New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-04
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARAaO AND THE INDIAN.
FINANCIAL PANIC INCREASED.
RISE IN RATES OF DISCOUNT.
cONsOLs ~ SIS 10 50 81.

CONsOLs ~ SIS 20 IS 3-a.
The United States msi steamer Arago, Capt Lines,
from Hsue ard South inptsu, arrived on Tuesday
morning, having passed the Needles q, p m Oct
81.
The Arsgo brings 3O6 passengers, the usual mails,
t&s9, 900 in specie and $50 turs merchandise.
Among her passengers are the Hon. A. Belmont ana
ADiy, late Charge dAffaires to the Hague, Charies
1.Loosy, ESQ Consulate from Ansns Henry G.
Carey, esq, Of New.Jersey; Mrs. Col Fremont cni'd
I'D servants Lorenzo Starr, esq, bearer OF dispatches
from London; the Very Rev. c. Maiohsut oil New
Orleans; the Rev. DR.. Cummings OF New-fork, aud
Cent Charles L. Coffin, and the first officer OF the
American ship Richard Anderson foundered st Sea-
Tia Arago brings specie to the following persons:
rive Pig. specie, to B. Berend Co; II do A%eh,sn
ps,cp.s an EIpress 10 4 do De Rhsm Co do J. Merriam
xss:.; 'i 90" G. RO.isSs Co. Do Coriinoi adO to
ssss1. =,
The Ariel steamer, which left New-York on the Sd
Of October did not arrive at Cowes till the morning OF
- 18th, having had a very stormy passage. The
CsssdA which left Halifax on the 9Th, arrived az Law
wpoo the sane day as the Ariel.
The commercial news from this side the Atlantic,
received hS the same steamer had utfsvoabls ef-
Ssct on the Evgish stock Exchange the 18th ult.
The Bark Of Epgland raised their rate of discount
Monday, to per cent This step taken solely in
sst sequerce Of the American news.
Pie Bank of France had raised it's rate Of discount
rom g. to u per cent.
The latest quotations of Copsols on the 10th, in
London, were sst to Ssi Bank stock, PIP to III;
reduced 81 to S73.
The rate Of discount a. Hamburg had advanced to
- per cent
The pressure on the money market at Hamburg be-
same more stringent when the telegraph conveyed the
Negligence of the Bank Of England having made
usther advance in their rate of discount and it was
inpossibIe to obtain cash or owsr terms than per
cent for the most unobectOnsble pap0
AZ Bremen the tghtDeis had been, il possible, IN 're
severe.
Emigration to America from Hamburg was going on
spon large scale.
A dhpsteh from Bucharest says that the Walschia
elections had passed of as quietly as those OF Mol
asvis.
Il Is confirmed from Madagascar that the Queen
Ass expelled all the French and English residents from
her dominions The decree is dated August %. The
reason assigned 10 that the Europeans entertain the
pse;ec of dethroning the Queen and placing her son,
Rinee Rakouton, on the throne.
The French Legislative Body is to be convoked for
Ne end Of November, and the Council of State was to
resume its lsbors on the Goth Of October.
The King Of Prussia continued to show symptoms OF
iuvrovrg health, but would no. be 10 a condition to
sAtend to business for long time.
The Germanic Diet was to reassemble at Frankfort
On the 22d.
A private letter from Stockholm states that Count
% Plsten has been definitely named 10 succeed the
Baron do Hochsehd as Minister Of Sweden in London.
Mr. w. j. Fox was elected member for Oldham on
Ne 18th, without opposition.
There was Q marked Improvement on Change at
Yienpa on the 18th alt.
The consequences Of an abundant harvest were
being felt throughout France the prices Ct bread hav
M fallen in most dstricts TO the ordinary prices In
plentiful years.
Loud Howde Is said to have had a long private
audience Of the French Emperor ct St. Cloud, at
which the principal topic Of conversation wac 'ho
psesent state Of Spain and the most complete accord
snts on that subject between England aud France
VA the result
The suspension of Messrs. whsu Mclean & Co.,
Of Glasgow, and Hamilton, Canada, announced on
the Eughsh Stock Exchange, but 1t was stated that
the assets show considerable surplus.
The lex Queen of Dude was stated to be danger.
ssssy in at Q temporary residence occupied by her
Hajesty at Richmond.
Not the slightest clue had been obtained to the
Wsterloo Bridge murder and mutistion.
The American ship Richard Anderson, from Rotter.
dam for Baltimore, with general cargo, was aban-
Soned q. sea on the Goth Of September waterlogged
end dissbled, and the captain and crew saved and
arrived at Southampton. The name Of the second
mate, who was drowned was John Aldridge
The Art Treasures Exhibition at Manchester had
slosed On the l7th and The Times says with financial
profit.
A royal ordinance, signed by the King Of Prussia,
vss daily expected ct Berlin Professionally deegatng
sAe royal powers to the Prince Of Prussia. This
would avoid formal regency to which the consent Of
he two Chambers would be necessary.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, Tuesday, Oct. 20, 1857.
The sales Of CorroN for the pas. three days have
bsen 10 900 bales including 900 bales speculation.
Prices closing ll6a ID. y ID lower. The sales to-day
were only l,000 bales; all TO the trade.
BRrADsrurrs are quiet.
Provisions dull.
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