The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-16
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CABLE.
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The nIoldavian Elections Officially
Annulled.
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Watts First Steam Engine Burned.
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PANIC ON THE PARIS BoURsH.
Defeat Of the American Horses
LecOmpte and Babylon.
ADDITIONAL TROOPS FOR INDIA.
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CONSOLS, 90 3-S a 90 l-2,
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CONSOLS, 90 3-S a 90 l-2,
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The Curard steamship Peria, Oapsin Jui ikins which
ef' Liverpool ~ about 10 O'Clock the mcrniug of aur
5sT the 9TH inrt arrived here at an early hour yes
ts,day morning.
10 Tendon thr underwriters OF the Atlantic telegraph
cable bad offered 70 settle the claims them by pay
ing s6h rer cent In cash and giving up all claims of
salvage the cable board the Niagara Assme npon
ard fa' rart ,ubnsrged in the o,eau
Pr fesror hompssn delivered . very INSTRUCT lecture
n re Atlantic cable before the Bfitish Association M
Drbla
The Lopaor Of ministerial changes continued 10
IA ~rrrpaested. rhs L,paon Star ays-sr CHARLES Wool
IL Ia bels ved win leave the Admiralty and take the
BOARD Of Control, while Sir James Graham ~ii become
Fsst lord OF the Admiralty. Lord Panmure reported
anr'ous t resicn 10 be succeeded by Hr Cardwe
Mr Herbert Admiral Berkeley, tho senior naval OF
the seoirsy, vii retire, having lost his Parra
men, and we hear si be succeeded by Admiral pecheD
v. P Tor Brighton.
An meeting favor OF the scheme for the I'm
Of the navigation OF the rivers OF Indis with
view to Increasing the supply OF cotton from Iadls had
been held 81 Manchester.
meeting os Tvscsrisn cergymeu IL 70 he held soon Ia
Lot doD Win reference 10 the divorce law.
The Hon Go. Bypg had been elected 10 succeed Lord
Robert Grotvrpcr Of the members Of ParIlaen.
for Mitdiesex, without opposition
Eevep more regiments were under orders for India
rbe Deutche Auqemeine Zeituno of Berlin, publishes 4
letter from Dsmarc, dated August g. in which i, stated
thss the Of English me-ohan. there, named whyte
who'e fortune lie estimated 1t 60 900 o00 had st his
expense rased and equipped corps of thirty Europeaus
With whom be had the day before set or 10 join the British
forces In the East Isdes volunteer together with
"follo~ng" me they had taken was Ia the -st
instance 10 Beyrout, 70 embark there for Egypt and
pvo-eed thence To the East Indies The uniform In which
,b~e volunteers have been clothed very similar to that
OF the Erglh rides They have, however, been armed
With the fo~ing pieces they were sccusomed 70 at home
and also carry ysans. Mr. whyte's Adjutant oasr
tern 1er Mr.. Finn, relation of the English Consul OF
sha' pame at jerusalem He ID described ~ having for
mvly served ~ yesrs ~ . oompan, q officer in Bengal
Aud n Of middle age and of athletic Stature
Tho GAsgow Pol, ischnic nautuuon Was destroyed by
Gre Among The articles destroyed was The first steam
engine cons,Iuces BY James wan.
Al the sntumr commencement Of Trinity College, Dub
nn held purpose Of confsrrng degrees on ds.u
suished members OF The British Association Professor
Rogers, Of Boston hass, wAs Amongst the parties 50 no
ptred.
rhe sttipgs Of the several sections Of the Ass ,aou
were brought 10 Close On the I'd inst :, in Dublin.
The shipment or silver 10 the East from England BY The
st<smer or the 4sh Inst, f6e6 900.
The Bank Of England had given notice of sfght reaxs
op In their terms, by making advances bills having
six mon'hs 10 run, instead Of only three ~ OF late
Complaints or the spread Of The potato disease both In
England and Ireland, were very prevalent
The xodyid positively denies, Information obtained
from the best sources that any secret treaty exist, be
t.een the United s.ases and MEXICO wha. hs given
rise 70 the Of the existence Of i says ha,
nm dertanding exisn between some American and
Cuban nbusser but declares that The projects Of these
parties may be regarded with contempt
The roen. oensua shovs Tho population OF Spain 70
amount 70 Ies4o,soo souls.
HdsIss, Mexican Charge d. Affairs 10 Madrid, had In
consequence Of the rupture In diplomatic relsious er
that city in obedience 70 orders from his government
Aivo's from Hungary state tbs, the Emperor Of Aus
hia's journey through Hungary . psrfecs tiumph,
hh reception being very euthusAso. The Emperor
very rear meeting with serious accident: the train In
which be riding having Cd the track bu, forsu.
raiey without any III resalt
The King Of Prussia has lately had two alta ,ks o,
apoacry and The precarous condition or bis health caused
much uneasIneS
In the sitting OF Tho Hoktep Chamoers on The 3d Of
September the commission reported that Considered tho
situation Of the country critical and declared itself unable
70 dscu the consultation befee having Tho
Independence and equality due 70 Holsein In the Danish
monarchy.
Reports from the Caucasus schamyi siI held
even out Of The twelve blookhouses which he reoeniy
scek from The Rnsdsns, although several desperate a.
Temps had been made o tsem. s stated tia.
from rns against sshsmyL
The commissioners appointed ,o regulate The Rassan
boundary in Asia had arrived sa rina
II 10 stated that large bodies Of Russian cavalry have
recently marched towards the Austrian frcsur, with
view OF preventing Auskis from interfering VOC mash
In the arsirs OF the DanubiaB Principslscs.
a Russian squadron ws cruising OF AnNpa, and ,
steamer ybs In each OF The seaporh Of croa-sia TIM.
proven Ing ssar Pscna from getting his recently pur
arms and ammunition from oonssnslnopie.
The Grand Dske McnAeI OF Russia married TO The
Princess ccciIc Of Baden, In g. Pessbars, during Inc
week.
The cho,ers sa a. Petersburg On he 22d of Ausus,
there were io4 The temperature varied between
50 and 81 degrees Fahrenheit
From Athens learn that the original chief OF the In
scton Ia Epirus 10 1854 nawtnstandnf threat Of
imprisonm nmeut, had 70 opened the campaign
Al Corfu The British government hsd prorogued the
Parliament for two years, and great irritation ives The
sequence.
despatch from Plymouth, Ecshud OF sept 1, speak
ing Of The progress Of hc erection OF ihc Royal Aoer
Bridge, says
rbe enormous iron lube, which, win .he rail- attached
wegned leo tons was this afternoon, at o'clocs
successfully noa'ed BY Mr. Brunei from the Dev side 1
loo seo C-psh side and the osncr on shs pcv ia TIE
csnue Of the river. The rail- avc feet above high
water but Win be lo2 feet inches when hred By by
draulc feet M time ss either end The arched
tube 474 feet long and tho railway 4so feet The cree
ton Of similar tube On the Devon side wiu onsh ne |
ost Imporsn engineering work for uniting Corn ~al sh
Plymouth, Ryistol and London ny he Great WESTON Rail
-sy 70 London NJ Michael Williams, Chairman q the
Cop~sn rpe and Captain Harrison, d NE Great Esssern
ssesmsbip, we're with Mr.. Brunei
According 10 EosIsh Parliamentary paper sne totals
OF soio shipped from Australia durss the year 1866
fIssto7 from New south wscs, and si2 oIs 22i from
victors on the ssr, sio, 500 esq sen. 70 Easlsnd
s77a 4ec 10 Inds End chins sAaeiie W sydney AseHie
and rssm,nls and Ct soo 70 America The largest ssic
msns were made In January, March, April Aogass and
Dccesnber; and the smsles, In July ard November
return from Britsb Board OF Trade Of erports
FOR the fs, half Of 1857 shows TIA. far this year. the