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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-03

Ths crops IN Hungary, horava and Bohemia, look
ing exceedingly veil but they less promising In Upper
Austria
letter from Vienna states that the Emperor will not
oonne his of clemency In favor Of the Hunga
riaps 70 the amnesty antsd 10 political prisoners and
refugees but will also restore them their landed property
conhscated after the revolution, and administered since
that period BY special commission. h believed that
the value OF the landed property sequeserod in Hungary
amounted in 1850 70 nearly forty millions Of francs.
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fhe Grand Council hns voted The constitution In princ
ple lnanim0usy Forty -four votes given for the
Immediate revision, and twenty I've for vs. revision after
. certain day. p ~ fi'fl p
Colonel 6soaret excommandant Of The Foreign Legion,
has committed suicide.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
LONDON MONEY NApKHr.

ne London money market was alshuy more stringent
Consok for money closed Sex sox and Tor ~
oex sssX.
Arrpclp spCvpr1Es
Americas securities were slow Of sae, and prices with
out alteration
LIvmY0oL COTTON MARxH.
Tho Brokers' and olber circulars report The Liverpool
oooo .arhet quict and steady though partially irregu
lar. Low dusty ocfep unsaleable ne eales of the
week 80 900 bales Of which 1000 bales taken
by spccuaiors and 800 bales for export The sales Of
.s"r., ne Ssrss closing aaics q ne following quo
tatioue
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OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENCE.

LONDON, May Is, 1857.
~ Un4d States Piocte Niaeara-Ensvsain"sem 10 ne or
e,s N Lomdon-0rond Dinner on Shore visls Though
a. Csty- NE Crimson Lecture Rocm-ssppr AND Laerdy
Aswscs- -Pai-tins Of De RsO'ut<, BY Ss"pscn
Tour grand chip the Niagara has arrived, and banks
- IN old friend, Lieutenant Wells, (ormerly Of her Ma
jys chip Reeoiute) we last evening had ne honor and
psure Of entertaining n dinner IeuteaAnh Boyd and
essss Mssss xuTaly, EAiee, and the introducer, in
IAs Sir Charles Coldstrcam and Yankee syie Many
phsss were visited wilma rooms, WHARF We heard NE
AM psr Of Mr.. w. n. Rwseli's lecture The ovimeas
W.; Mr.. and Mrs. Reeds Gate Miss p Hovton) entertain
nsps The Gallery Of nussrsss, d oero, oau. Then
ne had wind up supper win the favorable addition 70
parry o. nessrs. Gooaci Balsntins, Morgsu John
No. Albert and Arthur Smith, Cornelius Grnne Horace
nayhew, John Forstr and other great celebrities Of The
WIRE IN reason hc order Of the daythath the evening
eviieuty the intention 70 homie thesc boys, all Of
whom have already received invitations 70 the fa.hsoaole
0avPsnS grand 81 oesuns satisSed thai ~ ssv des-
sspg ct csus De osf dire" Be assured hss these Yam.
ms mo ming, enGethcr with several oehcers of the
NhGaSa We visited the studio Of The oeebraed Artist Mr.
ss.Ds me American TN Of Ss teod sp a. sss
Commander Harsstein, Lieutenant Wells and tho oshsr
sncs,s me portraits; some any or sssy; spssa for
peat Ms many invitation 70 Tho British Queen 10
vsssthe Unissd sxases
GREAT BRITAIN.
n rsrhamest lord uanrcsrde called attention 70 the
vNy Justice administered In India He sddpocd the
~ BrAwAnny LAhah. q native merchant, who had been
rcss eisacefuIy treated By magistrate under the East
In DE House Of Commons, on tho evening Of Nay Is,
Lord Panerston The bearer Of message from The
Queen stating that she had agresd oa marriage proposed
between the Princess Royal and his Ryal Hghness Prince
Frederick OF Prussia and askng such provision for her
oldest daughter AZ became The dignity OF tho crown and
Nc hon,r Of the county.
The Chancellor Of The Exchequcr py,poscd that The Prn-
500 Royal should have marriage portion Of and
and George NJ were adduoed pscoeden 10 tbc prsc-
tcr In snch cases.
Mr. Rosbuck regarded such preccSeuts absurd, and
moved amendment The members Of the House, how
ever impatient 10 vote and aer Lord John Russell
lad spoken against the amendment Mr. Roshuck declined
gong 70 a division, and The nodoo ~ss sgrced 10.
81 tho Commons Sr E. Perry moved 60 bring in . new
oe tcs Of we.locr.
ne question OF "cotion euppiyv h.d been taken into
.sroera'ior at Manchester. d-putao> from Liverpool
- wsHei on the Cotton slppy Association there sui n
unucrseod that national meeting e subject was
49, 70 pc held In Liverpool
"s VIZ 90 the new Lord Of the Admiralty.
FRANCE.
M ,ra sros ne Anbssssdor Estrnordinsyy 70 china.
4. .~, ~ o. hs MISSION len Paris ths evening soy
DC P"s' m smbsrkaton. ~ ''s y"
me Nepchssel pr-... PRUSSIA.
. ~. ~, minister a Pars has besn sath~,.sd a 90
' P'~ ooi I" 0e sonfsrenoe Il Paris n vss sxpsssss
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RUSSIA.

On the occasion Of bis birthday the Emperor Of Russia
Issued further amnesty in favor Of political and other
offenders.
In the treaty concluded between Persia and Russia the
latter renounces al claims 10 the money which Persia
ewes and In return receives Two pieces f land,
the Caspian sea and The other m The eastern Persia
and both Of them for syaSaca reasons OF the high
est importance to Russia The Emperor was highly sats-
fed with The general who made ths treaty. This cesston
Of land and other ntigues connected with t. NAV
for the British proceeding against Persia.
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DENMARK
AUSTRIA

The Hst Of the Danish ministry has gwen great 81
kfsction, and IL u thougA IN Germany that The queeto
Of the Duchiee would soon be settled.
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THE LATEST NEWS

BIT TELEGRAPH FRoh LONDON I'D LiVhhfooL'
LosDos, Nay 22-Evenpg
Al The London Sock Exchange cocsoas opened weak 3D.
vanced slightly. but reosded on large sale Of money
leaving % 81 aSx s3X for account Railway properly
lower, more particularly Frcoch and Canadian descrip
ucus excepting the Grand Trunk. Banking and mining
descriptions shov he variaos though Mo former was
kfHe Armer than yesterday. rurcgu stocks ductueed
with ooneo during day bit olosed ~ NE opesng,
and complaint was made Of general absence Of business
Thirty thousand pounds Of advertised bills bought By
thn hv0k
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is said that conference VIII be held In Paris CONS
posed Of the representatives Of the various Powers who
have signed treaties Of commerce with Persia In order 70
agree 70 an arrangement which win apply u ell tho Con-
suar Agents during the stay Of the Persian Ambassador in
Paris.
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20 prussisn wn,. ss .nnousces that NJ do Haixaeldt
.e prox oo aS shs fsrs, has besn Auhsvized V an
r'' y" " we s'hfsrsnoe Il Psrs. u wss sspscSsS
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rnB NEW PROGRAMME AT WHITE srRyEv.
The White street Commissioners convened yesterday
monng n 10 o'clock and discussed the important deve
Opsmens Of the previous day displayed IN me sAlD
The progress cf the reconstruction OF the municipal
watch end Comptroller F.ss. Sporadic sp;ss,s, .aarssd
in the Albany conspiracy Against the city and ~ chartered
I,yileses quite . early q he fA.hsr Of Tho ne. roace
view Of their full intelligence with him, snly In The
document piece Of their prepared mAchinery-a gun,
however rather likely % hek badly nos skifaiy han
The Compuosr st nov, a. he must be 20 compelled
der prccsss o. Aw, ths week, By The MAJOR. He
pay under the chartsr on the psr, o. he
municipal police. He endcavors, however, 10 throw the
credit q This Into the hands Of The legislative officers BY
series 81 genunecoos made 70 their police bill upon which,
nevertheless, he scrupulous 10 base neither The form Of
his action La authority in single item He scf on.
osscs he ssv NAV . WHOM indss ss has 10 place. place
Bus win tue view Of exercising some show of Authority
rails and win attempt 70 set rival police In in
yice, doing scoa duty and ready 70 claim under The
EsDos he move q he Nina ~.rd s.oS house Hsnos
Also, the determination 20 a upon tho dsmissaA Of The
captains and men Of the Municipal police, 30 ~ 70
SION upon the CompsrolIer, Who seems Is
apt enough for their puri oses. Yesterday the
house. was served through nj he drc psoo osaIo
the suhcincd orn, were also contaminated and duly
tned 70 Captains Let's Gevenih) Morris Tsnh), Ksncr
tfouresnth), and Alderman (Nnth)-
orncr SUPERINTENDENT or METROPOLITAN Porrcr,
srrsm dr.csa by ~ o s1sss Sans lss
that DC srses preferred ssans you
having been fully proved you discharged from further
r.,~,~E isIikADeE, Sap Of Police.
Notice Of these di.mssas ordered TO be sen, IA
oosn's'orsss OF WE Msrsorotr,y fotIcs prsrHIcr.}
rAtrrapsp r.a., General supe rinsrssn, po,,.s
psAHn-ns iosssnsnso Of " Board 10 Ne sasss II Ne
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THE PRINUPALITTES.
The American Minister st Trieste left ConstAntinope
the 18th for the PrinGpeiues b pretended that his
visit has Political object
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that the next conference viii be held Monday for sign
ing the convention.
SPAIN.
n IafraguA, tAe MexeAn Envoy, arrived Il Asdrd On

The Paris correspondent Of be Times says 70 reported
IN vaYi0us quarters hattie Rng Of Bavaria W ondeavor
Ing to effect reconciliation between the King Ct Naples
and the Western Power. ~ -....-t ~
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THE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS.

A meeting o: the ladies who have onginsed sue
sustained the several Industrial Schools IN tue cHy'
ard indeed Of all others who are Interested In 'ns'
vas held on Friday morniag in the Chapel OF inc Uni
versity. There was present very large represents
lion Of generosity aud wonanIy tenderness.
Mr. CHAs L. BRACE, who, more tnsn auy o'he,
man in the city, ha. devoted himself to founding ana
fuItheripg these schools read an address. ne cou'
menced BY developing the grandeur oftne wclk %nlcn
SO many quiet heioines were dong Ihlr deeos' a.,
though unknown to fame, were as truly noye auu
heroic as tboee of Florence Nightingale IN tne nos-
pitsls Of the Crimes The present paralysis on iaSor
was doing sad work amoug men. IL oeosoo . .9ue
pe ndeIce 10 psupeIsm and psnpeTlsm 70 cns. ao'o
ihan ever were tue Industrial schools Necessary
clothing snd the daily meal which were gssn " tne
children would keep maDy from me oegra ls.ou ~ ye
irg siIt out into tie streets 10 beg They should De
aided by the State. They were as July enilyp W
a. he other .ehcols and he hopea taal 10. 'ase'
the IAeislatnre would rant aid to themi our tne
state did not do iis work they must not isoor me es
Msry children If the respectable poor were aepeno
eIt for tier food on the meal at the school young
woman who had been deserted by her husband used,
lsst Winter TO cary her child half mile every morn
pp 10 tbs school he statistics OF cline showed mat
rt more than one criminal in ten in this country aud
sii less in other Countries could read ana ~ilte. Ihs
runber Of children who would, trom es'oeiauon, grow
I'D criminals, aud who, by the irhaesce OF these
schools. were saved from CRIME WA ALREADY oestn-
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FIRES.
FIRE IN WORTH STREET.

FIRE IN WORTH STREET.
About 10 O'Clock Saturday night fire occurred IN
the two.story and attic frame house, No. % Worth
street occupied oy Barnett NJ lion, .wn broker. In
short time TIE roof OF the building was entirely de-
hoyed end thence the flames coIDmunics ed t. re
gable end of The building adjoioirg, No. 4S cIusipg
sone danage 1t supposed that the fre was caused
by the caeessness Of two boys who were searching In
the attic fer pledges with csndeJ In the confusion
ate ndant upon the alarm Of fire several thieves
ed about the scsne Of the conf sga,on and
Tied q number Ct unredeemed pledges. Two or
thee Of The offenders were arestd by the police, and
taken TO the Station House. Msllon 10 insured fof
g. 600 in the Peoples and Jefferson Insurance. Con-
panes. The building s owned by Mrs. Hoffman, and
IL insured TO The extent of the damage sustained.
No 48 is owned by James Creighton, who occupied
portion bis dwelling, the other pars being let to
families. Considerable damage was done to the fur
Liture by water. Mr. Creighton has an insurance On
his building of 81 900 10 the Bowery Insurance Com
pany, and 5000 on personal effects.
FIRE IN FRONT STREET.
At o'clock yesterday morning 1re 6oke out In
the building No 80 Front street, occupied by Messrs
Bucklin & Crane as tea store. The building, with
s contents was entirely destroyed despite the eXer-
tons Of the frenen. Loss of Messrs. b. G. about
sos co., Insured, but in Whist companies we could
not learn Loes on building about 81 600.
Ibe fire extended to the adjoining building No: ~,
occupied by Archibald Henderson as tea sore but,
most Of the stock being removed by the insurance
patrol the damage consequently will be light. Inc
censrs of Nos. 30 and 81 were occupied by John Css
well Il Co. as a storage for liquors. Damage trtng.
Msssrs. Wilmerding & MOuEt had about W, OW
worth Of tea in the building, No. ~; 1t was al 90.
stloyed. They were probably insured. Inc origin Oh
the fire is unknown.
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THE WORTH MONUMENT CELEBRATION.

THE WORTH MONUMENT CEliEBRA TlON.
The Joint Committee on the Worth Monumen. Cele-
braiiou aid final irterment of the remsios of Ms
Gen. Worth met again on Friday afternoon.
The folio wing letter was received from Mrs. Worth
Mr. HAIRS Chairman Of Committee:
SIR: Providence permitting, will, with my family
be in York the 2h Of November thu day sppotnted
for paying the last honors to the o. my husband
fully believing that all my wishes viii be anticipated BY the
iends who thus far taken deep interest in the
peon Of the should desire 70 nave Ssnop iser
invited officiating clergyman ard DR. Stevens
and Dr. Van Rensselaer, Of Bur ugon New jersey % friends
of the family The officer. and professors OF the Mn aIy Aosa
envy West Point and at Governors Island or any other ON
Gers may be in New York. who friends OF tie family
you will be abe 70 learn through Col Myers the oasrtsr
masters Office No State street New YORK 'ha Do 81 inc
in reference to Of the arrangements shall Se ssa 70
Albany Nov. 10, 1851.
Judge EDMoSDs, who was present, was requested
to attend on the re- atives and clergy.
Councilman WARNER spoke OF Gen. worms morse
now in possession Of Gen. Cadwalader OF rhiadei,
phia. and hoped the noble steed would be procured
Tor the procession. Gen. CadWallsder IL among the
invited.
On oton il was directed that Gen. Webb, also the
Mayor OF Hartford, and others suggested by Mr. bn
terson the designer and builder Of the monument Do
invited.
letter was received from the Cincinnati Society
rege'd to cooperating and a. TO psll-bearers. len
Worth was an honorary member OF that Society. Inc
letter suggests that il it be agreeable to the Commit nut
tee the Society will unite IN the renterment Oh tue
remairs. II net that the names Of oos or more mem
bers would be furnished to oct a. pail-beaers. Ne
feired I'D Saturday.
The Geek was directed to notify Mr.. Mscoy to have
view taken of the catsa que ard procession IN ROM
of the City Hail at tbs Worth Monument, aud other
points, and to prIt report Of the obsequies
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csy OF sho tsaiis % take ols II re .osi, vii p,sss
attend 10 this word Of wnuirz.
Antoine GABRIEL ald jerome also appear eTsry
night IN one C. thsir funny peces b.s:de which Won.
derfu ests On the hebtrors performed BIZ various
intrepid irelvidcs's; WHO seem 70 have &c fear Of
breskii their reoks, chief smoug whom are Nile
Zartreits Gabriel RsvsI ard Young America"
Bs,ton's Tisdter. With the subsideuce Of Mss
Quinn, wbose failure was dis nelly melancholy Mr..
Burton sppes's on ,he horizon. he REEVES for the
celectatcn of his patrons this week the comic drsms
OF Paris 10 London" il which he has a part more
thar ordinarily funny. tits even now With qusms and
rcipert spssns Of the diaphragm that we call to mind
certain seasok scere too tru.hfuIly represented BY
Mr. Burton in this same drama The farce of Toe
NewYork Directory" is also to be revived with Mr..
Burton in the leading part
Barnurs American Museum A "thriilrg play
of the pstriotcobistorc KIND, called Our Counrys
Spews written by Mr. H. Watkins, isto be the great
stir this week. Mr.. Watkins and Mrs Cnstes
Howard are the hero and heroine. number Of other
attractive plays will be performed in addition TO this
ore and the full strength Of the dramatic company will
be brought ito service TO make the embellishments
safsctory. Particular arsp gements will be made for
the acoomm odation Of those persons who wish on
Thursday rext to have fair view Of TIE military aud
civic diepay on the occasion Of the Worth obsequ;es.
No. 4i4 Broad,roy, Ndgie's Jareniie Comsdiaas.-
THIS company hes been received with much commenda-
ton, ard the youngsters rspdy making friends and
s5mrers They will play this week the little opeFetts
Of "Tbe Alpine Mold" and rumber Of light musical
fsrces, ard each Performs will be enlvened bya
number Of songs snd dances, which ale exceedingly
vel performed by the little people.
Empire HoH KGnes Arctic Voydges.-Ttis il
s,uctve exhibition is in the full tide Of popularity, and
seems to be enjoying an unusually srge messvre of
public favor. Mr. Charles Gsyer, the accomplished
lecturer "a mos. 'sfu interesting his audiences.
The house has been full on nearly every exhibition
Woods Buildings.--Ckristy aud Woods Minarels.
This new ard beautiful house is crowded every
light, by pleased and paying audiences. An entirely
rev face is enpourced one Of the attractions for
this week. 1t is called dogs in the Dog Days" Is
written by Mr. s. BECKER and has leading part
written expressly for George Christy, which ne will
undoubtedly perform with his customary JUNCTION.
Bouery Tkeater.-Mr. Eddy has given over for the
present the sock aud buskp and resigned the Bowery
to sawdust ard horte-Aesh Sanos, Nathan & Co.'S
Circus commence operations tere this evening.
Most Ct the Tneaters have extra attractions 81.
founced for Thanksgiving Day.
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TEXAS.

The legislature of Texas assembled at Austin on
the Cd inst The Governor in bis annual message,
gives very encouraging account Of the financial ef-
fairs of the STATE The amount Of assesse1 taxation
Tor 1851 was $276, 9Ol which, with the full tax and
the revenue from taxes on merchandise and occupe-
tons was sufficient to pay the ordinary expenses OF
the state Including appropriations for the benevolent
jtstjIutions and the Peni entis-y. There viii DO
c.sh surplus Of $4,000. >,
The Goyernor recommends that the State tnoud,
out of the surpus Of the last Texas Debt Fund re-
tuned to TeIas by the United Sites pay to old cred
tors OF Texas the difference between the amount
which they received under the act Of Congress and
hat at which their debts rated and classified at
Re Texss Treasury.
TIE principal Of the School Fad las Increased to
A. eco OCO a7d, under extension of the existing
royions in regard to land sale, to al the snds Of
he Stae lie expected 10 increase here afe at the rate
slOOCGO year. The number of lcholars in the pub
lie schovls was, in 1856, 1885, and, in 1851, about
81 eco.
The Governor is in favor Of aid 10 the railroad en-
tepses Of the State but tie Constitution forbd' d.
re CT aid from the Sste. Ne s-e suggested. with
out volstng the spi'it Of tire instrument. He pro
poses however 10 take the sense Of the people on me
expediescy Of calling . Convention 70 amend tho
State Cor siitution. Nal. ih''i'
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PROM BOSTON.
isass Of Tue ". y. Ydosas.

GeRsspondsues OF Tue NJ HooeAs
Boston, Nov. 20, 1857.
The city 10 filed with rumors to.dsy relative to
certain money transactions Of Samuel Lawrence Of
the ATM Of Lawrence, Stone & Co., which arc
siylsd vsriOusly, deslcstions, breaches Of trust,
and so on. Mr.. L,wrenceis the head Of the above
named firm, and also the Treasurer Of the Bay
State and Pemberton Mill, at Lawrence, aud the
Mddlesex Mills at Lowell. The most authentic
account Of the affair that am able to obtain
10 tina. the firm Of Lawrence, Some & Co.,
before the financial pressure commenced,
borrowed money from various sources to carry on
their business, giving their notes demand. When
the pinch came, Mr. Lawrence used the notes and
sccepiances ofthe mills for which he was agent, 10
pay the money thus borrowed. The amount Of this
seems to be that the stockholders of the mills have,
b! The act Of their Treasurer been made to pay the
debts OF The fro Of which he was the head, out
with Which they had nothing to do, don't think
1t VIII be necessary to invent any new and miider
name tor this offense than either of those which
are row applied 10 t.
Another story is that Mr.. Lawrence has used the
money Tor purposes of private speculation.
HE amount OF money thus misdirected-there, |
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RELIEVING THE POOR.

Alta me etirg held n the Seventeenth Police Precinct
Station House on Friday the following resolution wa,
ralimously adopted:
R,,o,ed That ndesgned members of the Metro
poan Police Of the Seventeenth Precicct deeply synpstk
ing with thst class Of fellow citizens who are place lin strait
extreme want anxious
power lies aid and assist in raising the cast down aud
worthy poor o city, ard restoring sadnes TO tue hearts Of
the sorcwai ard responding remembering The words Of Hin
who Sid al wss hungry and you gave me NEST thirsty and
VOC gave diini baked and you clothed me-"
Aher few pertinent enaks by Capt Hart explanatory OF
the Of tie sufens and pryaon Of The poor In
the Ward and the City in General the above aud the following
resolution unanimously adopted:
Peord That make donation OF fifty dollars to relieve
inme dse want.
The money hss since been paid over to proper
hands
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THE CRISIS IN AMERICA.


Our Trspsstlsptic neigbbors take the convusioA Of
their money market with their accustomed coolness
Their trade is for the time Indeed smost dead Cos'd
ptcple upon the failure Of circulating medium, tan
back in diseIy upon the gnal principle OF cont
merce-t1chspge in kindtbis need not be the resuni
for why shorld not snuff boz procure pair OF booss
pound Of coffee, beefstesk Why should nos css-
lery end earpe,g hosiery and cattle grsn ano o."sa
coh timber ard glass and earthenwais cone s a., an
oiffere1t ptotessiops ard trades accommodate eack
Without the aid Of snfce and painting and archieo-
rre arithmetic and ds1eng law and %eS,s.s ,Ss
$500, ,bs classics ard old china, come 30 mu-
isa snsreemerti But ss people cannot fall back at
orce fem an artificial medium uPsa pssuxa oss.
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four DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
GREAT FAILURES In ENGLAND.
Discount mt the Bnnk 10 per cent
sTOPpAeE OF DISsIsToUN, CROSS / Co.
Failure Of the Western Bank Of Scotland.
GENERAL PROGRESS OF RUIN.
TIE CRISIS WORKING ON THE CONTINENT.
Decline in n-Market Stagnant.
A FORTNIGHT LATER FROM INDIA.
n UrEK NOW REUIEVEn At LAST.
TIE CRISIS WORKING ON THE coxrmxur.
Decline in COttOn-Market Stasnant.
A FORTNIGHT LATER FROM INDIA.
LUCKNOW RELIEVED AT LAST.

TIE United States mail steamship Atlantic, Capt.
EldIdge, which called f,om Liverpool at O'clock 90
the afternoon of November IL, arrived here 81 q lst
sverirg bringing seventy ons passengers and GIT sS
in specie.
The steamship Asia arrived at Liverpool q 81 Q. %.
on the 9th.
The screw steamer Antelope was appointed 10 lears
Liverpool for Portland direc. on Thursday. the isA.
The steamer Kangaroo arrived at Liverpool Nor.
II AT Q O'clock A. IN.