The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-26

r. Gosdsnovit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Neasasz
There were two failures in London, sixteen to
twenty n The silk trade at Manchester and neigh
borhood ten TO twelve in Paris, in Marseilles,
and two in Vienna. II is also stated that, re-
specss commercial losses, very heavy amounts have
fallen on Lyons and Havre. Vienna paper states
tast scarcely day elapsed that some bankrupt
specuis:or cid not commit suicide in that city.
Some Of the London journals affected to believe
taaI the financial difficulties would be Of but brief
C-,stion. They had not, however, received the
news Of TIE Suspension Of the New York bank, nor
OF tba many commercial failures that have occurred
IN tae United States during the present month.
The fow OF specie 20 America had commenced.
ILs Baltic biough, 1868 0oO and 81 100000 are nov
ca The Ysy n the Persia ana Canada.
Tie American produce markets had not been
aJectsj BY tue stringency in the money market
Cotton was firm, with tendency TO advance, while
bresostUfs bad rot materially changed either in
price or demand. Sugar had declined fli per ton.
Tie health Of tie King OF Prussia had slightly
improved In Madrid the ministerial crisis continued.
Tie Oaeen had formed Cabinet. Earl Fitzhardinge
had did Il England.
A. The Newmarket races in England the Cesare-
witch stakes, worth $4,000. were won in gallant
style ~ the American mare Prioress over thirty
competitors. Very heavy bets had been made against
yer previous 70 the day Of contest The vel known
nc! e Iecompts, al-o the property of Mr. Ten
Bc,.ck. rad died suddenly Of choc. Pryor has
beca sAed OF from all bis engagements for the
season.
TIE news from India is more cheering. The dates
are Agra 18th and Delhi 3oth q August. Lucknow
"a Calcutta 9th, Madras 18th and Bombay 18th Of
SeIte a.ber. Delhi still in the hands Of the
Insurgents. gu; another fortnight had passed,
a1o t5e nutinesTs had not been able to make
any sttious attack on the British force opposed
70 t1er On the contrary, they had sustained
several signal defeats, having been beaten
Jy Generals Eyre, Nicholson. outram AMI
Haytiock II succession. General Havelock had OBJ
taine BIZ ninth victory the rebels Bithoor
s1d al ast accounts was waiting at Cswnpore FOR
Inducements in order 70 march to the relief Of Luck
row -he European garrison at that place still held
CT brsyeiy. siege train was daily expected a.
Delhi. al immediately after is being placed in 20.
stioa "a attemp would be made to take the place by
assaalt Strong reinforcements to the British ha ar.
rived at AIahabad. Some additional insurrectiopary
movements had been made by native regiments in
ue Bombay Presidency, but they were quickly sup
prsase6. The Dude insurgents were in large mum
bers, very united and exceedingly troublesome. In
Agra The English garrison was safe, aud had acted
90 the offensive. The Madras Presidency was per
fecay quiet, and the Punjsub. Bendelcund, Hydera-
Lad and Central Ldis were said TO be free from any
tsouhie ~ disorder.
W. base news from Port au Prince, Hayti, to the
80 nst Our correspondent states that the revolu.
sion % san Domingo was nearly at an end, The
aew dynasty was very popular General Santa.
Ia entered Santiago amidst the loudest acclaim.
Genera Bael was stu IN san Domingo, but could
settler make headwsy against his rival nor leave the
cocn.Ts-i fsct be wa prisoner, and II permitted
&c 1tlfe INTO exile. could only DO 40 BY sutrenderng
the pubic funds and abdica,ing unconditon ali his
e1t1Ority. The Haytieu army had returned from
the frontier without firing 0 shot. Business al por,
az Prince and the other Hayten ports was daily
impfoving.
By tie arrival OF the brig Mountain Eagle. Cant
klHLir. at this port yesterday, we have news from
seal. Yucatan, TO the 26th ult. The Campeachy
armed brig Union was still sailing back and forth in
tie hArbor a Sisal but there had been no exchang
~ shots between the fort and her for some days The
forcee q the bellieerents were at short distance
from Campeachy but doing nothing. The schooner
that had been armed by Campeachy had laid down
Ier arm snd sailed for New Orleans on her regular
tus.nees. The Indians in the interior, taking nd.
vantage Cf the d sturbances, entered village some
rxty mise from Merida the capital Of fucatan,
vtth friendly manifestations, and having gained adj
mission - tae houses, commenced TO slaughter the
men. women and children unfortunately, and
very few escaped. More than fye hundred bodies
lad been found, AID more were icing discovered
Csly II the woods vher, they Lad attempted 70
cess 0.' we're oYsrtassa pul murdered many d