The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-31
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
EEBASTOPOL STILL RUSSIAN.
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CONTINUATION OF THE SIEGE
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THE PROPOSED RE.ESTABkISHMENT OF POLAND
Operations in the Baltic Ceased
for the Season.-
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THE JAPAN EXPEDITION.
The First American Merchant Vessel at Jedda
and Simodi.
THE CHINESE REVOLUTION.
EXPEDITION TO SiTkA.
NEWS FROM STRALIA.
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The RECENT COMMERCIAL FAILIRES.
Improvement m Gotten and Breadseun.
TO-, &o.. &c.
TAe First American Merchant Vessel at Jedda
and Simodi.
THE CHINESE REVOLUTION.
EXPEDITIONS TO slTkA
NEWS FROM AUSTRALIA.
THE RECENT COMMERCIAL rlILVR
Improvement m Cotton and Breadssulb.
TO-, 6o., &c.

The Collins mail steamship Pacific, Captain Nye, from
Liverpool where she sailed at O'Clock the morning Of
Wednesday, the 1sth arrived at this port at 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning.
The steamship City Of Manchester, from Philadelphia,
arrived at Liverpool on the morning Of the 14th, after
run Of II days and 131 hours mean time.
The clipper ship Red Jacket arrived in the Mcrsey
the morning of Sunday the l5h with advices from Mel
bourne Of August having accomplished the trip
in 73h days, notwithstanding having lost time In
the ice The Red Jacket made the out, from the
hersey to the anchorage at Melbourne in 69 days. thus
completing the voyage from Liverpool to Australia
and back in five months and eleven days, being
the most rapid voyage made. On tho
voyage out her average days work 2O5 miles, tina
smallest progress so miles, and her greatest 400 miles In
"a hours On her return, the average speed was 263
miles, smallest days 81 miles, greatest 376 miles,
The Red Jacket brought Of gold and 900
soveregns. She reports the Lightning and Carngorm
clippers arrived out The Guiding Star had also arrived
at Liverpool with So 900 of gold and Melbourne
dates of July 25.
The Cunard steamer Arabia arrived OF Hoyhead at
noon and at Liverpool at O'Clock evening satur
day, the 14th bringing whatever Of the unfor-
tunate Arctic
The Canadian mail steamer Ottawa arrived at Liver
pool at Sis p of the 10TH also without intelligence
of the Arctic.
lie following notice was posted In the Underwriterss
/ rooms at Liverpool
| Tie royal mail steamer Canada spoken ON the morn.
ing Of the 5h inst by the steamer Arabia made great
exertons to communicate with the latter but the only
Arcc nnmber ne thsn Snt the ve ass
sells By that time too far apart for them to be made
| out
The arrival of the Hermann looked for with anx-
iety in the hope that she might be the bearer OF crafty
ng news.
The Czar has declared martial law the
of Charkow, Pultawa, and Kew
The Council OF Tanzmat has been appointed in accor-
dance with the decree of the Sultan, mentioned some
time since Ali Pasha is president but Fuad Eaend ID
the ruling spirit The Council consists OF Ali Pashs
Mchemet Ruchd Rifaat and Hifzi Pachas Rucht Molla
EHend Fuad Ehendi.
Gortschako it Is said is appointed Generafssi oe
the forces the Austrian border.
AT the recent great fire in Memel the whole place
would have been burned down had not been for the
exertons Of the American and English sailors then In
port.
Mr.. Upton, Englishman settled in the Crimea, son
of engineer of Notifications in sebastopo has been
taken prisoner by the British and is sent Lord Rag
ans headquarters to have information extracted from
him respecting the works.
Advices from Portugal very unfavorable both ~
regard the wine districts and the general position Of
affairs commercially At Lisbon failures had
occurred including Of the French houses establish
ed there, as well as several native firms.
Sir Edward Becher under trial by martial at
sheerness, eng for his msmanagement OF the Polar
expedition. The inquiry il pro forma merely.
Prayers have been offered in some of the Irish Roman
Catholic chapes for the souls Of the brave who fell at
Alma.
Cholera continued to spread in Dublin.
Dispatches from Madrid, of October 11th. state that
the foreign refugees received orders to leave tho
city within eight days Those only who can give good
for their residence can offer security for their
good conduct, will be allowed to remain
The Bulletin de Lois contains an imperial decree re-
instating Jerome Bonaparte in his quality of French
His son, Lieutenant Bonaparte, has Joined the
army Of the East
Henry Manning apprentice on board the bark Old
Hickory at London, fell from the main yard and was
killed The captain and of the Walter r. Jones' Of
Philadelphia had arrived in London and reported the
oss OF their ship they provided for by the consul
The ship Goodwin in charge Of pilot ashore tina
Long Sands (Fngland,) and viii become wreck.
The following telegraphic intelligence, of the 5h ult,
from Constannope, is from the Preae.sFor the Arst
time for four hundred years publicly erected
the Turkish capital II was while funeral
read for Marshal St. Arnaud."
The London Times saysThc accounts Of the state OF
trade In the manufacturing towns during the past week
show some dulness, although, with the exception o.
Manchester, confidence 10 everywhere maintained. A.
that place the transactions have been limited and th
depression caused b. the recent failures has passed.
of. The Birmingham reports describe alteration In
the hon trade The demand is generally steady and in
the manufacture Of plates for shipbuiding there
creased activity caused by the government orders for
gunboats TO be completed by the spring. Notwhstand
ing the present maintenance OF prices some persons en-
tertain doubts regarding Its permanence owing the
continued augmentation Of furnaces In the copper
trade there is renewed Armness the business Of ths
district altogether still characterized BY freedom from
failure claims being In almost all instances well met.
At Nottingham, although the American orders in con-
sequence Of the that sdc are unprs.
cedentedy small quotations steady and the home
demand active In the woollen districts prosperity
still prevails. The Irish linen markets continue heavy
The Liverpool cotton market was Arm, with sitter
| prices.
Bresdstufe had advanced. A large failure had oc.
CURED in Ireland in the corn and provision trade
Consols we're quoted at e4ss e4A.
Our London Correspondence.
LONDON, Oct IL, 1854.
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