The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-14

The Arabia reached Liverpool her outward passage,
n eight O'Clock the evening of the 26th October.
Sir w. Ouseey had received credentials As special
minister Central America He goes first 10 Washington
10 oonsut with the American government on Central
American affairs generally He is passenger by the
Arabia.
The news by this arrival is Of highly important cha
SScter.
Dem, had been ssormed and captured by the British.
Several important failures reported In England, in
slsding the Borough Bank Of Liverpool
Produce markets all stagnant and prices much lower
The American horses Proress and Babylon made in
glorious performance in the for the Cambrdgeshre
stakes at Newmarket Thirty horses and Baby
bon actually cams in last Mr. PARIS Odd Trick the
wnncr
me East India Company Of f75oo 900 10
provide for silver about TO be made by them
70 Caloutaa.
me Paris Monitey Of the soth ut contains the report
q she Minister Of concerning the budget Of 1882
prefaced with returns showing the prosperity OF the
country and calculated 10 create confidence.
The Courier de Consaniinops Of the 2isi announces
that great financial operation projected by the Turkish
government with the ottoman Bank II s TO involve a
oan 900 600 Of francs at 10 por cent destined to
kqu,daic the debts Of the civil list TO withdraw portion
u The paper money and to restore the exchanges TO their
normal state.
q England during the prevalence Of heavy gales. Tho
shin Ontario Shields lost and % persons board
cf her we're drowned. No American vessels appear 10
have suffered.
INC morning Of Tuesday November the Sd, had been
anally fixed upon for tho isunch Of the Great
EAxtcrn.
The samese embassy consisting Of four ambassadors
snd rctnue had arrived In England and we're
attracting much attention.
49, ~ NJ Wewsnan
Moor 10 be Consul General In the British North Ame
r,can Provinces for the United States.
The Leeds (Eng) Mercury in noticing the visit or tho
Hon. Charles sumner that place. says that Mr. sum
health has been very greatly restored and that he
win return 10 America In The steamer Of the Th OF Novem
bc~ be his place tho Senate the opening Of
Congress.
Intelligence from Constantnople Of the oath states
chat the negotiations upon with France and Rus
sA, for the nocturnal passage Of tho Dardanolcs had
failed. New ministerial notifications expected.
From Madrid Is stated that conference would pro-
baby be held in London about hc 10Th OF November,
With view settle the existing differences between
MEXICO and SPAIN and that the modiaors, England and
France will probably be represented respectively by the
Har, of Clarendon coun. de Perslgny But few dla
cuitIes anticipated.
The Paris correspondent OF the London 7mes says that
nesoa,ions viii probably be carried Paris and tina,
He also says that Mexico agreed accept the mediation
On condition that n 1sfrsgus shall be previously rcceiv
q BY the Court n Madrid in his or'csl capacity
The nsw Spanish Ministry Ia thus constiiuted;--
Mariner de- Ia Rosa, Foreign Affairs
ys~eph Casans, Justice.
Mon, Finance
Admiral Bustllo. Marine
permndez Dc Castro, Interior
Sslayerrsa Public Works
Admiral Armero, War wsh the Presidency Of the Coun
me MARQUIS dc Corbera Ia named Governor Of Madrid.
The Patr,e announces that negotiations going be-
s~een France and England for exchange Of territory in
india n 4 proposed that France should give up her pos
sessions in Chsnderragore 10 England, receiving
Ssuiva aiept portion Of territory Pondcherry.
Letters from Naples continue 10 complain OF garing
eminent outraees In one Of bis communications the
respondent Of the london Tmes says;On his entrance
into once the present excellent United states Minister had
occasion 10 act very decidedly in behalf Of United States
czcns and from that smc this he has never had the
slightest q complaint and American citizens are
more respected here tho subjects Of any
Az Lebcn The epidemic continued 10 prevail with great
violence The deaths numbered l3e lao per day Com
merce was entirely suspended Advices to 26th October
eay The hver then on the decline
The Austrian government have protested against The
foncatns erected by Russia al the entrance 70 the Sea
cfAzon.
The health Of The King of Sweden s said 10 he critical
ehoera hsd began 70 decline in sweden II is stated 10
have carried on 900 persons since iss invasion.
The Prussan government has instructed liz representa-
~c at the federal Diet in Frankfor, 10 lay the whole mat
Of the dispute Denmark in regard b the puchy OF
Hosein before that body and to apply 10 the Austrian
representative there FOR his co operation in The affair
heavy rains had caused serious floods in various part