The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Right Of Search Question in
Parliament.
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French Fishery Treaty in Negotiation
with Newfoundland.
Diplomatic Explanation Demanded by Spain
from England.
~oo~o>,r~~1or~o1~@1,.
PROGRESS OF THE WAR In CHINA.
ALLIED ADVANCE UP THE PEI-HO RIVER.
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NINGP0 IN POSSESSION OF the REBELS.
NEWS FROM INDIA.
Bad Prospects for the Telegraph
Expedition.
TIE COTTON AND CORN MARKETS,
&C., &e., 10.
French Fishery Treaty in Negotiation
with Newfoundland.
Diplomatic Explanation Demanded by Spain
from England.
PROGRESS OF THE WAR IN CHINA.
ALLIED ADVANCE UP THE PEI-HO RIVER.
NlNGPo IN POSSESSION OF the REBELS.
Bad Prospects for the Telegraph
Expedition.
THE COTTON AND CORN MARKETS.,
&C., &c., no.

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THE COTTON AND CORN MARKETS,
A. Mr. NJ.
ino oun~a S'e~1enp s,'-' o~p' '.uAns, "moo e's
Liverpool on tne morning Oh SATURDAY the Iita OF jury,
arrived at her dock a. Jersey City yesterday forenoon
Tho per. Gan. Race on tho At e,,
60. -, -. -, Y,,
OF Juiy' when e1p' 'uaxns Iarh@ae" 1e Liverpool pa
pers from which the agen. Of the Assocsed Press at st.
'on"s' :" = - ,o~p"1 o's' '1' ~ w.
IhA WAS duiy teiegFapheo W new huA, and APpeNea
In the HERALD on Monday morning.
a, - $3.50.
the Vanderhh. sL.,t-I
trade report from Manchester dated 23t OF july,
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tho foreign demand for goods Is very Limited nero .
feeling oil guinness about H. and buyers are Va
operate ne nome demand - Sn Tue contrary, sngnuy
Improved Tue demand FOR yane not active, out spin
ners are very frn a. most Of thorn areNnder contract
A Liverpool circular of Esd Of July rcmarks:--
An ,h., ~ Wa ..,d .hor, nu,r... !. .n., c,s nm
All mat can 90 said aoous pSsnS 81 la ,es On
sumpon Il verv fair bui ira foresn trade is sl IAN
gushing The metal branch ssfsrs much, the shipping
interest and All Connected With m sso greatly de oressed
The sdvces from the fair Il Frankfort sbox some i'm
provement on the Continent
vhcH n "s,i hna at,sa sS . coos and RS don,
no harm to the wheat Cutting hes commenced in some
Of the forward southern districts and win continuance
y. sc p,e ,s .1, Tn . n a,,. S.o
become affected by the prospects OF the crop and farm
ers are giving way in price RAIN hss fallen in France
ano %e me. tor ise wness cr%p' '"' MOI VINO
r, Is,a, -. AZ an. o,,h ~ r,,v .o,,.,,. An.
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WITH several dstineushed personages came on Change
where the Duke was received with tremendous rounds Of
aSaas Al, ne so'g. ,S M 'a s NV
Hs ami In the course OF the day visited the principal
public buildings in the town.
n s0 ne "a vs s,rost. oo~ nv
crowd which by The time he gos 70 Cnurch street mad
Increased to such an extent that he could no proceed
he, .ne,eors, uss go'a & Jumpoa no co. AHu
Yesterday morning considerabe Sensation was created
Change by the report that OF our Oldest ana most
.r, g @ Shsr pH~ E OF po,as@
House, Fazakersy and c Georges DOCK Gates North
Mr. Thunderstorm was in good health yesterday morning,
ano wa, we oeneve prooeeans Up onapc. s'ee.,
moved INTO The office Of Messrs. GIN Titnerinet,a Co.
and every effort made to anuaon. b0. toe vital
spark n.d nosn, never To return Mr. harneersone vas
LIVERPOOL .sept Of the american BANKING horss OF eorge
Peabody, Hq london. As 10 tho cause Of death, IT'S
supposed 70 be either apoplexy or disease OF the heart
u~p&'on rom oSoorne' aS'oo On zoa o. 'u'y, ssys-
ihe oueeh Ana frh0e oonsor' eaVe o'o0'ne lor 'nsr
ooure on 4'n august % WIS" tne emperor ann Impress
Oh tne frerch. Her hes'y and DIS koyn hgoneas VII
remsin ~ oneroours curing ne oth, ana ressfn 70
o6oo'he on 'he oh'
soanaAo1' paragraph having Appe~rea' !" 'ne enec'
that SIT fHroy hehy, Attorney 0enera Oh tns4nd, haa
secreny married ms GARY mhd tnat gentleman "r'es 10
me papers, oon'rAdcng me story ana pronoincing
"'1e ese 'HAn issue 'A1o'oois'
Inc SNOW VI 'he H'yA Asr0u'urA society u has'A na'
"Nnes'er' hAu psssco o" WIN gres' ecsa~
MI george haiuey, oecora'ed Aoeor, VINO retired
from 'ne s"ee some years ago. oeaa'
haa"on~' s'ms !" inc As' news rom inais, aSeo
OeouA On 'ne is'n ma "s"ra' On 'n' 1''n % 'u'"'
s'A'e 'na' OH N.Y. Aoses cavalry anu A''His'J "ers III
PURSUIT. !" INC ene"y Iom ""Api'
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ouoo 0ononueu u"'"i'o"'
IN honhcuna MI "As "Anqun'
me eA'cu'S~ import "A'As' W. su'e- '"Ip
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Tho Central Committee FOR the Emancipation OF the serfs
hss drawn up regulations for the organization and admin
srston Of the rural oommunes, and for axins tho rea
tons between the mobiles and the serfs mis- was done
by the direction Of the government, and the Central Com
mtes connded the task to certain number Of ~ body
The organization recommended is Of such nsurs that
adopted, would render the emancipation o. the serfs
perfectly lu'ory, and would therefore proau;e oonse-
quences OF the greatest gravity Dor example, Is
enacted that each seignorsl estate shall form commune,
and that the noble owner shall be tho chief OF ~ zach
Is 10 have administration. 0ae Of - duties
81, h On s,r,da IN. I,r,. .w.,s.a no ,hs ,ob,. N i'm,
80 =. go. = a.. .I.,,.,,.- 80 - =. ~.
pose taxes and 70 decide on the Admission o. rev or ne
derarture OF old members OF the commune BAT sd-
u,,s,ou can Ia r.ss and M rs,m,,.,on -hssever IN
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