The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-20

rely without knowledge or SANCTION OF the lenders Of
The conservative party.
The London Times has editorial on the late Uuion
meeting In New York II regards the pro slavery sent.
ments there announced sample OF average Anne
rean opinion, and the aboons,s Of New England
iA having plunged he they favor into deeper darkness,
and made he subsection Of man TO the bei,f Of Chris
fian people.
scheme for the conversion OF the public OF Cana
da into one consolidated five per stock rcdeemabe
fer twenty FIVE years. has been officially promulgated in
London and attracted considerable attention. Tho total
liabilities OF the colony stated at Ell 500 GOO sterling
The London Times says that the entire measure seems
wise and is calculated to add greatly the stability
OF Canadian finance.
In the city article OF the LONDON Tmes IL IL remarked
that supposng the Mexican treaty to be adopted nv
the United States Senate from that moment the lndepen
dence Of Mexico will be at end II is urged however
that there be lively conies, in the Senate upon the
question Of adopting the treaty.
Application had been made for assistance At the London
Police Court In regard to tho murder on board the ship
DeVonshire, while on her passage from New York, Of
seaman, named James Matthew Humphreys. The crime
was charged upon the second mate the magistrate
referred the applicant to the American Consul
Mr. Campbell, Chairman Of the Great Ship Company.
mas issued document explanatory Of the present position
on tho Great Eastern lie paints the state Of as Al far
less hopeless than represented and says that much of the
present trouble arises from disscnson in the Road Of
rectors The document Is accompanied by printed cor
respondence with tho government in which the same ali
demanded ior 'ne Great Eastern as hai - accorded
Oner vessels under tho subsidy system ,ohdstone
replied TO this ntimation by stating that Limo can Ia
done until the Committee on Contracts mare ,ho'.
Samuel W. Talbot gazetted as Consul a, Dobu co. ,,o
United States 'o' '-'
Ihe Lendon Times believes that although the o,;,c Of
was close at hand, and Ministers al nronised
an early introduction Of their Reform bill ~ do,s Of
that bill had not been agreed upon.
The Roman Catholics held meeting on 40, ,r,, cor
tne purpose OF adopting address to t Dor. xnresve
Of their sympathy. From 800 to &c "A no,sons wsro
present, including large number - cro,,
unapimty and enthusiasm were evin, o,,.o gao
lutions adopted 10 the following - r,,, a,,,orrh
rs Catholics we firmly believe thatr -, ..,,v az
The Pope not TO be Of necessity der ~ 49,, ,.-no.,,
power, we yet consider that d, :, -, ,nn,,o.
raj power would be detrimental 49,, -,
nent and injurlng the best int - :, rs,,r,on
Fra 49,,
The Ao,situr OF the 1st - .,. u,ro,. No
'''N A'V'' " Honor, including the appoint
~ " Discusses TO the Grand Cross oil
ical quarters that the budget OF the
'''n''.. " 1860 would be prepared FOR strict
:, 40 ooo .,a. ent the army being reduced to less
than 600 men
An Imperial'e ,.-..,. .... ..... ,,.u ,o M law
pf recruits in -, 80. - ~, A., ,,..,
number Of me -, a., ,.s,
CommerciP -, .,-, - a, r..r,o oro -, ,
less favorat .ona,on ov,u. 10 Tho uncertainty which
- relative TO the Congress.
RIG breadstuffs market was dull, but the prices Of
md -four were sustained. Brandies were dinlcult
Paris Boursc had been depressed at further de-
e. The rentes receded 70 6sf. 45c., but on the Sd
Icre was more nrmness, and the closing price was
68f 75c-