The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-16
P O S T S G r L P T.
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Hibernian at Fa-
ther Point,
FATHER PoINr, July Is, 1851

FATHER POINT, July ID, 1851.
The steamship Hibernian from Liverpool, July 4, via.
Londonderry July 5, reached this point at nine O'Clock
this evening.
She has 40 cabin and 122 seerage passengers
She reports numerous icebergs and was detainedi
twenty four hours in a fog.
The Hbernan passed the Nova Scotian, from
Quebec Saturday, Sunday, at midnight thirty miles
east Of Antioosta.
The Americans in London celebrated the Fourth q july
with public breakfast. DR.. Patten, Of New York, pre-
sided, and prayed for the determination Of slavery Mr.
Adams sent sympathetic letter.
Mr. Rundel Palmer, O. c., the Solicitor General,
will become candidate for the representation Of Rich
mond and Yorkshire, which is by resignation.
The London Morning Post has published pamphlet en-
titled "Ausria, her Position and Prospects" The object
Is to establish line Of steamers from Southampton TO
| Trieste under an Austrian guarantee.
The London Posts correspondent at Rome says the Pope
had recovered sufficiently from his indisposon TO cele
brate Saturday Ponthcal Mass in st. Peters,
long and fatgung in honor Of that Apostle the
| patron Of Rome
meeting TO raise memorial fund in behalf Of the late
Mr.. Bradwoods family WAS held at the Mansion House
| yesterday. The Lord Mayor presided.
The Italian government has granted subsidies 10 an
English company, which has undertaken complete
system Of postal and passenger steam service on tho
MeuittrTeoeAu, Inc CuHpany W 10 eAo"ou w e'00"'
whsrves and landing places thus avoiding for the nra
time the Mediterranean the using of small boats for
landing goods and passengers but passengers are TO be
| exempt from passport regulations
The London Daily Neos denounces the Beigravan let
tcrs which have appeared in Of its contemporaries, as
against good taste, and calumnous carcaturc
| Of English social and domestic life
1t 10 the intention Of her Majesty TO visit Ireland TO-
wards the LITTER end Of August.
mRKKSHEIp, July s, 1851.
he mail train arrived nine o'clock this MORN
ing At short distance from Rugby while proceeding,
rate Of about thirty miles per hour, the boiler sud-
denly blew up, forcing all the carriages or the rails and
down cmbankment Several passengers were severely
shaken and injured. Tie Post Office smashed TO-
atoms aud Mr. Soker had both legs blown of, and his
| life is dcspaired Of.
| The London Times city article Of Thursday evening,
says-Thcre numerous investments yesterday on
the part Of the public and for the first time for sever
consus exhibited sustaining symptoms Of ANNA
tion The 4t of the month has passed off without pres.
sure and the demand moderate both in the Bank Of
England and the discount market About Sc, 900 in bar
gold bought by the Bank yesterday while 5o000 So
vereigns withdrawn for America.
The railway market depressed the whole day
LONDON, July 8, 1861.
The weather is showcry and mild The arrivals are'
pretty liberals better Of trade, but nothing dearer
| than Monday last.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, July 6-Noon.
Consos closed at ses for money and ses SosS for
count The bullion in the Bank Of England has decreased
f572,0oo,
AMERICAN STOCKS.
The latest sales werelllncs Central, 3s,s &c. dis
count; Erie, 81 a2S.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
LIVERPOOL, July 5, 1861.
Cotton-sales Of tho week. 1853 coo bales, including
40 900 Spectators and &c exporters cpecula
tive departments and the American advces per steamer
Ausralasan caused advance OF quarter Of penny
per pound Sales Friday 900 bales including eco6
spectators and exporters tho market closing firm q
he folloxvi inc ouot atons