The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-15
The News.

The Baltic, from Liverpool, arrived 81 noon yester
dsy bringing our London advices dated upon the
I'd mst and the latest intelligence from the continent
OF EeroDe. To the momen. OF her departure the
E&tern question remained the chief point of political
interest. The news autographed from Halifax after
the arrival of the America, and which appeared TO
senfound an attack upon Russian gun boat fotla
by the Turks, the proposition Of armstice by the
European Powers, and the probable renewal OF nego-
HatioDs, with the crossing Of the Danube by tae
forces OF the Sultan is rendered more Ineligible by
This arrival, and the truth of each statement con-
Armed in the regular order of dates. The Russians
we're fred upon by the Turks, upon the Esd ultino,
fOm u fort Of lsakchi, and tn are is no doubt but
the period first named FOR the commencement. OF
h0stlites about TO be extended, in order to az
ford time for the arrival OF a courier bearing the
armstice, whic il was said vas another edition of
the last Vienna note, sho.n Of al its embarrassing
clauses. However, i. appears from despatch re-
aeived in London on the I'd inst, that Omer Pssha
as the head OF large body Of the sutsn's troops,
crossed TIE DANUBE near Widen on the 9th ul..;
and although hostlties rad rot actually commenced
tvs feared that fhis movement might dspel the
hopes Of peace which were again springins 40. /,
Was hoped that the courier with the armistice had
conflict was entered into and Is the Russian Gen.
eral did not shos any desire 70 precipitste events
was considered that if the peace propositions
reached, they would even yet be ssssnted 70, and
The effusion Of blood prevented.
Mr.. Sonle had been presented to the Queen of
Spain His speech was mere re petition Of the off.
sal routine language employ ed upon such occasions,
and Her Msjesty's reply contained nearly an equal
her f in he tulo If
ing royalty. Several DEGREES had been Issued With
reference to Cuba, for which island the newly ap
pointed Captain General wss about to Sc. out from
Madrid.
Everything was quiet IL France. The food fever
had uhiced, snS .se Emperor lad paid az interest,
ing visit to mis- old quarters at Ham, The melau-
chOly details Of the say which ended in the death
of General Count de NeuiIly, are published. Jeal-
easy upon the par. Of the General led TO The fatal re-
six.
There IS nothing Of political nteras. from Eng
and. The long continued wages strikes had result
ed IN fearful rot g. Wigan. The golfers were
brought ia contact with the military blood was she'd
IN The streets, and the town literally gEei by an
infuriatea multitude.
The deaths Of Lord Caucurry and the Bishop Of
Dery-two most distinguished men-are reported
from irelsnd The Dublin Exhibition ras closed
upon tbe 31st ut mo, with great ceremony.
The commercial intelligence by this arrival Is con
ss6ertd favorable.
We received the mails Of the America rom Boston.
last night AL the points Of the sdvices had been
previously teegrsphed.
The Baltic being telegrsphea in the oAing in the
forenoon, tended to check transactions 10 bread.
siufs, and ne her news did not transpire generally
till near the meeting Of Change, It's eject was not
fully developed yesterday. Flour and wheat after
the news closed rather heavy, at previous rates,
Wcile Indian corn continued dull. The chief trans
-actohs In cotton were made bef,re the ne We came
- hand, for particulars Of which We refer 20 our
city trade report
Dates from Havana 70 che 4th Instant confirm TIE
report previously received, Of Disturbances on TIE
ISLAND Members Of prominent families. 20 the nun.
Der Of thirty or more, hso oeen arrested.
We have received our files Of Venezaels % oers I,
the 10Th ult, but they eonts.n rc,binr % moor.
lance
Both branches Of the Common Corroa rove 4,
session last Dgst The proceedings Yer, upusrsIlv
important. The official reports, toge,her ui.L .
sheeb Of the DEBATE in the Board n Alie-uaen. ~
our special reporter, will be found ess sher..
The gale OF Sunday morniog caused considerable
destruc ion TO properly in this city ani IN parts a,
New Je1fey and Connecticut. The Morris CanaI
and tho Housstooic Railroad hre reported to be
seriously oamsges.
Major General Wool, u. 3. A Tisitsd the Nc
tbanics' Tuttitats Of this city last evening" sud Sa
rCtiyed with rel merited hoDors by the President
Ffoles-ors an5 pupils OF the different casses. Tie
Ger ersi addressed few re marks 70 the members
which we regret we cannot publish Ia III owing II
pressure upon cur space
1bt trial Of Louis De Corn, . mer; hart OF this
city, native % Martinique, for The mur FER Of Eu
gene Melville, native OF France, was coEmsnoed
J ssserday in the Court OF Oyer aud rerminsr. The
tatmeny fcr tse prosecution was closed and toe Do