The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27
INTERESTING FROM AUSTRALIA

The United States mail steamship Pacific, Capt.
Nye, from Liverpool Wednesday m ,rning, Deo IA,
arrived at one o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The news is Of the greatest importance. One of
the Turkish squaarons has been utterly aan,h,lutsd
by the Russians Hitherto the inerspess of the An
gloFrsnch alies Of Turkey was ia . manner sxcus-
able on the ground that no hostilis es affecting the
general issue Of the question had taken place The
engagements had also been confined to land and the
avowed object OF the Anglo French fleet was to prs.
serve the integrity Of the Turks at sea. Nov the
whole aspect of affairs i, changed, and the convic-
ton begins to dawn even on the governmea, of Eag.
land that European war is Inevitable.
telegraphio despatch from Madrid announces
the dissolution of the Cortes coup defat Is ex-
pected.
Portugal is quiet.
The rest Of Europe is anxously washing the tide
of events.
The Indian mail is teegraphed. General Goodwin
died at Simla Msjor Edwardes of Mooltsn celebrity
is appointed Commis sioner to Peslaxur. Pightisg
in China continues. The Engi,h Consul. Bird, ut
WhampOa, had been protected by the Araeri ;ans
from outrage.
We have advices to 2Gth Of Sent. iom Sydney,
Australia. The colony was prosperous
The Cunard steamship Arabs arrived tt Liverpool
at quarter before eight on Sunday msr1ing, llth
inst
At Liverpool breadstufs have again advanced.
Cotton remains steady.
Among the passengers by the Pacia; is Malams
Bodisco, the wife Of the Russian Minister. Mr Bo-
disco has been week in town, a;ting the arrival
Of Madame B.
The London Chronicle of the 12th inst. says -
TIE soN OF THE EMPEROR OF HAYrI.
This young prince has rscenfls arr ed Ia xland from
Francs, having travelled nd the Of IL Daiv.I.
His Hshness, who IL described o st istegen. aui
gentlemanlihe person. has De-n j1uriuy for short
time atthe fashionable Watering place ot orquay His
object In visiting this country is sad to b complete
to Dswlish, and place himself Clergyman of tsat
place. 1t expected that the Emperor Of syt, hin,s
with OF the members OF court viii Wilt hr son
during tie ensuing spring
The London Neps of the 18th ms. has the fol-
lowing notice of missing member Of the House of
Commons -
At the last general election the Hn Charles Fusw.I
liam wss returned member for M.'ton borough In
which the Ei'xwilIi.m int. slwsvs prevailed and
where differences Of Political opinions and eonts,ts are
unknown to Il nominal constituency. At the tims of
bis election, the young zentlsnsn 40 returned 10
America but his rsturn in limo 70 take bis the
opening OF the present parliament nnounssd. Tns
session opened bot no Ar Fitsviam sppsared to
nct and the session closed vrhou. him. Nor could an
Intelligence he obtained OF the sing asmbar hs had
zone 10 nunt oesrs on the hoeKy Mountains but further,
1t reported, his family we're uacqusinted with his
movements and at last, the, became seriously ala med
Recent letters from ths Uoted Sstes ho-ser bring In
tsgsnce Of his safety tie hop for Msios having
resohed Fort laramie. in bsa skin his
california Whether he intends comiog back to Eoglsnd
IL not stated
Sesmen are still scarce In England, and their
wages keep up. In London there was great difficulty
in getting seamen unless at very high wages. As
much as f5 and f5 los, a month was given to sea
men on board colliers. The Peninsular Company
sent to Southampton, amongst their own ships there
for crew to take round the Himasya.
Mr.. Frederick Glennie, resident at Mexico, has
been appointed to discharge the duties OF her Britain.
mic Majesty's Consul in that city.