The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-30

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STATE OF THE MARKETS.
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Decline in Cotten--.Advanes in BreadStufis,
&C., &c, 10.
HALIFAX n. g.. August 0-P. N.
The royal mall steamship Europa, Captain shaaaoa
from Liverpool the 10Th inst, arrived st her wharf
here at half past Ans O'Clock vhis evening.
She brings 200 passengers ssr Boston.
Tho Collins steamship Atlantic from New Ysrk the
9th Of August arrived out vt Liverpool at
Wednesday, the nth
The City Of Manchester also arrived ost about noon,
on the 18th.
The steamship Herman sailed from Southampton Tor
New York the nth, with 200 passengers and full
cargo.
The Russ0-Turkish Question
In Eastern affairs change place since tho
announcement already received, that the Poe accepts
without medication the note prepared By the four
powers, and already aocedsd to by the Gar.
rumor ci'calsted in London on Friday evening" the
10Th inst, that oompl cations had sprung up and
that a,lament would prorogaed TIL they assumed
more favorable aspect. The story was, however, de4t
tute Of founda hon.
despatch from J.ny. Of the Sd inst, saws = divan
convcaed solicited the Hospodsrs remain the
Gar having given them permission either to proceed to
Constsntinople or remain at homo unmolested
The correspondence bet wcen the Porte ana the Hos
podars ordering the latter retire Is published bat
contains nothing additional TO tha. already known.
News from Serva mentions thst Kincuio was appointed
In chhf ard tho chiefs Of the various dis
tIicfs wero placed unSer his orders
The correspondence says that Reschid Pasha had In
formed Austrs that any patton Of ssrva BY Aus.
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Nj an,e tho Porte undertakes to preserve order In the
province, and had cent . commissionsr there.
Affairs In Great Britain.
PARLIAMENT AND THE TURKISH DIFPICULTY-rHN
MOSQUITO QUESTION, ETC.
The lorg promised debates Turkish affairs had taken
place In Parliament and were generally regarded
satisfactory Tho English funds opened day with
further Depression although they afterwards revived
from other causes.
Lord John Russell stated In reply to Lord Dudley Stu
art that The negotiations with the United States regard
irg the Mosquito territory, stin pusl.s,
hoped they would 10 brought 70 satisfactory termina
ton before next session.
The farce Of assembling convscation of the churches
was duly gone through With the 18th, and imme
datey adjourned to November 10.
Parliament to b prorogued the GOTH II nothing
forsseen occurred.
The Parliamentary report on the decimal currency
strcpgy recommends its adoption making ths sovereign
the unit Of thousand milionsreteinng Of tho pre-
sent oor the half sovereign crown fo,n shilling ard
s'xpencs ealing In the penny. three pence and four
pence and issuing silver coin Of ten millions and
twenty millions, and coppers Of ivs, two, aud
milliens Tho OILY difficulty Of adjustment Is In the
value Of the present penny postaxe-our millions post
age susiing loss of floo 900 revenue, while ive mil
lions the public will not submit to.
THE SLAVE TRADE-ITs RxTENr-rHE cuBAR
MARKET, ETC.
The sslect Committee had published their report ON
the slave trade treaty 1t is very long and important
Dr. ecumsnt. Its substance Is that Britain possessed in
$780, twenty four treaties with civilized powers sup
press ths trade; of these ten give Britain right of
searsh and mixed courts; twelve give the right Of
sea1ah and national tribunals; and two the United States
dnce refuse the right Of Search bat agree to main
tain q squadron off tho Afr can coast.
Britain had also forty two treaties with African chiefs
and princes. Since the above da.e, had terminated
two with civilized governments, and xenty three
with Aicsns-naAing aggregate Of eighty nino trcs
ties 10 suppress the trade. The committee report that
the trade would be eE.inguished If tho Cuban mar
ke closed and think the present time favorable for the
joint efforts Of Britain. France and the United States
to stop 1t the Cuban coast Bra, Ia cxone1ated from
blame Portugal charged with connving the traffic
the Mozambique coast, and Tho committee say that
history does not record decided breach Of ma.
ona honor than established against Spain and 1t Is
matter Of great surprise while Spain Is at this timo
indebted TO England and France for their efforts form
til partte convention with the United States to protect
Cuba from piratoa attacks, that the government Of
Spain shcuh not akc warning from the fact that onesel
the alleged BY thu United States for not joining
that convention the continuance Of the slave trade in
the leland.
Tie report doee not say what La to be DONE but adds
From the abuse Of the American flag trading to Havana
more cordial operation the part of tho United
Stairs would materially assist the efforts TO abolish the
trade in that quarter.
LECTURE ny PROF. MAURY.
Lieut. injury lectuIed at Lloyd's, in London on the
18th Of August before large company composed of the
shipping interests. Resolutions ompmontary to Lieut.
MauTy and the United States government we're passed
MIsCELLASEoUs ITEMS.
The Royal Agricultural societys trial Of reapng ms.
chimes terminated in Bsrkshire the 17th. Fivo
competed, VIZ -Belps Mccormick. Hussey improved
MeCOrmick's improved, and Cros,knrs Prizes we're
awarded to Ctosskins and Bells
Reynsrd, the Tienchman charged with Offering to
assassnste Louis Napoleon has been tried and acqut
d. the jury considering Il mere attempt to extort
money from the Prince de Joinville.
William Riehsrda (coored) boatswan OF the Americ,n
ship squantuu, has been transported for seven years
for ,tabtrg Robert McRae the mate, at Liverpool.
The deaths CT tho following distinguished people are
reroriedDr Bran by Cooper, General Frsk Adsms, and
the celebrated Lady sele-tho latter a. Cape Town.
Large arrivals cf gold from Australia were expected
during September
The French Empire.
GRAND IITI,--ry ApI orc
Tho French is entirely concent ted on reports Of
the grand fce q the 18TH review Of thousands Of
men, tournaments, resHlge az between Fronod