The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-15
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA'S MAILS.
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THE DETAILS OF THE EUROPEAN NEWS.
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Movements Of Kessuth in England.
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Speeches Of KOssuth and Ex-Secretary Walker,
at the Southampton Banquet.
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The Reception of the Magyar in London.
NoNdIN ALTON By KossUTH,
Hon. Robert J. Walker, for the Presidency
Of the United States.
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Attitude Of England and the United
States, towards Russia.
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THE POSITION OF LOUIS NAPOLEON.
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STATE OF THE MARK cts.
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QUOTATIONS FOR AMERICAN SECURITIES.
Our Foreign COrresp
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QUOTATIONS FOB AMERICAN SECURITIES
Our Foreign Correspondence
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The British mail steamship Cambria, Cap.
Shannon, arrived at Boston at three o'clock yester.
day morning, but owing to some negligence in the
Post Office in Boston, only a part of the N ais were
received in town last evening The c. left Liver
pool on Saturday, the LIST inst.
The movements of Kossuth in South ampton and
London, form the feature of the English ntell-
sence. We give in our columns, this morning, as
full details of the South ampton banquet, aud the
reception in London, as our meagre files will per-
nit
The steamship Africa had been ely ex-
aminea, and the damage found to be confined to her
forefoot and false keel. The cargo was entirely
free from injury. She was to sail on the sth No
vember.
The news from the continent of E arope gene rally,
is quite unimportant.
The public mind in France was in state Of ex.
element, it having been stated by the editor of the
Constitutional, personal friend of Louis Bona
parte, that the latter intended to propose the abro
CATION Of the law Of the 3st Of May, and to appeal
to the country for the Presidential election.
The Prince de Joinville had recon mended the
withdrawal Of his name as candidate for the Pre-.
sidency Of the French republic. This he is said TO
have done from a fear that his private interests
might be the occasion of dscord amongst "the party
Of order" at time when it is necessary for that
party to be united. if they to defeat Louis Ma
poleon in his last move.
The correspondent of the London Globe is still
confident that there would be com Of omise between
the President and a majority of the members of tho
Assembly. Business was, no viewer, gloomy, aud all
orders resolved by the manufacturers had been
suspended
The democratic socialists Of France are furious
against kossuth, but are determined not to give
publicity to their opinions for fear it might inure
their cause.
The Ssmaphore of Marseules publishes a lette
dated Rsbat, in Morocco, the 18th ult, announcing
that the French Consul had recei yed orders to en
bark all the French resi- tents. as the French fee
was about to lombard the to wn OF Silee, as a re
prsal against the Emperor of Morocco for refusing
compensation for pillage of u French merchan
vessel, wrecked on the coast
a statue of William the Conquerer was inau.
gurated at Palaise, (his birth place. on Sunday,
the 10Th ult., in presence Of a vast crowd, amongs
whom was NJ Guizot, who made speech.
There appears to be q settled calmness In Aus
tria-the only event Of importance being the dis.
mis- sal Of Count Thum, Governor of Styril. The
grain crops in Austria s.id to have turned out
very Indifferent this year. Prices were rising in all
the markets disease like the potato rot mad
is said to have received confidential despatch
from President Napoleon, giving very salts
factory explanation relative TO the change in the
french cabinet.
The King of Denmark has changed three Of his
ministers.
A banquet took place at Stockholm on the 18th
ult., to celebrate the release Of Hossuth.
The King Of Sardinia has accepted the resigna-
ton Of Signor Gioa, Minister of Public lnstruc
| ton, and appointed Signor Farini in his place.
The Nespolitan Minister, Prince Csstelsieala,
who has recently been brought to tue notice of the
public by Lord Palmerstons letter to be replaced
in London by Prince Carni Count Ludolf is
named minister at Bernie, and the Chevalior Ila All
req at Turin. Tbs objeJt of NJ Ramirez's Nilsson
is 20 ameiorate the relations between the Neapol-
tan and the Sandman cabinets, which have Iately
| been in an unpleasant state.
| The Queen Of spain has accepted the resignation
Of Nj. Fermin rteta, Minister Del FJse,uO, and has
| appointed the Senator Mariana Miguel de Koiuoso
/ 70 succeed him. NJ. Gonzales Bravo Is TO be am
bassador OF Spain and Naples. Brigadier Saus,
| formerly secretary OF the Governor Of Cuba, had
arrived ia Madridfrom Havana.
The chambers Of Saxony are conyoked for the
| lst Of December.
II is rumored that the Pope is seriously indis-
| posed.
The London Globe, Of the 3Oth ult, states that
the returns of the next day Of the Bank of England
would show increase Of cl70,00O in the bullion
Mt the bank This Is the moro worthy Of Lotice, a.
there bad been large drain for the payment Of the
dividends
The Count lie Taomar had left England for Brus.
sels IL is stated to be the counts intention TO pro-
/ ceed 20 Portugal as soon as the C0rtos meets.
The indirect taxes in Belgium yieldedj9, OH ,5O7f
during the 6rst nine months OF the present year,
/
| period last year the amount was j6, f13,9jlE
| The import duties in Denmark have yielded an
increasing revenue during the last ten years in 1872
they amounted to $50 rix dollars, whereas In
less than 3, 1881 oO rix-doars, notwithstanding the
| numerous reductions
The dispatches from In lila ia anticipation Of tho
overland mail, bring dates from Bonn bay TO October
3 Calcutta, September 20. Commercial affairs
both at Calcutta and Bombay we're exceedingly
dull
The dispatches are unusually barren of int
| rest The railway question between Abbat
| Paoha and the Sultan is still pending.
The principal item Of news from Bombay is tn,
reported jetermin alton Of the Governor General Il
seize on portion Of taa territory of the Ameei
Dost Nahommed, Of Cabul, 10 beiag we'll situated
for establishing post to watch aud overawe the
Afreedees, Wuzerees, Sc, round Peshawuf.
The military gazette, Of Spain, mentions tha
one hundred guns have been sent to Havana for thu
armament Of the forts along the coast Of Cuba
The Glamour PuJipo gives letter from Metilla
stating that an English brig, laden with Indai
corn, which had been obliged by stress Of weathe
TO take shelter in the Bay of Bstoga, near Altmee
mas, had been captured by the Moors. A fe'
hours afterwards, two English steamers and bril-
Ok war, from Gibraltar, cannonaded several point
OF the coast, burnt all the vessels they met with
and inflicted other injuries on the pirates.
he 1nsodn 1fonttap states That the dowage
duchess Maria Louisa drove cut Of Florence in
court carriage, by the gate of st. Frediane. Whe
mile out OF the town. some drunken Austria
scend from the carriage, which the ladies did, an
sought refuge in house. After tearing th
cushions Of the carriage to pieces, the soldiers al
tackled the bQuse, endeavoring TO force entrance
but before they could succeed, some neighbor
came and drove them OIL declaring that IL wa
''tme to rid the country Of such low ruiians.
Some Of them were arrested, and order was restore
| by the arrival Of detachment Of cavalry.
The Liverpool circular Of Wright, Candy 20
Of the lst inst, says
Sales Of cotton to-day-soeo bales which include &C
TO exporters and 500 to spet uators the market elosu
l steady.