The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-27
THE NEWS FROM EUROPE.
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rival Of the Mails by the Fulton
and Canada.
VILL THERE BE WARE
he IQuesti0ns Affecting the
Peace Of Europe.
upposed Necessity for Another War and
Another European Congress,
&c, GC., GC.

Tns mas of the Canada reached this city from Boston
yesterday evening
The United States mail steamship Fulton, Capt wotton,
Havre and Southampton arrived here at two o'clock
eserday afternoon. The Fulton Southampton the
III list.
Our files dated in Paris the 11th and London on
he 18th instant, and contain GONE very interesting de-
ans of the Geographic report from Halifax which ap-
cared on Friday morning
The return from the Bank Of England for the week end
the 9th of February gives the following results when
onpared with the previous week.
ubc deposits. 81 1929 2S7 Increase. .f3o3 o94
ther deposits. IA 1886 Decrease 97,l71
Lest .......... 1896 500 Increase ........ 82,752
On the other side Of the account
oyt securities. 81 q, ,696 147 Unchanged
tber securities .l6,5i2so9 Decrease .f272, ,74O
Notes unempoy dl2 1925 0S6 Increase 525, $50
The amount of notes in circulation is f2O 1885, being
decrease of G3sl 2o5 and the stock Of bullion in both
departments $40 o12 showing increase Of fl66
Pe3, when compared with the preceding return.
Her Britannia Majesty's frgate Curacoa 81, Captain
Mason, sailed from Spithead for Plymouth to embark
Lyons and suite Thursday, Sd Of February. At
N. day, twenty miles off Durlstone Head, she
came in contact with the schooner Flea, of Shoreham
me Flea received considerable damage she arrived at
Portsmouth the 4th instant. Captain Field, Of the
Feta reports that his vessel close hauled the
tarboard tack heading SOUTH wind west southwest The
Curacoa sent boat to offer assistance needed, and
Afterwards proceeded on her voyage to Devonport
correspondent Of the London Chronicle, writing from
Naples on the 6tb Of February, says
Among the unfortunate victims OF the Kings vengeance
re the gifted POero, Settembrni &C. One OF the prison.
ers was German, whose daughter had married a Nea.
oan lawyer, and this lady made such interest with the
xng Of Bavaria for her father that he permitted
rest Of has feoo capres to the argentine Republic. The
msnder, with the exception Of three rendered
wholly unable to travel from Illness contracted during
htn Incarceration, were conveyed on board vessel
eely dsarmed but closely followed by anether armed
81 all points, In Of q revolt attempt at escape
RenJic, aohye they each TO receive hundred dca
landing The parting from the families and dearest
relatives and connections Of these unhappy victims of
cruel and Odious tyranny Is said to have been heart
rending in the extreme and such pen depict.
Lord Clyde has met with painful accident in India.
On the 26th Of December outside Of Nanparha he had
running fight with the rebels and when he directing
the Of his army his favorte charger which
was going at full sreed zone broken ground FELL
throwing his ordship with great force the ground
dsocatng his shoulder and hurting his face Up to JAM
the Commander in Chief had consequently unable
70 move about, except on palanquin
The Atlantic Telegraph.
In the House of Commons the Sth inst, Mr.. a.
Re kelley put the following question the Chancellor of
tie txehequsr,-H IL were true that her Majesty's 60
the Atlantic Telegraph Company and. 30, upon what
conditions?
The Char ceor Of the Exchequcr said that several ap
pcations bad been made for subsidy, but the govern