The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-13

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The steamship Atlantic arrived ct this port yes
tecday forenoon, with Liverpool advices to five
O'Clock on the afternoon of the 30th ult. Cotton,
bseadstuNs and provisions remained without material
change. At London the money market was active.
Consols had iuctuated considerably; the closing
oootstions are 904 s0i. There was nothing doing
In American securities. The financial condition of
Kew York was not understood in England when the
Atlantic sailed, as the reports by the Asia repre-
scented al improving state Of things But the effect
OF tbs difficulties in our money market was felt to
come extent in the manufacturing districts especial
IL. The London papers make but little comment on
tae American crisis. We give few extracts else.
wnere.
b. this arrival we have fortnight's later news
from India The dates are:-Delhi 18TH Gavin.
pore 18th, Calcutta Esd, Madras Doth and Bombay
3lst Of August. The accounts are gloomy for Eng.
land. Tbs position Of affairs in the Bengal Pres-
oeocy had not improved while there had been
more mutiniesin Bombay, and symptoms Of revolt
had appeared in Madras The Queen has promoted
Colonel Havelock 10 the rank Of Major General, and
made hin knight Companion Of the Bath. An
Ill feeling IS beginning to prevail in England that
while her soldiers are riskng their lives in India
ministers ere junketiug in the country, with no
govern meEi sitting and the Queen far away in the
Highlands The speedy assembling OF Parliament
Is Loudly called for, and il said that the ministry
were taking sde matter into consideration.
TIE great event OF the DAY 10 Europe is the meet
Sng Of the Emperofs Louis Napoleon and Alexander
al 5suttgardt, the capital Of wurtembsrg. Severa
Other poteniates were also present, among them the
Empress Of Russia and the Queen OF Greece. The
effect that this convocstion viii have upon the
Affairs Of the world viii be developed in due time
In other respects the intelligence from the European
ooatinert ia not OF much importance.
The American shipmasters in London had contri
batej Gao 70 the family Of Capt. Rogers, who wa.
recently burg in Liverpool for causing the death Of
ooe OF his seamen, at the same time assuring bis
vido~ of their conviction that be did not commi,
mordef.
We understand tina, Mr.. Edward M. Archibald
Late Attorney General of Newfoundland, but for q
saor. time past residing in Brooklyn, has received
from Lord Clarendon The appointment Of British
Consul at this port, and that he win Immediately
eoter upon the discharge of the duties Of the Office.
The Board Of Supervisors were long time in ses
son yesterday. the principal business icing the pay
nept Of various bills. Strenuous opposition wa
maze to some Of them by Aldermen Tucker aoC
Blunt "a being extravagant. In fact, the outsd'
monetary pressure seems TO begin to pinch the city
authorities In their Official capacity, and the claims
OF contractors are closely scrutinized.
The Board Of Aldermen transacted no business Of
importance laa evening beyond the ordinary
routine matters Of reference.
The session o. the Board OF Councilmen was occu
pied last evening IN confirming the names Of the
eanvsssers and inspectors for the ensuing election
recommendec BY The Special Committee. Some Of
the wards we're laid over til the next meeting when
al the candidates viii be appointed. Mr. Warner
presented an ordinance 10 compel bakers 10 sell
bread by weight, which was laid over, and that il
probably the last We shall hear Of IT,
The Police Commissioners met yesterdav and
Bowen and 6uanahan were appointed the Special
Committee 20 decide IA TO what policemen of the
Cd force had not been properly dismissed.
The Committee on Police Of the Board OF Conn
cilnsu met yesterday in the chamber Of the Board
20 examine the doctors bills for services rendered a,
the station houses during several months past. The
committee decided, owing 10 the stringcncy in tht
mooey market, TO report In favor OF not deductine
more than half OF the amount Of the bills
petition was filed in the Surrogate Court yes
terdAy 10 admit TO probate the win Of the late Sell
Crosvener. The teststor died on the 4th inst Twt
millions OF dollars are disposed Of In his viii
100000 Of which devised 10 charitable purposes
The petition Ia rctnrnabe on the soth OF November
An andaoious thief, named william Marley, wa,
Convicted Of grand larceny yesterday in the Cour,
q Sessions. Last Wednesday morning while Mrs