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

house. Captain vansittar Of her Majestys ship Nag
cenne the superior officer command OF the station,
went on board, and informed the Russian commander
that he could not allow him to land, but that he
ready TO take of In his boat the provisions and clothing
though not the materials for the lighthouse, the latter
has been In perfect state since the 18th Of the present
month"; displaying splendid revolving light after the
best model and with the latest improvements. He OF
fered, likewise TO take the commanding officer with him
shore and allow him TO communicate with his ooun
trymeA. While the conversation carried on, boat
pushed of from the Russian steamer towards the island,
but prevented from landing, and the Russian steamer
departed stecteo after having given the prov
sons and clothing.
Prince Ferdinand, heir presumptive to the Danish
throne, who was dismissed from the Command.in Chief
ofthe troops in 1885, has been renstated in his func
tons.
despatch from Berlin, Of 18th Instant, says
We have learnt that the resolution come TO By the
Germanc Diet produced Its effect In Switzerland The
temporizipg policy first assumed has been thrown asde
and agent as been sent TO Paris commissioned to
make propositions deemed satisfactory.
ST. Petersburg advces report that Rear Admiral Bousa
ko command st Nicolaie, has been invested with ell
the powers in the Black Sea that formerly belonged
the Admiral at Sebastopol.
Tho Paris CORES pondent OF the London Post writing
9Th inst, says
feL0feDurg M. M0rny
entirely occupied there in preparing the basis OF treaty
OF commerce between France and Russia, by which
French commerce will obtain important advantages for
the entry OF its productions into the Russian territory
II s well known that French merchandise particularly
millinery and fancy articles in great favor in Russia,
but loaded with such heavy import duties that the
price doubled, and often trpled; the consequence OF
this that large quantities smusged, to the preu
diminishing the customs duties will do away in grss.
measure with the smuggling trade, ana the result Will
at the same time be an improvement IN the revenue
fha qdv
commerce.
letter from Consantnople OF the Both ult alluding
to the visit paid by Rcdschid Pacha to Thouvene says
may be inferred that the Grand vzier returning to
yower, would not be hostile to France was appre
hended. On Tuesday, 1t says
The Grand vzier Aah Pacha and the representatives
Of England Austria France Prussia Russia and Sardinia
proceeded TO the residence or the Minister of Foreign
Affairs in order to discuss the articles Of which the l
peria hrman OF the Divans dd hoe OF the
PTincpaes should be composed You will not be sur
plsed TO learn that the discussion wa. OF stormy cha
An minute OF the irman had been conddenaly
to Lord Stratford and to NJ de Prokesch,
who completely agreed the point they were en-
alb ed to make whatever changes they pleased without
any opposition. The minute had been
10 the French Embassy fnd, as II now under discus
sion. M Thouvenel considered proper TO require that
the frman OF convocaon should not be tormAly,
but that the Dvan should becom posed in manner TO
manifest the wishes Of the country.
According to advices received by the Augsburg Gazette
from Rome ii lie positively known there that the Neapo
B .
persons that are to be amnesed The Pope is employ.
ing all his personal influence King Ferdinand H., and
hopes be able to persuade him to put end to his
misunderstanding with the Western Powers 'sby judi
c.ous compliance with their wishesn His Holiness has
strong appeal to the religious feelings ofthe King
and s generally believed ut Rome that there will
be an honorable compromise between Naples and the
Western Powers.
is stated that Sir Hamilton Seymour the British Am
ba,sador Vienna TO accompany the Emperor OF AUG
ia his visit to Italy. He Is the only member Of the
Diplomatic Courts who is to accompany his Majesty.
The King Of Denmark is suffering from attack
or eryspeas the head. He lies ct the Chateau Of Frede
ricksburg
Letters from Madeirs state that there are symptoms
improvement in tho vines and s hoped that they may
continue that the surplus Of wine may be kept up
The failure of tbs vine crops has had the effect OF turn
ing the native industry n Madeira into other profitable
channels. The sugar has been planted largely dur
Ing the last few years. and the results have been highly
satisfactory. Attention has also been paid TO the cutva
ton Of and TO the production Of cochinea both OF
which brarohcs Of industry likely TO become mpor
tant. The poor classes are growing vegetables Of oil
Sorts especially the potato, and they to be in
a comfortable state. Tho cholera seems TO have de-
parted.
Intelligence from Bombay TO the l7lh OCTOBER received
by way Trieste states that the preparations for the
English expedition TO the Persian Gulf progressing
The failure announced OF Messrs. John Dick a Sons
spnners Of cotton thread In Glasgow. The liabilities
eetma,ed 100000, and tho assets expected
Ilse more than los In the pound.
Snow fell in Paris for the nrst time this season al six
O'Clock morning Of Ilth INST II however melted n.
pidly.
The ship James Balncs, 100 days out from Australia,
was due at Liverpool, with E.oo 900 In gold on
board.
mo annual volume OF the British Board OF Trade con.
tanning detailed statements OF the trade and navigation OF
the United Kingdom for the past year. has just been
sued Under the head OF imports and oxports the work
exhibits eulargemen-sll other articles besides the
principal ones beng arranged In form TO show their TO-
quantities and value, and the amounts taken into home
consumption, we'll a. the duty received. From tho
figures appears that tho total real value Of the foreign
grain and crr OF all kinds consumed In the United King
dom 1856 was, fl7 sos 100, which gross
was collected OF Es25,l4o
The Liverpool cotton market Is again reported quiet
week. the having confined their pur-
chascs TO the supply OF their immediate wants.
The agricultural markets had all given way In price,
without any mediate symptoms Of recovery sco,and
ana tho OF England had received liberal imports from
the north OF Russia but that OF supply would
soon be OF by Ice In the Baltic. The show Of wheat
at Liverpool good, and further considerable supply
being almt due from America the miIlers from the In
terror were dsncned 10 their stocks beyond
those actually necessary for the moment These smut.
taneous supplies both sides Of the kingdom 'ccount FOR
the apathy throughout all the country markets. re-
turn Of sessorabc weather had enabled farmers TO pu
their outdoor occupations and their deliveries
consequently small Wheat had dcclred Sd per 20 lbs
on the week, but with doing at the reduction
Flour had met slow SALE at Is per barrel lower. In
eorn unore attantlon saers nd
realised an advance Of cd. TO sd per quarter.
Sugar bad continued In speculative demand and prices
werc cd 70 H. dcarer the week. the business being
chiefly 10 arrive nolssses Cd. dearer.
The Manchester market for manufactures continued
quiet with Mue change IN prices.
The Bank Of Eogsnd has farther advanced the rate Of
discount to per cent. The bullion In the bank the
e,h amounted soe32T the reserve Of TO
f2es3.oeb. Consols, szk 70 92;s. Money continued