The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-17

Da.o @o from from Cs,prna Garhnnan: 1870
Ditso from other parts of the West Indies. .. 1888
Total value. 81 ooo, ,s6s
Or f2oo 173 sterling pearls value sl3 l64 and cargo
comprising 81 of cochnea II bales of tobacco,
and cases of tortoise shell
The Liverpool Albion says
The bombardment Of Greytown is subject painful TO
she reflection of all rghtmnded men both in England and
he United States The facts familiar to the pub
Kc and shall repeat them On Saturday Sir William
Gore Ouseley, X c. B., sailed for America in the Arabia
Is understood that he is entrusted acih full
osuers arrange this delicate question tcith the President
6e United States and also the other reced questions relat
sV to Central america and the 4osqsao Indians In
making this appointment Lord Palmerson has selected
. minister not connected with his own political
party but connected with the United States by
means Of his wife, who is the daughter of American
citizen Sir w. G. Ouseey Is a gentleman who has ac
qnred considerable reputation as statesman and paci-
eator and he s also personal friend OF Mr. Buchanan,
our brethren America cannot fail that Great Bri
approaches settlement Of this unpleasant affair in
Ae most friendly spirit, and through most conciliatory
agency.
II rs stated that the bark John w. Brookman, of and
Scr New York, leaving Sunderland, serious msun
Aerstandng prevailed board between the captain and
e crew, because the latter complained that the vessel
was not fully manned One had been feled with
axe, and the position Of affairs such that
had been taken TO intercept the vessel
James Morrison OF the wealthest of the merchant
p~hceso Of London dead The value of his property
eSuuhteu ht uenty iom PoWhAs tsihhk, Soh-
siderable portion Of which is invested in sound securities
b the United States.
The shipping Of the British Board Of Trade for
the month of September show increase In the
ploymen Of all kinds OF vessels except American the
business OF the latter having been affected by the
mencement Of the panic.
The Catholic Bishop Of Toronto Canada addressing
ccngregation Kilkenny is said to have earnestly
treated the people they could by any possibility remain
u Ireland, to think Of emigrating, as it almost in
credible the msery and wrechedness he constantly wit
messed among the unfortunate Irish e1nigrants
The inundations In Piedmont were subsidng The
nmage done great and the populace were suffering
much from the visitation.
The Paris correspondent of the London Post says that
friendly negotiations have taken place lately between
o. an great Continental Powers regarding the reduction
Of their respective armies. The government Of France
win certainly economise in this important item OF public
expenditure and the Emperor Of Austria according to late
dispatches from Vienna has agreed to reduction Of his
military expenditure.
relegraphic communication by submarine cable between
SARDINIA and Algeria had been established The con-
scors about lay the cables between Cglar and
Malta and between Malta and Corfu and with good
ther, hoped the operations might be completed In
fortnight.
From Austria the official gazette OF Vienna announces
shs imposition Of tax Of one keutzer upon newspapers
The impost to apply to foreign as well local journals
The revenue receipts Of the Zollveren for the first six
months Of 1857 amounted to sl2 oooe against s12 s7
sos in 1885, showing increase OF S772 COL The Grand
Duchy OF Hesse shows the greatest Improvement In the
rsccipe from Hanover, Nassau, and Electoral Of Hesse
shcre was a falling or
stated that the plan proposed by the Austrian Minis
sr Of Finance for ameloraing the financial sns,ionl
either that large reduction Of the army shall be made
that the direct shall be considerably increased
According TO n Paris letter in the new Prussan Gdsene
b june last aoonvention was entered INTO between tho
Austrian and British governments the efec, in case
revolutionary outbreak in Italy Austria may rely for
the protection OF her domnions the friendly services
0Great Britain.
The German intention Of interfering the Danish Ho
uein affairs said 10 have caused considerable scnsaou
Denmark and Sweden. The official organ OF the swe
ish government taxes the Germans with desire to pos
themselves Of the Duches by means Of unjust In
s<ference with Danish rights.
An energetic debate the subject Of liberty or con-
cieuce was being carried on In the Chambers Of tho
wcdish Diet After seven days debate the the bill was
ujected.
Inc Constantnope correspondent Of the London Ne,os
ays;-By news from the Crcassan coast we learn that
'sockade s established there by Of Russian ves-
eh. few days ago the fourth corvette from the Baltic
ased through these straits on her way TO the Euxne
fsn again in Nicoaie they completing ship pierced
100 guns, and said that tho kecs Of similar ships
on She stocks
The London Neacs OF the 2d instant Says
somewhat singular presentation was made 10 her Ma
tety AT Windsor Castle on Wednesday last. Mr. r. But
tw, Of New York, had the honor of introducing his
narkaby fine American dog rince" her Majesty and
he court In the quadrangle, This dog born Penn
Glvans and resembles In color somewhat tho chdog
other days He s remarkably docie, yet possesses
eual courage and strength
The steamship Niagara arrived at Liverpool at O'Clock
the morning Of the LIST ins and the North American
ufved there nj A. M. on the 4th.