The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-29
ARRIVAL OF THE FULTON AND CANADA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
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ATTEMPT ON NAP0LEON'S LIFE.
LATER FROM INDI "A.
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THE ARIEL PUT BACK.
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THE RATE OF INTEREST AGAIN REDUCED
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YHe LpvIATHAN ALMOST AFLoAT.
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e0TJON DECLINING BREADSTUFFS DROPPING.
CONsOLs 81 SO . 81 "a,
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ATTEMPT ON NAP0LEON's LIFI
LATER FROM IN ID "A
THE ARIEL PUT BACK.
THE RATE OF INTEREST AGAIN REDUCE
e0TION DECLINING -BREADSTUFFS DROPPING.
CONoOLa 81 SO q 81 81,
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NE steamship Canada, Captain Lang, which left Liver
pool at 1910 O'Clock the morning OF the leh Instant
called of Cork the morning Of Sunday the 18th, aud
ok the mails and sixty six passengers of the disabled
ship ARIEL and about noon of the game day. and
arrived at Halifax at four O'Clock yesterday morning.
She sailed again from here at O'Clock A. NJ for Bos
tcu where she will be due about four O'Clock tomorrow
friday afternoon. stiff N W. wind was blowing.
weather cloudy The captain threw despatch for
the Associated Press of New York when about ninety
aIles OIL Cape Race She did not 60 nearer that point
rhe United States mail steamship Fulton, Capt Wo ton,
which left Southampton on the 18th nst arrived at this
port early yesterday morning.
TIE news by the Canada three days later, and i'm
portant.
The Vanderbilt steamship Ariel Captain ludlow, which
t southampton for New York the Slst u broke her
ain sbat when days out and put back TO Cork TN
der sa which port she reached the 18th instant.
The agent OF the Associated Press is indebted 10 the
knonees of A. L. Holley, Esq who came passenger by
the Car ada for the suboned particulars relative TO the
disaster
The Ariel with ninety six passengers the mails and
heavy freight, left Bremen December 81 and Cowes De-
oember 2l she experienced strong westerly gales
which gradually increased until January 6, when at
p NJ in lat so ", long. 20 W, she broke her star
board shaft just outside of the chip. She hove to
under drag and storm sails, and the morning Of the
7th was found that her port wheel could be WORKED
The ship then put about east and moved at the rate
q eight knots hour She shipped several tremendous
and broke her oreyad when she was again laid TO-
until the morning Of the 9th. She succeeded in sighting
Cape Clear on the morning of the l4th, and reached
Queenstown about noon the next day.
On the l4th the Bank of England reduced s rate
q discount TO FIVE per cent being the lowest point touch
ed for nfeeen months. II anticipated that further
reduction would take place In week or two The dis
count houses have reduced the Of allowance call
from Az To 81 per cent. The Joint Stock Bank has
duced the rate for deposit per cent This action of
the bank imported hrmpess To the stock market Choice
paper was negotiated in the discount market at 3 10
per cent
&c T. Cray Sons, of London in the Canadian trade,
have suspended for about $40 0oo also Bishop Gcssng,
wholesale stssoners, for about $4,000.
attempt has been made upon the life Of the Emperor
Nsploeon, but failed though a projectie pierced hs
hat
News from India one week later, had been received,
Sut there nothing further from Cavnpore owing 10 tho
interruption OF malsbctween Bombay aud Calcutta. Bri.
gdier lpgls had boen promoted 70 the frank OF Major
General for bis gallant defence Of Lucknow.
The Lsviathan has been pushed 10 within half dozen
ren ain that position until tho prevailing spring tides
we're over when she would be pushed OF the ways aud
90 await the high tides OF January 10 float her.
me British Ministry were expected 70 assemble the
l4th inst
Reform meetings we're being extensively held both in
Loedon and the Provinces The Chartisis were taking
part in them.
new Spanish Ministry had been organized.
The Paris konii Of 18th instant publishes the teyt OF
The Queen Of span speech the opening Of the Cores.
Amer expressing thanks 10 heaven for the birth Of
her Majesty announces that bill will be introduced 10
Indemnify the Church Of Rome for the sale Of church pro
pery hdi she has aocTted he mediation Of France and
Eaoiand TIE dt6srnoe ,oaA Nerioo that tho spanish
Transatlantic Colonies uanqui and that there will bo
an OF the navy protect the increasing maritime
Of Spain. Her Majesty then thanks the army
for devotion and loyalty. After stating that there
great prospects OF abundant harvest her Majesty
nounces the introduction Of various financial for
the establishment Of railways and for other improve
mems
Il ,ad that the question Of the nanubsn Principal
ties s now 20 complicated thst day be Gxed for
Me meeting of the Paris Conference.
The commercial sdv.ccs from the French departments
state the buyers that present Themselves very
dcult in their deal ngs nevertheless sales IN cot
ton goods were effected at Rseu on better than
The wool trade du prices low and would coutInuo
I'LL trade revived In the other manufacturing toms
rne Paris -four market WAS completely inactive. The
bakers showed desire 10 buy, and there oonso
suenty offers than demands. The market
aso dull the few farmers that attended during the week
asted higher prices than buyers willing give and
fee sales took place.
With regard 10 the fraud the Australian Joint Stock
Bank a, sydney, Australia stated tha, the swindler
Miranda had drawn only his pretended letter Of
credit from Earrings for coo 900.
The London 7imes Of 18th instant saysThe bill Of the
Atlantic Telegraph Company 10 be laid before Parliament
proposes increase Of capital by the creation or new
shares ard the borrowing mortgage bond the orgi
nal capital Of f35oooo, all paid up, being found "n
consequences Of circumstances beyond the control Of the
company inadequate for the purposes Of the undcrak
ing.
great portion Of the extensive cotton mandatory Of
Dcssant, Daphard Co. Of Rouen, France, destroy
ed by hre-one warehouse containing printed coions 10
the amount Ct fi2 600 totally consumed.
The monthly statement OF the Bank Of France shows
ioes Of eleven millions Of francs in cash held Paris
and a gain Of twenty seven millions in the country
branches,
letter from Narsees reports that the American ship
Adrsc which was confscsted by the French Court oC
Appeals on account of her collision with the steamer
Lyonnas had made her escape from detention at that
port and pu, the night Of the sth OF January.
French war steamer went in pursuit, without effect
n feared that serious diplomatic complication may
arise this case
The ship oxford, Of wesport Maine, was abandoned at
sea in November in a very leaky condition. Capt Minct
and her crew picked up, and taken TO Gibraltar
by the American ship Mary and Martha.
The ships Celestial and Assyran hsd arrived in England
from China, with 24eioo lbs Of ami 75o bales Of
silk.
The london money market slightly easier CcnsoIs
closed at Pas a ptx for money
The sales Of the week in the Liverpool cotton market
wore 1000 bales, the mrket closing at decline Of I'd
on fair and middling qualities. The lower grades were
less affected
The Liverpool breadstuas market was dun. with de-
clinins tendency. Provisions were quiet.
The Canada reports having spoken the following named