The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-08
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE VANDERBILT,
Loss Of the Steamer Royal Charter with 400 Lives
and f6N,OOO Sterling in Gold,
&C.. &C., &c.

The Vanderbilt steamship Vanderbilt, Captain LIZ fcvrc,
arrived a. this port at yesterday from Hayre and
Southampton.
She left Southampton at two O'Clock on the morning of
Thursday the 27,h uI aud has landed threc hundred
and seventy three passengers largo and valuable CARGO
and the French and English nails
Among hor passongcrs arc-The Hon. Thos. L. Cling
man. North Carolina Hon. Carroll Spence United States
Minister at Constantinople; Judge j. H. Welsh New York.
Judge G. NJ. Davis, Florida wife, daughters and suite
Of tho Brazilian Minister at Washington Rev. H. Scclcy
pastor American Chapel, Paris.
The voyage Of the Vanderbilt has been winry and Sc
we're In tho extreme violent westerly gales prevailing
throughout from tho English Channel to sable Island
The adyices by the Vanderbilt later By four
teen hours than those by the North American, but our
es to hand add little to the teaegraphc summary from
Father Point given in yesterday mornings Herald
The London Tines OF tho o0th Of October contains the
following in lis city article
The Board OF Trade rcturns for the past month"; Issued
this morning. continue offer best reputation OF tho
remarks occasionally heard OF the dulness Of business the
fact being that the trade OF the country on basis 80
sound free from speculative excitement that II
seems 10 with inexphcabe quieude. The declared
value of explorations shows increase 0. f9l7 65l
or Ss per cent those Of September, 1865, and
there also increase Of more than per cent over
tho high total OF tho preceding year. Cotton goods
owing mainly TO the Eastern demand, stu lgure for
the chief augmentation The aggregate vauo OF our OK
ports during tho rst nine months Of the year has boon
ips O37 81 against cS6,3O32 in tho corresponding
period Of ls5S, showing increase OF Ell ,726 49, or
nearly ID per cent This has occurred rs follows
January. ..f2 ,37l ,e23 June G42i.46S
febrnary..... 2.s25,aI July. 2si 'eoa
April. .......... i,s79,ST septomber.... sl1,osi
Nay o..:a .; ,s -. no. has boon ., increase Of
fb62 552 the month, and col 7is, Or more han
per cent, on the nine months
There has been good demand within The last reg DAYS
advanced the end OF last week from 10 CID and
yesterday and TO day from that point to ld and 6ld
Tho London TaAes Acknowledgements have been
made by which the Gard steamers will shortly begin to
receive and deliver mails at Queenstown both on tho out
ward and homcward passages.
Tie official cioralc ii Roma confirms the of the
Bishop Of Rnln Many priests have quilted the country
in tic neigborhood OF tho Romagna account Of tho
ntrgucs Of crissar.es and in fear of Disturbances.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times writing on
| the Oath uliimo, says
IS said that the force which tue French government
had decided 10 send 20 China which was DXed originally
at 1900 men, y now reduced to 5000 II s said further
that the expedition to China will not be despatched until
the month OF February next, unless circumstances should
arise in te meantime which il is not possible to anuci
pate.
The great banking firm Of Stiegz Co., OF St Peters
burg has announced that intends ieudate the Is
1 Of January, 1850.
The Milan Gdssc Of the goth ult. advises the erection
Of Notifications in the environs OF that city BY aug
menting at the time the Notifications Of Piacenzs
without ncglcctng Lodi and Brcsci tho towns Of pa
cenza, Milan, Casae and Aessandra might form, says
| quadrilateralt to oppose to that hold BY Austria
| The Courier dss Dinmaoae Says
Several Of our subscribers have written ask wiletie,
the Archbishop Of Paris has published pastoral ieer IL
favor Of the temporal Of the Pope The only reply
which give is that correspondent at Rom.
assured US some time since that tho Cardinal Archbishop
had written in July last most remarkable letter to thu
Pope the politica! situation Of Italy, and that his En-.
hence had received reply from the Sovereign ponuh
The london Herald Of the cath Of October rcmarks-
| Growing commerce prevents isolation, and gun free
in the Straits OF Gibraltar would ber.e TO the
distant We have dosire 10 write q word tha
could be construed into threat but tho Spanish minis
ters should remember that II thcy commence aac
against interests by sozing and occupying Tangcr
Mogadore other portion Of Morocco at
six do0diy Jo,o az CHA. is with sincere pain tina
a,lude such possibilities contingencies, bu
hesitate TO proclaim In unsakabe terms that Eng
land mil hold her n91ft }'o,er any combiaa
ssatin Of IoietYs thai may threaten her maritime
| 1nyma<y.
! Terrible Gaia strOphe the Coast O1
wales.