The New York herald., 1862-09-06

The United States sloop-of-war Tuscarora hav-
ing put into Falmouth, England, was ordered to
leave the port within twenty-four hours, and re-
fused coal and repairs, both of which she needed.
The authorities state that this action is taken in
support Of the Queens neutrality in the war in
America.
Lord Brougham, in speech delivered in Scar
borough, England, repudiates the idea Of English
or French Intervention in the contest-more par
ticularly English interference.
The London Times takes the latest reports from
the seat of In Virginia as indicating the defeat
of General Mcclellan, but the writer reveals the
fact that the Generals structures in his book ON
the Crimean campaign. on the blunders of the
Allies, still rankle in the hearts Of Englishmen,
snd that they are glad to hear Of his tempory re.
verses as q measure Of revenge.
The London Herald inveighs against the conduct
Of our naval officers in maintaining the blockade.
The Journal Of 81. Petersburg. the official organ
of the Gear, contains an important article on the
subject Of the war in America and the division or
reconstruction Of the Union. The imperial journal
avows the friendship Of Russia towards the United
States, and incines to the opinion that the North
ern Executive can still recall the South to tho
Union, by proper management, and with slavery.
The slavery question is discussed at some length
in this Russian newspaper.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
Tia b;vC oS No,
town on the 2sth of August, passed Cape Race
yesterday on her voyage to New York. Her news
is four days later than the advces by the Asia and
full telegraphic report from st. Johns New
foundland, is given in Che HERALD to-day.
Consols closed in London on the 9th ultimo al
93M 9S14 for money. The Liverpool cotton
market was excited on the 27th of August, and
prices advanced from one-half of penny to
penny per pound, the market closing with an up
ward tendency. Breadstuffs were dull The pro-
vision market was very heavy and dull.
II is said that the Prince of Wales will be mar.
ried to Princess of Denmark in the spring. The
Paris Moaiteur, in a significant paragraph shows
that Napoleon will protect the Pope against the
''insurrecton of denagogues." Indeed, the situa-
ton Of Italy wes very disquietng, owing to the
action of Garibaldi, who had crossed from Catania
to Calabria. The troops of the King Of Italy had
captured eight hundred of his followers. NJ Rica-
sol OF the Italian Cabinet, had gone to London to
consult with Earl Russell, and Napoleon seemed in
ill humor with the rule of Victor Emanuel. Carl
badi having issued an address, calling on the Hun
garians to arm General Klapa put forth paper
advising them against such movement.
The mails Of the North American reached this
frnp, fDtaha 1f nn rl bn1r far1ax
morning, and the mails OF the Asia were received
from Boston in the evening. Our files and Euro
pean letters contain interesting details Of the
news telegraphed from Newfoundland and Hall.
fax dated to the Gath of August.
Our news advices from South America are dated
at Buenos Ayres the 18th, Rio Janeiro the 25th,
BAHIA the 27th, and Pernambuco the slst OF July
In Rio Janeiro report was in circulation that
Urguiza had despatched secret agent TO the GO
vernnent of Montevideo, to propose the forms-
ton, with the Eastern republic and the Argen-
tine provinces Of Corrientes and Entire Rios, of
new confederation, TO rival that OF which Buenos
Ayres il the centre. In the trade of Bucnos
Ayres the fortnight shows a slight Improvement
over The previons one. Sa!adcros had slaughter
ed only 1850 head of CATTLE making q total OF
27s ,00o Sales of salted OK and COW hides amount
q,
Al 42s< reals, 1000 at 4s reals, which is the last
price, and 200 cows at 81 reals. No stock. Tai
low in good demand; sales amount to IS pipes, At
IL reals. No stock. Ip Bahia no sales of coffee
trauspred during the week Last transactions
were al j 800 per arroba for Nazareths. In sugar
regular sales were elected at 900 per srroba,
with abstemrnts for browns, and 400 TO 2.45G
per arroba for whites Several small iot- Of co.
Ia,.1 A Sryt A
A Pernanbuco letter says--Receipts Of sugar
during the past fortnight have been small aud it..
Is supposed tina. nearly oil the present crop has
come to market. The stocks in the dealers stores
are also limited. and prices Of the better qualities
OF whites have advanced 100 reals per arroba.
The entries OF cotton are Las bags, aud prices
opened at 1880 per arroba for fine quality; but
prices on tho spot have nov advanced to Is and
Il. 200 per arroba, and 800 bags sold at IL per
arroba.
The steamship Fulton, from New Orleans 2sth
ult, arrived at this port yesterday morning The
news by this arrival is four days later but il is not
oi any particular interest The FULTON has ON
board the ses:ue Of Washington taken from the
State House AZ Baton Rouge. Beton Rouge has
been evacuated by our troops. The Latter, with
all the public properly, have been removed 10
| Carrollton, near New Orleans. Full particulars
viii be found in ou correspondents letter. The
health Of New Orleans continues good; indeed, it
never has been 10 healthier condition than N
present, and this despite the prayers Of the mslg
nant secessionists
The Grenada (Miss.) AppeI complains bitterly
that one million dollars worth Of slaves have sb
seconded nom the counties Of Tunica and Coahoma
since the Union troops went there. It says we
/ "have violated the constitution
The Bermuda CARTE OF the 2sth OF August has
the following nsws report: Captain Hound, Of the
Gaze. reports that on the sth inst. the steauiers
Herald and Scotia were az Nassau Mp. The