The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-16
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our NEW TREATY WITH THAT EMPIRE.
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THE NEW PRUSSIAN CABINET.
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Laying the Shore End Of the At
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DEATH OF MAD. IDA PFEIFFER
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Visit Of the Snltan Of Turkey to the
Frigate Wabash.
LOSS OF THE AMERICAN SHIP A Z.
THE GREAT CHESS TOURNAMENT.
TIE COTTON AND CORN MARKETS,
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The steamship Vanderbilt Captain LefcSre, from Bre-
men and Havre via Southampton Attn inst, arrived last
evening this port The " went into the Southampton
docks on Monday November J. to be overhaued in con-
sequence her having touched the ground in the Weser
as she was leaving Bremen which caused her to leak
The Vanderbilt left Southampton on the evening Of the
ash and brings 32s passengers The entire passage has
been extremely wntry.
The news ie hve days later than that brought by the
Asia, but is not Of very important character.
Advices from Vienna say that Madame Ida Pfeer, the
well known traveller, is dead.
The name Of the French gessel the captain and crew OF
which were massacrcd Of the Cpores is the
Anna. The emigrants rose upon them and only two men
escaped.
The formation Of new company with capital of
81 500 ooO lay sub marine telegraph from Galway to
Quebec talked Of.
The dispatches from India to the English Foreign Office
say
The campaign has not yet commenced, but Lord Clyde
has left Allahabad for Cawnpore route for Lucknow
meanw hle the rebels stated 10 be still in great mum
bers and rayaging the country and sorey depressing
The inhabitants wherever English troops are not posted
Several gallant affairs had taken place in india the Br
tsh being successful In all.
large amount Of gold from Australia was on the way
10 London.
SPAN Was fitiNbAB W ~et akouoe '''efSof
The following members of new Prussian Ministry were
appointed the Sd instant
Prince Hohenzo!ern, President Of the Council.
M Scbieiuz, Foreign Affairs.
NJ Bcthman .Holiweg, Public lnstracton'
General BONN, War.
The rest Of the present Minister'S are TO be dismissed as
coon ar the arrangements for supplying their places are
completed.
MARQUIS Migliorar Charge d'Afrars Of Piedmont at
Rome has joined with the Duke dc Grammont in making
reuresentaons to Cardinal Antoneb against the abduc
tson Of young Montara.
The headquarters OF the Austrian army in Italy TO
be transferred to Verona The army Is 70 be reinforced
by two more divisions
The advces from Consiannope arc dated on the ao',
un,mo Ali Ghalib son OF Rcdschid Pacha, and son in
nw OF The sultan hal been drowned in the Bosphorus
He was on board n small vessel which was dashed 70
pieces by collision with steamer
lord s,ratford dc Redcie had lef cons,anuoplc The
ofbce Of Minister Of Marine had been conferred on All
Pacha third sitting bad taken place Of the Conference
charged with the duty Of defining the frontiers Of Monte
negro.
On the 10th ul, the snl,an, accompanied by his Minis
Ter Of Marine honorcd the American frgate Wabash with
visit lis Majee.y received with all the honors due
% royalty, salute Of twenty guns borg fred and
The Minister Of the United States and Commodore lava
lesae receiving his Imperial Majesty.
ne London Times contains the following extract from
commercial letter dated at Coustautinoplcs-
ar n T. Balwsr was passing the srccs At pora on
horseback preceded by hs groom on the 9oh Of ocsober
ans levy driving In their carriages, the horse Of thh
groom touched Of their horses, and the rider struck
him with hs whip; the groom used his whip also Sir
IT, Bu,wer endcayorcd 70 separate them, when the
mander Of the eunuchs rushed on ibe Ambassador and
rrccs him several blows The Ambassador was arrested
and taken To tho police station at Pera
Tne insurcction which had broken out par, Of Bos
MIA has again suppressed by the Psshas troops
which reached that place in great numbers More than
thousand Christian refugees are In the Austrian territory
Speculation was becoming active in Paris, and
merchants arc moro liberal In their credits. The
commercial bills presented for discount at the Bank Of
France 90 Thursday SEPT, rs amounted to 2s 900 900 r.
being largest offered in one day 70 the bank for
many months Tho gold IN its collars Is said 10 have
declined 10 about $50 fr The shcpkccpcs Of Paris
likewise are better sstisGed with their sales.
Adv,ocs from Lisbon Of 2sth ult Ays-
The Charles Georges was handed 10 the French
agent the 23d, and French war steamer was getting
no steam her out the other French vessels
leave on The following day The popular feeling a, Lisbon
very strong against the non interference o England
The oAcia journal OF Vienna announces that the Empe
ror has allowed Baron Lionel dc Rc.hschd 70 resign the
poet Of Austrian Consul General at London and has
pressed satisfaction for hs long aud faithful servces also
that bis Majesty has appointed Baron Anthony dc Rohs
child 10 the vacant place.
The China correspondent 90 the London Fod eays;--
On 2eth August Pehqul received the seals Of oicc
Governor Of tho Province of kwangtung vice Yeh,
moved 20 Calcutta The junks conveying the seals left
Fatu Creek carly on the morning OF that day, order
having been issued 20 French and English vessels
toned In that quarter 10 allow them 10 pass The pre-
sentatiou took place At rehquis yamun where FOR
ong he has been under surveillance, and strange
and interesting sight for western eyes TO behold
dreadful catastrophe had taken place at Bradford
England A large quantity Of asono appears 70 have
been mixed with lozcngcs, and sold ~ retailers shop
All who partook Of them were attacked with terrible
pains and several died before the discovered
More than sixty persons still suffering from the e
fccts Of the poison and no fewer than thirteen have al
ready died.
Miss Amy sedgwick the popular actress of the Haymar
ke theatre, Londen whose llnoss for some time
past has prevented her appearance the stage has rc
Gently bestowed hcr hand on Dr. Psrkes her medical at
tendant.
Tho London Tms of November Gays
heavy loss 10 the underwriters al Iioyds was made
known yesterday by the receipt Of cegraphc despatch
from Bremen announcing the destruction by hre Of the
the port Of Bcmerhaven. The Hudson was a ane hrst
class ton paddle steam vesee OF $500 tons register be-
longing 20 the Resnen and New York line of mail nackf
steamers ana was comparatively new vessel, having
her departure from Bremen Saturday next and q sun
posed 20 have been partly ad with cargo Upwards az
67p ESQ s sssd 70 have been done the ship al Ioyds
no sbip A. r., from New York for Glasgow, had feun
dered al An hands were saved
The oonSon, paddle steam sloop, Commander Joscph
payn,an which arrived al woolwich, England from her
term of service tender TO nc Niagara for the purpose
faying down tie Atlantic telegraph cable was ordered
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