The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-14
TRIPLE SHEET.
New York, Saturday, January Ii, 1850.
The News.


The steamship New York, from Bremen and
Southampton for this port, arrived at Halifax yes
teroay short of coal She encountered very heavy
weather on the passage. She brings Liverpool adj
vices to the 18th ul four days later than previous
accounts, and as the difficulty between the Nova
Scotia Tele graph Company and the press has been
arranged we are enabled to give a brief synopsis
of her news this morning
The most important intelligence by this arrival
is the announcement Of the refusal OF the Pope to
be represented in the European Congress, unless
the authorship of the pamphlet, "The Pope and
the Congress- Is repudiated by Louis Napoleon.
The pamphlet our readers will remember, was re.
Gently repubshed in the columns of the HERALD.
There is nothing Of importance respecting the
war between the Moors and Spaniards. The Queen
of Spain has been safely delivered of princess.
Advices from China state that the government Of
the empire had applied for American mediation in
the threatened war between China and England
and France. The ship Flora Temple bound to
Havana, with eight hundred coolies, had been lost
in the China Sea.
Owing to the holidays, trade at Liverpool had
been dull. Cotton was depressed, breadstuiIs
steady and provisions dull. Consols at London, Oh
the 18th. were quoted at $50 95s-
Our correspondence from ~. Domingo City, writ
ten on the 18th ult.-publsaed in another column
is important and interesting. European feet
consisting of two French one British, and one
Spanish vessels of war, lay before the place, hay
ing been sent out in order more Immediately to
force the existing government TO recognize the i'm
mense amounts of worthless paper money with
which President Baez flooded the country in ST.
'5S, but in reality to force the executive into Sub
lection TO the representatives OF these Powers
The writer presunes that through the influence OF
the European countries San Domingo would fail
under control of the Haytien negroes, unless fully
recognized 10y the United States government.
Additional accounts from Mexico state that tie
French and Spanish fleets were shortly expected
at Vera Cruz to enforce the pecunary demands of
France and Spain. The information of their de-
signs was said TO have been derived from Official
sources The liberal forces had obtained several
victories ever the troops of the church.
BY the arrival Of the Isabel at Charleston we
have news from Havana to the 10th inst. New
sugar was arriving freely, but no sales had been
made. The receipts Of molasses were light.
Freights continued dull. The Empire City, for
New York, had not arrived at Havana up TO the
10th, aud the mails and government dispatches
were forwarded by the Isabel.
We learn from Havana under date of the sth
instant, that forty thousand Africans were landed
on the island in 1859. The United States steamer
Wynadot Commander Stanley, arrived from Glen
fugos, all well, on the evening of the 9TH.
Our Buenos Ayres correspondent, writing on the
14th of November, states that trade prospects
never better in the port than at date, in consc
quence of the late peace General Urquiza had
made himself very popular, being generous to his
political opponents, but Just in the punishment Of
guilty deiaulters. We give sketches Of the leading
men in the new Ministry.
meeting Of the delegates elected to the
Hall wing of the democracy, was held at the Astor
House last evening. free interchange Of sent.
ment took place and it is understood that perfect
unanimiy Of opinion exists as to the course TO be
pursued by their delegates from this State.
The Young Mems Democratic Union Club did not
hold regular meeting last evening, as advertised
A quorum was not obtained, and the business trans
acted was despatched informally. The club holds
meeting next Friday when the committees on
building and correspondence viii hand in their
reports.
The annexed table shows the temperature of the
atmosphere in this city during the week ending
January Z, the range of the barometer aud Their
mometer the variation of wind currents and the
state of the weather, ut three periods during each
day, viz: at 8 A. NJ and and 0 o'clock z. Mi