The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-20

Total miles ..... 24s
Tine 10 days 10 hours from Cowes and 10 and 20
houn from HAvre, including s'oppage at Cowes Hada
stormy winter passage As regards weather and sea-
The Collins steamship Atlantic Captain Oliver Edrdge,
which left Liverpool eleven O'Clock, morning of
sth Of July arrived dock at five clock last evening
The Atlantic brought 500 tons heavy cargo and the
| United States mails.
Our full files Of European papers reached by the At
lantc, but the had been in great MEASURE auic
| paied by the previous arrival Of the Vanderbilt
| The screw steamship Indiana 10 leave southsmp
| ton the same day-the 9Th.
Tho mail steamship Canada, from New York arrived al
J Liverpool on the 9Th.
An action brought the Court OF English Exchequer by
Of the United States mail steamship Atlantic
against tho Marine Insurance. determine the average
per ntage which the entitled jures
to the vessel which compelled in Jauua-y 1882, to
put back Cork had resulted In the stopping of the case
and the rendition OF q verde. for defendants.
The low Of gold the Bank OF England continued &C
tive.
Tho English money market rather fat
Mr. Roebuck's motion foi the abolition OF the office Of
Lord Lieutenant In Ireland rejected by the House OF
Commons the 7th inst, by 266 votes against l5l.
The Earl OF Mornpg,on bad died very suddeny, but
Coroner's jury found that II from natural Tao
Ears life was insured for about quarter or million
pounds sterling.
The Earl Of Granville had been invested with
order the Garter and Lord Knnard had received
order of the Thistle
~ the Court Of Bankruptcy Ionicn, on the 7ih Of July
an oGer OF I'd in the pound, In addition TO the L. 81
already paid In the case OF Mr. J. Mare shipbulder
on condition that the bankruptcy should be annuled
refused.
Prince Napoleon Bopaparte was at Falnoslh England
on the 7h IL stan., IN route 10 Dublin, Ireland.
ct
murder continued but expected 10 DO closed the
sth or otn inst.
The republican candidates elected In Fars
the 5th and eh notwithstanding all tue efforts OF gov
crpmsnt The following Ia the defnitive rcysl,;--
Ditrlas OJ1ofition Candidates 0ouL Cdnditr>s
Cd .... Cen cavsgnac $50 NJ Thioaut -. eo52
4th. ....M olivier. COS ~ vGen.. 900
NJ Darimon. 12,ois NJ Lanquein. IL OBS
The Paris Nontetv announces that the Emperor and
Empress will shortly visit Queen Victoria at Osborne
nnug their stay England 70 tina, locality and maintaining
the strictest incosnio.
Count de Morny has been sp pointed President OF the
legislative body Of France.
The poet Bcrsnger Ia said 70 be In a dying state.
lie si>cl, Of Paris Of July I, has the following
Mrs Fremont has just arrived from New York, Parts
Colonel Frement 10 10 Join her at his return from California,
where he called account Of the working Of his aur
ieroun properties OF Marposa u known that Colonel
Fremont, candidate for the Presidency the United Saes
obtained great number Of votes and acquired, by the
the esteem Of even his sdveraies,
The Paris Prose- states q Baron de B. who Lost
his fortune by spccua,ons the Bourse and who sub
ssquenty raised money bills, drove, 9th or Jsy,
from the Rue de RvoB, where he occupied handsome
apartment TO No,re Dame where he committed suicide by
throwing himself from the tower He held 10 his hand a
which he had received from Procureur I'm
pcris TO charge Of forgery. Ills body
vey,d 10 the Morgue
The shipments OF specie to the East from France |
amounted 10 81 s37, zee for the six OF
preren, year from England the shipments have averaged
about million and half per month.
General Of Division Rebel, Commanding q, strssbourE
arrived by order Of the Emperor Napoleon, Baden
Baden the 4ih Instant 10 present The compliments OF
his Imperial Majesty 10 his Majesty tho Emperor OF all tho
Ru,sas.
Prince simon de woron,or and the Princess May o.
woronzon have arrived In Paris The Prince the Of
Field Marshal woropzon Who died recently, aud the
Princess the Of the Countess de Moray The wo-
ronzoGs are one OF the richest families In Russia
The editor the Prgres dU Pas de Calais who had been
condemned to ane end whose paper had been suspend
Cd having appealed against the sentence the appeal has
been rejected
The exhibition OF works by living artisss in Paris Al
uacs crowds in spite Of M character
The public attention chiefly absorbed by The butls
which sbosnd in The gallery and which certainly
s,er the national vanity n they do no, testify 10 pro
sres In art or 10 an elevated appreciation Of historical i'm
partially On Monday Juy g. es than 20 900 persons
visited me exhibition, against II ooo the preceding s.n
day, and $1,000 on the first Sur day after ie opening
The ohaseau de Ia Source du Loiret" where Bonrg. |
broke resided during his disgrace, and where voltafre
read TO the great statesman the manuscript, his aepri
ade," s for sale.
We have lnfor nation 10 tbe silk crop
The breeding ~ the .sworm copcluded In the grea,sr
sansw q IN Hikv@n aurssriss, AID The result "a bar