The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-21

ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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SPLENDID ACCOUNTS OF THE EUROPEAN CROPS.
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ANGLO-AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
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Special Commissioner to the United States.
TIGEYNESs In THE ENGLISH MONEY MARKET.
FALL IN COHSOLSs
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The Didiculties with Russia Settled,
ALL QUIET IN SPAIN.
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SPLENDID ACCOUNTS OF THE EUROPEAN CROPS.
Special Commissioner to the United States.
TIGHTNFSy In THE FNGLHH MONEY MARKET.
FALL IN COHSOLs.
Ihe Difliculties with Russia Settle


at haipast O'Clock yesterday afternoon. She left Ii
verpoo al halfpast o'clock Saturday Afternoon the
9th inst
The news, politically, is not important.
II is stated in the London Chronicle that the Hon.
Robert Love- Vice President OF the Board OF Trade visits
the United States officially, and that his mission is
connected with the Central American question.
The Assemble Naonale Of August 4 in article the
Central American differences between England and the
United States gives its opinion that the latter ought to
be satisfied il the stpuations presented by Mr. Dallas
are accepted The United States says the Assemble
have nothing more to demand for the present; they
could not go further, without imposing upon them
selves for the future task for which they su
ceMy prepared. We think, also that England hae
acted wisely in acceding them. although the sacrifices
are evidently her side.
The difficulties between the Allies and Russia in the
settlement OF the details of the treaty Paris are pro-
badly at end It stated that the vessels OF the
English squadron still in the East had received orders
10 concentrate themselves in the Black Sea- order
Watch the fulment Of article 20 of the treaty Of
peace which remained unexecuted, in consequence OF
he restitution Of Kars and the occupation OF the Isle
Of Serpcnss by the Russians but Russia hauin1 made
cessior; he oJore points, the English admiral has re-
cered counter order and he affair being arranged
According TO letters from Finland Russia Is adopting
various measures that imply intention OF forming a
large fortified naval establishment in the island Of Kasko
10 the northward Of Christinestad and Sundswa. This
island will be very desirable place for such purpose
as the water there very deep and the navigation OF the
port open much longer than the others of the Gulf OF
Bohnia. detachment Of the Nicoaiel naval officers
was summoned TO ST. Petersburg by telegraph for the
purpose OF taking six steamers from Cronstad the
Black Sea With the exception he vessels In OF
construction al NicoaeH the Russians have OF course
not a cruiser left TO float In the Black Seal
The accounts Of the crops very favorable, only
from Prussia but from all Germany. In places the
hsrveet will be abundant than for the last twenty
years. the magnificent weather which has regned
last week rendering the satisfactory result certain.
Denmark is TO make every concession demanded re-
spectng the Duches provided the Germanic Confedera
ton will suppof, Denmark It's views with reference to
the Sound dues.
The people OF the Danubian Principaes are every day
more earuett Tor the union Of the two II pretty cer
ta that the Dlyans OF both will make representations in
favor OF unon
The Committee Of Mexican Bondhoiders In London have
issued their report With regard to the the
old bonds, amcrntug to 100000 has still been foun
impossible to obtain any satisfactory attention from the
Mexican government In relation to the general debt
which compromised in 1850, II is stated that out OF
eleven half yearly dividends which have since become
due, only Ave have been paid. Those overdue re-
present aggregate Of f921,1s which In January
will be increased 10 E1,o74,373, as the amount at
the baLk 10 meet the next dividend Ia only
$50, ,3a9, (the requisite sum being fi53o2a,) and
there Is prospect OF sufficient remiitances in
the Intervening period The revenues assigned as
security would be ample for the purpose, but the
Mexican government have seized them In defiance
OF all remonsrances and hence with the exception OF
accounts casually recovered by the agents Of the
committee the ports OF the Pacific the rights the
bondholders have for long time past been wholly
connscaicd Under these circumstances application has
again been made 10 Lord Clarendon who has entertained
q plan submitted to him by the committee, which, IL
adopted, they expect viii prevent the future misa2
preparation Of the revenues In question II Is recon.
mendcd therefore that full powers should be
mittcd 70 Mr.. Whitehead in Mexico 10 conclude with the
Mexican government agreement on the subject The
committee bear testimony TO the efforts Of the British
Minister in Mexico their behalf and the remainder OF
the report devoted TO details OF minor importance.
whenever packet station Is established between Ire.
land and America Foynos Island muat be the place The
commissioners appointed by the English government 10
report that subject have certainly decided In favor Of
the Foynes. The railroad viii be completed from Foynes
to Limerick within another year. and passengers landing
st Foyuss could readily reach London within 1fieen or
sixteen hours, via Waterford and Milford.
Commodore Breeze has len Gibraltar with the United
states frigaic Congress, fer spczra.
The London WseAmon contains q long and favorable
report from Revs Dr. Hannah and Mr. Jobson Of their
recent visit 70 the Methodist churches In The United
states.
Oar London Correspondence.
LospoS, Aug. s. 1856,
Deovth o. Polticaf Nsrs--Su London a, ne waf~rino
Ffaces-Russirn Disrcoard Of nc rreaty Of Pdris--
lrenc1 Ccnnirance-Lord Palmeson Trying 10 CAscs.
mate Leis Nopoeon by Entering INTO Close Alliance
uiih Auirt1-Frereh Influence Paramount al Constaa.
disqualification in me TroTss-Tasa,rcal N,cs d.. de-
There Is utter dcarth ofpocsl news here and very