The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-21
The News.

We publish today another series OF letters writ
zen by our correspondent Young America" IN
which he gives an account OF his journey through
india, Egypt, Syria, Asia Minor and the Crimes.
He describes his trip in the Red Sea and the
around Madras, Alden, Alexandria, Cairo, Suez,
Acre and Constantinope, leaving nothing unnoeics9
by the way from the birthplace OF Zeno 20 the Py-
ramids Of Egypt, and thence 70 the battle Eslis q
hkermann and Balaklava. Hs mentions cyz-secs
fact brought to his notice ey E=ssil,. E-sn.h Iii
English officers near SsoaSscrci. ~ me .tecs 1ias
the New England ru1. va-ca ag suQr-,l 4 .rce
quantities around, scsra--y sJaInLae't ne i-,e,.
troops SO as to carry ;hs Mt.a-fgf All Esa.11.
The sales of Gotten C >a1I,:ay screra:sI 1acc1
900 TO 900 bales, based 1gan -rais-,s ErtsaGs 81
about llsc. llSc. Tie mLrsss clsssl quite firm.
Common, medium, and 90 sI--a grades of -four
advanced from sc. TO l9c. per barrel. Wheat adj
vanced from Sc. TO &C. per bushel, with free sales
Sor export. Corn continued firm, with moderate
transactions. lot Of choice Southern yellow sold
At roc. and one Of white do al SOC. Pork dull,
with small sales of mess at $40 621c. Sugars were
steady but inactive, while prices were unchanged.
400 hhds. common grades Cuba, for refining, were
sold az SC. a SIC. Coffee was quiet and prices I'M
changed. There was fair business done in freghts,
without change Of moment in quotations.
We have files from Bermuda TO the 10th Of July.
The BeTmudi1n of the ID inst, says;-Among the
arrivals since our last publication is the government
screw steamer Siren, from Liverpool. The Siren
has been sent out by the government to be employed
IN transporting troops, stores &C., between the diff
feren: stations in the colony. Arrived GA Sunday,
June 80, H. Ms steam fngate Euryalus, 81 guns,
Captain George Ramsay, G. g., from England. This
vessel is one Of the new first class fgates Of
The Royal Navy and, though styled frigate, she is
nevertheless Of greater tonnage than the largest Of
the hne-of- battle ships recently IN these waters.
The Euryalus Is Of great length, and withal Of splen
did proportions. Arrived on Sunday, II. Ms ;.
Falcon, Captain Pullen, from England; and on the
26,h ult., H. Ms steant1g Kite also from England.
sailed on Saturday, 18th ult., II. Ms 5. Malacca.
Captain FarQuhar, for Halifax; an3 on Sunday, II.
NJ .ine-of.battle ships Pembroke and CORVALLIS,
sor England. A Treasury report, to March 81,
shows balance n the Treasury Of Il OILS Is. lid.
The Charleston Mercury, speaking Of the late
passage of the Harbor and River Improvement bills
over the Presidents ve.oes, says:-we regard this
las: &C; Of the democratic party most unfortunate
for It's success and stability. No party command
the confidence Of the country which wears its faith
% loosely. L ;aints with suspicion and dis,rusi al
t~ pSuksHt anu Dfhkr lhe parry iso tVhscihP' WIN
honest men everywhere, and Il Is In q position TOO
perilous 20 admit Of such tamperings with its pnn
cples.
Tie yalue q foreign goods imported at The port
Of Boston during the week ending 18th inst amount
ed 70 81 os3 s7e. The mporss;i1ns for the quarter
ending June so amounted to I'll .s44 $40. The value
Of goods entered COR Canada amounted 20 50 132,.
3sG.
TIE bark John Griffin, from Cienfuegos, came
INTO Quarantine on Sunday. The mate sickened and
died in port of Cienfuegos and the captain and two
seamsn died on the passage Of yellow fever. The
bark George Leslie, from Cienfusgos arrived yes
serday. Goth, had every man on board, except the
captain, sick with The yellow fever on the voyage.
One man died, and was buried al sea. another Of
he crew was sent 70 the Marine Hospital. The
Health Officer has ordered the two vessels 70 be an
chored far down the bay for safety. The BARK Leo,
from Havana, has also been sent down The bay 70
discharge.