The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04

munton seized The affair Of I,aya has been set.
tied The sitting Of the Cores to-day was without in
teIest.
MARsEsIEs Oct 3D. 1855.
Accounts from Egypt state that expectation Of corn
win BIO prohibited in consequence Of the nsuciency Of
the overfowing Of the Nile giving reason to fear IA
mine The Aiteur Aiosri of the 18th announces that
the wandering Arab tribes now beginning build
and plant and that they have entered arrange
ment with CONT actors for the construction Of
houses at the price OF 3sOof each The export OF Ase
ran wool during the first six months Of 1885, amounted
10 ], COO 0C0 Of kilcgi ammeA.
TBY rs1TGgAPa FROM LoyDoa TO LvERPooLl
LONDON, Oct 20, 1855.
THE WAR.
Letters from Odessa announce that in consequence Of
orders from the Emperor Alexander, Commission q In
qury has been appn,ed at Kiew to decide the fate OF
such volunteers IN the Foreign Legion serving for the
Western Powers, may be taken prisoners These
will be considered prisoners Of Hungaans will
be delivered to Austria
General Korff has been deprived of his COMMAND for
his negligence allowing himself be taken by surprise
by General A. Ailenviies cavalry He succeeded by
General Prince Radzwicke. These changes have been
notified in Russian order of the day dated oct,be
Tic Cologne Goseae says that General Kora ia to b.
tried by a court martial
SPAIN.
In speech delivered by enerai o'Donnel Minister Of
War, al the sitting OF the Cortes the eth Of oct,
Der, he said-
Great events taking place in Europe which may
bring on general war, more than people think de-
sile day msy when own interest may com.
pei to take part in the struggle. II NJ criense INA
gines that nation remain isolated when Europa
Is engaged in sanguinary contest he decevss himself
Ia fad vtd thar 40.
cannot avoid faction however pacific they may te. Do
you know what would happen if 70 carry
out in the extreme this system OF Isolation.
Sooner or later we should be despissi by all
ana other countries would make war upon
When the government shall do 1t viii frankly
submit this question to the Cortes; Until then sLa,
not say another word upon the subject but pass
over ia silence Mr. 0erses observation when speaking
of nations that prove every day their attachment to
SPAIN France has never, in the time OF Loui, Phi
iippe proved more ugilsnt thar she is now She has
always maintained and maintains the strictes vig
lance at the Pyrenees. England has lately offered
ships for transporting troops to Africa Although
we do not require them ought not the less that
account to express gratitude for the offers AM
services Of friendly nations.
MONETARY AFFAIRS.
The London Daily Meas city article dated FRIDAY even
ing says:-The English funds continue to fail A fu ther
decline OF five. eighths established this Afternoon
One of the immediate Of Days decline 4,
that the Bank England has been borrower Of money
to considerable extent in the stock exchange secrr-
ty Of consos until the November settling The money
market continues in unsettled state.
In Lombard street. the discount houses raised aelr
allowance for money demand to Eve Pc cent.
Al Paris to-day, the three per cent closed tide
below the reduced rates which were established os
afternoon.
At the Court OF Bankruptcy to day Sir Robert Piece
Bart, N. p, surrendered tc the adjudication IL bsn.
fup;cy.
The return Of the Bank Of England for the snns
Saturday, oct 18th, shows that the pressure IN the
money market continued undiainished,
TIE Log.don TINS city art.le d,te6 Fziday evening
says -
The English funds opened tha morning. With great
steadiness with mpr, Of = pom tue prices Of
of4hursday evening but although fuyher rise .ube
quently took place the market at the close shovel re.
lapse. The Iness of tone in the earlier part o. The
day was attributable 20 the continuance az the sessy
chase' Of the public and partly by further rise In he
corn market consequent upon tie at demand A.
the commencement Of business money was exceed ngy
abundant for loans conso but there was nc demand
for II later in the day The falling OF ir tae bank bul-
lion expected to be heavy but scascey the extent
shown, viz: E526, 600
In the foreign exchanges he rates frcm ambr-y aas
Paris rather higher
There is that tha BANK France II desrous or
procuring additional f2 900 900 sterling Ia COLO and
that the future Australian arrivals likely 10 be pu.
chased to supply it.
THE LATEST LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Oct eg--P u
IN cotton market to-day there has been no change
moderate business has been done.
Mavksfa.