The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-25
New York, Thursday, September a5, 1856.
The News.

The arrival OF the Canada At Halifax, the kdn-
CARGO at PHILADELPHIA, and the Washington at this
port (al Of them in the Of yesterday pla;es
us in possession Of one weeks later adgices from
EGrope. On the 7th inst, the Emperor Alexander
was crowned at Moscow with extra9r binary pomp
and m gnifceEce, st Barritz, il is said, there
has been political conclave, where the subjects
diseased have been of more than ordinary Interest,
The coolness which was spr3ging up between Eng
land aud France IS reported to have entirely given
place to Pencaart more warm than the frst. Two
secret diplomats from Lord PalRerston had been
slosetsd for week with the Emperor, and the re-
nlt is that the dissolution Of the Cortes by O'Don
nell is 70 be supported, il necessary, BY an armed
intervention On the part Of France, England
snrif0. To balance this, France has agreed to wink
at English interference in Naples, where she is
about 70 send an ambassador, whose mission is 10
be supported by powerful fest ia the Bay o.
Naples. Such were the rumo-s current a. the last
dates in political circles IN Paris. The court
was not expected 10 return from Biarritz untl
the first Of next month. There are reports OF an
exchange OF colonies between France and England
The former is to givs up her establishments he
mainland OF India, receiving as consideration the
fertile island Of Nautilus. I. was said tina. the
Peace Congress Of Paris would re-assemble soon, in
order to settle the question of the future rule CT the
Danubian Principalities, and that the affairs Of swift
zerlard would hen b. considered by he plom IS
Berlin letters state thai France has pronounced IN
favor Of the capitalization Of the Danish Sound
dues. The merchants Of Marseiiles were abou,
~ agitate for repeal Of the corn laws.
In Spain, tho O'Donneu Cabinet possessed tha
full confidence OF Queen Isabella, and Il thought
that the Queen Mother would SOON return 20 Madrid.
The resignation Of the Spanish Minister a. Wash
iDgton had been accepted. Austria was abcut 10
interfere n the contest bstween Prince Danss and
tie Turks. One Of the boats Of the unfortunate
ship Ocesn Home had been picked up II and tue
second mate, two seamen and one passenger rescued
The United States steamer Arctic sailed from
Queenstown on the 18th inst. for So. Jonn, ". B
She would continue the soundings Of the Atlantic
on her homeward passage. There had been a stri7-
gent money market and conso,s are quoted az o3i
81. Cotton had auctuated, but closed trm
without change in prices. The decline 10 bread
strfs reported by the steamer Indian had no. been
recovered.
Teiegr-uAic adv, 81 from Calcutta TO the Oh OF
Angus, and from Hong Kong 20 the 10Th Of July,
are receised. There a report from Hong Kong
that the American house OF Wetmore Il Con- psny
had fsilsd, out il zas not credited in Londer.
BY way Of England we have Austreiia-sydnsy,
we prez1me-dates % the l4ti Of June. Everything
was Furnishing.
W the arrival Of the bark Cadet, Captain Cai5s,
we have aivices from British Honduras datsi 4.
Trnxilo On l5.h, and at Belize on 21tn Of August.
Our CORES 9onden. at Belize the fact tat
the British colony Of the Bay Islands had itually
ecas cd o exist, and that the Mosquito King had
been Informed by the officers u her Bri.snnc Na-
iessys ship Cossack OF the termination Of tie Eng
Ish prote ctOrate, and consequently the end o. his
rule The writer IS not g. Bte What effect the
bad on his Majesty. The islands would be transferred
70 TIE republic u HonJg5as. TIE ann0uncs1eE. d.
tbe Walker b)cka1c iectes bad caused n sen.
saiion. Owing % The pon,arreat If ths iEesniiares
who fred tbe town oil Belize me inhabitants we
ia q. eat terror. and sort of general rsuis prevail
ed / severe earthquake shock wa experienced
there on the 5th OF august. II also very yolen-
and long continued at Omoa- TIE weather vas
very warm AZ Belize. Trade was exceedingly dali
TIE PEOPLE were mu n in favor al American colo1-
zsii q. From Truxillo we hear that the Aneric IN
rsirers we've determined 70 contisDe their exelors
<iors notwithstanding the opposition OF prejG.
Decd population.
By way Of Eugand We hare ners from s1nsh
America The dates ar: Baenos Ayres %, Monte
SLto 5lb Rio Janeiro l4'h AM Bahia l7to MI.
Tbcre was considerable political agitation existing,
and o revolution was expected At Buenos Ayrss.
The 1udian troubles continued In be province Of
saB4 Re. From Bahia we have gloomy reports
sl-o. 1he coffe trade was generally brisk arr
hol6eEs Cooked for sin higher prices.
4 meeting Of workingmen, held last evening. no
minated Sohn ". Genin for Mayor.
TIE American State Convention at Roche ter al.
iourn, AZ three O'Clock yesterday m rriag, after
mpleLing xs ticket for State oiicerp, BY nopoat.
i,9 Jam4stg saunders, OF WestcLeser, for state
Prison inspector, and Alexander Mann, d wonsoe,
for CLERK az js Court d Appeals. The ticket FOR
Presidential sectors IL headed by the nanes OF
Daniel Ulraan, cf Nss York, and Jesse q. Dam, Of
Ere.
The Jury In tbe,tass Of Mr. De Cunha Eeis charged
with fitting cot s.ae slave ship AlLivs, had not
srr, ca upon a vera.s. a. the adjournment OF the
cart Yesterday. 4 sailed verdict was ordered.
There vas jOin' nesting yesterday Of tho differ
ert Commit,ses appointed lately from Staten Island,
Brooklsp, New York and Sew Jersey, to take mes.
sures fos bring about the removal Of the Quarantine
from lis present locston 70 study Hook Present in
dlcatiops show sha. strong combined effort viii lie
made tne ansling winter at Albany TO get the Qua-
raptire away from Staten Island. A report o. ths
proceedings 81 the committee ip joint session !.
crowded ont tb,s morning.
Tie annual convention o. the Protestant Episco-
nal Chrrh Of New York opened "a 81. Paul's
church yesterday. : report OF he proceedings i
given slsexhTe in or columns.
Tie republican primary elections FOR the choice
81 leeu4tes 70 ne vuious c5rvsntious for tbs
la. ra...n o.. ,g,t Sc 90 first'.t SC =
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