The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-29
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at the bar at 2 A. N. this morning.
On the nth inst eli Point Lynas passed the schooner
Dean Richmond, Of Chicago
18Th, OF Cork passed English four mas.ed screw
steamship.
2Sth al IL A. n latitude 40 81 longitude 50 49, ex-
changed signals with ned states soop Of war yandsa
The Africa arrived at Liverpool al O'Clock on the
morning Of sunday, the 18th.
The news by this arrival is extremely dull. com.
pee political calm appears to have settled Europe
and almost the only subject that offered for Tito
rial Is the dreadful OF things Naples and the
United states The weather IN Britain has continued IA
vorable for harvest operations and with the exception OF
late localities in the north OF Scoi land aad Ireland
the grain crops have been secured Nothing OF interest
from France or from Spain. Gonsaez Bravo spoken Of
the Spanish Minister to Washington. There are
rumors of more and from Naples blu. they
of very doubtful credit.
The mails TO hand at Liverpool, ming of wednes-
day, the nth. present little OF importance.
In England demonstration Of welcome to John Frost
the chartig, ade in London, the 18th inst A
procession moved along the streets to Primrose Hill
where the meeting constituted Ernest Jones
pied the chair The exercises commenced by the singing
Of democratic ode to the of " God Save the Queen
after which, various speakers addressed the assembagc
The proceedings characterized by good order and
moderation. About 10, 600 persons present.
The London Morning Star (aboition) the South
States Of the United States not to dream Of annexs
ton to England The Star says the importation OF a
colony Of epers would excite horror r Christian
England than the admission OF the South British sub
jects. Besides, the Souherners, every man OF them,
would be eons In the eye OF the law, and liable the
punishment of transportation for owning slaves.
The London Times undertakes TO reply to dah Qun
cy's pamphlet slavery The Tsmes argues that the
l.It.
sition embarrassing and perplexing.
meeting Of the British National Sunday League
held St Martins Hall, London, and resolution adopt
ed that the music in the parks of the metropolis and in
the OF the Kingdom Sundays has been prodrc
tive Of great moral good.
Prince Adaber Of Bavaria. with his bride, Is visiting
the Emperor Napoleon at Barritz The Emperor will
leave Barrtz the 9th 2slh inst tor 81, Cloud aud
will stay two days at Bordeaux on his way northwArd
There was q report that King OHIO, Of Greece was
going to Paris next month.
L. de Cambaceres, grandson Of CAmbaces or the nrst
empire Just married the Young Princess Bl,hde de
Canpo This marriage required the assent OF the En
pero be being guardian OF the Bonaparte family to the
fnh degree
Sspor MANN. ex President OF Venice, writes from
Paris 10 the London TINES that the French govern
has no, prohibited him from receiving subscriptions
purchase for the fortress Of Aexaads In Pied
mont.
The Paris correspondence OF the Loudou Hn.s says
As yet no preparations making for the Congress
TO be held at Pars tnis snter, aud which Is - c,rHt o.
Of the second repres, sves who assisted at tue Coo
gress at spring but there aopars To be no doaot that
such meeting viii be held, VITA view 10 settle, vita
the least possible delay, questions arising oat oil tae reA
ty Of Paris.
One OF the Galway, ireland, papers, noticing the
tnuAnce Of the ex sdus from that province, 70 America
speaks Of counter tide OF ret ming emgrans persons
who have smased wealth or who have fallen into
state Of ~ heath The numbers, however, said T.
Re merely fractional compared with the SardbouDd
movement.
The following extract OF Official letter TO Lon
den from the British squadron of Greytown Ncaragu,
Angus, Ia
The orion and Intrepid returned from the corr ISLANDS
Tuesday, where they had been for supplies tor III.
squadron Tue vessels lying here Ia the harbor the
Orion lmporeusc Arrogant, CossacS, Intrepid, Victor
and Poaeer. The fmperedge goes 70 sea on cruse ths
evening The Pioneer sals, bu, to what place IL
certain.
The Dresden Journal quoting from letter Il has re
cevcc OF the Attn OF September, mentions that the
Der Of the diplomatic corps In Moscow exceeds
hundred and my persons not counting the Papal Huuci,
and the Ambassador OF the Porte who had no, rived
there At date. Five Ambassadors there Of the
nrst rank those Of the great Powers will each give
grand ball. and sach will be compelled to cree, a bal
has arrived there from Madrid accompanied BY q few
spanisrds; although be occupies osal position, he l.
the object OF very aatterpg ATTENTION the p CT the
Russian Court that persons who take interest
that species Of contemplation look forward 10 speedy
newz cf diplomatic relations between 81 Petersburg and
Madrid Prince GorischskoG. who had been unscl Tor
some days, better on the 18th INST.
The London Star OF the leth INST. says Very much
interest viii st,sch to the discussions which open
this week IN Brussels economic and social questions,
and hear from corrcspou ience that the BsIgas
Court about give the Congresses all possible patron
age.
The in,cfserce from Cabu, inciucng news from Hr.
rat conflicting account representing tho Ptrsians
in the latter place % being triumphant and another rep
resentng them being defeated.
despatch iron Constaptnople Of the Sta OF September
Gays LIN consequence Of the Representations Of NJ dc
Bouierer and OF the other Ambassadors the Porte has
abandoned project OF expedition against Monene
arc This affair will be settled by the conferences Of
Paris.
The affair in Kabyla Algeria, which took place on the
I'd inst. detailed In a report N the Secretary OF War,
Of France The crops Of The French hal been gathered
and heapcd up around the village Of Ira e Nzam,
when e,0oO Kabyes came down TO burn them. The
frttCh had there but native detachment battalion
o. the ssth reg nent, and q squadron Of Chssscurs
Arigue. lqe NATIVES were put iorWMa IN aaNauSe,
and tie regulars ned IN conceament The Ksbyles
furousy and back the native contingent,
but suddenly found themselves charged with the bayonet
By the battalion Of infantry. Notwithstanding the
peroriy Of discipline and side OF the French,
The great disparity o. numbers rendered the cJntesi
severe, and It's result, Tor time doubtfd until tue
Cbasserrs dAfiquo chs, Vcd finally, with great elect
and the enemy fed. On the 6th the mounaineers came
down again, but they had - reckoned the consider.
able renorcements the French had received In the inter
val end they were driver back with loss II is ssid TIA,
expedition against the Kabyles will At once take place
Aug operations tina, the French may have contemplated
against the Rio pirates are, for the present postponed
Accounts from the Canary Islands mention that the
state Of siege by Spain proclaimed there the sb
on receipt orders 70 that effect from the home govern.
ment
Government had received dispatches from Tho Captain
General 81 Cuba dated the 18th August songuncng tina,
the ISLAND continued 70 enjoy tranquility and that It's