The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-06
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
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HE Presidents Message and
NJ Fort Duquesne Letter.
.Ino French Recommend that Porto Rico,
! Cnba and Mexico be Made Monarchies.
'nE IRISH REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT.
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ne British Government Against the Sixty-ninth
IN New York Regiment.
Meeting Of the Atlantic Telegraph
Shareholders,
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Iussday morning, delivered in this city a. five
Sslock last evening" The delay was caused, already
nounced the express train on which they were con-
1eyed having become embedded and almost covered up
~ snow bank in the neighborhood of Worcester, MES,
1hsn ea route
or Aes ara dated in Paris on the 18th and in london
,n. 18Th os pecember The papers contain some very
hteresting extracts in addition " 'no 1--WE summary
H,egraphed from Halifax, which was nualshed in the
HERALD last Monday morning.
AZ The steamship Prince Albert, Of the Galway line, from
o. Johns Newfoundland, has made the most RAPID pas
unge on record between the shores OF europe ana
She left st. Johns at night the 10th utimo,
and was off Arran Islands the night Of the 10th Of the
me month thus running from shore to shore in five days
and sixteen and half hours. She brought synopsis Of
the Presidents Message, full news summary, and the
latest commercial reports from this side, all Of which were
publshed in Dublin on the evening Of the l7th and in
London on the morning Of the 18th Of December
The Peninsalar Correspondence Of Madrid Of Inc llth
utimo, remarks
Of the se of Cuba dc Ia COncha has written to
the stating that though he has offered his re-
si0nston on account his health yet he Is unwilling TO
srn to the Peninsula till the Mexican question is settled,
and that he wishes take part in the war; IN case It
should be declared against that country the govern
Monarquia whose hatred against the Captain General or
Cuba is made manifest every ocaasion, says that
Corcha will endeavor TO remain in order 10 gam the same
rank his brother, the Marshal
The Paris Dabat Of the 18th ut, speaking of financial
afhirs, says =
The foundation Of our financial industrial and CONNER
cal edhce solid that the crisis which ragged in the
two worlds with such unexampled intensity could not
even shake Whilst the great commercial nations OF
the world-the United States, England and Germany
Best espshos houses were there aaspendng their pay
nents the bankruptcies with us did not exceed ther
usual average Ali the difficulties which caused so much
alarm have got naturally, and in the ordinary
course Of things and have now resumed our upward
urorress Money abundant, dsposable capital fows IN
he rate of interest fallen TO the lowest point, the
Rente has beyond 49, and what proves tnat specua
has nothing 70 do with TINS upward movemens s ina.
was the day before yesterday quoted as high for cash
as for the end the month Everything presages
period Of activity and developemen which is only yet at
It's commencement
The meeting at Paris for the purpose of regularly
stitung the suez Canal Company was to be held on Mon
day, Goth utmo 1t positively stated and generally
believed that bona Gde subscriptions had been obtained
for the full amount Of nominal capital.
The London Times Of the 18th ultimo remarks,-
When we add that Mr.. Reed and the British authorities
are working harmonousy together upon the subject Of the
tariff we believe we have epitomiZcd all the information
which our letters bring us from China, and may
tinue TO congratulate the English public that affairs there
proceeding go prosperousy and promise 70 terminals
80 speedily.
The London Neps Of the 18th ultimo has the follow
ing
AS attention is directed the threatened hostlitie
between Peru and Ecuador, we give below, wthou
vouchng for the accuracy Of the statements made an
extract Of private from Venezuela dated Novem
Der 2 and brought by the steamer La Plata hear that
Mr. Cope English Minister at Guayaqul has offered his
mediation between Peru and Ecuador, which hope will
prevent their coming to extremites. Privately have
heard that refuses his mediation he shall offer pro-
lection, and have the British admiral Mt Guayaquil TO
prevent the Peruvian vessels from destroying the town.
The London Post of the 18th ult. says
Russia must be looked n country in a state o
transition both for Gar, boyars and people People and
boyars may both acquire much that they have long lost
and may surrender in of time some por
tion of that thorough autocracy which would be ncom
patible with higher civilization.
The King of Prussas health has not been improved the
air of Florence does not seem to agree with him. He
never goes OUT and the Queen is seldom seen in public
The from Berlin fulfs the expectation Of the
Of the liberal party. Accounts from all portions Of
the empire favor the Of the liberal candidates
The accouchement of Princess Frederick William
peced about the middle Of January and much dsappont
ment was manifested that Queen Victoria had not arrived
TO be present the OCCASION her expressed do
sire.
The return of the Bank Of England for the week ending
Wednesday Dec Is, compared with the previous weekly
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