The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-27
ARRIVAL OF THE KANGAROO.
OPENING OF THE SPANISH CORTEs.
Queen Isabella's Relations To
wards Mexico.
THE CENTRAL AMERICAN QUESTION.
TRExCH POLITICS IN ROME.
&c., dc, &c.

O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
One day later news has been received by the Pacific
Al q Johns n T., and published IN the Herald last
Friday morning
Our 'es by tile Kangaroo arc dated in London on the
71 instant.
project foot foT introducing local Geographic
rystem London upon most comprehensive scale. Mes
sAes proposed TO be delivered within radius o fo9s
miles Of Charing Cross at uniform charge Of Id for ten
words, and n the course Of a few minutes.
The SPECIAL correspondent Of the London Times IN India
gives version Of The Cawnpore massacre, the de
iis q which are, In respects, shocking than
any previous accounts.
The London Times publishes proclamation, issued 10y
lord Clyde on his recommending the campaign in Dude,
announcing that when there resistance plunderng
vii be allowed but wheresoeyer there is resistance by
single shot fred against the troops the inhabitants
expect TO the fate they have brought upon
saemselvcs-their houses viii be their villages
plundered
letter from Dublin to the London Tines, dated the
eh OF December, states;-
Ia letter received on Saturday last from New York nv
rerson in Conmcl, the following startling passage
The intelligence Will be a severe blow the
hopes Of the rump OF tho Irish nationalist
81 am sorry 10 tell you will not be able to carry out
your suggestion 10 visit the Old Country With the Sixty
ninth Irsh Americans owing 70 the 'iberaly OF the
British government, 50 many men carrying arms would
not be allowed 10 land IN Ireland
for once in his life Mr.. John Mitchell was right In the
columns OF his journal he long since informed those
gentlemen in green gold that neither American
the British would sanction their projected
invasion oi the mother country.
The Vienna Ga.ee official journal Of the Austrian 20
vernment, has the following strong article language
Of the Paris press against the conduct Of that Power
laly
The unexan,pled shamelessness with which several
fars journals attack AUSTRIA the moment at when
The hontembert drama is taking place that capital
has caused aprebensi0ns not only ~ Paris but abroad
4faVN EUglN Ia h4fp0 fas
that those attacks would be followed by reassurng de-
caraion from The proper quarter. THIS very natural
expectation has however been disappointed and the
MAR referred 10 preserve their hostile attitude towards
Austria. Some weeks back had 10 reply 10 similar
attacks though they were less violent and did so by
frankly exposing the policy Of Austria in Italy. At that
moment, a. now, the MOI dorire Austrian domination
In the Italian peninsula Our reply received The greatest
pebey and ls beig an press peeafdcd y a, the gates
az France. Nowhere was the slghtcs, attempt made %
place " N contradiction with facts.
The London Times Of the slh inst Gays
tbs has been settling day in the English funds, aud
The TACT 81 numerous operations Tor rise recently entered
into by weak specuators having % bc closed carried
forward caused the market % open heavily and 10
perence further temporary depression Nolwthsiand-
ing the approach 81 the end Of the year. there re-
newed III the discount market to-da ylhe MN mum
beng p. 81. To-day the french per cent
gravity q the questions regarding Mexico and Nicaragua
well az the necessity Tor meeting deficiency in tc
revenue by loan. some additions o. the American
Presidents message VIII this year be looked for with
mofc han ordinary interest The message expected 80
reach Liverpool on sunday week.
The iondon Daiiy Meas u ths SIN INST. says
tho funds to-day rather Tat during the greater
part ot tie DAY cogso quoted - fresh reduction
81 : per can't OWING solely 70 the arrangements
nectson with the monthly settlement The supply 81
st-s snoat IA tho market hss greatly increased The
Spectators Tor Tie rs are consequently lcs oscrwegcd
with stock. AZ any other period more decided simaus
would probably have been impaired by the Increased
hmness Of the exchanges aud tie nnx Of gold into the
bank. IL the v'hrf IaaiAris Tho Tendency sailac
tory IN INC cisconn' MARKET LAY there was goof
deal n activity huf arge supply money The amount
rf god sent INFO ie iaus TO-DAY was slda coo Tho pur
chsses elected today i'r thc Continent represent ouy
10000. Tie foreign tx1harges this afternoon we're
generally nrmcr IN tendency hills being lCss demand
The Innaoa Ggsos q the 18th instant announces the
fronbuoa Guatemala import Tobacco except SCARS
segsre,ies and snur, which pay reals per pognd
duty and to export unwroushi silver aud silver con
The Liverpool f'es & che s,h instant says The sue
pension announced yesterday - Ticks A Gsisden
American merchants. IT, a.Hcua Is are attributed ia
operatives in cotton. aud tle amount o. liabilities IS
boueht 70 b. about 100000
To customary annual sA,eseul y thC trade AMI nAvl
cation II the United klgacn ior 80 BIS been sslci
Bah imyoris an exports are shown Il have increased
enormously durng The years during wheh their rca
vsuc have ben asccraned a. former FROM si52 .ss
os3 10 Els, go i the latter from Els 81 a. gis
l7sS0l. Thr import i-on FOREIGN oocntrrs increased
from ais 90 90 Il Ga 80 gas AMI froni British colo
nios and possessions from 60 TO- p 10 siGisoIga. ~
ihc export the reircc an4 manriaatrre al en- uuod
Kingdom amounted as, scar e. el22 oa6Io,, sgaast
80 e-a,'s 1914 aud nrcgu aud colonial produce 10
124los 1st tss.ut ci,.C0see
stairmcut u tae vst Iutto CROP ~ 1sss shHws ihs
hss toen %, ~ the tuczt rai.f1 since fsto.
The Paris Vaa.'ser har the laowluF paragraph
discgssou t0ft e. by cert4a Para tourua's. with
refrpteute that Is u regretted stcns - t.4o &C.
Io,eeff nc t.t~ IT, cor. rnnont 81 IA t.np
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