The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-27
The effect on the money markets was decided. Tha
olowing list shows the FLU ctuations in consols =

week
per cent.
The London Times Of the 14th inst gives the following
report Of the Paris money MARKET
The closing UNITS from the Paris Bourse this
ing show another fall Of e per cent, making total de-
cline q o.ssn onA r cent sHes ,, day oe e.
were doubtless consequent upon the fall on this side
Most Of the mercantile letters treat the revived
and any news Of favorable complexion should arrive
sudden rebound may be expected From Vienna the
quotations indicate degree of distrust in the political
and financial position Of Austria not recently exceeded
the rate OF exchange on London having again advanced
to IL.
The returns Of the Bank of France for the past month
thow further decline in the bullion equal to fl 500 900
sterling the decrease the preceding month being equal
to 1850 900 sterling continuance of the demand for
discount therefore have been generally felt and the
commercial paper In the Bank of France alone has again
increased nearly f60O, 900 sterling
1t is stated in correspondence from Berlin Of the 12th
that the Russian reply to the late Prussan note has
rived there The Russian cabinet does not unreservedy
accept but Is disposed to discuss the four points
basis for negotiation We learn that Prince Gortscha
koH has officially announced to Count Buo that Russia
is prepared treat direct with Austria the basis Of
the four conditions This is here considered palpable
attempt to dsunion between Austria and the West
Powers.
There was a rumor in Vienna that Baron Rothschid,
finding his purchase OF the Austrian COVE vernment
railways bad bargain offers the government oau Of
100000 600 francs to cancel the agreement His propc-
fal, IL true viii exercise considerable influence
financial affairs
The intelligence Of this battle, although considered
great triumph to the allied army caused very depressed
feeling in France and England The greatest exertions
being made to send out reinforcements TO the
Crimea.
The regiments Of England under earliest orders for the
Cmea the 9TH hussars 10th lancers 1s I'd Cd and
7th dragons.
The steamship Africa arrived at verpoolon the after
noon of Sunday l2th "a o'clock.)
The Indiana arrived at Southampton on the 18th in
thirteen days and half all well
The Brazilian mail steamer Thames arrived at South
smpon on the 11th Her dates from Buenos Ayres
October 81 Montevideo eth; Pernambuco, 2ad Madeira,
November O. Had about e25 900 in gold, silver, and
diamonds News not important
The Liverpool Mercury OF November IA says that
the previous Friday Prince Albert returning to the
CASTLE attended BY Captain Du Plat after hunting with
the royal harrers in the neighborhood OF Slough and
Salt HILL when just after the Prince had passed Eton
College, and was proceeding through the High street,
ferocious looking fellow with stick In his hand rushed
out OF the shop Of Mr. Thumwood whore he had been
purchasing some beef, into the road and made Of
some most insulting and abusive language towards his
royal Highness. He said he was an Irshman that his
name was Nisch and that he was an old soldier hav
ing served twenyone years in the Bombay horse art
gery. He was committed to Aylesbury iail. as va
grant, for month.
The Mexican Minister at Brussels had on the eth of
November presented King Leopold with the grand cross
Of the National Order Of Guadsloupe.
The British Embassy endeavcring TO recover pos.
session Of the Russian ladies who were recently CARRIED