The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-25
INDIA AND CHINA.

INDIA AND CHINA.
The Calcutta aails of June 3, and Hong Kong OF
May 81, had reached england.
The Indian government is said to have decided 10
permit ali European troops who might desire it, TO
receive their discharge and tree passage to Great
Britain, thus removing all grounds for complaint
r. was expected that .hohsapds wd.ld avail them
seives OF the offer
The rebel force was gradually diminishing
The Gong Kong corresp ,ndent of the London
Tines says thai Mr.. Ward, the new Aineri'a~
Minister has eft here for Shanghae N the steamer
lowhatan, where he will be joined ~ Mr. . Gee
who, with Admiral Rope, proceeds mont. yard very
shortly. Nothing is yet known rs u Che intentions
OF The French Minister, VINO is at Macao. 1t is
understood that the English and American Minis
ters viii proceed 10 Pekin, and it is hoped their
reception will be q friendly one.
The Americans have chartered light draught
English steamer TO carry their flag up the Pei-ho.
The ounboat expedition had started for Macao.
The American steamers Mississippi, Powhatan
and roewan where at Shanghae.
Exchanges hso slightly advanced. and imports
had been more active. Tea vas firm, but quiet 10
all the ma rkets.
Produce had improved at Calcutta, but was dull
Exchange 2s SD. Freights active and firm TO
London; to other ports unchanged. Imports dull
TURKEY.
The TuTkiah steamers sistria and Kars are re-
ported lost. The former with $50 passengers for
Constantinople, Il Of whom persisted. The Turkish
crew assassinated and plundered the Christians
daring the salvage. The Kars had 800 passengers
trom Constantinople, and had not been heard Of
The Persians were said to be actively preparing
u anticipation of war with Turkey.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
LurDoN NOISY mAaKBr.
Before the peaco raosairea, c,nsols at 95
90 Tor Uoney and st2l e5zs for she account Money
unchanged
AMERICAN STOCKS
sales bad been mace limos Central Railroad shares
4. q 4 81 discount: per bonds of 1875 II;
Me- Yp-s Central sizes, 81; New York Contra, sevens,
ga Ere !loed oouas Of SEQ, 81; Pennsylvania Central
El.iroad ttcopd mortgage, gay
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, July Is, 1859
The market remained fru, and the advance noted In
TIA afTc.s Gdslces iuly maintained wheu the
Moth Pr EFF Tn 70, days footed up
$3.50 oale, OF ~hice sscvissors toes 4vv and expor.
@e 3 go bales Tee quoa Sere Lied for New Or
Ssas nleallLs sno IS lod for upsrd
MANCHESTER MARKET.
TIE sdyices Rom Manchester continued favorable.
Ysr0e acre buoyant, 81 Slight advance. Cloths bow
ese', ,eo.ateo quiet.
LIVERPOOL BaEADsTUFFs MARKET.
krrs'oson, SPENCE 20 note favorable weather for
bt sro@'ns croas sfeaassafis sere dull For. vs-v
- o''' 'a'eS 'ne o2-otatIons were los
, 3e Gbest Dad sovsnced Id ID, bot vas dul':
w.sterp REQ 7s Cd Sc 81 ditto white, % 10. va
seu,be,u ehiSe, los ils Corp Gull, but 40 mt'sra'
ass,fe N o,ices Mixed and yellow 6s. lod. 6s I'd
eui.e rs. 3 rs ed
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET
Bee heavy nom Prices. Pork also heavy and de-
elmo sieaty On al ,orrs Bacon Lard
suL but uaoy Iaow declined t-ife.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Bos,r steaoy o. 81. tod for commoo Spirits turpep
tine orn and scnng Sss sugar arm Coffee urn
r.. quiet. Asoes-Pots trm Ct tr fling advance and
se.opg ., 27s ed. a 2ss, p.ars quiet a. 2Ss.
LONDON MAkAErs
BfesosluGs ceciiped Wheat Gull, and decred %
su,sr Duoyart and advanced Cd q Ia Coffee Arm
,ga. aovence ceylou, Ece heavy. TalioS dull a,
t4s Lpsted oil, 2ss cd a 25s. %.
THE PASSAGE OF THE NORTH BRITON.
The North Briion discharged her pilot at the
Belle Buoy, Liverpool at 1:s0 y. NJ, July 49, Ha
aad head wind nearly the entire passage; on Wed
n.sday the Goth inst, at l:25 r NJ saw large ice
berg, and continued to icebergs all the after
noon. At night thick fog set in, and we proceed
ed on course very slowly. Soon after two
clock on the morning Of the Dist the fog cleared
awsy, when immense icebergs hove in sight in all
directions At about four Of clock the whole Allan
hc ahead of US far could see was covered
with feds of ice, presenting, apparently perfect
barrier 10 our prog ess westward The course Of the
ship was accordingly Immediately changed to the
eoo'h aud we steamed along III that direction until
passage was discovered through the ice, when
TIE steamer was again headed westward. at one
tine il the afternoon Of the 2lst, there were fifty
six lcebergs in sight. We entered the Straits OF
Belle hle at p. NJ. on Thursday and on that even.
Ing eaw many icebergs in the Straits At one time
seventeen were in sight. Early on Friday morning
We saw Two icebergs which had forced their way
Through The Straits We were in the vicinity of ice
tor more IMAM thrty-six hours, during q part of
woch time the temperature was only Eve degrees
above the freezing point
Among the passengers by the North Pr;tor "a
NJ. Cyrus w. Field who has Accomplished tho ~
ject of his visit 10 Europe.
The steamship Anglo-Saxon, from Quebec ~.
rived OF Liverpool at eight o'clock on the eyepino
Of the 18th inst
The steamship New York left Southampton for
New York on the 18th inst.
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Brooklyn City News.