The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-21
THE KIAGARA'S MAILS.
THE FINANCIAL CRISIS IN EUROPE,
DC, &C., &c

The mails Of the Niagara reached this city from Boston
| at IL o'clock yesterday morning.
Our European files contain the following additional re
ports relative to the effect Of the American financial crie
| in Europe
The Glasgow Nail says-we understand that The steam
ship Glasgow, which sailed from the Bromieaw for New
York last week had not eighth Of the cargo Of
merchandise Such has been the effect Of monetary
panic in America. II only pity that the diminished
rate Of exports had not commenced few months ago
II is stated that the monetary pressure in Vienna very
severe, and that in about fortnight less than hun
dred and Gfty failures had occurred.
The German States the point Of coming 70 some
general arrangement TO protect the interests Of The
merous cmgrants from German ports the United States
by appointing emgrant inspectors on the English plan.
Advces received by telegraph from st. Petersburg,
state that no want Of money felt tore and that eager
ness manifested pay up advance the shares OF
the Russian railways.
The ministerial crisis in Belgium does not appear to
have advanced much towards solution. There W
be doubt that NJ Henri do Brouckere did accep, the
mission to compose Cabinet and the following
names at moment in circulation 70 those
which would be found his list.-IIeds, Interior Fa
dar Justice; Quoiln, Finance; Rensrd War and NJ do
Brouckere himself taking the administration Of the depart
ment OF Foreign Affairs. The intention wns, appears,
to form ministry merely for business, to carry Affairs
until the elections in June, 1858. Since then, n. do
Brouckere having ascerancd from several conferences
with members Of the left that such position would be
untenabe for any ministry found himself obliged 70
form the King that the projected arrangement could not
be carried and that he feared would be impossible
for him TO compose Cabinet
letter from Naples OF the 30th Of October states that
the Princess nona Maria sister of the King and wife Of
Ion Sebastian Of Spain, had become i'll that the last
had been administered her. but thai H. r.
H. afterwards became a little better though the greatest
dlsquietude continued to be felt respecting her.
An imposing ceremony took place lately at Sebasopol,
the mortal remains Of Lieutenant Coonels Fonfrede and
Jolly Dcshayes having been exhumed and embarked on
board the American Susan jane be brought 70
France for re-nterment All the Russian garrison was
under arms and paid due military honors.
The magnificent piece Of ordnance as a present by
the citizens of Boston the people of Piedmont for tho
Notifications Of Alessandra, was placed the Piazza
Realc Of that town Tn the 2sth uh.
the occasion Of the Of the Emperor of Russia
to his States the Inrade Russc publishes article
the interview Of stuttgard, in which the following pas
sage relative to the Holy Alliance
The grand defect Of the Holy Alliance that was not
based any positive IDEA That alliance in spite Of s
brilliant pro gammc, did not make Belgium for
having separated herself from Holland did not attack the
revolution Of July, and still less that Of February Tho
recent meeting oi the Emperor Of Russia and the Emperor
of the French proves the most striking that the
Holy Alliance, which had taken itself 70 prescribe paths
TO history, an llusory idea which had no practical
basis. Notwithstanding the pious terms In which tho
treaty drawn out the Holy Alliance committed tho
fault Of wishing 10 turn aside the DEGREES Of Providence
II has left TO poscry the conviction that sovercs and
nations do not require special alliances in order 70 live N
peace and friendship and proceed together the path Of
civilization.