The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-24


wants OF the British West india planters AS the British
officers receive f5 head for all Captured too 1t is evil
dea that IS their interest rather 10 allow cargoes 70 be
shipped than 10 preven the svers from TAX ing
board but the chief blot in the Arrangement carry
rag OF them 70 brtisn possessions where labor wanted
legations 10 work Add to this that ne BRUSH government
@ Which spain has tsnd hers. ~r AVID again pa
do'r the trade "a td and witch has actually pad Spais
imaen Of es consideration for such ssprres
son, does NOTHING 10 ezdo TIE fd,aen Of MS d.sy from
tls Court Of Madrid This is unaccountabe The trade Is
carried on VIGOROUSLY with the sanction of Spain the
great functonsries Of whose government and members
Of whose roy. IAN " make immense fortunes out Of ~
cution OF this treaty BY doing so II would be doing
to end the trade In African slaves thar be
pshed by the united exertlons Of the British and United
States eauadrops: but II insurmountahe Obstacles Of
which we know nothing, interpcse In the way Of this,
own use and SO remove irom our arrangement that
which leaves motives naturally open 10 the suspicion
Of those whom thoughtless or mschievous section Of
press and politicians omit opportunity OF
upusthaby denouncng ~ favorable 10 the slave trader
Tran.ssr OF the Galway MAIL Contract.
The London Times says Is stated the proposal Of the
Canadian government to take transfer OF the Galway
mail contract and to pay 600 600 in cash has been
cepd by the directors OF the Atlantic Royal Mail Com
pany and there reason believe the Home Minister
W III recommend II 10 Parliament.
The london Times has q leader on the Galway Steam
Packet Co mpaay, which, says, 10 an erfremss
The Canadian authorities intend the services TO be con-
Quoted by the Montreal Ocean Steam Company the port
Of departure to be Galway and the ports Of arrival Que
bee and Portland in winter.
Australia.
Two failures only are reported, viz:-Kerchner & Co.
Disastrous floods bad taken place
The rebellion in New Zealand unsatisfactory
state There had been no more boodshed but
entertained ofa general rising In the Northern island
large renfcrceInents OF British troops had reached
Taranak Twe ships had len Nelbournef FOR England with
Markets.
1T
From the London News City Article, July To-
This was settling dag in the consols market. The
1t would appear that smaller portion OF the dividend
money comes forward for reinvestment that the
Reavy Sotshssnans the aon a OF the dividend
money the applications at the Bank Of England
NOUS In the general market the supply of money was
more LIBERAL AID the best bills were taken readily
From the London Times City ArticleJ
This has been settling day in English funds but the
market has not experienced any mater Guctuaon For
shor time there was tendency to improvement. the
supply Of stock being less than antc pated There
the Stock Exchange loans on government securities are
offered at 3 TO Sts per cent
ton Of France Affect Turkish suretes In foreign
change this afternoon there slight decline in the
any importance at the bank to day. The outgo-
ing steamer, with the Bombay mail Thursday will
10 per cent dearrr than In Lopdon The shares Of the
Union Bank OF London this morning were quoted wide
~ ~ 10 ana the dealers generally refused 20 do bust
ness at that price Later In the day there better
feeling, and the 6na quotations "a g. In the
railway market the principal feature has been Of
per cent in Lancashire and Yorkshire London and North
Western and Great Western have also improved especial
ly the latter Other stocks dull and occasionally
Sigh, decline shown the market being less steady at
LONDON CORY MARKET. \
Weather ane. English and foreign whoa, s,e adv a,
Mondays prices Floating cargoes, none of the coast
Maize unsltered Barley IN good demand at late rates.
rates, bu. landed parcels not pressed By sellers.
THE NEWS BY THE NORTH BRITON.
81. JoHNs, n. F., July %, 1850, I
(v!a Posr HOOP, July Is, lsoo).
The steamship North Briton, from Liverpool llh, via
Galway 18th inst, arrived st. Johns at Ave p NJ to-
day, and sailed at SIX for Quebec having landed the
mails
The news Is not important
was rumored tia, CArlbalii had determined TO be-
Siege MessInA.
The Neapo,!tan goyernnen. had resolved 10 offer the
Sicilisns the constitution OF 1917.
The French government had refused 10 cenatlonalze
the two French vessels purchased for Garibsldi.
The Paris fa,rs states that the sege Of Messna de-
cded upon but the great heat-so terrible 10 Sicily dur
ing July ani Argus.-wl render operations extremely
difhcul,.
The French Chamber o, Deputies and Council o. State
are at variance on the rag question
despatch from the Governor New Zealand Of April
g. states tina, the towa and district Of Auckland are per-
fectly secure against any attack tina, can be made
The london 7iv<s, In leader, regards M Knslske's
revelations in the House Of Commons respecting Hapo
leOn calculated to weaken the policy Of non Intervention
lately upheld b. England.
The Hanncnla, from New York, arrived a, scu,hamp-
ton 18th.