The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-15

The news yacht of the Associated Press boarded,
on Friday night of Cape Race the Vanderbilt
steamship Ariel from Bremen, and Southampton 4th
inst. enabling to lay before readers this
morning four days later European news three days
in advance OF the arrival of the steamer at this port
and afording tangible proof that this expensive
enterprise of the New York press in behalf Of the
public has been completely successful
The political intelligence from Europe is unm-
portant, and there is nothing later from India. The
financial and commercial news is interesting. AT
London coasos, in the face of depressed money
market, were quoted at s9s sss for money The
cotton market exhibited declining tendency. but no
change in prices is reported since the sailing Of the
Arabia. Breadstufs were dull and some authorities
quote -four sixpence lower. The attempt to launch
the monster steamer Great Eastern on the Sd inst.
proved failure. Another trial will be made early
In December. full account Of the preparations
made for this event is given in another part of to-
days paper. The Ariel has on board 1874 psssen-
gers and $500 900 in specie She viii be due ut this
port On Tuesday next.
By way Of New Orleans we have O brief tele
graphic summary of news from California to the
Goth ult. The San Francisco markets were quiet while
The product Of the gold mines continued to be satsac
tory There had been no arrivals from Atlantic ports
Eance previous advices. The banished Californians
will perhaps be glad to learn that the Vigilance Com
mite have revoked the penalties attached TO their
tentences. The previously reported massacre Of one
hundred emigrants by Indians on the plains is con-
Hrmed. and it was generally believed that the sava.
ges were instigated by the Mormons 10 commit the
Outrage. vessel had arrived at San Francisco from
8 port in China, with intelligence that the European
residents st Nngpo were bsnished the city on the
ath Of August Accounts from Shanghae and Hong
Kong to the LIST and 10th of September respectively,
received by way Of Europe make no alusion TO such
an event.
We have news from Cape Hayden to the LIST inst
The market quotations on that day were:-Cofee
sl24; logwood So 81; douhloons s240; drafts
1920 s224. Captain Mayo, Of Boston, was in good
health. and favorable result Of his trial ex
pected.
very numerou-y attended meeting was held
yesterday afternoon in front Of the Merchants tx
change for the purpose Of adopting measures to de-
fcas the reelection Of Mr.. Wood a. Mayor. A com.
nittee was appointed to confer with the committees
OF the various political parties in the city, that they
nigh, agree upon a candidate. Mr.. Hayemeyer was
nominated A. candidate, but the committee had al
ready had a letter from him declining the nomina.
tion. Mr. James f. Cooley, the Know Nothing can
cidate, was put FORWARD ty one OF ms flehd-, pul
bis name was received with sort Of favor. There
was great dearth Of speakers. but the proceedings
were nevertheless amusing.
The new steamship Adrislic, which left this city
on Friday morning trial trip. returned 10
Sandy Hook yesterday morning for the purpose of
for~ arting 10 town Of the gentlemen interested
In her Tie states that her performances were
entirely satisfactory. She headed of shore again
TO continue the trial. and viii return 10 the city
tomorrow morning She will then take her place
in the Collins line, and sail for Liverpool on the
Plat inst.
From the report Of the City Inspector we learn
That there were 3s2 deaths in the city last week,
increase Of az compared with the mortality Of the
week previous The following table exhibits the
plumber Of deaths during the last two weeks among
adults and children, Distinguishing the sexcs:-
Nm Women. Boys CniG 7sdi
Week endng Nov. Isl n l0s JOG 3I5
Week.