The New York herald., 1851-09-15
F0UR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
STEA m s HIP PACIFIC.
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The State of the Cotton Market.
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ARRIVAL OF CATHERINE HAYES.
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The Farewell Concert of the Swan
of Erin at Liverpool
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The Australian Gold Excitement
in England.
Arrival Of Miss Laura Addison, the Celebrated
Tragic Actress.
rHC EYCysSu ASpCCT OC TIE CyRSy IVVASl0y.
TIE ENGLISH ASPECT OF TIE CUBAN INVASION.
SALE OF THE YANKEE YACHT AMERICA
The Curi stiles Of EurOpeam n
Intelligence.
STATE OF THE MARKETS,
&c., &C.. DC.

STATE OF THE MARKETS,
&c.. &C.. DC.
The steamship Pacific, Captain Nye, arrived at
1icr dock, at o'clock yesterday morning, in ten
days and seventeen and hllf hours from Liver
rool. She left that port at half-past o'clock on
'.he afternoon OF the Sd inst.
The p. arrived off Sandy Hook on Saturday
night, at nine o'clock, but could not get a pilot.
She has lad succession of westerly winds during
the greater part Of the passage.
She brings 1872 passengers and large freight of
-5ne goods,
Annexed are the names Of the
PASSENGERS by THE PACIFIC.
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Catherine Hayes, the great vocalist. She is ac-
companed by Mr.. Brabam, Jr., Signor Mengis,
and a musical conductor. This party intend Civ
Eng series Of concerts in the United States, which
will attract great attention and elicit the warmes.
admiration. Miss Hayes, in addition to 6n,
voice, of great cultivation has beautiful person,
and most winning ard engaging manner. Th,
Earewtll concert at Liverpool is described at greit
length in the Liverpool papers, and successful
ard enthusiastic, in the extreme.
Among her passengers, also, sre Professor Silli-
man, of New Haven; Hon. J. c. G.. Kennedy,
United States Commissioner in regard to the CEN
sus John l.. Pruyn, Esq, Albany; Franklin
Kinney, Esq, New Jcrfey; Colonel @. w. Clifton,
and MIR. Josu Roath, Louisiana; DR.. A. Means,
Georgia; Mr.. Phalen and family, Mr. John A.
Blunt. lady and daughter, Mr.. w. Chauncey, Now
York; Rev. MIR. Jacobus, Brooklyn; DR.. G. A.
Gardiner, Dir Haekett, the comedian, and Miss
Laura Addison, the celebrated actress.
There is no material change in the Liverpool
cotton market.
Trade was excellent in France. The Councils
General continued to vote in favor of revision.
The British mail steamship Europa, from Boston,
arrived at Liverpool on sunday morning, the
3lst ult.
The Loni9n Globe Of the 80 inst, says that the
announcement made by ths Times, that morning,
-especting the discoveries Of gold in A Etralia,
lad eject It Is felt that IL is addition Of
Californian supplies. No limit can be placed to the
ultimate influence such Influx of the precious
metals may exercise upon trade, In rs various rami.
dcations. The public, however, should be exceed
ingly cautious before they ere drawn into any
operations in connection with presumed gold
mania.
The famous yacht America has been sold 10
Colonel Dc 5laquierc, for 81 coo, or $4,000. She
cost $4,000 here.
Great preps at!ons are making at Liverpool for
sne expected visit OF the Queen to that city, which
is to take place On her return from Scotland, in
the early part Of October.
The number of visiters at the Great Exhibition
had fallen of considerably; ard IL is said the Royal
Commissioners will shortly reduce the rate Of ad-
mission to a Uniform rat, o; Is; it having been,
heretofore, on certain days, js.; and, on others,
2s. Cd.
London Is repc rted as exceedingly du'l-the royal
party beirg ia Scotland, the fashionables at the
various watering places, and every person who
could possibly leave town, has taken the oppor
sunity Of an exclusion to the Continent and else
where.
The London Sun. of the 3Oth ult., says
AMONG the nobility and gentry who have visited an
lined at soyers Symposium during the past few DAY
were Marquis d'Aiegiio VIM X Howard, Esq; O. A
Gardner E-q -gentlenen nom America.
The Emperor Of Austria has Published procls
NATION, declaring that Austria Is henceforth to b,
governed absolutely.
The trial Of the prisoners engaged in tho Lyon
lrlot, has been brought to q conclusion. Of th
thirty seven prisoners, only six acquitted; six
have been sentenced to transportation, and the
remainder to various terms Of mrrisonmont
We learn from Copenhagen that there are ru
,uors Of another change in the Cabinet. M. Vol
Reedtz. the Foreign Minister It is thought, will
.superseded by NJ. Won Bile. The negotiations be
tween Denmark and Austria are said to have agai
taken an unfavorabe turn, and the evacuation Q
olsten by the federal troops is not likely to tax
place ss early as was anticipated.
The Croce di Sdroia, Of the 18th ult contains To
rollowing tit is said that the court of Naples
now concertng joint declaration with the court
of Vienna and Rom., Madeira and Parma, to tn
effect of making known TO .he public and proclaim
sns. that the Italian governme,t 80 far from recu
ring TO violence and cruelty, had on the contrar,