The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-06

Freeman murray Il appointed 0SVee~sr Il Bsr-
muda sDd Henry Durre LabSuchrre q appointed
unpaid attaohe to the British legation at Wash
ibgt0u.
Father Matthew, beisg in poor health. has been
Off red q free passage fom Liver ool 20 h1deita,
by the owners u she Brazilian line OF stsamers-
J. r. HIND, LnDdon, has discovered another new
planet. ls Is like star OF the teeth N ,saitute.
and situated almost exscty upon the ecl'tic. abont
midway betSs en- two stas OF fifth nagnita ,e-23
and 81 4 Hamsteed IL Csprcornas. Was first seen
Has mean time, night Of FAD.
THE EMPEROR AT THE s0UrH-FEARFUL RAvA0Ks or
CHoLEsA-EAKrHoUAKEs SHOCKS.
The Emperor and Emcress had arrived at the
baths Of Bristz al Bordeaux, aud elsewhere on tho
route they were received with the warmest a;clama
lions.
Cholera Is raging at AarssIes. One hundrei aud
twenty deaths are reported daily. Many OF the ia-
hsbitants have fed from the city. At Nancy it Is
also very violent.
Russian ship, named Orion, sailing under Tus
can c0!ols, was captured Oh Leghorn, ON the 10th
inst, BY the French steam sloop Averns, and taken
The mother Of Ledru Rollin was buried in Paris
on the I'D, at the advanced age Of IS.
Three severe shocks Of earthquake were felt a.
ming Of the goth Of July.
Italy.
Il Is telegraphed from Vienna, Sunday, 2sd, that
On insurrection has broken out In Parma. The In
habitsnts fred 3 ON the roofs and wiadows. Aus
TRAN troops will, perhaps, enter the Duchy, and oc-
A pamphlet Of Mazzini's, on Sardiniau Affairs, IL
at present circulating secretly in Sardinia and Lon
It & stated in letter from Naples. Of July 18th,
dispatches TO the American AID English embassies,
ore regularly tempered with BY the sgents ~ the
Neapo{tan goveDnent. Tue letter adds that they
are afraid to NEEDLE with the letters Of France.
Xhe Latest F1aancial Intelligsnce.
(From the London Times, July Is
The stale OF the weather and the intelligence
{Monday evening" from the Danube, csuaei tue Fog.
lish funds to open this morning at an Improvement
Of an eighth upon the advanced prices OF saturday.
Consols which then left of at 92i to 1. were Ara
70 Ss Business, however, was not active and few
sales produced . reaction to 92A. From this thare
was again I'D upward tendency, and the fnsl orice
for money and account was 925 TO I. Bluk Stock
Quarter per Cents, 934 to |; Long Annuities. A;
India Stock ga to 227; India Bonds L. to Sc. pre-
MUM; aud Exchequer bills, Is. dis. to Is premium.
The Exchequer bonds Of the arss series were Issued
to day to the subscribers who have paid ia full and
their quotation was So to l. the scrip remaining at
1 TO premium.
In foreign securities there was little amin ation
and prices were rather lower towards the close.
were at 81, and the final quotation was 8la to S2a
The five per cents were nominslly quoted 97s to
98a The general business comprsed-Mexi,an,
2 aas Il Spanish three per s.! dv
per cents, 500 ex div; and the four per cent cert
fcatea Oh.
In the corn market this morning the unint .rrupt-
ed fneness Of the weather made the sale Of wheat
impracticable, except at reduction Of So. TO 30.
from the rates Of Monday last.
The;BermoDdsey and Poictiers have arrived from
Gsslo9g bringing together 1924 ounces Of gold,
The last accounts from the Paris Bourse this even
ing show decline Of quarter per cent, owing to
speculative sales. At Vienna the Improvement IN the
money market continues. and the exchange on Lon
quarters per cent, the quotation being ll.58.
The continental advices to day contain nothing Of
moment Gold still goes to Paris; but, the appear
q the being the
vices to indicate that the fresh attack report
ed to have been made by three steamers Of the allied
fleets, was simply to complete the destruction Of the
hands of the Russians.
The reports from the manufacturing towns, Of the
state Of trade during the past week, contain
ly anything OF interest. At Manchester, business
commenced with dulness, but improved towards
the cloee. There was fair demand for India and
prices, on the whole, have been maintained. The
Birmingh ham advices continue to describe an In
crfasng demand for iron and COAL but less general
pressure in the money markets OF the United States
and the diminished speculation to Australia. AT
Nottingham, the Transactions have been on s)und
and satisfactory SCALE while in the woolen districts
the favorable prospects of the harvest have exer-
cised de, ided influence.
The weekly reviews from the Amsterdam aud
Rotterdam produce markets state that business had
been limited, but that prices were on the aver.g,
well supported. The operations in coffee had been
principally for home demand and in some instan ga
rather better rates had been paid. Sugar, raw and
refined, continued TO be maintained with drmness,
although since the late public sales the transactions
had diminished. There was no material change in
indigo, but rice was heavy, Of decline.
The letters from Rouen state that the market for
manufactures was steady. the favorable change Ia
the weather having increased the attendance of pur
chasers
Intelligence was received this morning that the
first portion Of the grea. Mediterranean submarine
20, in Corsica, distance Of about leo miles, has
been successfully laid down, as well as the c0mmu-
nication across the straits Of Bonifaccio, distance
Of about ten miles. from Corsica to the island of
SARDINIA. 1t is also understood that the contractors
-Messrs. Upper i Carr-are nearly ready with
the remaining $50 miles Of cable to connect Caoe
EIartivento, the southern point Of Sardinia, with
the African coast, where it will join the Algerian
lines.
The commercial accounts from New York to-day
describe partial recovery from the intense panic
caused by the defalcations OF Mr.. Schuyler bu. the
stock market still in state Of great agitation,
and the general 6istrs rendered 1t almost impossi
bic to obtain advances any description Of security
Heavy additional failures are announced, the pin
cipal being that Of Willis d Co, of Boston, who
are described as the largest exchange brokers in the
city, and whose liabilities are esti mated at 100000.
Extensive speculations in railroads stated the
cause. The stoppage is also mentioned Of De Lau-
nay, Isefin, and Clarke, Richard Schell, Borrowe
Son, and Others. all of New York. Messrs. De Lau-
nay & Co. were in the habit of taking money on call
TO q large amount or railway stocks, ami were tenn
pofaiily unable to inset the run on them after the
recent disclosures. 1t is stated however, that they
tiles for 900, and consequently to resume bust