The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-24
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA AT HALIFAX.
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NINE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The America Put Back to Liverpool
Disabled.
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Severe Storms on the Irish Coast and In the
Mediterranean.
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Total Loss Of the Ship Adriatic, of
New York.
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Safety Of the Captain and FIFTEEN More of
the Passengers and Crew Of the LyOnnais.
Attempt on the Life of the King Of Naples.
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COTTON FIRM BREADS TUFTS DROPPING.
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COnsOls for Account, 81.
DC, dc. &c.
severe Storms on the Irish Coast and In the
Mediterranean.
Total Loss Of the Ship Adriatic, of
New York.
Safety Of the Captain and FIFTEEN More Of
the Passengers and Crew of the LyOnnais.
Attempt on the Life of the King of Naples.
COTTON FIRM BREADS TUFTS DROPPING.
COnsOls for Account, 81,
de-, DC, &c.

HALIFAX Dec. 23, 1856.
Tho royal mail amship Csuada, Capt Lang, arrived
ut this port route for Boston day TIE C.
JAILED from here at two O'Clock this afternoon for Boston
where che will be due at early hour Thursday
morning. Wind light and blowlog NNE.
The steamship Baltic took out ninety passengers.
She Jeff Liverpool the morning OF Friday, the 18th
inst Her advices uentiy nine days than
those received by the City OF Baltimore at Phstelphia
now due at New York.
The steamship America which left Liverpool on the
sth inst and the arrival Of which have beer expect
ing for 4 week past, encountered furious
storm when of Cap, Clear which swep, her
decks and SO disabled her that she bad TO
put back 10 Liverpool where abe arrived the
ng OF the 10th inst The Canada mrn cd a.ey got
reacy 20 take out the passengers and mails OF the
rca and e. Liverpool above Indicated the 18th
December.
The Canada reports the following ships at anchor at
the bar the 18th inst New World Baltic John How
ell. Belmont, and VIM 'Ruedge; also repors passing on
the 18th nst fifteen miles ward of FAslness the
steamship Niagara, and on the 'h inst in lat 40, lon
%. the American ship 'yphon, bound west.
despatch from Bordeaux announces the arrival =,
that port OF vessel having board the captain and
fifteen other persons who wrecked In the III faed
steamship IyonnAs. No names other particulars
given. subscription has been opened In London for
the willows md children Of tnose wno perished.
HE ship Adriatc, Combes nom Liverpool to New
York. wrecked ON the sth instant, near Dungawon,
Three drowned but 1t il not reported whether
they were passenger. or crew. The vessel kelly to
become complete wreck She bad full cargo and 200
and passengers Il thought tina. the weather
no 40 in ne bet deck A
saved
There .n ship At anchor Wexford, with her
masuect awsy-supposed to be tue J. 4. Warner from
New or,eals lof Liverpool.
TIE latest stated that the Warner still
ahore that her had been saved and that her cargo
would be u the weather moderated.
The shp Annie from Quebec. grounded the inst
and dischsrgipg her cargo outside the harbor Of
Aberystia.
The lala Rookb for Chartson, had put back Liver
pool with loes OF sails.
The sAp Clarendon, q, whtebavea remained as before
epor.ed. Toe discharge OF her 70 had need.
There had been succession OF gales along the
3nush Channel with casualties in The Chan.
mel
Tho steamer Troubador, bould to nubin, was caught
IN gaze short OF fuel and to keep up The Tres had been
obliged TO burn up one hundred aud afiy pigs IN the
furnaces
An aiemp. had been made to asssssna,e the King OF
Naples, but irovcd Unsuccessful.
GREAT BRITAIN.
depuail0n from veryOv, and London msrct ants
aad sed Lord Clarendon scert,ia what Is
By the British demonstraiioo against New Gransda.
Father Matthew died Al Ccrs on ,he Oh iust.
Felix orsni the Italian exile was iooturng 10 London
R.ohad CoDden has pubrshsd another letter on mari
tinns law,
TIE london Tina has an editorial backing ou, Of the
D.tf~ haAw ID
reported that A~rowsmi,h he's returned 70 the UnItsi
stsies.
Dr. Livingston the celebrated African traveller has
reached Marselles his way h,msvard
The corporation and ci,iz,Ds Of Portsmouth have
q. rs IN command Of the British bark aesoute Tbe naval
service ., Iorsmouth coniemp als .iniay compmenl
TWEEN Generals Walker and Gooouria mostly without
Nou,soul Bey on The part Of Pacbs Of Egypt, had
inierviev With the Manchester Commercial Association
the ,abect Of growisg cotton In the dsircs ~asred
me Brush government /, sbou, TO lay telegraph line
across the Persian Guf.
FRANCE.
10 rvmorod that Casdinsl aorlot's mission TO Rome
rels'es the coroba,iou Napoleon, which, should
esce be consolidated, vii probably tsse pa,o early next
formal announcement has appeared 10 the Kgait,,v
that the Congress OF Paris cit assemble this onth.
.srow ,epor,ed ,hs. ,bs plenleO'en,isres v be ,ne
Lord CLARENDON Eosandi Count Csvour, Sardinia, and
AIN rscba Turkey.
The Hsvre yos,rrai has Cayenne letter OF Nov o,
stating that seid had been discovered in several parts
me colony.
In anticipation Of the forced ,aIcs the end Of the
year more @ ss,y nsa been en-, :. .ne
Dssppoinaens vas FELT nj the Bank Of sace not re-
,axirg is ~as considered ttat nine
~ day discounts might bc granted ~ish safety.
Export trade nat. fs~ orders nad been received
ron South America and Spain and but very few from
sal Affairs regarded not upfavorablc. Corn
falling though but slosiy IN a the markets Of France.
lscsured goods has been quiet With but ne moderation
In rates.
SPAIN.
Madrid commercial letters say that the opinion
strongly ssaint the oau, and that the finance mia
istof would probably resiso.
stiles - ssill sgated, although not 10 open outbreak
HOLLAND.
.srcsm markets report sss, s,housh Sasiuss coasnue
inactive, on the whole Irices ~ere well supported
PRUSSIA.
Prussia has communicated the resolution Of the Ger.
manic Dict the question Of Neuchate prisoners
great Powe'. inviting them 70 ion 10 collective dsci
nHely n l the Prussisns Of Neufchate viii have been
Judged BY the time an answer 70 h, circuar s resolved
but A the Federal Council Of Switzerland said 10
given formal promise the Cabinets OF London and Paris
that an ann esty sha be granted immediately amer, the
preliminary condition demanded by Prussia will be ul.
nlIed ,ho indirectly In The course o. the negctls
ions on this question France and Austria have advised
Prrssla TO abstain from military measures but have
promised positively 70 support her views,
THE BALTIC.
The Tibe river on December sm free from Co The
~esther vAs rainy and
AUSTRIA.
The Emperor ha. 10 the couvocanon Of the
Protestant synod in Hungsry
ne repers arc iu q asccun.s Of the Emperors visit,
~ vence.
xbs vienna pcust vas sesersGT ipsnipsH