The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-21
Atteet Of the Success Of the Atlantic Telegraph
10 liverpool and London.
IN Liverpool ahG L0huUH'
GREAT RISE In TELEGRAPH SHARES.
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THE ENTHUSIASM OF JOHN BULL
THE ROYAL FETES AT CHERBOURG.
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TOUR OF THE QUEEN OF SPAIN.
The Danubian Negotiations
Ended.
IMPROVE BNy IN TRAD DE
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GREAT RISE IN TELEGRAPH SHARES.


MBNv I'M TRADE
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ne Cunard stearnshp Arabs, Captain S,,ae, which len
Liverpool Saturday tho eth inst arrived at ths port
n Elk o'clock yesterday morning.
The voyage Of the arabs delayed tn consequence
q her coming collision with Inc Europa, for Liverpool
III Cape Race detailed In the HERALD Tuesday, the
18th instant, and this morning.
In be collision with the Europa the Arabia started her
sutwster stove boie her port bow aud damaged port
wheel houee she came the remainder or the voyage with
one engine sud wheel.
The Araha, on tho afternoon of the 7,h, passed the
Canada OF the Csife Of Man.
The news has been In anticipated by our
aAvices autographed nom St. Johns N r., published las.
Tsesday morning
TIE Of the arrival OF the Agsmemnon A vaenta,
With her end Of the Atlantic csble telegrAphed TO
Lnpden The 9Th instant where crea.ed yss. amour.
II 10y, admiration ard establishment The effect the
stock marke. very excellent.
ALenasn commercial report dated tire 6.h Of August!
says
scnGeroial and manufacturing communities have been
married. tnerO indicAops wanting TO iospre hope
os,s :. syorsc nrsn :, for a." has ana the
spsnaid weather which a. present 20 generally pro-
vans for maturing and securing it s good condition,
are setting most bsncfcisy on the public mind This
circumstance, combined with tho absence OF Any political
antu-bsI ce, and with the favorable accounts
solved from India by the Bombay pAii, seems to have
produced much boter feeling Ia business ana from the
manufacturing Districts the accounts generally continue
saafAcory; resar5s produce markets greater
setviy prevails and rather better prices hsvs boon
real tor many leading Articles required for home co..
pkon
Napoleon has decided TIA. sill France ssau JOIN q
5e Dsrm at tho moment when be aud the Empress
~ .h~f-o n N
August The imperial commands promulgated in D
cheaz addressed By tue Minister Of Pablo Iss,sacon
70 the srchbshops and bishops
The Parh correspondent Of tho London Times says tina
dispatches from the French Ambassador at Berlin alude
10 the state OF things in rYussa not presenting altogether
satisfactory aspect. and fears entertained That the
Kings Diaess may lead 10 certain conn., licatio.s.
The Aytras Gazette draws conclusions us'avorasla TO
the interests OF Austria from tbs interview bstueen
Uoun. Cavour and the Prince of Prussia, a. Baden.
despa.cn has arrived from reheran announcing the
deab of the heir I, the throne Of Perss. AuIcabe
tons had been renewed between Persia and Turkey,
through the friendly Offices Of England.
TIE london Ga:et1 anpoupces that the dignity Of
Baron Of the United Kingdom be- been granted tbs
Earl Of ssshed, by the tile OF Baron srsthsoey OF
Srs syey In the counties Of Inverness and Moray Tue
Casae tlso notifies tina. the dignity Of Baron of ,he
ppted Krgdom has been grained apto Sir q Campbell
&C r., Conmsnder Chief In the East indies ard hi
bsrs male by the THE Of Baron Clyde Of cydcsisle
The Queen hss grated the dignity Of Barore, OF he
United Kingdom unto Or John Laird MAR Ia wrence,
G.cB, Chief Commissioner for the Ahabs Of the
Purjanb.
The Madrid journals Of the 3isi u do no, ye. record
the arrival Of the Queen Of spAln Gon, but they pub
tsb tsesrsphr dispatches stating thsi the aosh ut
her Majesty, with the King and royal children, was
Hsres, in the Atturxs These dispatches add that
AssurN the Queen received with cxtraordi
nsry cnthuaiasm, the people having hocSed down
IRON Tho mountains TO see bsr Mpssty, md thai nums
triumpsal sches crested the real which
she 70 pass. At Pasrcs, on tire way 10 Meres, tho
fust,ious personsges psrtook of breakfast n relssd
fa Al Leon the Queen appeared balcony 10 bo~ the
Bale rshce Of tae AstiSs the people, brl ai, ~ u
Gcfk they could not hta well, and asc5rd.
tgly Der h.les.y lad lighted candle broush, and
held % before hI face This lille lnsldsns Increased tae
yocsAr erthusiatm. A, 0viedo, where The QI,en va
~ SO alter leaving viers, tsiumfbsl arch vs 70
be erected in leaves Of bread and after the Queen
rbJu'd have passed through me bread sh,ald have
heeu given 10 the poor. TIE palace thai town m
which Ire Queen wss 10 s'sy, Rad hcss purcSsssi b.
tbe Municipality for presentation 70 IL Prilos % The
Artarias.
late Lsudcn paper says
ire accouer from Vancouver Isisoa, Brrss cSiags-
bis have caused sore STIR 10 mefcaote cscc. he
statements which have APPEARED respecting the prods
gold as, good climate, and free poss, have i1du,sd
merchants 70 hook shipments 10 that quner % tue
eiob. safe speculation: sni we understand scvcrs
vessels about being put the berth for Vancouver
isand me brig Charles fuer ha, alrcscy been lad On
the berth FOR Victoria, Vancouver Leland, and the
xvcster portion Of her cargo has been engaged she thu
dsst vtfo 10 take her departure from ths for ihe
new gold regions, and will rail IN about . fortnight
The renewal Of Diplomatic relations between France ans
Naples rendered probable nom the fac, tha, Aniozln
the representative Of Naples when the French Emperor
Withdrew his ambassador from that country hss redrusd
70 Paris
Rains have injured lhs French harvest, whish will NOT
be - good ~ has been expected.
The men arrested q, ~ Epcnne suspicion Of beng
engaged In The manufacture Of shes FOR the aaou
81 ibe Emperor, be transported forth rh without
Trial
RwU rumored that The Sultan WIS about 10 engage
Aid II Ksder 20 ssy the religious excitement Of hi. nos
lcop subiects
me steamship Indian Empire, from New York with TIC
American mails and SIXTY rs. class passengers arrived u
Ssi~sy on the btb instant
vices OF the path ut, arrived of cowcs the afternoon OF
she 9th Instant en- route from New York 10 Bsvre
Death cf NJ. htrvss scycr.
IRON the london Herald, Areusse.I
We regret " announce The death Of this world known
ehsf De cuisine vhth took racs a. his residence 50
Johns Wood, after ssy's intense suGe-inq, bahpssi
rns isst evening. N soyer has been ior m.ny years
past known ~ culinary bsDefacir % the public, ano
r1ore particularly during the late IN the Test his
deevors and success smeioraing The condition, in
culinary view, Of the well kuoyn 10 sh Sub