The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-30
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
INTERESTING FROM SPAIN.
TROUBLE IN SWITZERLAND.
ADVANCE IN BREADSTUFFS.
CO N SOL s, "a.
&0., &C., DO.

ne lTth, and arrived al the bar al A. NJ yesterday
morning.
the Africa arrived at Liverpool at O'Clock on the
morning of Sunday, the llth
The news by this arrival Ia extremely dull. com.
plee political calm appears settled over Europe
and almost the only subec an eito
rial comment Is the dreadful state of things in Naples
and the United States. The weather in Great Britain has
continued favorable for harvest operations with
exception OF some late localities IN the north OF Scotland
and Ireland, the grain crops have been secured Moth
ing OF interest from France Gonzalez Bravo spoken OF
as the new Spanish Minister TO Washington. There are
rumors Of TO and from Naples but they are
OF very doubtful credit
In England demonstration OF welcome to John Frost
the Charti,t, ade 10 London, the 18th inst
procession moved along the streets to Primrose Hill,
where the meeting constituted. Ernest Jones
pied the chair The exercises commenced by the singing
OF democratic ODE TO tn air Of God Save the Queen
alter which various speakers addressed the assembage
The proceedings by good order and
moderation. About 10, COO persons present.
The London Morning Star (,boiiion) the South
States Of the United States to drea Of
ton TO England. The Star says the importation OF
colony Of epers would xce horror Christian
England than the admission tue South British sub
iects Besides, the sootherners, every OF them,
would be felons in the eye the law and liable to the
punishment of transportation for owning slaves
The London Times undertakes reply to Josiah Qun-
cys pamphlet on slavery. rhe Times argues that the
position Of the stakeholder is forced him. and pc
siton embarrassing and perplexing.
meeting Of the ilish National Sunday League was
held St Martins Hail. London, and resolution adopt
ed that the music in the parks Of the metropolis and
the towns Of the kingdom Sundays, has prod
tive Of great moral good.
Prince Adabert Of Bavaria with his BRIDE Is visiting
the Emperor Napoleon at Barritz. The Emperor will
leave Barritz the 9th 2sh inst Tor St. Cloud and
will stay two days at Bordeaux his way northward.
There a report that King ONO, Of Greece, was
going to Paris next month.
L. de Cambace res grandson VI Cambaceres OF the first
empire has just married young Princess Blthiie de
Canine. This marriage required the of the En-
peror he being guardian the Bonapsrte family to the
ffth degree.
signor Mapn, ex President Of Venice, writes from
Paris 10 the London Times that the French government
has not prohibited him IRON receiving subscriptions to
purchase for the fortress of Alexandra in Pied
mont.
The Paris correspondent of the London TINES says
As yet no preparations making for the Congress
10 be held al Paris THIS sincr ana which consist OF
OF the second repres auves VINO assisted Of the Con
gress Last sprHg but there aopears be doubt that
such meeting will be held With a view 10 settle,
the least possible delay questions arising out Of tae trea
ty OF Paris.
One OF the Galway, Ireland papers noticing the
tnuance OF the exodus province to America,
speaks Of counter tide Of rcta nng emgrantspersons
who have amased some wsata who have fallen into
state OF Ill health Toe Numbers, however are said to
be merely fractional compared with the out yardbound
movement.
The following Is extract OF official letter 10 Lon
don from the British squa OF Greytown, Nicaragua
dated August IA
r,tro Tho
Tuesday, where they had been for supplies for ths
squadron The vessels ling here 10 the harbor the
and Pioneer The lmpereiss goes cruise this
evening The Pioneer aso sails, bu, 70 what place IN
CERTAIN.
The Dresden Journal quoting from letter /, has re
ceved Of the 9TH Of september mentions tina, the mum
Der Of the diplomatic corps Moscow exceeds
hundred and any persons not counting the Papal Nunco
and the Ambassador OF the Porte who had arrived
there date Five Ambassadors there Of the
nrs rank those Of the three great Powers will each give
a grand bal, and each will be compelled 10 a ball
for that express purpose The Duke de Soomayor
has arrived there from Madrid, accompanied by few
Spaniards although he occupies ofsia position he is
the object OF very aatterrg ion the pt tf
Russian Court that who take interest in
that species Of paon look forward speedy
neva Of diplomatic relations between g. Petersburg and
Madrid. Prince Gorschakon who bad been unweil for
some days, was better on the 18th inst.
The London Star Of the 10th inst says:-very much
Interest will attach ~ tue discussions which open
this week IN Brussels economic and socil questions
and we hear from correspondence that the Belgian
Court sbOu, give the Congresses all possible patron
age
The intelligence from cabul. including news from He.
rat conflicting account representing the Persians
In the latter place being triumphant and another rep
reseniuz them being coeated
Aeespsich from consiannnope Of the stu OF September
ssys-in consequence Of the representations Of ~ dc
Bou.eneG and Of the other Ambassadors the Porte has
abandoned ls project of expedition against xoniene
gro Tas affair viii be settled By the conferences Of
PARA fsA
The affair In Ksbya, Algeria which took place on the
% inst Is detailed in report TO the Secretary Of War
Of France The crops Of the French had been gathered
and hespcd up around the village Of Ora el Man.
when Q, 900 Kabyics came down to burn them. The
French had there but native detachment battalion
OF the stih rogin ent and q squadron Of ChAsseurs
d Antique. The natives were put forward IN advsnoe,
and the regulars remained Ia conccalment Tho Kabyes
furously and back tho native contingent
but suddenly found themselves charged with the bayonet
by the banslon Of Infantry. Notwithstanding the SUI
peroriy Of discipline and the side Of the French
the great disparity Of numbers reno cred the c,nos,
severe, and ia result, for time. doubtful until the
tuaskeurs tnArke1 huaNyt WHO great eject,
and the enemy ned On the 9Th the mounAlneers came
down again. but they had na on the consider.
able endorsements the French had received in the inter
val and they driven back with loss. II Il said that
expedition against the Ksbyles viii take place
Any operations that the French may have contemplated
against The RI pirates are for the present postponed
Accounts from the Canary hIapds mention that the
state Of siege By Spain proclaimed there the 9th
receipt Of orders 70 that eec. from the home govern
ment.
Government had received dispatches from the Captain
General Of Cuba dated the l2,h August announcing that
The island continued 10 enjoy tranquility and that ts
nitary condition had improved.
Count Berkeudor u expected, win arrive al Mairii
shortly for the purpose Of announcing 70 her Majesty the
ascension OF the Gar 10 the throne rs step towards
The establishment Of diplomatic relations between that
court and s. Petersburg
Considerable excitement was produced al the Surrey
Gardens, London, By furious attempt which made