The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-29
ARRIVAL OF THE ETNA..
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
81, 100000 IN ECIE.
$14,725,O00 Received from
Europe Since Nov. %.
THE COTT0E PANIC In ENGLAND.
Rided Cannon Shipped from Liverpool
to Charleston.
A Habeas Corpus Issued in the Case Of
Anderson, the Canada Fugitive.
RumOred Embarrassment Of
the Bank Of France.
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A FURTHER ADVANCE IN COTTON.
DECLiNE IN CONSOLS,
10, &C., IL.
Rifled Cannon Shipped from Liverpool
to Charleston.
A Habeas Corpus Issued in the Case Of
Anderson, the Canada Fugitive.
RuMOred Embarrassment of
the Bank Of France.
A FURTHER ADVANCE IN COTTON.
BE CLINE IN CONS OILS,
&c., &e., ks.

The screw steamship Etna, Captain Kennedy, which
sailed fiom Liverpool at noon the 10th and from
Queenstown on the evening Of the 17th January
here yesterday afternoon.
The weather, after thaw Of two days Duration had
again become quite Numerous railroad accidents
had occurred owing to the action of the frost on the
iron, &c. and unusual precautions being observed
despatch from Liverpool states that the Duke of
Sutherland died at his seat Illesha the 14h inst.
The Bank of Belgium the l4th raised its of dis
count from 4 TO per cent.
II is stated that several rled had been shipped
from Liverpool for Charleston, South Carolina.
Tenders had been invited Ly the British Admiralty for
the construction of iron cased war of
about 900 tons each
company had boon formed for the purpose of estab
fishing permanent camp for volunteers London
Two thousand huts be and let small
to individual volunteers
The cultivation of cotton in Asiatc Turkey receiy
ing some attention in England.
Prince Alfred had arrived at Plymouth for the purpose
of embarking board the St. George to join the North
American squadron
A correspondent o! the London Times at Pekn says
that the estimate VI the property paged and destroyed
at the Emperors summer palace exceeds 900, 900
sterling Every soldier who present Is repete with
the most valuable loot Domestic articles in pure gold
gems Of great value in possession OF many of the
men.
The Mos,ikepr contains the following.
letter from Berlin that the recruiting,
which not usually take place until the month Of DC
tober, will this year commence In April. This hasty
mobilization Is attributed TO the events which may arise
onaccount Of the complications with Denmark is not
only at Berlin and in Germany that the possibility OF
conflict account of the duchies preoccupies the at
tenton OF the public In Denmark the same feeling pre-
walls
The correspondent OF the London Herald writes
The preparations going on in Prussia believed to
have far than any apprehensions Of
n complication with Denmark-that Of with ethe
enemy" which throughout Europe means the Emperor
OF the French.
despatch from Catta states-Thcre is a report cur
rent that the 9th inst 900 MontenegYns made
sudden attack upon the town Of Sputz the Albanian
frontiers and arrived far the gates of the fortress
where they were repulsed with great loss.
The bark Grace Gordon, Of Baltimore, was wrecked on
the banks Of Newfoundland the Goth of December last
The Grew were days the wreck when rescued by
the ship Katherine The Grace Gordon was bound from
New York to Liverpool with cargo of wheat, and went
down with everything on board.
A large American ship, deserted, and with only her
manmast and bowsprit standing towed into Ply
mouth Sound on 18th inst having been picked up by
some Sicily pilots at the chops Of the Channel
Another battle had taken place between the British
troops the New Zeaanders at Mahorahi, In which
tho latter defeated.
Tho Cunard screw steamer Jura, from New York
rived Liverpool the night OF the 18th January.
The BorussiA arrived ., Southampton on the 18th