The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-15
ADDITIONAL EUROPEAN INTEL [ IGrNcE.
Arrival OF the Canada Mt Boston additional
Intelligence.

Intelligence.
| BosroN, Oct. IA, 1853
The steamship Canada reached her dock at East Boston
about halfpast ten O'Clock this evening.
We 90 not hnd any political besides that tele
| graphed from II Halfax
The circular Of James Mcfenry dated Liverpool Sent
80 saysi"Flour has been in active request and closed
at the highest quotations. Wheat is Sd. a Cd
Per 70 lbs. dearer. Indian corn is much want
ed at improvement of Is. 2s" Richard
Brothers 4 Co. quote az follows -" Flour
Ohio sweet 35s. prime Philadelphia Dos. 35s 3D. Bal
tmore Inc same extras 36s Western canal No l. 33s.
3D. Canacian 34s 35s Cd Ssrals 33s. Sours accord
ing TO qualify, ranging from 2es 3ls. Indian corn
prime fresh white on ss middg qualities Of white
csrding to condition, 40s. 4ls yellow, Ais. 42s:
sweet as in condition. (Other circulars make tho ad
vS,ce greater)
hessrs. Barring Brothers' london circular of the 30h
says-Ihe iron trade continues healthy, but In conse
quence Of the ENLARGED value Of money buyers Of rails
have none or two instances succeeded in purchasing
rather Iiore favorable terms and 9s IS. fS los.
should to day consider fair quotation for ordinary spec
hcatons, in Wales Comm bars held at E8 S. Scotch
pig dull at SIS for good mixed numbers Garsherre No.
!, 70s."
Cholera decreasing in England. There we're only
twenty-five deaths in Newcastle the 10th ult. Sani-
tary adopted in all the principal cities.
ARRIVAL OF the Humboldt.
The United States mail steamship Hum ,oldt J. D.
Lines, commander arrived at this port last night from
Havre and Southampton.
The arrival of the Canada at Halifax has anticipated the
by the Humboldt
The Humboldt should have left on the 2Sth ut., but
detained two days in the Hayre docks owing to the
lowness Of the tide not permitting her to get out.
fresh illustration Of tho inconvenience Of avre for the
terminus OF line Of large mail steamers is thus
afforded. 1t is great pity these delays cannot be
avoided and that arrangements cannot be made whereby
when the tides low the steamers should go out Of
harbor few days previously and complete their lang
in the roadstead, else TO Southampton and
there remain till the appointed time Of departurethe
French mails in the time to be sant across by a
channel packet to the Atlantic steamers.
The Humboldt left Havre at eight A. NJ, Friday the
3O,h u touched off Cowes the afternoon thence to
embark the English mails and passengers finally departing
from thence at six r. NJ. She brings large number OF
passengers and extensive cargo OF costly continental
merchandise.
The African Mail Steamship Company about to
tablish line of screw steamers Between London and
Morocco Tie vessels to touch at Gibraltar Tangiers,
Mazagan and Mcgadore and large and profitable rat
anticipated.
PASSENGERS BY THE HUMBoLDT.
Walter Livingston Eugene Thorn, Philip Dater. Jr Mr.
and Mrs NJ Cans four children and servant Miss Pauna
Cans Miss Bertha Cans Mrs Ledeibach, child and
want, Mrs Heyward w Hayward, A Rieopprech w War
ing Charles Boudousguet Robinson Gate wood Fran
els Deue Delluc Mr. and Mrs Thomas Rxooks Brooks
Miss Brooks Miss Brooks, Miss d'Aspsyno Miss NJ
dEspagne, Mr and Mrs W jung Mr. a4a Mrs w Hall,
Feytel, Hooker, A DE la sure Kohs Il kohn, Mrs
Robert Miss Robert, Mr. and Mrs J II Warren, Miss A
Leblanc, Miss Leblanc Leblanc aud servant, Dennis,
r Lahattut and two servants Dupusscur, Davis 9 Y
houton Sattyman, Street. Julius Hart, Mr. and Mrs
John Page, Page, Peter Comstock, Mr. and Airs de
Courcey, two children servants Miss Jarvis,
br and Mrs Coolidge child and servants Rou-
meu, Rev Madeore Sealsheld, Vetaul Charles Car
rere Lapierre Marret, Cousen Bernard Perier,
kohaset W Regay, Labbat Mr. and Mrs N III Cashma
Child and servant, Glenin J Lacas Danglass @
Young, Tnrpin, Fournier, rriyuet voisin and
goud Mr. and Mrs Rrmeln and our children, Rumeln
Gorke l. Gorsc Mr. and Mrs Strauss, Fettyplace,
Martineau Chas Montagut Thomas, Miss Boysoe and
friend Miss Guerip Mr. and Mrs MGrson de Mrs Morgan,
Guesnard w Deing Miss PLATTE Bauche, Master Rowe,
Master Neuvile Miss kuder Mrs ahrousse Miss Julia La
brouse, Mrs Greim Mrs Dark and infant Mrs and Miss
Bettnge Miss Goety Mrs Wagner and two children Miss
Bell Miss Cinnud Mrs Martel and mother Mrs Jenny and
two children, Miss Denius, Mrs Niagar Miss Gusts,
Mr. Ferton Mr Lcgombre Mr. Mchaud Mr. Greey Mr. Soges
Mr. Quillard Busy Mr. Denarcr Mr. Robert and friend
Bosel Miohot Roser, Mr. Dinct, kicau, Mr. Marte Mr.
Betinger and nephew, Gugnard Deborne, Mr. Bolsch
Mr. Guinaud Dir reterre, MIR Negart Mr. Bacman Mr. BEN
zger and two'seryant Huson MIR Warmser M Fuss Mr
Gustus, Vilcgas Mrs Dixon aud friend, Mr. Mead, Aug
Froelich Jean Pradorre, Brunei Borsel st Mare Mr.
Du Bon Pastcur mr Clorsso Gubert, Soange Mrs San
ford Miss Rhodes Mead Mrs Petit Mrs Dixon, Miss Shell
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