The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-22

ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH STAR
PRE- TROUBLE WITH THE UNITED STATES.


The steamship North STAR R. A. wamack, Esq, COM
sndng left Havre on the evening of the Sd inst arriv-
Cd of cowes the morning of the 4h lett Cowes 10
r.. n. and reached Quarantine at "a NJ. yesterday.
The North Star experienced the most terrific west
er gales during nearly the entire passage On the night
the 4th passed steamship of Start Point-possiby
the Union. On Monday Nov. II, at P. NJ, Qat 4s 80
long 40 49, passed steamship stearing east, with two
stack pipes painted red-supposed to be the Hermann.
The North Star brings $50 of French goods and III
passengers.
BY this arrival have received the second edition
the London Times of the Sd inst We consequently
IN possession Of day. later than that resolved
by the Pacific which arrived Thursday morning last
We find nothing in the Times respecting the
threatened difficulty between Great Britain and the
United Safes The circular Of Croskey Co., of South
ampton, however, contains the following paragraph
The question of war between the United States and
Great Britain has been leading topic OF conversation
and discussion for the last ten days. though few believe
IN the actual realization Of such direful event An
certain apprehension is elt all sides nobody knows
what is going where the first blow will fall and
even the absurd idea of America invasion Of Ireland
h gravely discussed at Lloyd's and on Change.
The reported quotations at the London Stock Exchange
1t IL O'Clock, morning Of the Sd nst areConsols for
Money, So to 8815; do. for account (Dec. 81, SSI.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times makes no ausion
TO the war question regards the United States
The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland had visited on the "a
in the public institutions of Belfast. His reception
WAS q brilliant one.
In France imperial decree had been published
Rrming the promotion Of fftysev persons belonging to
the army in the East the rank of officers and the
inaon of 572 to the honor Of Knight OF the Legion Of
Honor well the grant of S4 military medals
brred by Marshal Pelessier. The list comprised per-
of every grade from colonel down to private
The following is condensed translation of long (Rus
tla 10TH, ;ra4 h, tt,a nsl
Des,tsche Post from Odessa
BY advces from Simpheropol we learn that there is
great movement in that city. Many of the inhabitants
moving the north, and all the hospitals being
removed to erekop, Nicolae and Cherson The sick in
those places sent Vossnersensk and Grod
The prices Of provisions at simpheroppl
pie excursions from Eupatoria into the interior The Rus
sian corps of observation before Eupatoria consists of
military men Of opinion that advance from Eupa-
toria and Simpheropo and Baktshserai would be bad
move, unless the Allies had powerful cavalry force
and plenty Of artillery at their disposal. The opinion
of the Anglo French press that Prince Gortschako is
critical position is positively ridiculous. His whole
army mobile which naturally was not the case
long he had to defend South Sebastopol' It is mis-
take to believe that sebastopol he arsenal from.
which the whole army drew its materil. Between the
1st Of March and 18th of August the fortress of Kie
alone sent 600 bombs grenades aud 40 h. and 90
b. balls to the crmea The State paid roabes and 40
sopecks in silver for the transport Of each pud about So
bs. Eglish) from Kie to Sebastopol During the last
Few days, the famous engineer Major General Todtleben
to be removed from Odessa to Nicolaio General of
Cavalry Hefecht will succeed General Luders here;
tenhelm has left with the Third Division Of Light Horse
for Oczako The commercial harbor of Oczakof, which
all ships coming from Nicolaie Cherson, and Odessa
tered, is Of some importance.
letter from Vienna Of the 30h ult., in the Cassel
0azete says
Various the probable conclusion of peace
at early period current here there is to the
effect that The kings Of Prussia and Wuren beg have
q M
loredo, Austrian Minister at London, has conveyed
Paris note on the subject of the Russian propositions
Accounts from Vienna give the particulars Of several
a1arian disturbances near the Croatan capital They
were suppressed by the police
The Overland mail with advices from Bombay to the
Sd and Calcutta to the 22d of September had reached
London. Mr. H. v. Connolly, Collector of Malabar and
Provisional Member Of the Council of Madras,
dsred BY party of Moplahs, the 18th. The in.
rection of the ssnthas had not been quelcd. The
Kgious quarrel at Dude still active.
Shanghae dates to the 7h September but they
tain no important political news.
large and heavily piatical feet has been de
stroyed dispersed by Her Majestys brig Bttern to
the northward Of shanghae. Nineteen piaca vessels
have been destroyed
The Taoutae Of shanghae has issued a proclamation
ordaining that from and after the Chinese new year
February, 1867 all dollars foreign coins Of the kind
assayed the Custom House. in the presence OF the
Consus shall taken at par with the old Carelus dol
nr with to their intrinsic purity and weight in
silver. This is important step towards doing away
With the fictitious value Of the Carous dollar but the
authority the is limited to his district, and
the reformation of the currency must be matter OF
time.
We hear nothing of the rebels in the north
Prices Of tea at Shanghae show decline of to t..
per picul. The remaining stock and expected supplies
the inferior kinds During the month four vessels
had sailed for America.
Freights had declined. The passenger traffic between
Shanghae California and Port Philip has been almost
trely annihiated by the restrictive measures Lately
adopted against Chinese immigration.
The United States steamer Powhatan, the sloop Van
taia and the United States soop Macedonian, were al
shAnghae
The Anglo-Ame'iesa War.