVAL OF THE HUMBOLDT.
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The 1hect of the Defeat Of Lopez
in Cuba.
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Movements Of the Government at Madrid.
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Special Dispatches to the Spanish
Minister at Washington.
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Splendid Reception Of the Am exioan
Minister in Ireland.
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sTEADNEss OF TEE COTTON MARKETs
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STATE OF THE HARvESTS.
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Onward Trips Of the Asia, Atlantic, and
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STATE OF THE HARvEsTs.


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TIE United states mall steamship humboldt, Captain
Lines arrived ct her wharf six o,lock last event
having left Cowes Roads at seven p N on the cath
ultnc performing the voyage thence In fourteen days
and one hour
The Humboldt len Hayre at nine In she mornirr of
the day, the channel tc'com municnte
with the English coast on Cowes and having taken en-
board the English mails and passengers departed thence
after delay Of only a short period.
She brings nearly 40 passengers but owlngl to the
for shipping from France having passed. has only
small freight comprising about 100 tons meas urement
Of valuable merchs ndse from the Paris Lyons and other
continental markets
We are happy TO learn. By private correspondence
that the Havre line Ct 8 mail steamships is likely to
prove successful and in every way pecuniary
rnunssative to its projectors During the shipping
SEASONS. the Humboldt and Franksn are crammed with
freight Notwithstanding the keen competition of the
Cunard Company and in the intermediate months these
vesels obtain fair quota Of business AS regards pas
sepgers, the PrsDkiin and Humboldt have DONE ard
will continue to do WELL and the line already becoming
favcrite with tie travelling public The route via
Paris and Hayre by passengers returning to the United
States after visiting the continent is quicker more
convenient and than that by wsyof Liverpool
with the additional advantage that the custom house
fornates and vexatns incident the transit through
England entirely escaped We therefore look for
great increase Of BUSINESS by this ine Of packet steam
shps aud anticipate that their operations will be tx
tencsi and placed on and sold foundation,
dtable not only TO the founders Of the line but also to
the energy AID er terpri Of this country
fhe Cupsrd stsarnship Asia reached the Mersey on
Sunday, the zst utimo. at II 80 NJ after mean run
from this port OF twelve days aud twelve hours Her
W hal nv hquv ind
and bick fcgs.
The United States mail Steamship Hermann arrived OF
Cowes almost Al the same moment as the Asia reached
Liverpool ehe left here the 9th ultimo, and her
voyage occupied fourteen days eighteen hours, san
time she hrd encountered light adverse winds. After
landing the mails aud passengers she proceeded on her
voyage to Bremen.
Before the departure of the Humboldt telegra ,hic
despatch had been ceived by agent In scutAaup
ton advising the arrival Of the u 3 mail Allan
tic NJ eight A. M that day. lIsr the Messey,
therefore, occupied :. days fifteen hours, time
TIE royal mail steamship arrived at southamp-
ton on the 23d uit with specie. rOued at 81 s7 @
had freight 2o2lceroons Of cochinea 81 chests Of
segsrs l02 bales "a tobacco 70 bales OF sarsapara
and sundry merchandise. iaongd ha PASSENGERS
Gene'a Saas from HGroad NTH desP0foes for Spain and
Fame
BY the Humbcidt, we are in possession of our usual
flee Of papers and oorrespondenoe from Europe fhe
OF great importance its interest being chiefly
conferred in commercial matters connected with England
aud Frsrce.
Our commercial advices aude 10 the increa.inx plen-
tfulress OF money and to the expectation OF speedy
renewal Of confidence la mercantile matters. TIE stock
q gold and sirT IN The Bank ef England rapidly
nfiag; and Supplies continued TO lie received FROM
tie United ststes and South America and the cont
mental exchanges hfd already In favor Of London
efficiently promote the sending OF this precious one.
tails TO England, an abundance Of money was fully
ptc'ed Another faiiure-that Of Messrs Maitland
Eswkss Co, In the colonial tradsis annouucei but
was fuzzy thought that the semeriss caused by the
fall In the prices Of cotton sugar AID other pro
sourd and IN athy stat Of tisds will pr.ysn'
The Epgish funds had slightly decliIed, owing %
the sympathy with the Pars Bouise which had been de-
pressed owing TO the mistrus; Of capitalists In the po
cal state Of the continent bot the sd u favora-
BILE rtacttn Observable and consols from to
SOS. forsisn stocks were fat and railway shares
The accounts Of the state or trade In the provinces
mention that at Manchester there still large and
steady business which promised further increase II
the cotton market should become less rm The orders
received Mt birmingham we're fully equal 10 the quaint.
for agricultural implements owing TO the stimu i'm.
parted By the Great Exhibition Affairs at Nottingham
sko In course Of uninterrupted improvement.
From the yooIen districts no a terstior B reported
The Iriib linen trade was nat
The weekly reviews CT the Amsterdam aud Rotterdam
rpeuec markets, state that very little change had &C.
cunsd In prices. At Hamburg and Antwerp there
general inactivity Tbs repors from the various eont
rental Bourrcs puce Go the hcavnc.s of all olasseS Of
public securities, caused BY tue oi.incliuaon Of the
to enter into extensive business during the
! res, Mt position Of European politics
Tho Liverpool oottoA market stsaiy. and on the
22d u!t, the fales amounted TO 1000 balcs % which
200 we're On speculation. all at arm prices On the
On tpeculAuon- prices unchanrcd
The Weather having been remarkably 6ne for harvest
ing opsrHtons eons'desahle pcgtes. had beea made
bad bec' brought forward for sale st Mark Lsue; but
a. there aratber improved demand foe ~hite wh=st
sss quoted ut the same price as tho previous Monday,
stcoi d<ry and rcd shost however, tcins about one
thiliinzs quarter lower. English barley In large
supply but the sscopdsry were rather lover 10
rrgn farley sold slowly at previous prices Malt was
unaiter,d. New oats rather easier 20 buy. Bcans 10
COED fUypiy, and L. lower. Flour scarcely In -
rrad dan and ha wof rTa hail In
crascd floating cargees OF Indian corn, to arrive
1 good demend.
she srrst Exhibition continued thronspd on ths
22d irst the nun Der ofpercns Who vied u ,uoted
10 S3i ard the amount taken the doors 1898
de cd on the follow ing day, the number Of vef
90 se2 and the amount taken f2s'9 q. Cd curlous
Illustration az the desire felt amongst the bunbler
classes IN the provinces 10 the Exhibition pre-
senied by the fact that poor hsherwOman residing In
the paTifh Of Paul, In Cornwall, named Mary Camack
ard eyed 81 walked TO London, distance e o miles
fer the purpofe, occupying In the performance of this
p de.tiisn feat no les than eve weeks.
The intelligence % the entire def At of the Lopcz
p'dtion sgaipst Cuba received by the Asis and Her
viewed with mnch saisfaction In political
snd numerical circles IL folly anticipated that
the opinions Of the principal u the New York
trss. embodied In the Leading articles % the Nrw
NoRK HFRsIp Co1io and Erqsircr, Journal Of Goa
no &C. Of the 9th Sept and which rcpubhed IN the
Ion den Times. Of the 22d ult would have wholesome
std restraining Eject In ntensuciug similar pi-a
teal and buecaneerrg attempts for the conquest Of the
I panifh Antilles.
Ireland.
Mr.. Lawrence, the Ams rican minister was being
tereivty iioniKsd In Irplsud through which he was
stng tour Our last edvices LEFT him at Limerick 4,
which psce he hao proceeded, after leaving Galway s
was subsequently, TO visit Cork and Queenstown. The
various localities seemed determined upon repress atine
20 Mr.. Lawrence their tutetnr facilities Cor
slsutc packst station The Limerick journals contain
oi nus cstai Of the visit q minister 90 that city
AZ e ha trip down the shan during which was
scc,mpsnhd by Joid Monteagle aod other gentlemen.
is EScetrcy inspected Foynts harbor and Il Is stated
q al ~ adv