The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-19
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The steamer Atlantic reached this port yesterday
ing about o'clock She left Liverpool Saturday, Oco
Der at 4P NJ In the river, passed royal mail steam
ship Africa Boston. Sunday l4h as miles west of
<hpe Race, at p. M passed steamer America from Ha-
iiax, bound East.
the Atlantic arrived Sunday morning, Sept 30 at
Liverpool.
The Ericsson arrived at Southampton on the Goth,
after boisterous passage.
The Arago arrived at Cowes Friday evening, 2sth
The chief items in the English the rise in the
rate Of interest from to 81 per cent which took place
On the 4th good deal Of commercial uneasiness has
resulted.
The revenue returns of the United Kingdom made up
TO the Goth September show net increase upon the last
quarter Of fl l24 upon the half year, of e99
and upon the year. Of fs, 7sl This is chiefly made
up by the income tax the increase upon which Co. 4sl
TAT.
The Board Of Trade returns for the month ending 31t
August show increase in the declared value Of mpor
tatons, compared with same month last year, Of
fl07, 750. great dminuton s shown in the Australian
trade; but In the cotton, w,oen and linen manufactures
and metals the is little variation An increase ia shown
in the arrivals of wheat and Indian corn but four owing
70 q delay in the American shipments presents dim
mutton. According to the shipping returns the tonnage
ing s1st August 427 4e4; United states, l26 7s2
other countries 54 4e0ototsl 7Cs, $685. Ceared-Brish,
So United States 130 S67 other countries 249 9O3
The Prefcct of Police OF Paris issued October 1st
adecee regulating the price OF butchers meat in that
city, which had caused much excitement The price
win BE- fixed every fortnight for every kind Of meat
eotdipg returns made the Caisse do Poissy and
- the weight Of meat ascertaned to have been sent
from the public slaughter house of Paris, dur
ing the preceding fortnight. The meat is classed
beet, of which there three catagories-cow and
bull beef and veal and mutton In the shops established
IN the markets. meat shall be sold at 10 cents at least per
kicgramme below the fixed price, part Of the decree
which delights housekeepers is the abolition Of rouis
sancean expression which req uires TO be explained
the word rrjossdnce used to signify that at which the
good housew greved II Is the custom of the butchers
OF Paris when weighing out meat to throw into the scale
piece of dry bone, (uterly useless to the purchaser
upon the plea that it Is the fir share Of the bone belong
ing the portion Of flesh sold. Many butchers bought
bones purpose to out to their customers as
4sjoussoncc 1t tckes the French public immensely to
think that the has condescended to interfere
in matter was daily of pickering between the
butcher and the mistress of the house.
Corn has reached its msxmum price.
The leading events in connection with the war the
uarterng of detacbments OF French and English troops
in sebastopo and the fact that the allied armies Of opera
ton thrca the Russian army both from Eupatoria and
Badar The French cavalry under Gen. dAlenville, de-
feated the Russians Eupatoria, on the Goth.
Russian ioss-50 killed and 1oo prisoners; French,
9 killed and 27 wounded. tough campaign is
expected as the Russian, making tremendous pre-
parations and the Emperor himself Is at Odessa. The
ce saied from sebastopol secret expedition Is
Is supposed either to Nikolae Odessa. Kars still
held out according last accounts though the proy
sions nearly exhausted. 1t expected however,
that the would compel the Russians soon to retire
The probability Of q marriage between the Princess
Royal Of England eldest daughter Of Queen Victoria and
Prince Frederick William Of Prussia heir apparent after
his father and uncle to the throne very warmly
canvassed in the United Kingdom. The people we're
violently opposed 10 the royal arrangement said TO
be completed Prussia looked merely a Rus
sian provnceand the marriage took place the Princess
Of England # true to her husband must be traitor to
her country. The London Times ssys:-
Why should place daughter Of England in stu
alton in which devotion TO her husband must be treason
TO her country Why distract her mind between wishes
the welfare Of the family which she has left and that
int which she Is TO be receivcfy
The Pio5,aone Of Turin Of the 30th uit. announces
that the King OF sardina's health continued TO i'm
prove.
The government at Berlin notified the 9Th instant
to the journals OF that city that attacks the West
ern Powers viii be permitted.
fixing the contingent OF the army for 1866 at 20 900
The Ccrtes approved bill admitting political refugees
into Spain No further bulletins have been issued re-
epecHng the Queens health, which has 80 much i'm
proved that her Majesty has determined return forth
with 70 Madrid The rsopa and National Guards are to
form on the occasion. 1. stated that the Duke de La
Victoria returned from the Escuria completely satisfied
with the conference which he had with the Queen and
that all difficulties In that quarter at an end
The taking Of sebastopol has caused the greatest
ssi;ement in Naples; the people full Of Joy at the
news but obliged TO smother their feelings. The
roysists terrified Banquets have been held at the
Engiish, French and sardinisn embassies with great
pomp. St. Elmo, Gaeta and Capus nov being strong
ny fortified great activity is shown In constructing the
pecessary works by day and night Also in Pescara 10
which place strong body Of troops has been sent aud
smother body 81 about 10 be despatched to the Roman
confines batteries level with the In Of
construction At various points OF the coast Naples.
The King through agent, q. Pescantini has with
drawn his capital moneys from the Gran Ibro National
Bank, and invested them 10 Amsterdam and America.
1hese withdrawals have caused panic In the Exchange
and produced fall per cent in the funds a. well
zss several failures among the merchants.
Accounts have been received from Constantinoplc
che 2lth of September Is 600 Of the Turkish
ontnxep, have left Tor vsrns whore they win take mp
their winter quarters omer Pasha Is concentrating
80 men near chefka fort the frontier Of Asia,
which the Turks took from the Russians at the
rnent az che war.
The young King Of Portugal Il rendering himself popu.
iar With Tie troops and people generally by visiting bar
racks hospitals &c. when least expected and not spar
Ing hg csSrez az un ratious or other rrexl.