The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-29


GOOD The Mo money market was tight At Psrnsm
buco there was an active demand for sugars
Accounts from Oonstantinople Of the 9th Of January
Stale that the British squadron had been spprsed Of ito
approaching Departure nevertheless, viii continue TO
soiourn the Black Sea until the Ausans evaouate the
Dunubian provinces. For that reason Lord Lyons has
sent 70 Malta for provisions.
The British fleet in the Persian Gulf Fastening ts
operations order to have them terminated before three
months the period Of the excessive heats The English
are exciting the Governors OF the provinces 10 separate
from the Shah The Shah ia making great preparations
for defence Notwithstanding the perjury Of his finances
and the fear Of revolt. The Persian army had taken
possession OF all the towns situate the road 70 Canda
bar
The Russian foulla In the Caspian Sea had already
landed troops in the Percel Islands, alleging the ancient
treaties Of alliance between Russia and Persia.
The Russian Ambassador Annikof had quilted Teheran.
IL was SAID really charged with mission to demand as
sistance for Persia at 81. Petersburg.
The London Commercial Gasae OF the 18th inst. says
meeting Of the English Shareholders Of the New York
and Erie Erc1d took PIsoe YESTERDAY 81 me S once
street. for the purpose Of considering the expedency OF
making communication 10 the Board Of Directors Of
company In New York with reference 70 the nnancA DO
stion of the company and the resumption Of the pay
mont Of cash dividends but nothing Was done 70 carry
into effect the object contemplated.
authority Of letter from Kalsch that the troops Of the
last Russian Polish levy but have received orders to
leave Immediately for the Caucasus 1t is believed thai
they are 10 reinforce the corps Of observation Of
men, which II Is asserted assembled on the extreme
frontier OF Persia. appears adds the Potre that SO
rous operations expected in the beginning Of spring.
70 oountebalauce the probable results Of the English
petition In the Persian Gulf.
The English money market frmer on the 18th inst
owing speculative purchases and cessation Of money
sales Consols for money s3x, 9a and $685. "a for
the account New per cents, s3I to o. Exchequer
bills firm at par 10 a. premium. Foreign stocks rather
more active Railway share market rather active, but
prices fiat.
very strong feeling prevails In London against the
exclusive manner In which the Atlantic Telegraph Com
pany has been got up and the exclusive machinery with
which Is oogged, and another company il being orga
nsed with the intention Of going direct to the shores Of
the United States instead OF passing through English
lonia possessions This will place England and America
equal footing in political point Of Wow, and is
hoped that both the and people Of the United
States will give the new company the best support
The Monitesr de Ia Fote oontradcts statement made
In the Independence Beige to the effect that the French
government had resolved 10 abandon the occupation OF
Tahiti.
The Courier du HARE of'Janusry Is says;-A COME
renee IN reAuOn 10 Souno pis0e on
Of January Copennagen. II seems certain that the
suppression Of the toll has been agreed upon will be
suppressed from the opening Of navigation, that
say in April next All the Interested States have agreed
70 indemnify Denmark but remains to be decided If the
capitalization amount viii be paid In ct once or by install
ments.
The London Times or January 10 says;-The Arctic
ship Resolue remains moored of Chatham dockysrd Ia
nearly the same state when handed over by ihr
American government the only persons allowed 70
board being those connected with the docgyard. Yeser
day preparations commenced for removing Der
stores into Chatham dockysrd. The Resolute was Oil
oialy inspected BY party Of Engiah engineer officers
Chatham 18th instant.
We have advices from India dated Bombay, 18th; Cal
outta 9Th Madras l3h and Ceylon, the I7th OF Deem
Der. No had been received OF the Persian Gulf
petition The force under Brsadier ChAmberlayne hA i
nearly reached Cabul. Az Bombay the import market
was steady. Exports were in good demand. Freight.
had declined. The banks had again raised their rates
interest Exchange, ITO az At Calcutta the import
ket WAS dull Exports were In good demand; freight
were less nrm the money market was becoming NOR
stringent. Exchange, 6eth to az Al Madras tber
was no alteration In either import export maske,
Money was plentiful; freighs had riaen. Exchaugt
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