The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-30
EeUApoRAN CoNalssIoN or AGRy


recover and sustain its financial credit
EeUADoRIAN Confession or AGENCY
III AusTNFRIAiss LONDON, August Ia, 1851
Messrs Gutierrez Go have forwarded to their con
sgnee in London 1000 quintas OF cocoa with nstruc,
tons to hand the proceeds (about f3 610) when so
the fiscal agent of the republic towards the payment of
the interest on the consolidated debt
The Hong Kong (China) correspondent of the London
Times writing on the 2sth Of June, says
Tho FIRST teas brought down from Hankow by European
agency have arrived shanghae and expected
though large portion OF these teas will find their way
Canton in consequence OF arrangements made before tho
opening OF the Yangtze ports Rates Of teas at
Foochow continue extreme and tho relative nferory Of
the present 10 the previous crop Is confirmed.
The Bulletin dc Paris, government. photographic sheet,
announces that the " Irish General,C) Smith ORrien,
has arrived here, and his couniryman Marshal McAa-
hon." received him with due honor.
Tho London Times Of tho 18th of August Says
Mercantile advices from Portau Prince complain
strongly of alleged neglect the part OF the English
squadron the West India station in not taking any
measures for the protection Of our merchants resident at
ans which prevailed in consequence OF the naval
demonstration OF Spain against Hayti.
The COree "a Mauritius paper states that the agents
owners of Turkish vessel captured by the French
frgae Sison, suspicion Of being engaged in the slave
trade have arrived there in order obtain some expa
nations the subject Of the capture of the vessel and
the merchandise, said by them be Of great value
which composed the cargo The Sidon had board 167
suppose, have been taken out of some slave trader.
By accounts recently received from Sydney appears
that the guano discovered time on Flat Island
In Port Philip Bay is in much USE the difference in
price between this guano and that imported from the
Chncha and other islands the coast Of Peru being very
considerable the former being but five guneas per ton
while the latter commands from els to EI8.
letter from Beyrout Syria in the Paris Monde says
Great irritation prevails in Syria and particularly
3rfja Tba
latter cSu at having removed the army Of occupation.
and use and abuse their influence which s in favor Of tho
Turkish iunconares. British preponderance also makes
itself felt in Palestine. Protestant propagsndsn is freely
carried on large SCALE and by the help of thousand
corruptye means The Conference OF Saint Vincent de
Paul Beyrout has made heroic efforts and imposed on
Itself heavy sacrifices in order prevent the loss OF
not only in the town but in the Lebanon In
order to meet its urgent wants the Conference has opened
subscription, TO which the Catholics have generously
contributed.
The return Of the first OF the French vessels engaged in
the Newfoundland fishery the Courier du Golf took place
at Marseles the 1lth of August She left Newfound-
land the 9th Of last month"; had cargo Of 124 tons
OF Goldfish
The harvest reports from great English agricultural
counties of Gloucester Hereford Worcester are very
favorable for the prospect Of good yield The potatoes
however, serious loss. The early got to
market in splendid condition; finer crop has been
dug up for many years. The later sortsfukes regents
&calso are very beautiful CROP but about fortnight
before the Asia sailed the ground being then wet and the
atmosphere heavy with moisture the old disease mani
tested ITSELF and very rapidly reased so that In few
days IL was almost universal.
The Great Eastern arrived at Liverpool a. halfpos
seven tho evening Of the 18th inst.
The New York reached Southampton and the Glasgow
Liverpool on the morning Of the 10th inst
The Arabia arrived at Queenstown early on the morn
ing of the 18th inst.