The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-25
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We have weeks later news from Europe. 1t ia Of
considerable Importance. Our advices to the 18th
instant.
The American mail steamship Washington, Captain
FITCH from Southampton whence she sailsd Wednes.
lay afternoon the 9th inst arrived at this port At five
|'clock yesterday afternoon.
The British mail steamship Canada Captain Stone from
liverpool whence she sailed at four O'Clock Saturday
fternoon tie 18th inst arrived st Halifax al ten O'Clock
yesterday morning.
The Ca nada sailed from Ha at O'Clock yesterday
ternoon for Boston, the weather foegy and rainy. She
M not therefore, probably reach the latter port before
Rry to morrow morning
The Washington brings two hundred passengers and the
anada hundred.
The news from the East had assumed very warliks
pect The details of the highest interest and are
ven in full. There had been two battles in which the
assans defeated Another divfion OF the Turkish
my had crossed the Danube
The u 8. mail steamship humboldt Lines commander,
rived CT Cowss her way Ravrs the 5th instant
terra passage of fourteen days. She had encountered
favorable weather in the Atlantic, and addition
DELAYED by the derange nent Of portion of her
chners, which rendered il necesary for the ship to
I to for nearly two days. whilst repairs were being
scted
The Collins steamship Atlantic arrived cut at Liverpool
4 O'Clock, A. NJ, On Wednesday, the 9th inst.
packet ship Queen Of the West from Liverpool for
W York. was off Cork the 9th inst, putting back
nastsd Passengers al we'll The Bremen ship AIMS,
ind to Baltimore put into Portsmouth the 7th inst
ring had several deaths from cholera.
he American bark Victoria, hound to New York. had
totally destroyed by fire in the Clyde as before
ted in the HERALD The black steward of the vesse
bssn tab en- into custody a charge of ncendiarsm
iron fishing steam er, of 100 tons and thirty horse
intended for the Deep Sea Fishing Association of
tand had been launched On the Clyde. The vessel is
ndsd to carry four bats, with their crews, nets,
8, &C. to the nhing grounds, whilst she admits also
ahing from her decks and Of trawlng new SYSTEM
des being ready TO afford shelter and assistance
be fishermen whenever gale should spring up.
position of affairs in the north of England in refs
nee TO the strikes had assumed fresh phase Meet.
of ths operatives continued to be held, but tran.
lity had not again been disturbed.
public meeting called by the Lord Mayor of London
held At the Mansion Honse ON the 7th inst 1t which
iu'ions for erecting statue to Prince Albert as
inemoratien of the Great Exhibition of 1851, were
ed to- and q committee appointed to carry out the
ct. This mo, emsnt, headed by the Lord Mayor, was
~ generally looked upon with disfavor, and as evinc
IN absence of good taste in erecting monument to
"a before his death.
Cabinet council was held on the Sth inst, at which
ie English Ministers present.
. weather was much more favorable throughout the
ed Kingdom, and the farmers busily employ cd
wing their wheat crops, which would be planted on
atty increased of land than the case, owing
. bad weather of last season.
screw steamship Brazileira, the drst of the new
rom Liverpool to the B-azils, arrived in the Mersey
successful voyage, the 9Th inst, bringing dates
Busnos Ayres to the 3oth o. September, Montevideo
,er l, Rio de Janeiro Ioth Bahia 14th Pernambuco
and Lisbon November 1-not go late as published in
IERALs of yesterday In Buenos Ayers all remained
and business in imports was brisk. revolution
out in Montevideo on tae 24.h Of September, which
in a complete change Of government-the former
lent (Gero) with his officials having taken refage on
the French ships ee war in the harbor. A pro-
,A government, consisting OF Generals Rivera, Laval
ant Flores, had been formed The revolutionary
conducted themselves with the greatest moo eraton.
ity quiet and business geing forward as usual.
believed that If NO foreign Intervention should be
'ptsd affairs would speedily be settled to the
action of the eontending parties.