The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-14

EW YORK HERALD, NC
gszsa With the interest those worn uniforms,
the flags torn to ribbons the eagles here sni there
perforated with f,ussian bullets. Each one detailed
e his nsgheor the story Of the part ths bsttsiien
on the dangers they had bravsd the privstoas they
nso s,meIsd and the glory they had won At once
minutes his Majesty, preceded BY the guides, and
followed BY bis brilliant stan and no less brilliant
stands Hs was received At the B.sle oy Marshal S
Maensn; and the Evolutionary troops having placed
h viz sas 0 sps. o. their 'rySns
which covered the Place De la BastiIs and the I'd.
zines Of the troops, returning to the centre near the
Pillar Of July 1880 and, the officers having drawn up
around him his Majesty delivered in firm and strong
voice the following address to the uoops:-
SoIDIERs-I have you other times 20
man senate went 70 the gatss Of Rome meet her victorious
painful % no
more and deep sorrow that could not myself lead you on to
Soldiers of the Guard soldiers of the Line bid you
You al represent that Of the East whose
whoe have invested with new sre eagles
The country alive that Accomplished East
have recalled though the war be not terminated be-
sbs e s
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ready 70 ere ssr n
yogrssyss in ne Renee have slIs.Sy SECURED
ill., return Scd ior having spared
low citizens, whose acclamaions await you.
India and China.
We have received the following telegraphic despatch
from Tfieste:-
TRrRsrE Saturday Dec 90
The steamer Bombay arrived here this morning in lsi
from m s she left on the sd
with advices from Calcutta Of the sOth Of November
Bombay, Sd of December; Shanghai, 9th of November
vember.
On the 7th November there was collision between the
Hindoos and Mahomedans at Dude in which 500
SLAIN The Hindoos were victorious. The Mahome-
dan leader was killed Hsrat has been taken by the Per-
slams.
Lord Dalhouse returned to Calcutta on the Goth of
November The export Of saltpere is prohibited from
Idia except to English ports The markets in India
advanced Exchange al Bombay e. 1as az Calcutta us
2s. The mission have returned from Ava. No treaty
was signed Many pirates have been destroyed on the
AT canton Tranquil ity prevails, but 800 persons
decapitated weekly. Trade in China dull, without
1od at Shanghai 6s. 7d. The Pasha Of Egypt has re-
scinded the prohibition on the expectation Of wheat and
Indian corn.
The Latest Dispatches.
MARSKIIEs, Dec. 27, 1855.
We have intelligence from Constantnope to the 18th.
The Crmean submarine telegraph is broken The jour
mails state that it will be difdcut and take long
establish it, Storms continue. Four merchant vessels
have been thrown on the Ciimean coast
No inells ence has yet been received of tie steam
Junius The victims shipwrecked at the mouth Of
the Danube feared be at the least three n:red
although the Austrian packet saved great number.
General Williams and the prisoners of Kars have been
sent to Te6s Colonel SchwartzenbuTg had succee led
in reaching Erzeroum The journals announce that the
Russia found at Kars 1000 wounded and $50
III. de ProEesh had arrived at Constantinope. The
Conferences the Prncipalties will soon open. NOE
of Lord Stratord proposes the reunion Wachia aud
Modavia, with an elected hereditary Prince. There
would be national army, and the tlibure would no
longer be paid to Turkey.
DRESDEN, Dec. q, 1855.
Bare Seebach Saxon Minister in Paris and son-inlav
of NJ de Nesselrode who is about to proceed to St. Pc
tersburg, is to throw some light the affairs
and recommend moderation TO tae Russian Government
which regards the naturalization of the Black Sea differ
entity from the Western Powers.
VIENNA Dec. 80 1856.
The day before yesterday Count Buol communicated
the terms of to Prince Gorschako They those
mentioned in the Times of the 18th of December BY the
cesson of SO much Of the Territory Of Bessaraba
OF the Danube meant the cesson of tina part of Bess
arabia which lies between the fortress OF Choyn the
north the Salt Lake Sasyk the south and the Pruth
the west Three weeks from the day Of delivery the
time allowed for consideration. The foregoing is
thentic
Financial and Commercial Affairs.
From the London linnes Dec 3l1
Notwithstanding the unfayorable character of the
Bank returns the English funds opened this morning at
recovery of eighth from yesterdays prices and nj
timatey closed with considerable frmness further
slight advance. Consols frst quoted 88< u ex
dividend, and they left of at sS1a to 70.
dimnution Of the demand for money il the stock ex
change together with the satisfactory character of the
Board Of Trade returns and the Australian advces were
among the causes that led to increase of confidence
Pank stock closed at 2e5 to 200; reduced $50 to "
New three per CENTS 88S to 80; long aunutes. 49,
annuties, 1885, lo S16 excbequer bonds, 9TS to x,
India bonds and exchequer bills 81 to 49, discount
Foreign securities heve exhibited little alteration the
amount Of business having been limited In Turkish SIX
per Cents the transactions were ct $50 and and the
per Cent Scrip dealt in at B. and 1t ef, off at 3 to
TX discount The other operations comprised Mexican
and e5 for money, and s3ai for the accouot.
holiday was observed in the Paris BouIse to day to
welcome back the Imperial Guard.
f416 in gold brought by the Donald Mckay but ii is
expected that the principal portion will be taken for the
Mercantile advices from St. Petersburg of the 18TH
inst, contain the significant announcement that the
Banks had limited the amount of their cash payments
lowing to the scarcity of bullion" but that they had
not ceased issuing cash entirely This will explain the
urgent efforts recently made at Berlin and elsewhere to
raise loan on almost any terms.
circular has been issued this afternoon by Messrs
Carter Co., the shipowners, who suspended year ago
under very honorable circumstances, announcing pay
ment in full to all their creditors With per cent in
terest on the 9th Of January next Their liabilities
amountedto eos, 900.
WRIGHT, JUNIOR AND CO.'S CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, Dec 28, 1885,
Our last circular advces dated 21st and for
warted Canada At this of the year business
matters do not usually assume any great amount OF
activity and the present forms exception to the geue
raj rule Political events void Of msteral interest
and prospects of peace partake of surrse than
probability There however greater number dis
posed argue avoraby Of the mper dog negotiations
though relaxation has taken place In the
for continuing the vigoroly the Forthcoming
pagn The call for money does not abate although the
bank returns show rather favorable statems Mt
and the promise of early arrivals Of the precious metals
encouraging. Trade is not active but is
Quoted sound basis and more hopeful anticipatons
are INDUCED In.
Cotton presents change prices about the same
and the general features OF the market remain unatered
Spinners limit their purchases to small lots expecting
increased choice when the recent import is landed and
the doubtless influences both spectators and
exporters The American advces also tend to deter the
latter from extending operations and induce holders to
ofer freely. complete change in the character Of the
weather has occurred and last weeks tables will ploba
bly, exhibit the minimum stock of the season.