The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-05

The news from Europe l. thit- ua9h later tnan
previous sdvices. Tie Canada brings III 100000
in specie. The London money market was quiet,
and consols had advanced trife No later news
than NJ to the sth ul,. had reached England from
the United States and We have yet TO hear Of the
effect Of the suspension q our banks upon the nsn.
cial Affairs Of Europe. At Liverpool cotton de-
prcsstd. and breadstulI- dull, with downward
tendency in prices. II !, reported that the French
government j. about 10 remove the prohibition upon
the expectation o. breadstuiis from France. There
il no later news from India or China. In Turkey
there had been q ministerial crins, and Reschid
pacha bad been appointed Grand yizier This, IL
was supposed. would still further complicate the
question regarding the Danubian principaltic- The
political intelligence from Europe i devoid Of int.
rest
The news from California has been anticipated.
The star Of the West brought nearly million aud .
half IN treasure. The rainy season had st in in
California and business and mining operations were
rcyving simultaneously
From Australia We learn that the sydney Lcgisla.
turf had assembled. aud tie address Of the Govern.
or wa satisfactory both 10 politics and finance.
The popular land tenure bill has advanced q step in
the Melbourne Parliament. The Buckland rioters
who lately attacked the Chinese were arrested In
Melbourne IArqe meetings Of unemployed men
were being held in that city The gold and -four
markets were unchanged. There were plentiful ar.
rivals of gold dust at sydney. Deprosy had broken
cut fearfuuy amongst the Chinese at Daisy Ill., Vic
toria and many Europeans were attacked. tobacco
and building materials sold well. Boots and shoes
were dun. Flour was At from Ell to ga per ton.
The new. from Central America j. important
Mora / to bc made President for life, with liberal
pecunisry allowances Thirty de-erier, from
walkcrs army remained at Punta Arenas in a desti.
tab condition. We give their names elsewhere. 1t
l. reported tina, Morgan and Company having failed
A. MAKE good their par, q he contract With relc
renee q The Transit rvutt the government has Dc.
termned T. nake tie transit tee. under the prtee.
ton ~ tEc maritime Powers and that special en-.
voy has teen despatched - Washington TO treat
upon the subject The goycrnrueut has monopolizod
the trafft in ardent sprit.. There i troube brew.
ing in Nicaragua The Gotta Rican troops have
blocksded Fort San Carlo. and wer, determined 1,
hold the san Juan river until the Transit route d.
mute l. settled Meantime there i 4 probabilit, Of
coalition Of the other Central American re-
putaios against the pretensions Of Costa Rca
w. Carey Jones al Granada. The United
States -loop-of-war Saratoga was At Crey.
town. In Guatemala the chocrs had disAp.
peared II is estimated that eight thousand person.
have died Of this disease during the pa-t season
Their had been disturbances ia Santa Rosa but
they were suppressed without much difficulty. san
Salvador va quiet, and everything In fourishing
condition.
There j. no new. u general importanc, from New
Granada. Tn decree prohibiting the landing o.
Eibusters at The Ighmus ports had been revoked
The United States shp- John Adams and Decatur
wer II Panama and the steam frigate Wabash wa
"a Aspnvan. The Jehn Adams would leave for
hume VIA - Helena On the 1T d November A
seven ahoCk q earthquake wa experienced at Pa
mama 81 TIE 10Th ult but no damage resulted
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