The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-30
THE LATEST NEWS.

The London Daily Ns' city article OF tho evening OF
the nth ssysThe funds opened with little duness
consequence Of The fall yesterday the Paris Boure
The final quotations Of oonsos only about 16 below
those Of yesterday. The chief support 10 derived from
the scarcity Of stock. The Stock Exchange was anguid
members have len London and others are fol.
lowing their example The demand for money 70. day
at AZ sum Of f4cco in gold was sent Into the bank To-
day The els 900 by the Southampton, from Melbourne
Was purchased for Transmission abroad The remttanoes
OF silver for Cacus and China by the steamer the
ooh nit viii probably amount TO between 4500 oo0 and
100000 The produce market to day WAS very dull and
~ regards number OF articles prices show dropping
tendency. The corn market to-day was steady a. full
The London Times CITY Article Of the even pg OF the
17tn says-A reaction or one eighth tn consos 81 the
opening was not recovered during the day There was
scarcely :Dy general business, but the government
broker took Gl0O GOO Of stock the Ssvings
Banks At the Bank to-day applications have been very
few. There has been feature in the railway market
today In Tome cases prices were eighty lower.
THE FRENCH AMNESTY.
The London Times says-"For the first time the EN-.
peror feels himself strong the affections Of his army,
and SO sure in the loyalty Of his people that no afford
to be msgnanmous The early to whi,h he puts the
be has acquired by hts successful campaign to
publish among all nations full and entire amnesty to
The Lordon DAILY Nesays that orders are 70 be trans.
positores Of political victims, TO let many survive
eofree.
M Louis Blanc has addressed letter to tho London
Daily N,Os, in which he admits that LOUIS Napoleon
could scarcely do more for the political exes
Sss dC1e' out asks Why should tbs ssss return 70
unfettered thought and freedom; better live where
lie Us TO remain a man."
The Rev james Attorney, ST., Fellow Of st. Johns Cam
bridge, has been elected Vicar OF Leeds.
The Grand Duke Constantine waited Portsmouth dock
The army hospital corps ID TO consist Of exactly
d1v0 msr, commssonsd officers and men, than
q In kha adr
a. Spnnead, to prepare for SEA by Saturday.
The Great Eastern advertised TO start the 18Th Of
Sepe mber on direct voysge to the United States. Port
land Maine will be the harbor which she win proceed
I'm na e rom s On vi" be carried at rates vary
The mcst imports feature In the papers this morning
s the report of oree to hr Golden yesterday evening
Times nils . whole page.
PARIS, August Is, 1859
warnings gvea to newspapers in France and the colonies
are to be considered Is non issued.
The Minister Of the Interior in connection with his col
league the Minister for Forega Affairs has orddred she
necessary arrangements to the execution OF the
full and entire snnes,y granted by the Emperor
Their Imperial Majestes left yesterday for st. Cloud
where they will scjonrn till September, when they viii
proceed TO Bearitz,
Nine hundred and twenty-five soldiers sentenced for
vsrous offences have been either pardoned the
Of their imprisonment have been commu!ed.
PAns August IT,
has been received by the Emperor who invited him to
remain 70 await what events may transpire The Empe
ror gave him very gracious reception.
TURIN, August II, 1859.
The King arrived here this evening and was welcomed
With great cheers by arge crowd assembled at the
station.
The National Guard and Piedmontese troops were
drawn up along during the passage of bis Majesty
neral Cullen has sent on his resignation which has been
accepted collision has taken place the line to &C.
noa and six persons were killed
MARsEnIEs, August II, 1862
Adqices from Constantinopls arc to the 10th inst
The Sultan bss returned and gave Mr. Thou
vensl, on Thursday, most graLous reception.
An official Journal states that nicabe relations bad been
established between Baron de Prokash and Mr. srouvena
The journal states that Sir Henry Bulwer gave
explanation respecting the British squadron having been
1t Aexnndris that In hJnor Of the contemplated
vsit OF the Sultan