The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-29

Bombay Observation-Disclosures. sept. H.
ssnq sich Islands ................,......S Sept. 4.
San ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Oct. q.
yalpsral.o ANN. Sept. Is.
Canso............ Observation-Disclosures. Sept IS.
PaHarns. ......,....... .....-.........- oc@ -.
kDestun tJsnasoa) observation-disclosures. oct Id.
Havana .......................0 Oct. g.
Vera .LIa2......... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Oct. "
Gaps u Coed Hope.....-........,.-.-. Aug. :.
The adyices from Liverpool are four days later
than those previously received. Both politically
and financially their contents sre important. In
Spain the 0'DoEneil ministry has fallen, and, as
was anticipated, has been replaced by Narvaez and
his adharents thus The Christina clique nas COM
pieiely triuInphed and the treachery Of O'Donnel
10 Espaltero ard the liberal cause has been fully
avenged. Spain viii now be governed scion les
id6es Eapot ccnitaHes, and tight rein will be kept
over both its press and people. This, however, can
emily last for 4 brief period. The very men who
have been Instrumental in returning Narvaez ID
power will be The first TO plot against him. audwe
should not be surprised if IN another month or 40
ODonnen was again at the head OF an insure =
rionary movement. We give the list of the new
ministers III another Colunn-tney all, believe
moderados or reacdCnis.s The Neap1litan question
remains in stcta quo. An ultimatum has been for
the King and if he refuses to accede to it, is be-
heved thatth combined squadrons viii Immediately
BE- despatched to the Bay Of Naples. There il SOM
talk OF submitting TIE question to tue consideration
of a second Paris Congress on the special demand ri
Russia. A letter from Copenhagen, under date O..
October IL essers that all the difficulties relating
the Sound dues nave been deinrtiyely settled; b.;
we apprehend hat the alleged arrangement does
nc. cover the position Of this country the ques-
tion. Late adviees from Bombay state that the
Indian government was making preparations on
vast scale tor The invasion OF Persia The occupa-
tcn of Hera by the Persans is the ground assigned
for this movement; but this pretence cloaks, in al
probability, another grand annexation scheme like
that of Dude. Russia is stated to have abandoned
her pre:ensions TO the Isle OF Serpents.
The latest telegrapbic dispatches from London do
not represent financial matters in favorable
light than at the previous adTces The drain Of
bullion continued nearly as great a. ever, the
amount withdrawn from the vaults Of the bank
during the current week being f700,0 900. This
fact combined with the rumors aaoat regarding the
ulsimatum 10 Naples and the fall OF the 0'Donnel
Ministry, had sent down stocks three-quarters per
cent, and the bank directors were stated to be
daily ia consultation, and TO have it in contempa-
ton 10 raise sn higher the rate Of discounts From
France the news ia more reassuring. The bullion
OF the bank sad 10 be increasing both in Paris
and =, the branches; and il was rumored that the
Rothschilds nad contracted to supply gold to the
bank 20 the amount OF 100000 francs. These
statements had not prevented the funds falling
threeeighths per cent and il had been resolved TO
cut down government loans from fourteen days 70
seven. Il was umored that Count d'Argout was to
be replaced as Governor Of the Bank Of France by
~ Magne, the author Of the famous ministerial
report 70 the government stating the present crisis
to b. the result OF the redundant prosperity Of
France.
The news from California, which may be found
in detail in another part of todays paper cannot be
considered II any great Importance. There are,
however number Of interesting items Of news aud
political intelligence, and among the latter letter
from Colonel Fremont, in which he declares, what
was before known, strongly in favor OF the build
ing Pacific railroad and says that from the day his
connection with the army dissolved he has con
sidered bis life consecrated TO the construction Of
this great national work. Everything was quiet In
California, and Affairs IN san Francisco were pro.
crossing az smoothly as though they had never been
disturbed The Illinois had board 81 Gsl ,967 in
treasure, which comes very acceptable Just at the
present tine, az our merchants have recently been
compelled 70 submit TO very heavy drain tor spe.
Gle on foreign account.
Oregon and Washington Territories we're quiet
A difficulty between the savages and British at
Vancouver was promptly terminated by the British
Admiral landing strong force, seizing the Indian
oulpri, and hanging him forthwith.
At sydney (Australia) the price OF gold remained
at 81 81. led. Very heavy rains had retarded mi
ming operations for brief period, but hopeful ac
counts had been sent In from the mines, and many
persons had started for the diggings. The gold
shipped from Melbourne during the year amounted
20 Gg3 I73 ounces. Trade quite active at both
pIaces The Fourth of July was celebrated at Bal
larst with great teidf.
The news from New Granada is unimportant.
reurn Of the votes taken for President Of the repub
lie shows that ospina fconserystiye) had received
no far. 1855, and that General Mosquera tnational)
had 23O73 votes, but the result was not official
" decided. A new Law relative TO the sale and
wearing Of firearms had been promulgated. II gives
unlimited right n sell and arms 10 inhabitants,
bat restricts their appearance when armed at cleo
ton polls, during popular tumult and In cases Of
riot unless at the call Of the authorities ConsulCor
wine had arrived at Panama. II was thought during
the ensuing year the income Of the State would fall
far short Of the expenditure. The new tonnage law
had been enforced towards British steamer.
The news from the South Pacific Ia interesting.
In Chile, President MONT was TO be insugurased on
18th OF September, when the celebration OF the
ami yersary of Independence would also come Of.
The republic was progressing in commerce, in
mining interests exhibitions Of products Of native
industry, and 81 savings banks. Her
exports Of bres ing this year
we're very lar lime exped
ton vas 20 se ~ from the
Quiz Of Hus Vi Magellan,