Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-11-27
Later from EurOpe---ArrivalO Of the Va II
derbilt.
SANDY Hook, Nov. Is.

SANDY Hook, Nov. Is.
The steamship Vanderbilt on the Sd from
Bremen and Havre via Southampton, arrived
off this point to-day.
The London money market is unchanged.
ConSOls, for money 98@9S5 and for accounts
984@9Sa
The ship A. T., from New York for GLASGOW,
had fOundered at sea-all hands saved.
The formation of a new company, with a
capital of FL 900, to lay submarine
telegraph from Galway to Quebec, was talk
ed Of
Several gallant affairs had taken place in
India, the British in all being successful
A large amount of gold from Australia was
on the way.
Spain was preparing to act against Mexico.
The Vanderbilt left Southampton on the
eve of the 4th, and brings 329 passengers.
The entire passage has been extremely wintry
The steamer Hudson, of the Bremen and
New York line was burnt at Bremen Haven
on the night of the I'd inst. She was to have
sailed on the Saturday following, and doubt
less had a large part of her cargo on board.
There was an insurance of ETC, 900 at Lloyds
on the vessel.
The new submarine cable had been laid be-
tween England, Aldborough and Holland
The Bank of Vienna had resumed specie
payments.
y new Ministry is appointed in Prussia.
Prince HOhengallern, Preident General, Bo-
min, Minister of War; NJ Schlenitx, Foreign
Affairs
Great activity prevails in Spanish Naval
Arsenals, in consequence of the preparations
for the Mexican expedition. The naval force
is being augmented considerably by the build
ing Of new vessels.
An Admiralty steamer was to leave Wool
wich on Nov. 1st, for Bologne, with the fune-
ral car used for the interment of Napoleon at
ST. Helena, which has been restored COM
pletely.
Inc iIcw EiISnol, o.~a,, T,l-s",.a. h..
connect Galway via Quebec with English Pos
sessions on the Pacific. The wire to be used
is of a totally different description from any
now in use.
Sir H. L. Bulwer, British Minister to Persia
was arrested at Pera on the twentieth day
of October, and taken to police station, in
consequence of collision while riding in the
street. between his attendant groom and some
of the Sultan's suite.
AusTRIA-Several Prussian and other Ger
man papers had been confscated at Vienna
by the police.
The crew of the French brig, Austria,
which was shipping free laborcrs from the
coast of Africa, had all been massacred by
the negroes and taken on board.
Great excitement exists at Bradford York
shire county, in consequence of the wholesale
poisoning by lozengers, in which arsenic had
been mixed by mistake, instead of plaster of
paris Fifteen deaths had already occurred.
Sixty or seventy persons were seriously i'll.
A letter from ST. Petcraturgh says the
Russian Envoy and Snitelct Kilshta left the
Chinese frontiers about the 1st of August, for
Pekin. They were received on the frontier by
Chinese officers with carriages, who conduct
ed them to Garm, where they were received
by Mangolian officers, who proceeded with
them.
Madame Pfffer, the celebrated traveller is
dead.
Australia advices by telegraph, Sept. 10Th,
says, two ships left Sidney for England, with
lbs, 900 ounces of gold. Very rich gold fields
have been discovered north of Sidney.
New South Wales Assembly has granted
ESQ., per annum for 10 years toward the
mail service, via Panama.