The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-08
SPECIE LIs1

j. w. Munell, mobile.
VIM Leconey .......................... 220
Homer spfagse Of Boston, care orGoodhue Co 1880
ro,a. s3 ,goe
Tho political intelligence by the Baltic is unimportant
There had been slight decline in the Liverpool cotton
market Sales for the three days 1900 bales, Of
which spectators took 900 and exporters 800 bales
The newspapers report the market generally unchanged,
but Messrs Richardson, Spence Co report decline OF
ono eighth Of penny and prices irregular
The advices from Manchester were unavorable, and
the sales of goods unimportant
Consols closed s9zs sO% for money, and 90 9o4
for account.
The money market slightly easier.
There was an improved feeling in mercantile circes
but failures had occurred, chiefly the Continent
The banks of England and France were each gaining
bullion rapidly.
Nothing later has been received from India Generals
Wilson Havclock be raised TO the dignity of
English baronets-the former Sir Archdae Wilson, Of
Delhi and the latter Sir Henry Havelook of Lucknow
The London says the Chairman of the India Com
pany will propose to the directors grant of f5oo year
10 General Nels widow, addition TO the ordinary al
lowance The Queen had granted permission TO the widow
10 assume the title Of Lady Neill
despatch from Hamburg, of the oath, says:-A new
institution intended TO relieve commercial distress,
announced here to-day, called tho Discount Guarantee
Society with ten million marks banco capital The whole
amount was subscribed in four hours.
In Paris on the 2ath the funds closed at 68.e5 for
money, and 6Tf for account.
Rumors were current of probable funding of the Ex-
chequer bills
The London N1os draws attention cditoraliy 10 tho
friendly relations which President Buchanan seeking 70
secure Brazil and tho United States, and the
great advantages ieIy 10 10 the latter Po,oer
On Thp A a
commercial relationship is sought for.
The London Times has taken back all said in regard to
| General Concha aud the slave trade.
In regard the Mormon the Times Of the oath ut
says
The American public should really begin Ia reflect
the position which their cheap standard Of government
puts them Cheap government good thing, but
cheap government may be dear in comparison with
does for the money. Cheapness and dearness
relative attributes they have relation 10 the quality Of the
article We buy. II government which represents 20.
oooo Of people cannot put down the rebellion OF small
state the whole population OF whch-men, women and
chdren-do not amount TO much more than a hundred
thousand with toerabe despatch, does not funl the
commonest object OF government, and IS high time
should be Strengthening lis military force. State ought
certainly 10 have such an army at any rate as wanted
TO fun the ordinary duty OF police, and the advantage
Of public economy which the American rasps so eagerly
dearly purchased by the national dlscred which Is in
CURED by allowing infamous nest Of Mormonitcs 70
over him for whole year.
Tho London TINES, in loader upon tho activity in the
slave trade questions the policy Of maintaining expcn
syo and Intellectual preventive the squadron employ
cd on the African coast and agaiH advances the en-
couragement Of free African labor az q more likely
remedy
The London Hpes has also an article on riots made
by workngmen In New York and elsewhere, in which II
draws the inference hat The social condition Of the
atlantic ces is rapidly tending ~ similarity cih hdt
whch prerdiis in Errope, and tina, the Northern
board will probably have their turn TO struggle
h.uH HaHt hatfla
with
The Ottoman Porte had received very satisfactory
ances from the Powers formerly neld 10 be bent
union of the PrIncpaties.
II appears decided last that Feroukh Khan has been
recalled Persia To all high post there and tha, he
will revis, England before he takes bis final dcparureor
the Fast.
The visit Of Prince Napoleon 70 Egypt dennitvcly laid
aside az Prince Jerome, at his advanced age, Is unwilling
that bis son should France for any long period
less from a strict call OF duty
Toe French government has applied 10 tho Swiss 10
know the effect Of the different laws usury prevailing
in the various cantons tina, the rate Of interest
s not higher in the where there limit than
in those where the old prohibition exists.
Prussia has Just made a commercial treaty with
Great Britain regards tho onan Islands in behalf Of the
Zoveren by which the ships and subjects Of the 1olve
rein States placed arootng of reciprocity with those
Of England This treaty signed on the iith BY Baron
Manteuilel and Lord Bloomfield.
The subject Of union with the Zoveren has been again
brought before the Diet Of Mecklenburg at s present
sitting and has been again rejected through the opposition
Of tho mobiles.
From Russia VIC learn ,ha, Prince Gsgarn the Cars
Governor General Of Kuas and Mngrca had been
sassnaicd by Of the sovereign princes cf Mngrela
The works the railway from Konig.berg 70 the Rus
sian frontier suspended indefinitely account q the
opposition manifested by the landed proprietors.
The Nd says that the Conference of Paris has bceu put
OF to the month Of January
meeting Of dsers took place In Paris 90 the 23d FOR
the purpose Of addressing memorial TO tho government
TO raise the import duty foreign spri,uous liquors, on
the ground that they cannot compete with Foreigners
depu,a,on Of the dslers o. the Nord informed by
the Minister Of Cousnerce that the government would be
guided by the result Of an inquiry
The Paris Monitetu announces the appointment of H.
Dupn az Procureur Imperial In the Court Of Cessation.
despatch from Paris upon the subject says M Dupin was
formerly President Of the National Assembly. He was
also one Of the most notable adhercnts Of the oreant
party and his acceptance Of office under the empire has
caused great sensation In Paris
The Penipotentaries assemble in Paris on The
2sh u 10 exchange rsncsons ef the treaty relative 70
the new boundary of Bessarsba.
~ Fould, French Minister Of State was on a visit 10
london His visit supposed b haw refsrsnoe 10 NJ
fr@cioi crisis and the situation T he Bark and was
also reported that he coafer with lord Pamcrson
in reference 70 the difficulties Of she Danuban Principal
ties.
The Emperor and Empress of France hal returned 70
Paris
The Courier Sa Bas RAg asserts that ihe headquarters