The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-11

The steamship Fulton, which left Southampton
on 10Th of July, arrived at this port last evening"
with fles of European papers dated on her day of
sailing. The news had been anticipated by our tele
graphic dispatches from Quebec, published yester-
day morning, the Indian and Fulton having left
England on the same day. Parliament was almost
nightly engaged with consideration of the affairs
of India. In the Commons on tn Of July, Mr..
Disrzeh made three hours speech, which was re-
piled to by Mr.. Vernon Smith and other gentlemen.
The debate ended by the adoption of motion pro-
posed by Lord John Russell that an address be pre-
scented to her Majesty, TO her that the House
would support her in any efforts necessary for the
suppression Of the disturbances in India We pub
lish a report Of the speeches.
Great excitement prevailed with respect to the
issue OF the race for the Goodwood Cup. Some of
the English papers claim already that the American
horses are descended from English stock, and hence,
by inference, their chance for triumph. A descrip-
ton Of the cup, with report of the latest betting
is given.
The British ship Agamemnon sailed on the 18th
of July from the river Thames for Cork, with her
portion Of the Atlantic telegraph cable board. It
expected that the entire feet would unite at the
rendezvous about the Goth Of July. Messrs. Newall
Company, in reply to the London Times, explain
the reason why twist occurred in the half Of the
cable manufactured a. their house.
The leading French exiles deny any completely
with the recent conspiracy for the assassination of
the Emperor Napoleon.
Spain had accepted the mediation Of England and
France in the matter Of her dispute with Mexico.
Santa Anna had an agent in Madrid.
The Italian insurgents were on trial In Naples.
in Belgium the city Of Brussels had been the
Of great festivities. The 26tb anniversary Of
the accession 10 the throne of King Leopold was Gel
ebraed, and the Jetes in honor Of the marriage Of
Prime cess Charlotte with the Arch-Duke Macmillan of
Austria had commenced with great splendor. Prince
Albert went over from England on the occasion.
Royal preparations were being made In England
for the reception Of the Emperor and Empress of
France, who were expected TO visit Queen Victoria
Immediately.
The London money market was depressed, owing
to the news from India and heavy failure.
English accounts state that the race for the Good
wood Cup this year would be the most interesting on
record. The Amer an horse Pryor was baked
spiitedly at Tattersalls on the Monday previous to
the race, 1t having been asserted that he bad within
a few days, run two miles and haf-which is the
length Of the Goodwood course-in four minutes
The rsce for the Good wood was run last year 10
4:59. Elsewhere we give full account OF every
thing that has come 10 hand respecting this iute
resting event, with the specustons TO the result
together with description Of the cup TO be run tJr
This cup In said 10 be noble OF oxidized silver
in The style OF the sixteenth century, and il des.
crbed as exceedingly beautiful, and of the most
artistic workmanship. The race was run on Thurs
day, the 3oth July, aud the Canada, which left
Liverpool on Saturday, the LIST instant, will bdng
the result. She is nov fully due at Halifax, and
may receive her news az any moment.
Up TO 10 o'clock last evening the steamer Canada
had not arrived at Halifax. She Is now in her
eleventh day out, and viii probably bring very in
teresting and important news from India China
and throughout Europe.
We publish this morning description Of the
yacht Charter Oak, owned by Mr.. Webb, OF STAN
ford, Connecticut, which sailed from New York for
Liverpool on goth Of June and arrived in safety a.
we are advised by the steamship Indian At ouebec
The Charter Oak had only two men on board when
she reached port. She was sailed by her owner.
Our correspondent Washington gives US very
clear history Of the difficulty with Venezuela. which
appears 10 be the result Of certain speculaons in
gusno entered into by parties in Boston and Phila.
delphis. No further Indian outrages have taken
place in Minnesota, but great alarm stall prevails
among the settlers who in great numbers were
leaving their Improvements. The Postmaster Gene
raj has nearly completed arrangements TO concen-
irats the great Northern and Eastern mails al Gin
cinnsti. with view 10 their more prompt and ex
pedtous distribution. Captain John Pope has
been ordered 70 the command Of the Portsmouth
Navy Yard.
The Emigration Commissioners, attended by the
Health Officer Of the port, some Of the Health Com
miss'oners and other invited guests, paid visit
yeseday TO Segune's Point. The object Of the
visit vas TO inspect the grounds and newly erected
hospital buildings, before deciding upon the ques.
tion Of their acceptance from the Quarantine