The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-25
THREE DAYS LATER,BY the AFRICA.
Two Cabinet Councils In Paris Be-
lative to the Cuban Affair.
OPINIONS In EUROPE on THE CUBAN INVASION.
Trial Of Rose Temisier, the Mira clio
Worker.
OUR EUROPEAN CORRESPONDENCE.
STATE OF THE MARKETS.
&C., &C., 80.


&C., &C.. 80.
The British mail steamship Africa, Capt Ryris,
arrived at her wharf at half past seven o'clock yes-
terday morning. She left Liverpool at twentv
minutes past twelve o'clock Saturday afternoon.
the 18th inst She has, therefore, made the passage
in ten days, nineteen hours and ten minutes.
The A. passed the ste amship Canada, Capitals
Harrison, at half past four o'clock on the after.
noon of the 18th inst. The G. left Boston at
noon on the Sd inst, and would reach Liverpool at
half past o'clock on the evening of the lstt.
making the passage in ten days, seven hours aad
thirty minutes.
Messrs. Bell s. Son, of London, give tho follow
ing prices of American State Stocks, on the 18th
instant: -
United States Five per Cent Bonds, 1858 -. e3 q o.
United states Six per Cent Bonds 1892 l06X l0T1S
United States Six per Cent Bonds ls6s III liz
United States Six per Cent stock 1867 os losh los
SsIyan a. Five per Cent mist sterling ss ss
Boston City Five per Cent Bonds, 1s5s-62 % s3x
The stock market at Paris has been very IN
settled during the week. Prices at one period were
buoyant, but afterwards rapidly declined There
has since been further reaction, but the market II
anything but in settled state. The Five peg
cents are 92f. 45c.
Advices from Berlin state that since the 4th inst.
the police inspection of travellers at the railway
stations, which had been in force since 1913, haA
been suspended, and passports are now only de-
msnded on arriving at hotel. Accounts slse
state, that the treaty of commerce between the
Zolveren and the Steuerverein, of which Hanover
is the representative was concluded on the 5th
inst The treaty comes into operation on the Lat
January, 1854
The Madrid papers sta.e that the Cortes WI
be convoked for the beginning of November.
In consequence Of the great inf AK Of Foreigners
into France the Project of Police has Published an
ordinance requiring the observance Of certain for
maes fiom all foreigners residing in that country,
and every person not complying with the injunctioas
specified will be expelled from the French tsr-
ritory.
Advces from Paris state that instructions kavs
ben sent by The government to the commandment Of ne
Ffneh squadron at the Antilles, TO assist the Cntam
gorunmet in repdlin the ggressioso Of the Anu,eaN
pirates. The lates. advcesfrom Paris state that the
ministers had held two cabinet councils ct which
the President Of the republic presided, to discuss
the Cuban affair; and it was unanimously resslveA
to take, If necessary efficient measures either with
or without the concurrence Of England, to protect
the rights of the Queen of Spain.
In France, nearly all the General Councils have
declared in favor Of the revision Of the constitution
II seems pretty clear that the Prince do Joiavils
will be candidate for the Presidency next year. Z
he meets with sufficient encouragement. Nearly
two hundred persons have been arrested in PArs e
whom one hundred and fifty we're Germans. This
has tended to make the government unpopular, -
these arrests are supposed to have taken place at
the instig cation Of Austria
King Leopold has dissolved the Belgian senate.
This event has caused some uneasinsss il tie
country.
1t isrumored that the Duke Of SAKE Wsimar in
tends 10 abdicate.
The report Of the appearance Of the yellow fsv1
at oporto is contradi,ted.
The accounts received from the BraGls, By TIE
Teviot, state that hostilitics between the Brasas
and Baenos Ayres were to commence on the 18th Il
August.
On Friday, the 9Th instant, the trial Of the Gas
gov screw steamer took place by run down the
Clyde as far as Pladdi and back. The result Wa,
that run Of more than fifteen geographical miles
was performed in one hour and fourteen minutes,
OF at the rate Of about twelve and half miles sn
hour. The engines are 400 horse power The screw
IL a three bla led one, fourteen feet in diameter,
and revolved about sixty times in a minute. Ate
setber the trip a most satisfactory one. The
ship returned to Glasgow In the evening, prepara-
tory 70 taking up per loadnG perth, as she ssis -
her first trip TO the United States the 10th inst.
A challenge has been sent from the beaohmeo -
North Yarmouth to sail one Of their splendid largo
yawls, named the Reindeer. against the clipper
schooIe r yacht America. The sum proposed is loo
gun ess. correspondence was going on with he
Of the latter relative to the proposed match
The Rosfock Gazette states that the Pope is about
to create, at Hamburg, the see Of q bishopric for
northern Germany.
The Rolma Zotp~g has letters from Hanover, Of
the 9TH inst stating that customs convention has
been concluded between the kingdoms Of Prussia
and Hanover. No details are stated Of the coudi-
lions on either side, but IL 10 surmised that the
principles recognized are those Of free trade, or &C
least that the basis Is essentially different from tho
protective system, which has hitherto been adopted
by the Prussan Zollverein.
from the departments state that the harvest has
exceeded the most ssuguine expectations.
The Pirimouess Gasdte Of the 9th publishes .
long account Of the great military evolufions exc
cutcd on the Sd by part Of the Picdmontese army.
on the site Of the battle Of Montenotte, the hfss
victory OF Bonsparte. The movements and opera
tions effected at tina. battle were repeated on TINS
OCCASION in the presence Of the King OF Sardinia,
the royal family, and immense crowd that bad
repaired 20 the spot from all parts OF the province
10 witness the spectacle which 10 described mag
niecsnt Not the slightest accident occurred About
rs eco men took part in these evolutions.
The Russian government aud the Imperial Soei-
ETY. ofGeogra ply Of st Petersburg are actively en-
segcd In fitting out an expedition to explore Kan
schstks, and other Russian possessions on the Pa
cifc. Count dc Czapski, Polish traveller, Is
TO be placed o. the hend OF it, and be has offered
to contribute 5000 roubles (ES00) annually to tho
expenses.
Our Paris correspondepce.