The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-26

BY the arrival OF tne steamship fcrSla az Lnls
port yesterday we have one weeks later advices
hsn Europe. The principal feature in them is the
Auruhsr rise by the Bank of England Of the rate Of
discount to seven per cent followed by consequent
yise in the prices of securities. general impress
sisn seems to prevail that the crisis indicated by
ihis state Of things is only temporary. From the
sone OF both the French and English journals i.
would seem as if the dangers which threatened the
ssasente cordicie had for the moment passed away,
AID rumors were prevalent that Count Walewski,
whose Russian procliyties well known,
about to be superseded in the Ministry Of Foreign
Affairs. The Neapolitan Ministers in London and
Paris had received intimsions that their presence
in those capitals was no longer agreeable, and IL
was believed that they would act on the hint with
ON waiting for a more formal dismissal. The re.
seption OF Count Kisselef, the Russian Ambassa
dor, by the French Emperor, WAS made the occasion
of a great parade Of court ceremony, and Louis
Napoleon's reply 10 his address is variousy inter
preted by the friends and enemies Of the English al
nance. IL will be found, however, to consist OF
mere generaities, which may mean much or mean
Ettle according to the fancy of the reader. The
turn Of Reschid Pacha to power has given uni
yersal satisfaction 10 the friends OF reform in Tur
kew and il is hoped that Ali Pacha may be induced
- re-enter the ministry and 20 strengthen his
measures
BY this arrival we have accounts Of some gigantic
irands in the share transfer office of the Great
Northern Railway in England, by which the COM
pany will lose nearly a million Of dollars These
Sefaicstions, ike those lately committed on the
Great Northern Railway ia France, attributable
solely TO the utter sbeence of conscienousness and
indifference TO their responsibilities exhibited by the
directors Of railways. In addition TO this, we
learn that the cashier Of of the branches Of the
Bank Of France had disappeared with 100000 or
800 900 francs, say 800 600. His iamiy offered TO
make up the deficiency but the Bank refused as he
possessed fortune Of bis own.
A violent gale occurred in the Mersey on the 18th
isstant during which three fine American ships
abe Samuel NJ Fox and silas Wright, bound for
New York with emigrants, and the Louisiana, for
New Orleans-while being towed TO sea, were DIR
ven On shore and wrecked. Fortunately, however,
no lives we're lost. The follow particulars have
been furnished by the Underwriters -
sttp Samue N Fox 200 tons was built at Ne~ York,
1880 o.ped ~ Tspsoo1 = Co, and waa superior AMP
~ every respect-
Vessel worth.
lo,o0o
Cargo e,nnAled 1000
sni2 sias wright ,47s tons buin At New York By W.
William a gus0ns
Vessel worn 500 COG
caro- e.s.nsisd about .................... 3soooo
eto Toussapa ssT tons bult BATH, lsi3, owned
~ Stanton a rhomsoc, 81 shis CITY.
Vessel valued go
Freirht... s........ os1V
Cargo estimated about. 10 900 or ~ o)o
Advices from Bombay 10 the l7th nit. say that
the Delhi Gazette confirms he fail Of Herat by
famine The Governor aud his family had been put
20 death The Persian army was reinforced TO the
number OF one hundred thousand men. Dost Ma
homed had no supplies. and his troops in Kandahar
were in a state Of mutiny. The Calcutta journals
dscusa freely the Eupnratts railroad project. They
maintain that its rates "A transport will be too high.
Theipersia also brings us later news FROM South
America The dates are:--Buenos Ayres I'd, Monte
yjdeo 9Th. Rio Janeiro 18th, Bahia 10th, and Per
pambuco 2lst OF October. At Buenos Ayres there
was brisk general trade In produce, but slack
ness in the goods market. In Montevideo and the
province Of Uruguay affairs we're going on quietly.
4 good trade In exports and imports was doing at
Mouteydeo. At Rio Janero trade was going on as
usual. At Rio Grande the business in goods was
b,isk, and the market barely supplied. In Bahia
The EXPORT and import trades were in healthy
state the stocks 81 sugar much reduced; the
ne~ crops coming forward bot slowly. At Pernam-
buup the import market was more amply stocked
thar al Bahia. Raw sugars were beginning to ar
rve
~ way Of England VIC have news from some Of
the West India islands. At Dsmarara the weather
was fne, and planters busy occupied with the CROP
The yield is better than was anticipated. The har
Dor was crowded with shipping, and sixty vessels
were waiting for cargoes In Trinidad the weather
was wet and the market nearly overstocked with
general imports from the United States
We have news from Berr1uoa 70 the l2th Instant
The Bermudion Of that day says:-Ihe fever has
again taken one % those favorable turns which en-
courage he hope that II Is on the decline. There
have been only three or four new casss II Penbrtk
since this day week and well informed persons from
All r.ia other parlsh.a westRard 81 81, George az