The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12
ARRIVAL OF TIE HUMBOLDT.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Turkish Loan Developments.
FROM TURKEY.
Interference Of Europe in American
Affairs.
OUR EUROPEAN CORRESPONDENTS


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Amusements for New York,
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The United States mail steamship Humboldt, j, D.
Lines, Commander, arrived here yesterday morning,
having been detained one day beyond her appointed
time at Havre, owing to heavy storm the French
coast. She left Havre at 10 A. NJ, on the 28th
ult, touched of Cowes for the British mails and left
Southampton, at 8 A. NJ, on Friday, the 10th ult.,
and has made the run from the Needles to this port
in fourteen days.
She brings fair complement Of passengers and
large and valuable cargo Of continental merchan.
disc.
By the Humboldt we receive European intelli-
gence of fully three days later date than brought by
the Glasgow.
Our files Of London journals are to the 10Th ult.,
inclusive From Paris our dates are to the 9th.
The United States mail steamer Hermann touched
off Cowes on her way to Bremen, just before mid.
night of the 22d ult.
The British North American mail Isteamsr Cana
da reached the Nersey at 1870 A. NJ. on tho Oath
ult., from Boston and Halifax.
The Atlantic arrived out at A. n. of the 9th
ult.
The City of Glasgow screw steamer, left Liver
pool on the 9th ult for Philadelphia.
1t was believed there was . hitch In the Derby
ministry, cabinet council having boon held on
the 25th ult which sat the unusual period of foul
hours.
In the English mining districts the GOLFERS are
agitating for rise of wages, which, if conceded
will further increase the cost of fuel and the conse
quent price of iron.
1t is understood that President Roberts, of Libe-
ria, has satisfactorily completed all the negotiations
with the British government which constituted the
object of his visit to that country The subjects Of
complaint with regard to the conduct of certain
traders on the coast have been adjusted, we'll as
the extent of the territorial jurisdiction of the
public. President Roberts would sail on Saturday,
the 30th ult, for Liberia, in Her MAes.ys steamer
Dee
The Royal Albert ship Of the line, building At
Sheerness is to be lengthened thirty Eve feet, and
fitted with screw machinery Of 1000 horse power.
The Royal Albert will be upwards Of 1000 tons
burden when heightened, and, therefore, consider
ably larger than the Duke of Wellington, of $500
tons and lao guns, recently sent of the stocks It
generally understood to be tho intention of the
Lords Of the Admiralty to devote increased atten-
tion to screw ships of the line, and to this end
there is no doubt that many of the existing three
deckers in the British navy will be fitted with screw
propellers AID that all future vessels Of this GLASS
will have steam machinery attached to them.
A great sensation was created on the London
stock exchange, and amongst the monetary circles
and stock jobbers, by the receipt of telegraph,
despatch, dated Constantinople, Oct. IA, announc-
ing that the Sultan had finally decided to repudate
the loan for two millions sterling, negotiated in
Paris and London for the Bank Of Constantinople.
The Sultan had also ordered specie remittances to
be made by the French and English steamers, to
reimburse the first instalment, and it was supposed
that tender of repayment would be made to the
scrip holders. The evasion Of this loan, which was
contracted specially under the authorization of
Prince Calimach, the Turkish ambassad Or in Paris
(who in fact signed all the bonds,) is character
lied by the London Times as one Of the most
lamentable cases of public dishonor that could be
witnessed in any country. The scrip of the loan at
time rose. to eleven per cent premium, and i'm
mense losses in the way Of premiums will be made
by parties who had purchased it for Investment The
influence of Russia is said to have caused the repu-
diation Of the loan, and several Greek and Arne-
MAN merchants in Constantinople had placed
GI 100000 at the Sultan's disposal, in order
to enable him to dc without the English
money. The ambassador at Paris was to be
recalled for having exceeded his instructions
both in regard to the amount Of the Franco. Anglo
loan, and the terms upon which it raised Strong
diplomatic circumstances were 70 be addressed by
the British and French governments to the Ottoman
Porte in reference to this fragrant breach Of faith
The latest accounts mention that an insurrsc.i,n
had broken out ct Constantinoplc, and that the
French ambassador had notified that if within seven
days the refusal Of the loan was not recalled, he
should demand his passports.
There is again great speculative excitement in the
Liverpool cotton market, aud prices were daily adj
vancirg, with large sales Nearly 10000 bales
were sold on the 10Th ultmo- one-half of which
were on speculation The sales on the 9th amount
ed from 50, 600 to 35 900 bales-one half being on
speculation. Prices were from one eighth to one
fourth OF penny dearer.
In reference to the movement to Australia, the
London Times states
Since the commencement of the present month the
exporters Of goods for the Australian markets have bsen
very active 10 meet the wants OF the number
Of emigrapts that have sailed Of those who still
tinue to leave provisions, liquids manufactured goods
and British metals have been sent out in remarkable
quantities 1he rise in frcghts has consequently been
equal TO 20 or 80 cent wit hin the last six weeks and
they are now fully s high As a. any period during the
experienced in getting ships The clearances Aus.
traa from the port Of London the past week
vessels Of aggregate burden Of g22 tons or these
five TO Victoria amounting to 800 tons: three
Sydney. amounting to 66s tons to Adelaide OF 76i
tons and to Launceston Van Dismens Land Of LOG
\ tens.
The cholera was decidedly on the decrease in those
parts of Europe where It had recently prevailed
Y The cold weather appears to have checked the
spread of the disease; but it feared it would re-
appear in the spring.
At the corn market, at Mark lane, on the 25tt
ult, the supplies of English wheat were not so good
a. on the previous week, and sales proceeded slowly
without much alteration in prices. Foreign whea,
terms. Supply Of barley small. Malt in demand
Oats firmly held. Flour about the same, the bes
marks of English being in fair request. American
flour firm at previous prices. The sales OF floating
cargoes, Of wheat and Indian corn were rather