The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-29

The News.
The screw steamship Indian, which left Live
pool on the morning OF the 18th inst, arrived at
Quebec on Sunday morning, and the steamship
Arabia, from Liverpool morning of the 10th inst,
arrived at Halifax yesterday thus placing us in pos
session of weeks later European intelligence.
The news is interesting, and in some respects i'm
portant- The papers state that the questions at
issue between Great Britain and the United States
are in a fair way Of adjustment. Spain has again
been coDvulsed with one Of those popular insur-
rections which are so common in that county. The
revolt grew out OF the opposition compelling Espar
tero and his colleagues TO resign and the formation of
q new ministry, with Gen. 0Donnell at its head In
Madrid the National Guard and citizens fraternized
Gen. InfanLe and Pscheta, bull fighter headed the
revclucionists and for thirty hours kept up bloody
fight with the troops, but were eventually overcome
and the government remained triumphant At every
point. Except in Sarragossa, at last accounts the
instruction had been crushed out the national
guard had been distanded, and she country declared
in a state Of seige As soon as the news Of the in
surrection reached Paris orders were issued
for the dispatch of an army of observation
TO the Spanish frontier. There had been dis
turbences in Copenhagen, melted by the Nor
mon emissaries, which required the intervention of
the soidiery TO quell them. Lord Palmerston had
stated in Parliament that the English government
was not prepared TO explain what line Of policy 1t
would pursue wisa respect TO the affairs Of Italy, as
suggested by the Congress u Paris. Late accounts
from Italy repre- sent the condition Of Affairs there
anything but satisfactory. Signs OF discomfort bad
become manifest among the army, and revolt was
likely 20 occur at any moment. The Duke OF Cam
bridge has been appointed commanderin-chief ofthe
British army King 0thos abdca.ion Of the throne Of
Greece was still spoken Of and Prince Adalbert OF
Bavaria pointed 10 as his successor. The Empress
Of Austria has been confined Of daughter. The
cotton market at Liverpool had fuctua;ed during
the week preceding the 18th, but closed firm at the
prces current al the sailing Of the steamer Of the
18th. BreadstGfs, owing 10 the prevalence Of wea-
ther unavorabe for the grain harvest had improved
Consols are quoted at s5lao5l, with no material
change in the money market Previous rates for
American stocks were maintained but the demand
was inactive.
Nv the Arabia we have a.so later dates from
China, India and Australia. The ins1rcotion
around Canton had been suppressed bot affairs gene.
rally had rot materially improved. In India another
revolt Of the santals was apprehended In North.
err Madras all was tranquil. An active export Of
cotton Il reported Melbourne dates to the 18th
Of Anrn. Trade was active, and gold had decli1ed
10 7es. Cd There is nothing new In politics The
ship Eoyal Charter had made the voyage from Liv.
erpoo 70 Melbourne in the remarkable short time Of
Gifts nine days only.
The European news received yesterday by the In.
dian came 70 hand too late for it, effect the
Ike: 10 be felt. Before the rews 600 400 bales Of
cotton we're sold a; unchanged prices. After ~ re-
ceipt no sacs we're reported. Flour was heavy, and
common 20 medium brands were about Sc. per barrel
lower. 200 q 800 bills. new Virginia, Petersburg,
Moth side and Hope Mills brands were sold at
o.. Wheel was pretty a;tiyc. and quite firm
for choice qualities. Handsome new Mary.
land sold al 81 81, and choice Canada At
Al 81. The sales embraced lower grades Of
Canadian. Western and southern. quotations for
which win be found n another column. Corn was
In good demand with free sales but at rather easier
prices, which ranged from SEC. from the slip, for
distilIing caryocs, to 5sc. from store, and sound
Western mixed al Coo Gle. No Southern yellow
was on the market Prime Southern white was held
nj s0c Pork sold in a moderate way, at $40 37l
for mess. Sugars sold 70 the extent Of 200 900
hhds, 800 Of which were Porto Rico, so New or.
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boxes all az STEADY and full prices. Freights were
slack for Liverpool and rather easier for shippers;
while 70 London and the Continent they were IN.
changed.
By the arrival Of the bark Manval, Capt. Perry,
nj his port yesterday from Turks Islands, we have
received papers to the 18th inst. They contain no
local news Of the slightest importance. vessel at
Grand Turk, from Port su Plat, reports that the
Emperor SouIouque was about TO acknowledge the
indcpcnde1ce Of the Domn lean republic, and that
N treaty Of peace win shortly be concluded between
the two parties who nhsbt the island Of 81. Do
srniago. Commissioners 10 he appointed by both
governments for the purpose o. fixing the boun-
ssyies, and the English and French consuls are to
! 1t M usapires In any dispute which may arise.
opes are entertained that the peace may be lasting
an 4 that much good viii result thcrefrom to al
paa ties concerned.
n the arrival of the lark Ariel, Captain Chess
man. we have received sdyices from Port-su-Prinec
~ the 18th inst. Captain Chesemsn reports that Il
vas perectly healthy at that place that there were
~, nor had there beer during bis stay, any cases
~ sickness among the shipping.
heavy storm prevailed last evening west Of Pitts
and gua, o. causing suspension OF Geographic
.,,sreu. For the came reason we were unable 10 OBJ
lair ANYTHING rom Halifax yesterday afternoon,
anti s.ou' SIX O'Clock, pDd during the whole even.