The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-23
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.
THREE DAYS LATER NEWS PROM EUROPE.
CONDITION OF The ATLANTIC CABLE.
Arrival OF the Chinese Treaty in
England.
IMPROVEMENT In AMERICAN PRODUCE,
&C., &C., &c.

ne royal mail steamship Niagara, Captain Miller, left
liverpool at 1880 A. NJ Of the llh and arrived at Hall
hx on the morning Of Wednesday, the I'D She reports
having good weather Sept II q. $50 P. NJ passed
the Arabia from New York, bound in.
The by the Niagara not Of marked importance,
though interesting.
The steamship Niagara sailed from halifax at two O'Clock
yesterday afternoon for Boston, where she will be due
about ten O'Clock this evening. Weather rainy. Wind
southwest.
Nothing further relation TO the condition OF theIAt
hntic cable had been given TO the public The directors
q the company 10 hold meeting on the day !he
Niagara sailed, discuss future action. In the
lime the shipment Of the large shore ends from Plymouth
10 valenua had been suspended
The bearer of the English treaty with China accompa-
aieA the mail.
The treaty itself confirms the announcements in rela
Mon TO brought out by the North Bron and Northern
Light.
correspondent Of the London Times, who has good
sclal experience Of the feelings Of tho Chinese has
strong apprehensOns that the payment Of the in
Sennity, which is rumorcd to havo been fixed three
millions two hundred thousand pounds for England, and
enc million two hundred thousand pounds for France s
allowed TO left dependent the collection Of the Gus
toms at Canton not only will its receipts be 'problemat
cal" but there win be constant Of disputes
The Tooth Regiment, recently raised in Canada, is ex
pected TO be ordered TO India
The American ship j. J. Hatborn, bound from Liverpool
% Cardenas and the bark Margaret in collision
she mouth Of the Mersey on the eth The latter vessel
sunk and all board drowned except the captain
and pilot. The damage to the Hathorn slight.
TIE 6rst nstament Of fifteen per cent Of the Turkish
loan was met with remarkable promptness.
Pardoe, Hoomans Co., carpet manufacturers at Kid
dermnster had suspended-their liabilities being 600
70 10000
The British Board Of Trade had directed inquiry into
The circumstances attending the wreck of the American
ship Abby Iangdon, Off tho Isle Of Wight.
The comet had been distinctly visible 70 the naked eye
u various parts Of England.
Negotiations for the establishment Of mail services to
Australia and British Columbia, by the Panama route
wore still under the consideration OF government.
The whole Of ve thousand reinforcemcnts Of cavalry
and infantry recently ordered 70 India had been deg
patched.
The London Gasese contains a notification that con.
vcnton was concluded between Great Britain Brazil
On the 23d Of juno last for the settlement Of the out
standing claims Of the subjects OF the countries upon
ne opposite governments, by means of a mixed
commission.
Eighteen English railway companies, representing
sapstal OF hundred and fifty millions sterling had
Asld meeting in London for the purpose of agreeing
xpon course Of procedure 70 avoid further msundor
standing. Among other resolutions adopted, was
strongly recommending the settlement OF all dhculte
by arbitration instead OF law TO prevent runous conpe
ton and asking that power be sought from Parliamen
TO enable the companies TO settle all disputes ny
aIb.u alton.
The London Daily Ncs understands that the European
and American Steam Company have effected rcconcila-
non with Mesers. Croskey Co ON satisfactory terms
The forclblc abduction by the Roman Inquston Of a
Jewish child at Boogna, under tho pretcncc Of its having
been secretly bapsed by Catholic nurse has created
n most painful sensation throughout the Jewish world.
The Jews OF London had taken the matter up, aud
enlstng the sympathy Of the English government and II
need be will send deputation 10 the Pope.
The steamships City of Washington, from New York
Ahe 2sth ult arrived at Liverpool tho 9th, and the
Abe same day.