The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-24
Sew York, Friday, October "a. 1850.
The News.

By the arrival OF the Arabia a: Halifax we have
three days later INTEL gence from Europe. II pre-
SCENTS but few features of interest The wthdra wal
Of nearly million OF pounds sterling in the course
Of week from the Golfers vi the Bank OF England,
and decrease OF two and a half million pounds
sterling in the stock of bullion in the Bank OF
Dfance, facts which will afford subject for anx
ious speculation in commercial circles. As regard
the Bank Of England, the sum mentioned is the
largest in amount, we believe, that has ever been
withdrawn ffcm the vaults Of that establishment in
that brie. space OF tine. The influence of such a
circumstance alone on the trading community i
sufficient 10 create panic, and we fear that we
shall bear Of q good many mercantile disasters in
Great Britsin before the close Of the year. The
affairs OF Naples still remain in the unsettled
state. The King continues Obstinate and there is
no probability of his being brought to reason
80 long as he thinks he can count upon the
fidelity o. his army. The appearance Of the
ADgloFrench fleet in the Bay Of Naples win, how
ever test the grounds of this reliance on his part
There is little doubt but that will be followed by
popular movement, and II the troops sympathize
with i, az is not improbable, there Will BE- end
70 the BOURBON sway in that kingdom. and possibly
revival OF The Murat dynasty. grand banquet
had been given 10 Professor Morse by the English
telegraph companies. Mr.. Cyrus w. Field, of This
crty, was one Of the guests. Professor Morse had
successfully demonstrated the practicabty Of com
munieating by magnetic telegraph across the Allan
TIC. The cotton market was quite buoyant, and
Inferior and middling qualities had advanced one
sixteenth 10 one-eighth OF penny.
by the Arabia we have news from Australia.
Business had been dull in consequence OF continued
vet weather, out speedy revival was looked for.
The news Published yesterday from Nicaragua
believed in quarters and doubted in Others.
The follow despatch from Harris, Morgan 4 Co.,
Of New Orleans, 70 Charles Morgan Sons, of this
city seems to be more probable than hat frs, re.
cei-es;-
Erw orIrASs, 0c'. p, 1853.
Ne sa&msr TepIessce arrived TO day. The steamer
ornaba Al San JaAE del SGD, In Anyways srJm Ses
yorx.
walker had had two severe battles with the enemy, 10
scsn d woch be successful lie enemy being roii,i
sS,h Al Granada ana Msnsgus, with loss, klisd asd
wounded. ECO
The Texas, which vas TO have left this port yes
terdsy for Nicaragua viii not leave till tomorrow.
In another column will be found two interesting
official documents connected with the Affairs OF Nj
sapgua-the report OF Father Will the results OF
his diplomatic mission 10 the United States, and the
protest OF the government OF Peru agains; the re
eogni,ion Of Walker by our government. The for
ner rs just what might have ben expected from The
simple minded and cred1lJus cid Padre lie -
PORTS 70 his government. that the enthusiasm ex,sa
N this country FOR the caa.c o. Walker Il unbound
ed and hints that II Is in small degree owing 70
the reported mineral wealth of Mic .tagaa. There
~ no doub. tha. the Padre found the evidences u
tbi enthusiasm amongst the spectators OF New
York and Washington, BY whom be was regularly
Leset during bis mission here. The protest o, Peru
shows that that government IL very much alarmed
nj ,he new order o. things in Nicaragua, and felr'
that 1t only the precursor u invasion Of iis own
territory.
We have dates from Baenos Ayres to the 18th Of
August. II wa anticipated tn; the coming season,
I'm business lolus Of view, woald he the mos, "a
vorable ever known. Toe button in the province
. Santa re had been attended with 30 important
results Cen Orono had beea arrested aud impri.
s,ped at Rosario. At Mon.cviae) political aifiirs
were In an unsettled state. Col. Battle had been
appointed Minister o. Fiasnee n place Of Le;oq,
VINO had heen compelled 70 re ire.
In another part o. t,days paper We pnolish .
letter from Hon n. r. Banks Jr.. in answer 10 the
structures q Mr.. samuel D. RuSgles upon the 81 =
tsticsl statements % the first namci gentleman.
introduced in the able speech delivered BY him a.
ise Merchants * :hsnge some weeks since. Mr.
Banks completely demolshes Mr. R1gsles srgl-
ments and proves conclusively that Mr.. Rnggles
knew very little Of the u}eci be undertook to
discuss.
The meeting which vas held las evening ia
Tompkns square 10 ratfy the nomination o. Hon.
John Cochrane az democrats candidate for the sixth
Cong essonal district was a most slcosssfa affair.
The candidate made an able aud elaborate address
70 the voters. OF whom there were bet ycea twelve
and fifteen thousand on the ground. A full report
viii BE- found elsesher
Nv reference 10 our teisgraphic despatch from
Washington ii will be seen that Attorney General
Cushing has rendered several opinions Of impor
tapce 20 masters 81 vessels trading . foreign ports
The will Of snson q. Phelps, involving property
10 the amount of over two millions Of dollars, Is
row tefJre the Supreme Court in friendly suit for
the proper construction of it, many complicated
and contingent provisions.
We are assured that The plans o. the proposed
City Hail. adopted last night By the Board Of Coun
cilmen will ccs this city not less than eight millions
u dollars Charming prospects for tax payers.
The British Arctic discovery snip Resolute il now
ready for sea. and will leave as soon az orders are
received from Washington for her sailing.
The steamer Hero, The opposition boat between
Providence and New York. struck on a rock in
Providence river on wednesday night and sunk
The passengers were taken Of in safety.
There waa o meeting 81 skirt weavers lac, niabi'
These men made strike about three weeks ago
they state that they only received eigh.yeov,n
cents day and that their employers wanted 70 r.
.rce that 20 seventy-four Gems. report Of their
proceedings will be found in another column.
The cotton market was unsettled yesterday and
auJ,ations irregular. The sales were confined q
about 500 bales. The European news had favorable
Influence on breadstuiis. Flour advanced about 1Oc
,er bbl Wheat was in active demand for export,