The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-30
Arrival Of the AragO at New York and
the Europa at Halifax.
PROGRESS OF THE WAR IN COCHIN CHINA.
Appointment Of n British Minis
ter to Japan.
ADVANCE in COTTON AND CONs0Ls.
RREADSTUFFs AND PROVISIONS DEPRESSED,
&C., &c., &c.

The United States mail steamship Arago, Captain Lines,
from Hayre and Southampton arrived this port yester
day afternoon. The Arago left Southampton Wednes
day the nth inst passed the Needles nine o'clock
night and reached her dock at New York at three
O'Clock r. NJ. yesterday She had a mild moderate pas
sage Tho Arago brings PA passengers the usual mails,
and 500 tons Of merchandise.
Among her passengers Pauding Tatnal Esq from
JAPAN of dispatches and OF the United States treaty
with Japan Rev. DR. Patton and daughter bearer of
patches from Rome NJ. II. German French Vice Consul
at New Orleans bearer OF dispatches from Paris Mrs.
Senator Gwn, daughter and servant, Hon wm. Aiken
and famiy, of South Carolina Hon. J. L. D. Morrison of
Illinois; Bishop Davis, of South Carolina u. Huntingdon
Esq, and family Sidney +. Morse, Esq family and
Professor Cleveland and daughter, Of New York
The Cunard steamship Europa, Capt Leitch from Liver
pool at O'Clock the morning OF the GOTH arrived at
Halifax at two O'Clock yesterday afternoon She reached
Liverpool from Queenstown her outward voyage at
nine O'Clock on the morning OF the 18th. The Europa
sailed from Halifax at half past yesterday for Bos-
ton where she will be due about twelve O'Clock 10 night
The Europa reports the 10th the Bell Buoy passed
the American ship Tornado, Of Philadelphia bound west
at r. NJ, six miles to the Holyhead passed
steamship Persia, from New York for Liverpool 2Ist,
about twenty five miles westward OF Cape Clear passed
the American ship Escort, bound east.
The steamship Ariel had such severe weather that tho
captain had his kneepan broken by the seas that
struck her.
The London Nepcs says:-lt Ia understood that
powerful appliances have forwarded to
for the purpose OF raising the Hudson She was
six feet out Of water
The Suisse OF Berne, that the police Of Saint
Gall have just made very important capture the per
Of native Of Baden, who had just returned from
New York with American passport. He Is charged
with forging notes the Bank OF Austria
The French rgae sesostrs brought TO Brest
harbor account Of terrific otng by fishermen at
St. Johns, Newfoundland, in consequence of supposed
French cncroachment on the river fishing well
banks in that colony. The present officials accused OF
playing into the hands OF the foreigners by putting
and false Interpretation existing treaties Mr. Jugo
Little said to be Of those public offenders and that
he had brought from Halifax brother of his own to get
elected into tho Legislature for 81 John g.
The people pelted the candidate spite Of Irish
bishop, Dr. Mulock, Franciscan riar who Of course
sided with France but he seriously damaged hs popu-
larty among his flock thereby. collision between the
bark Peter and tho cod fmacl,s was impending.
The london Herald says--A regular razzla OF English
papers bad been made at the Paris Post ofc. week
No London news has been distributed in Paris for four
days, and today (Nov l5) the Esaminer Saturday Re
ricw Court Journal and Morning advertiser have been
laid under embargo
very violent storm swept London tho 10Th OF
November. Considerable damage was done 10 the ship
ping IN the port
The eastery gales which prevailed around the Enghsh
coast for several days, had moderated The mails had
been greatly damaged.
The government had sent two steam soops the hoEs
of the Channel to relieve vessels in Distress
Robert Owen the celebrated socastc writer had died.
in his eighty eighth year.
The screw steamer saxonia reached Southampton on
the evening Of the 10th.