The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-11
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December 10, 1861. <
The Royal Mail steamship Niagara, Captain stone;
arrived at her wharf precisely at IL O'Clock to- night
She left Liverpool at noon the Goth ut and brinrs
thirty-ene passengers, including three for Halifax
The Niagara has experienced very heavy weather dur
ing the passage with strong head winds three ourths OF
the way.
The City Of Pittsbug steam propeller, sailed on the
On Tuesday last about eleven O'Clock, passed largo
steamer steering east.
No American steamer had arrived at Liverpool since
the departure Of the sciHc.
The Frank IN arrived of Cove n Thursday evening"
November n, 1t nine O'Clock.
The Crisis In France.
The engrossng topic throughout Europe is the ap:
preaching crisis of affairs in France The Assembly, de-.
spite the recent Of the unmstakeabe popusri
y Of the President resolved provoke him into
direct collision with them and every step taken by either
evidently watched with intense interest BY the
On Tuesday the Goth November the President deli
vered, In the Cirque National des Champs Elysees,
crosses and medals to the successful exhibitors in the
London exhibition and delivered speech ON the occs
sion, which was likely to make him popular with the
moderate republican party The speech the first he
had utters in which any mention was made of the re-
public. The consequence was that many who were d.
voted to the views Of General Cavaignac had declared
That they would support the President the only
An extraordinary article of credible length had sp
pesred In the Paris Journal LIE Constitutional wherein g.
In France-sueh General Changarnier, NJ. Berger,
and others who charged with being members Of the
The venom q the writer 70 S
rected against the Oresnist and egtimst party and
m nsvsr dH nswpsPsr article produce 50 much excite
the minister in the Assembly
The Cons tionsl is believed to be in the interest OF
and the ministry supposed to be
OF It's production, If not to have assisted at It, Hence tho
unusual excitement.
II was generally believed that the demand for urgency
Win respect to bill on the subject OF the responsibility
OF the President viii be refused by the Assembly.
feeling of the Bourse seemed quite buoyant
1t WAS reported that the Equitable Assurance Com
rom toulouse as thu. Mar.h. sou va. 50
much recovered as to leave his bed
England.
Two firms In Liverpool connected with the American
trade have siled-they are Messrs Pryde jones anc
Handen Co. The Liabilities Of the latter estimated
from to 100000 abost f20OO of which consists
OF small bills drawn on Boston and New York
Chief in Ireland in the place Of Sir Edward Blaksney
been removed. His successor is Mr. Pollock
Among the few attractions Of this were Juans
concerts at Drury Lane Theatre which were as popular
in former The theatre was crowded and he
Will close the concerts oy bal Mosque in the middle Of
The New Franklin Searching Expedition.
Lieut. PIN, Of the British Navy, in company with a
cabinet messenger arrived At Berlin, ro for sberia
Humboldt to the King who gave him letters the EN-
peror Of Russia who will doubt him receive
lin.
Spain.
senste and explained the which induced him to
81 parste himself from the government Of her Majesty
consequence OF the absence Of the King Of Prussia at
the funeral Of the late King of Hanover.
Russia.
IT was supposed that the Russian Chambers would be
opened by commission; no new taxes were deemed ne
ceseary but an increase OF the army Indispensable
The Austrian Tariff.
II new Austrian tariff is to into operation or
The New Hano verisn Ministry.
The Hanover Gazette, Of the sd contains the accept
ance by George the Fifth, Of the resignation Of the Nun
scheele President Of the Council Minister for Fo
reign Affairs; Major Debacmeiser, Minister Of Justice
beIs were TO be convoked December g. but likely
to be then prorogued
The Markets.
Money continued abundant. reduction Of the rate
There has been an increase Of bullion therein Of fss5o
English funds firm. Parties less in
vesting In Australian Mining Companies Consos ass6
to at the opening, with steady feeling the
ing Of the steamers departure. The railway share
ket was buoysnt and prices were advancing Foreigx
There had been particular change in American stocks
The cotton market was animated and The prospect OF
an esserness to buy Prices Of ordinary and middlins
American advanced about I'D. I'd. for the better
qssl tiles The Gales Of the week were 1920 bales Of
cuation The following were the quotationsFair Or
e sns tld middlipg ditto, SD; fair Mobile, SID;
mid ding ditto Sd fair Upland, SD midlpg ditto
41td The stock at Liverpool reduced TO 39a sos,
bales against ass 35e bales at the time last year
In flour, there has been . fair demand for home
sumption and export-Western Canal Is ct lls q los;
Southern lss Cd los Cd; Ohio, lss Sd 2os Cd Ca
nadia 1ss Cd KS Cd American wheat sought after
end full prices paid. Indian dull, with very
little enquiry white 2ss COS, mixed 25s. 3D.. ans
yellow De. Cd. Provisions much the same
" at the sailing OF the Pacific; beef rather
lower. Pork-hore business doing, and lover rate.
accepted; American stock is not Of frst hands;
Western Is quoted at Sss AS; hams and shonidsr,
are neglected lard is depressed by recent extensive
importstons, and prices lower Cheese In steady de.
mand--hne, 3se 4&s middling. SIS. Sta. Canadiar
butter sells readily at sos q eos
eugar-rbe market lie more animated, and prices ara
steadily supported at London Some Havana brought
It's. In Liverpool
Coffee was improving and fair business was doing.
In molasses the sales limited
Rice found ready sale East India had advanced
fully I'd Carolina was nominal
Ashes were lower. The rates current were for pots
2i pearls, 70
There was an increased activity in trade ct Man
chester.
seasonable Notice.-To the yvise.-In Or
der 70 avoid the rush for Fancy Articles Toys &c. o.
fUTTLEe Emporium, A5 Broadway. purchasers will d