The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-03

ing. In the Liverpool cotton market prices were
firmly maintained at an advance of oneeighth of a
penny. Flour was scarce and had advanced six
pence barrel Sugar was less active, at unchang ID
prices The demand for money in the London mar
ket was very brisk On the 18th ult, consols closed
at 90l 9ol. Shares of every description had fallen
considerably on the Paris Bourse, and the condition
OF the Vienna money market, as well as that Of
msnv Of the German banks attracted good deal of
uneasy attention. The American money crisis was
commented on extensively by the press.
From India we have additional ews brought by
the Bombay mail TO London, and telegraphed from
Calcutta, by way of Trieste to the English Foreign
Office. The dates are Calcutta 10th, Bombay 10Th,
aud Madras 18th of August. The sdvces are very
important. Delhi was still held by the mutineers
Who made fierce sorties on the English troops,
amongst whom the cholera had appeared so severely
that il was reported they had to retire from before
the city. Gen. Hsvelock's victorious career was in
tsTrupted by the same enemy, and he was forced to
fall back On the ruins of Cawnpore. in order to
nurse his sick. There was partial rising of one
regiment in the Bombay Presidency, whilst the
Governor General was forced to disarm bis body
guard II Calcutta. Lord Egin had arrived ia that
city from China with small body of troops. The
PuDjab wss slightly disturbed, and the English
troops had been defeated, Arrsk, with loss of
Two hundred men, Reinforcements were beginning
to arrive however it was confidently hoped that
the Europeans would triumph soon.
From China the dates are Shanghae 18th, and
Hong Kong 18th Of July. Silk was higher. 1t is
sad taat the people ia Pekin were in a wretched
state from a scarcity both Of food and money.
From Madrid it IL reported that General Concha
would be retained in Office as Captain General of
Cuba TIE Narvaez Cabinet was very unsteady,
owing TO the near approach Of Queen Christina TO
the capital. |, was reported thu. the Premier
lad resigned. The Spanish-Mexican negotiations
were goirg On pleasingly in Paris and Madrid.
The Atlantic telegraph cable was about TO be
landed from both the Niagara and Agsmemnon, and
stored ia tie government; dockysrd at Plymouth. It
wac hoped that would soon be successfully laid On
il original route.
good deal Of interest was felt with respect to
toe approaching conference between the Gar and
toe Emperor Napoleon. The Gear had arrived in
Berln.
The delegates to the great Convention OF the
Evangelical Alliance lad met IL session in Berlin.
rev. Or Baird Represented the Presbyterians and
bishop Simpson the Metbodists Of the United States.
MI Wright, Uaited States Minister 70 Prussia, sd
G.c4Aed sc meeting.
Irosa Australia ye have ne - dated at sydney on
tie lsta and at Melbourne OF the I'D Of July Gold
W. more abundant and large shipments were b.
sig mace ior England A. much as four millions
focf hu6drc6 thousand doiars worth Of Lie metal
hsd already reached London European anu CHI
ue-e EiecIs hao had me severe Ggh,s
CsptaI Clements, q the brg Ashby, which ar
rived II this port yesterday from Port al Princo re.
ports tbst uuoh Sickness prevailed Al the latter
place when he left The Ashhy los, two men by
fever on Tie voyage, and her mate is very sick
The ys-ss il detained d Quarantine.
we have interesting news from Mckee. The &C.
esiAstcai malconsen.s Ia Puebls lad fonened
another outbreak, which only suppressed BY
the troops 81 the republic. Many arrests were
rDsds. Disturbances 81 like character In various
parts II tac country az reported. formidable
GtvOiuisn bad br,kcn 81. 10 tue province Of Qua.
oslaars, but We are not advised a. 70 it, origin OF
objects Reports were rife II another flibus'erng
INVASION q Sonora frop California.
vey numerous meeting 81 TIC bonjhclders and
stockholders u tie Erie Railroad was held Les,
night al tie Mercantile Library, for the purpose o.
RAISING a loan q tx Millions 10 relieve the road
FROM IL dincu,ues i subscription book was
opened. and committee appointed 70 make col
lections- We sive rp0r; Of the proceedings else
where.
the principal actor IN tic baby farce to bail 10 tht
SIM ~ IS oO0 70 appear q witness on the trial Of
Ers. Cunningham for producing a fraudulent bel,
a. tie BuI6eu estate. The District Attorney Dc
ined furnishing The name Of the Doctors surety, q.
a. doe ~, visb Il 10 be made public at present.
The Episcopal Diocesan Convention concluded its
session L.. evening. Various reports Of commit.
ices we're received afardiug interesting information
O. The AFFAIR." q the diocess. The proposed amend.
ments to tie constitution, after 9 very long ami
elaborate Gcbste sud yafous attempts 70 amend
aad substitute, wef hna4s e.ert0 back to The con-
mittee. Tie inai action % the Convention on this
subject IL thus postponed certainly Cor two wears
We are informed that ~. Ye4d0n Cne a. the edi
Tors Of the Charleston Cotritr leaves town this
morning for his home, having 90 "wednesday L.,
discharged tic duty Of di.interring tie mortal :,
mains u the late Hugh Swinion IeFart, Al Mount
kubutu Cemetery. near Boston. The remains are
a. lc removed TO Magnolia Cemetery, near Charles.
iou Our readers will recoilect that ID 1919, BIZ.
legarC then Attorney General q tho United states
during the administration Of Mr. Tyler. visited Boz
ton in company with the President and tie mem.
ben or The Cabinet In order 70 take par. IN the
celebration Of the anniversary OF the battle q Bun.
her Hin. On the morning Of the anniversary he
VA attacked by disease, which speedily terminated
bis existence. The city authorities Of Boston pro
posed 10 erect a monument il honor Of Er. Legart,
but the Secretary OF The Treasury, Mr.. Spencer con
Edeted 4 the especial dutS Of Congress " do
g. the Congressional burying ground. Congress,
iorsver, failed 70 sct upon tie matter and recently
a. citizens o. Charleston have taken the proper
STEPS 20 DO monumental honor 20 one u South Caro-.
Ina most gifted and patriotic sons.
a Lexington, No, paper announces tie arrival Of
gentleman AZ that Place frrn Grea, salt Lake
Csy WhV states that tue Eoru0ns were fortByi Dg