The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA
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LANDING Of the CRIMEAN EXPEDITION.
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Absurd Reports ofthe Acceptance Of the
Peace Proportions by the Gear.
TRANQUILITY AT MADRID.
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OUR RELATIONS WITH SPAIN.
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The Steamship Arctic Left on Her Appointed
Day from Liverpool.
THE STEAMER PETREL PUT BACK.
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COTTON DHEL-BREADSTUHTs BUeYAYT,
de., &C., &c.
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LANDING OF THE CRIMEAN EXPEDITION.
TRANQUILITY AT MADRID.
OUR RELATIONS WITH SPAIN.
THE STEAMER PETREL PUT BscX.
COTTON DSLL-BREAaSTUTrs BUeYaYT,
DO, &C., &c.


COTTON DSLL-BREAssTuHrs BUslaST,
DO, &C., &c.
Tho mail stsamahip Canada, from Liverpool, lok
O'Clock morning Of Saturday, 2ad ut ARRIVED esriyyss
terdsy morning.
The stesmship Arctic left Liverpool oehsr reguard4y
with over tSo hundred passengers. shs has, In al
probability met with accident aua rsturnsd.
The Canada had fine weather the whole vo, age.
The steamship Petrol, Capt. Tins, with one hunAred
and eleven passsngers from Glasgow for New York hsA
put back to the Clyde where she arrived this 10th,
hsving met with weather; hsr nassts. casrisd
away, decks swept buwars driven n and lsaky. pivs
passeI gers had died.
The United States steamer San Jacato had arrived at
Southampton, and would leave in a few days.
he news is interesting. Liverpool cotton msgkst
continued dull brsadstuTs buoysnt.
No decisive from the Cri looked for uraar
week hence. letter says that the troops will taxa IN
eastsrly land direction, and then tarn towards s,sas
topol,
Accounts from Constaninople OF September 10 Arisg
Of great Importance If true. The statsnsnt was
that the czar had consented to accsa. the fous pe
tiops Of the Western Powers and that an axrnistos
would 10 the consequence. It was said, that on the
morning Of ths 7th the Porte, and tho Austrian
Intern uDcio received dispatches signify Jog He Ckars
wr to accept the four propositions basis
of negotiations. Tho same day steamer dpspAtch-
ed to learn the where csbouts OF ths allied expedition
and he seding day the sth another small stsam
r called the Danube sent with pressing
TO the aset supposed by that time to ~ at Ssrpents
Isle As the steamer small, and the weather bois-
terous it could not have arrived before the expeditions
isemtarked. This important ia yst uneon6rmsd:
but Is positively asserted.
Au contrais the London Times Of tho i3d ult speaks
Of this silly report as follows - Nv
EvenAslste the 10th Of septemsss, after thS on.
psditin had ACTUALLY sailed ~ Asn from outsSkrss-
ss ID 4. ssss,ss four q cs:
ai xas y a "A srssscssa vsnns d.s:r
irg that the fortune OF esud alone determine the
bas OF futu negotiations 10 the whole race Of Aarl
sc~ptice alsr iss both here and abroad the
.uccesful 1snsins os the expedition At Eu2atoria -
far ss II goes an answer.
1n+ Emuseposn Of tho Bfdss els journals spsak
ing Of the arnsy of the King of Besiu gives thS fol,
lowing cos lectures
It 10 said that the openings to peace said to - sado
by Russia snd agreed upon BY the German powera
not foreign to the journey Of King Leopold II also
sdosd tia the governments OF France and EnsA1d VIII
rot this step sth die pleasure although they WI
ain foreign to It, We give these rumors without guar
anteeiDg them at all
! A despatch from Dantzc to the London Nvni,q
Herad ssys-oa receipt Of despstchss (rom Eag.and
all the admrsls met board the Duke Of Heia. toa
veahose and Cronstsdt not to be attsoksd. The
Frerch admirals and French feet lrapce Thev
lett cn the 10th ult
Tha Swedish government requires the dat to voteaddi
tionsl supplies for the purpose OF raanAininx nsu
traIity.
On the 18th ult'mo, po wder magazine exploded st
PeresoP killing great many Russians and damaging
two of the allied ships. Turkish magazine containnx
30 leads of powder, was wilfuuy arcd by dervsh At
Erzeroum.
General Phuippesco commander Of the Moldavisn AZ.
er "a bpen acntu uDda IN puaai
An order has been sent the sultan Prince stsrbsy
at Baden ordering him to return 10 his post HosodAr
Of Wallachia BE was to leave 25th ult
Omer Pacha has presented the WAachiAn militia with
six Russian cannon, to recompehse for Elk which the
Russians carried away.
TIE Journal de Conadninsph contains . notice Ia
serted by the Persian Ambassador stating thai there
truth in the report Of rupture between Persia ana
the Porte.
Persia Is menaced by the Turcomans who nave taken
the fortress Of Nero and Besshid.
Sn outrage in Ireland having Its origin he wretch
ed Catholic against Protestant feuds has caused much
indignation and horror. An excursion train With 600
passengers including most Of the Protestant gentry Of
the county, had betn q visit from Eunisiillen To
Lordorderry and returning at night the train was
thrown Of the track BY huge blocks of placed 50 a.
to throw the cars over precipous embAnkment Owing
to the caution Of Lord Ennsillen, who placed hmssf
on tho engine with the driver the uain proceeding
at very slow pace, otherwise the consequences must
have been fearful As several persons were killed
and wouneed.
The French Minister Of Karine had received accounts
from the admiral, commanding the French naval
division in the Chinese The dispatches dated
July 10. It mentions an attack By united French Por-
tuguese and American force pirasica urks
two Of which taken, and thu rest dispersed.
Letters from Rome state that the Pontncai
have contracted loan Of ,out ESQ ooo with the house
Of Rothschid for the withdrawal Of paper mopsy. From
MOSCOW heavy failure has BEEN announced, the ARA
being that Of Luhin skuratof cotton manufacturers
with liabilities for 100000 They were in high credit
and part Of the loss win fan the English side.
The latest despatch from Athens, dated on l6.h oe
September, says-Thc French comnaadsr has seAin a.
manded that 1000 troops BE- received at Athens. IN
King refuses declaring that he would lsAvs hin capita
should The ministry acceds to the dsmand Of the rssuch
general MaviocordAto supports the King the Other
members OF the cabinet desirous Of yielding - the
commander in-chief . request.
COnsols closed on the 22d UT ct sSk o6X; Money
In good demand at ave per cent. Bullion In banks dor
creased ISL, $40 sterling.
The Norwegian coastpg trade is opsnsa to British vsx
TIE Belfast 1rslAnd) Nes Of Sept 2lst, has tn. fol-
lowing
so o1Aw eo1uier on the 92d depot at present Sta
TONED In Defsst has confessed hinieef to b sr-
dsrsr on three dsrsnt occasons in the city Of Troy
United States. One Of the Victims It u stat Cd wAs q
Italian boy named Ansonio an organ player, AM e.
others an aesd couple. Shaw, who Il native Of Ams-
rica and about whose statement there ID good deal OF
mystery, At present In tbs gAol Of Belfast undsrgoing
the award Of . court martial.
The following ID list Of Americans entered ct ths
BANKING house ofIivingston. wells Co.. Pars-DavidR
Hobscn and family, James Brownson, T W Bysnos
sAnusa B schAs6srn and family, Mr. and Mrs John 4
Rogers Mn sfas Wood d. Calson saltsf Alfred Bsooks
D Embury, Jr, John Brownson, John Van Bsrsn HQ
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