The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-12

The Fulton steamship arrived yesterday at our
port, but her news had already been anticipated by
the Canadian, which left Liverpool on the day
(the 27th) on which the Fulton sailed from Havre.
We publish some additional extracts from the files
which she brings. The Emperor and Empress of
France now at Biarritz where it is said the En-.
peror is busy revising the plan Of the constitu
ton for SPAIN and otherwise aiding the consolida-
ton of the 0'Donnell regime. The new Cortes, as
projected by him. will, it is said, be packed body,
like The Corps Legislatf, and the ready instrument
OF despotism. Prince Adalbert. of Bavaria. had
rived at Madrid, and TO be married, the 2tth
ut TO one Of the Infantas of Spain, sister of the
King. The Neapolitan question still remains gn-
settled, aud the despatch Of couple of steamers to
Palermo had given rise to report that a second out
break had occurred in Sicily. Baron Hubner had
not arrived In Naples when the last accounts left
Should bis mission fall il is apprehended that there
viii be serious troubles in Italy. An important dis
covery has been made in England, by gentemln
named Bessemer in Ethe mode Of smelling iron,
which viii effect an enormous economy on the pre-
sent system take the existing monopoies out of the
hands Of the Russians and Swedes and divert the iron
trade Of the world into new channels One OF the most
important features OF the news is the repoct
Of the half yearly meeting OF the Liverpool
Chamber OF Commerce, at which Mr.. Brown, one
OF the members OF Parliament for that town,
advocated immediate aid for the construction
OF the Honduras Inter-oceanic Railway in form
which was adopted by the Chamber Mr.. Browa
pointed ont the immediate advantages which would
result TO the trade both Of England and the United
States from the completion Of this work, and he
also reported the final settlement OF The Central
American dispute between our Cabinet and that Of
England. The royal family Of Dude stu remained
at Southampton aud their style Of living attracted
much attention, owing % the contrast existing be-
tween The splendid appearance Of the princes aud
prncesses and the squGId filth Of their servants.
Advices from e. Petersburg represent that city
eyeriowing with gaiety and wealth, owing 10 tn
number Of distinguished people who are there "a
route 70 Moscow 70 witness the coronation ceremonies
The Constitutional Of August 30 in a long and
elaborate Article on slavery in the United States and
the Presidential elec ion, offers the following ad
vice: Whoever may be the next President elected.
our country viii demand n1thiRg better than to live
cn good terms vita the United states II IS Of the
greatest iportanoe to them that, In act OF such
gravity as The choice OF the head OF tie government
passions should be allowed to prevail li,;le pos
sibie.n
The Cambria had not arrived at Halifax at II
O'Clock last evening. she left Liverpool the SOth
ult, and i now in her fourteenth day.
The steamship Empire City, which left Havana
on tho 9Th inst arrived here yesterday afternoon
The BLAND Of Cuba was visited by dreadful hurri.
cane, which ragged on the 9th and 2sta OF August,
dong much damage. Six American ani one Eng.
iish vessels we're totally wrecked ut sagul Ia
Grande. The Cardenas light house WIS swept away.
All o,or fia a. nj sfo prows vaera dapnaond
good resulted from the Storm which was
that yellow fever Immediately abl,ed, and
no rev cases we're reported after the gale.
Two English vessels bad lately LANDED three hundred
and ninety Chinese Coolies, and during the voyage
Of one "a bark over hundred unfortunates
had died On board. The Captain-General had visit
ed Puerto Principe in order to open tbe agricul
turai exhibition. Il WIS said that the Affairs Of
Dominica would he debated in an executive council
held By bis Exccllency during the progress OF the
fair II is worthy Of remark that the severe st5rn
alluded TO above. commenced on 27th Of August aud
vsred eastward on 2sth, modersting on 10th, aud
that at noon on 30th utimo, after experiencing Sc
we're esstcily winds for several days. Florida was
visited BY dreadful hurricane, and Apalachicola
was inundated FROM probably, the effects Of con-
tinuation u the same gale.
We have files from Bermuda TO the 26th o.
August. The Royai Gazete 81 that day has the
following items Of news Arrived. on Thurs
day last, Der Majestys steamer Driver, Captain
Chambers, with two gun. boats. each carrying two
guns-the Nettle, Lieut.. Commander r. g. Key, AMI
the ONYX, Lieut.. Commander James Hewett The
Onyx aud Nettle are we understand 10 he stationed
here" The Hamilton Parish Friendly Temper.
ance Society had celebrated It's tenth anniversary.
From Washington we learn that no instructions
different IN character from those prev Jusly sent
out have been sent to California by the Navy De.
pariment. The instructions were sent to Commo
dore Mery1e, or the senior officer on that station,
advising him that the laws Of the United states
must Ne strictly enforced and public property pro-
tec,ed a. asa public officers In the discharge Of
their duties and nothing more. Similar instructions
were also sent 10 cen. Wool.
tremendous Fremont mass meeting was held at
Newark, New Jersey, yesterday afternoon, in which
New jersey expressed her preference f)r Mr.. Ere
mont IN the most decided manner From twelve 10
fifteen thousand persons were in attendance and the
enthusiasm was intense. Ex-Governor Pennington
presided, assisted by a number o. Vice Presidents
The meeting was addressed by Senator Haze, Of
New Hampshire, Mr.. Burlingame, and several other
gentlemen.
The democratic primary election for COMPRESSION.
al CITY. Assembly and Charter conventions took
Mace Yesterday afternoon. II resulted in an over
,helmine defeat Of the Custom House opponents Of
MAYOR wood-that gentlemsn's friends carrying
every ward but two in the city. There were serious
o,s,urban,es IN the sixteenth and Seventeenth