The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-06
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL or THE CANADIAN AT PORTLAND
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Effect or LincOln's Election In
England.
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France and England to Recognise the
New Kingdom Of Italy.
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GARIBALDPS VENETIAN CAMPAIGN.
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Venetia Guaranteed to Austria BY
Russia and Germany.
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Important Financial Move Of the
Bank OF England.
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DRCLINR In BRRADITUFFS AND COTTON.
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ADVANCE In CONSOLS,
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GARIBALDpS VENETIAN CAMPAIGN,
Venetia Guaranteed to Austria BY
Russia and Germany.
Important Financial Move Of the
Bank OF England.
DECLINE IN BREADsTUPFs AND COTTON
ADVANCE In CONSOLS.
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PORTLAND, Ne, Dec. s, 1850.
The steamship Canadian, Captain Graham, from Liver
pool at half past one p OF the 22t via Londonderry
afternoon OF the 23d u arrived here al twenty minutes
past four P. ~ to day.
The Newspaper bag OF the press was forwarded by TO-
nights boat TO Boston, viii be due 1t New York at
ave p NJ tomorrow.
Tho steamship ASIA from New York, arrived 1t LIVER
POOL on the astern OF the 10TH
The steamship Borus,s, from New York, arrived OF
southampton on the morning OF the 18th.
The steamship Fulton from New York, arrived At
southampton on the 23d.
Tho steamship vgo, from New York. arrived at Queens
town on the 23d.
The result OF the American Presidential contest
nented on by the Epgsh press with satisfaction.
The Empress Eugenie had arrived in Scotland and was
temporarily soournng Einburs preparatory to visit
ing the Duke Of Hamilton.
wasanncunced th.t the En- gsh Ministers to Vienna
and Berlin arc to change places.
The British steamer Bull Dog, Capt. AcJutoch, had
returned TO Portsmouth, after survey Of the deep sen
route for North Atlantic cable The result was not
known.
The Brazilian war corvette Dcna Isabel wrecked on
,ns coast OF BArbary on way from hArseles to Lis
bon. It reported she had gone TO pieces, aud
hundred sesmen and twenty three officers lost
The Prince Of Wales had resumed his studies at Oxford
&c was received there With much rejoicing.
There was considerable excitement in London on the
7ss caused by report that the Emperor Napoleon had
quietly arrived In England and would reach London that
Afternoon The railroad stations bssiegcd, but the
atory turned out . hoax.
The financial situation underwent important change
On the 2lst arrangement having been contaminated
by which the Bank Of England lends e. 900 sterling
in gold the Bank Of France security Of deposit or
silver equal amount. the arrangement has caused
great buoyancy OF funds and advance In consos OF
y per cent.
Tho London Tima city article hopes the arrangement
viii terminate the prevailing uncertainties Of the money
market and lead 10 early reduction or the Bank rate
Of discount.
The London Daily Ncrs says opinions generally In
nvor OF the measure, but cautions the public against
being too guine; stoas that . drain going
from both countries this relief may be purchased 81 the
ultimate cost OF Increased future difficulty.
The London Hsalds city article also regards the
sure ~ only palliative
There gold Withdrawals from the Bank on the
slss.
In the discount market there tendency greater
Good bs we're taken al reduction from The bank
minimum. The demand At too bank was moderate.