The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-20
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
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Tovr Days Later News from Europe.
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T HE w A r.
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YHH CRIN6HA HxPHDITroN.
MOVEMENTS ON THE DANUBE.
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THE RUSSIANS AT LARGE In THE BLACK SEA.
INTERESTING FROM SPAIN.
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The Reapp ointment Of Con. Jose dc Ia
COneha as Captain-G General Of Cuba.
STATE OF THE MARKETS,
DO, &c, &c.
MOVEMENTS ON THE DANUBE.
THE RUSSIANS AT LARGE In THE BLACK SEA.
INTERESTING FROM SPAIN
The Reappoiniment Of Con. Jose dc 4
CODeha as Captain General Of Cuba.
STATE OF THE MARKETS.
DO, &C., &c.

| Ahe SoAunS ctc"mouiP D6asiIp OdptuIH OofuSsOch,
arrived at her wharf at quarter before four o'clock
yesterday afternoon. She left Liverpool on We'd
nesday noon the 9th inst.
She brings four days later news, large cargo,
Mario, Grsi. Nblo, Haokett, Capt. McKinnon Of
the Royal Navy one hundred and ninety passen
gers. whose names are given in another column and
the semi weekly European mail.
Since last advccs nothing Of interest had occurred
In the English Parliament. 1t was not decided
whether the houses would be prOrogued on the 18th
OF 18th instant. The Queen in person was to per.
form the ceremony.
distinguished company, Including Lords John
Russell, Palmerston, Fortescue, Dudley Stuart, and
many other members of Parliament assembled on
the 9Th INST, at the residence Of Joseph Hume the
veteran reformer. to present Mrs. Hume with por
I trait by Lucas, Of her husband. Lord John Russell
resented the portrait in q neat speech, which was
fe snsly replied to BY Mr.. Hume, who stated his in
tea stion OF placing The portrait in the london Uni
ver sity. Gr. Hume has been forty.thrce years in
Par lament.
Ia 'rd Hovden the Esitish Ambassador, had ar
| yfve< in Medr.d.
Til BRAZILIAN steamer Essitsna, With dates from
Rio j anero JUlS 9, Bahia 18th, and PernaInbuco,
18th, had arrived at Liverpool. Floods had done
damaA Q at Pernambuco to siie extent Of 100000
The Un tied States ship Savannah was at Rio Other
news net importans.
Tae q Aeneral news by this arrival is uni,aportant
The LIN rpool cotton market ID quoted steady At
unchangtd rates. Ereadstuffs srnctanged, except
wheat, which is dearey
The Aredduke Constantine has fad narroves
cape with his life. A. boat in which he was en,.
barked was upset. AdRiral GalitsJn and four sca-
aen were drowned.
The allied White Seavsquadron was last heard
| fiom in the Gulf Of Megslaia.
The Sultan has issued u firman coaHrminr Said
Pacha in the government caEgypt, VIII the title Of
/ yizier.
change in the Danish Ministry is impending, in
consequence of the importantly of the Inglish and
| French admiIals to make Isc of Dsnis, ports for
the ships Of their fleets.
The taking CT Alapd is not confirmed ls may
be true In fact, but not in date.
Adycss from Constsntinopic to the s0th Of Judy
have been received Admiral Hsmclin, who ~ at
vsrna, had ordered up all the transports and the
Taskth feet from Const sntinope. Generals Canro
bert and Brown returned to varna on the 27tb.
naval division is cruising OF Auaps, the Crimea and
sebastopol. The Fury entered Sebastopol barbor
and saw the Russian feet at anchor there. Various
divisions Of the allies the march to Kustend
je. An English frigate, after combat with pirate
vessel at 3amos, hung two Of the crew.
The claim against the Mountgarret estates and
peerage has been decided in favor OF the plaintiff.
The Russian rear guard was about half way be.
tween Bucharest and Busc,. On the I'D the Turk
ish army had not entered Bucharest II IL said that
retrograde movements are being made in Moldavia.
The departure of Baron Hess for the army ia post
pcned.
A Vienna paper says the Turks will not enter
Bucharest, the Porte having agreed with the
Austrian Envoy 70 that effect also, that all thu
Turkish troops shall be withdrawn from the
Danube on the arrival of the Austrians 0ner
Pacha addressed proclamation, promising that
WaIlaehia shall not be made the theatre Of military
events
Bombay accounts of the lst Of July speak Of
disposition towards peace the part Of the Court
of Ava.
The Russians had taken the fortress Of Eocen.
The Dutch expedition against Bornco had suc.
ceeded. The corvette S,matra had been destroyed
by FIRE in the roadstead Of Kema. Crew saved.
Gen. Concha had been re-sppontsd Captain.
General Of Cuba.
II is reported that an armed mob would not allow
the Queen mother to leave Madrid without the pay
n,ent of large sum Of money. Some Of the wealthy
inhabitants were leaving Barcelona for Port vendres
fearing insurrcction and cholera.
The payment of f500,O00 on account Of the last
series .f exchcquer bonds, operated to increase tho
temporary pressure for loans in tue stock exchange:
but there was nothing to account for the increased
demand out of doors, beyond the general activity Of
business and tho preparations Of the various rail-
way companies for the payment Of their dividends
The Spitsllolds weavers Of England were on a
strike for an increase Of wages They demand l3s
Cd. per week.
Commercial aivices, dated in Glasgow on August
st and forwarded by shc Baltic, have tho following
relative to the iron trade:"0ur pig market is ami
mated, with an upward tendency. Therc is consid
cradle feeling amongst the Liverpool and London
dealers. We cali "G NJ. b. SIS; GleagarIock and
Somerlic s7s. g.; Gsrtshersie and Celtness sss."
Harvest very abundant in Dalmat.a.
The Asia arrived ont on Sunday morning the sth,
at half past eight o'clock.
Our Paris Correslsaodence.