The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-16
THE LATEST NEWS.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. lilo A. NJ
The steamship North American from Portland has just
arrived
The ship Queen of the West for Mobile has put back
Madrid despatch says that sharp engagement took
place between the Spaniards the Moors on the 18th
The Moors lost heavily The spanards had eighty killed
and four hundred wounded
PARIS Nov. 80, 1859
is currently reported that the French squadron has
neither bombarded Tangiers nor Tetuan. small fort
the latter replied and having dismaned the fertilization
afterwards rejoined the squadron at Algesras
has informed the Morocco government that this event
does not change in any respect the relations between the
two countries
MARsEIIIEs Nov go 1852
Advices have been received from CDnstantnope the
23d inst During the last six days storm Of unparal
leled violence had prevailed in the Euxine Sea.
All the vessels out at sea were driven shore, and
about eighty have been lost The coast is strewed with
wrecks and dead bodies.
The inhabitants Of these inhosptable shores have
stripped the survivors of the wrecks of their personal
property Tug steamers have been sent the Black Sea
in order to render assistance in the recovery Of property
The Grand Vizier had given very good reception to
N. de Lesseps.
PARIS Nov 80, 1859.
The Opnione Notionale has received first warning
from the Minister of the Interior account Of having
published article on the temporal power Of the Pope
which the warning states is considered outrage on a
foreign power and to the Church Of which the Pope the
head.
MADRID, Nov %, 1859
reported that the government Of Tangiers had fred
the French squadron and that the latter replied by
bombardng the place as an act Of retaliation.
LONDON, Dec. l. 1852
The steamer Emma, from Aastralia with the October
expected to reach this city Tuesday, the 9th inst
The steamship Shannon arrived this morning with the
West India, Mexican and Pacific mails. All hopes of
saving the Parnatta are now gvenup The staff engaged
in the attempt have come home in the Shannon
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times SAYS there
still some uncertainty to whether the English govern
ment has yet made up its mind to take part the Con
gress.
In the recent interview with Count Metternich II is said
that Count Walewsk assured Prince that the influence
French diplomacy will continue to be exercised in Cen
trail Italy, in favor Of the spontaneous recall by the popu
lation, Of the Grand Dukes.
Financial and Commercial News.
THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, Dec 1--P. VI.
Consos quoted 96s 96k for money, and 90 IL 1e
96 10 10 for account New threes 955s a95ls.
THE PARIS BoURsE
PARIS, Nov. 30-12l5 p. NJ.
steadily improving price, being quoted al 7Of CSC
3I5 T. M.-The rumors Of the bombardment of Tan
ger by the French caused decline The rentes closed
7o 3oc or one quarter cent below Saturdays prices
THE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 1-P NJ.
The sales Of cotton yesterday were 1000 bales and Of
to day 8,000 including 900 spectators and exporters
Prices are unchanged, though inferior qualities diff
cult OF sale at former rates Imports yesterday 063
bales; previously this week, l5,677 bales.
Breadstuifs are quiet but steady.
Provisions quiet but steady.
Produce slow of sale, but sales unchanged
Sugar market quiet 400 bags Of dates sold at 4Os Cd
Rice steady $500 bags Of Rangoon sold Ito arrive) at
9s. Cd. per cwt
THE LONDON PRODUCE MARKETS
- LONDON Dec. 1-p. N.
The produce markets generally unchanged Sugar
market quiet but steady Common firm at Yesterday 8
prices Tea quiet common Congou quoted at I'd. lower