The New York herald., 1864-10-18
THE MACE AND C0BURN FIGHT.
The Referee Question and "Of"-Going
to the Ring-Joe's Appearance
guments and New Challenges.
John C. Ueenan with the "Eng-
lish Party.'
Archbishop Cullen STRIKES Out" at
Both Isxen,
&es, xes, &es

The steamship Damoscus from Liverpool on the 9th,
via Londonderry the TA inst, passed Father Point
yesterday, en- route TO Quebec.
The steamship City of Washington Capt Brooks, which
left Liverpool at the 9th and Queenstown the
eth inst arrived this port early yesterday morning.
The steamship Teutona, from Southampton the 9Th
inst passed Cape Race yesterday route for New York.
The news is two days later.
The political news is unimportant.
The rebel loan has declined to 81 q So.
The crew OF ship Brooklyn mutinied and
Mr. Johnson the third mate, stabbed in the thigh
but not seriously.
Mace, the prlzefgher, charges Coburn With never
tending to hight, and claims the stakes.
The only ad ltonal failure Is A. Solomon, Manches
tor warehouse man. His cashier has disappeared with
defalcations forgsriss the OF E4O 900.
Tho fact that tho Royal Sovereign, the first OF the
British turre SHIPS had been ordered to be paid out OF
commission had excited much attention. and the London
Times calls aloud explanation Of what u
extraordinary Q procedure,
The Japan Herald OF the Goth OF July says,-rhe United
States ship jamestown left here yokohama wednss
day Jeddo with General Pruyn, the American Resi-
dent Minister, board II Is reported In sundry quar-
ters that his visit has reference TO pecuniary matters
and purchase OF vessels.
The steamships Pennsylvania and America, from Now
York arrived out ON the 9th inst
Tho steamship City Of Manchester, from New York,
arrived out on the 7th inst.
Tue steamship City Of Cork, from New York; arrived
out on the 9th inst.
Our London Correspondence.
LONDON, Oct. 8, 1854
The financial Crisis and Coming Money Crash-Rbel
Bonds and Rebel Trade Llt:ly to Ruin Lirerpool-Rt-
rsttion for Commercial Ing7ahtude-7Ae Blockade
Running Specaldions, dc. DC.
Tho financial crash that alluded TO in my last is des
tined 10 very disastrous. Large failures occurring
daily In Liverpool and Manchester and tho crisis s not
yet near Its climax have just conversed with two or
three gentlemen lately arrived from Liverpool and they
tell me there TO ee a caankous commercial crisis
In that prosperous town.
Liverpool to all ntents and purposes, has been port
or tho rebel your misguided rebellion broke
out and from peaceful aud honorable merchants nearly
every member OF that co immunity seems 10 have been
Transformed bitter enemies OF the United States,
their sole study TO see how much they could do for
"the sJuih,s how much injury they could do 70 'the
North" and how money fney could make by feed.
ing the rebellion ard running the blockade. ANY person
OF the least reflection must have oreseen day or retr
button Tor such course; but few anticipated that IL
would arrive soon.
True, of the staple articles OF Liverpool com.
mercc havo been c,ttou, tobacco and rice from Tue
Southern States; but tue great fact cannot be ignored
tina, Liverpool bas grown rich By trading with New York
and Boston, by the trsc uf Northern merchants, the
cagoes aud passengers OF ships to aud from the Northern
ports--,hc emgrants and Lane goods
the warehouses; workshops, hous hcds aud agricultural
and manufacturing districts Of the Northern, Tsseru
OF the south pcerned, they ony be looked
TART Of the products OF the great country, the
United states.
Tney were only paid for by British goods consumed
mostly at tho North And yet these money making
L'verpudiians have, from the commencement OF your
unfortunate STRUGGLE been transformed into bitter ac
tive parsans making every effort Tor tho disruption or
great country that has fed this one by .
commerce Of several hundred millions Of dollars an.
nualy. And low it's purely legitimate fruits are
crsmbing TO bitter in their like the famous
spples OF the Dead Sea. The poisoned cnacc 10 com.
mended their lips Who can either envy or pity
tbems .
You may look series OF failures and period OF
financial distress in Liverpool that will weigh hard upon
that wnilm prosperous place. And the effects will be
largely felt here In London and Manchester leeds aud
Sheffield will share In the disastrous visitation.
rminRham, more OF inland town, and engaged In =
very extensive and miscellaneous manufacture. and SELL
Ing to all the world will not DO much affected as the
Gowns further north.
Bockade running and cotton speculation are now
M capital About forty steamers engaged IN the Illicit
tralhc and captures now are very frequent.
Thai sensitive commercial barometer, the bank rate
Of intstcst continues at the high 0gurc OF niue per
osnt aud course this adds the srnsency Of the
money market, and the difficulty OF raising funds by
bazssrst held In Liverpool IN behalf Of the rebel
wounded and destitute, hear from reliable source
VIII net some Eb 000 May DO the sufferers mach
good No doubt the money win carry Joy 20 many dis.
Of tho most monstrcus crimes recorded In history.
have just met sea captain who direct from
Glasgow, and he tells me there hundreds
building and ttpR out In the Clyde adjacent waters
All TO the blockade. They act the 10
fcr Tho next 1--WE years. lie says every sbipbuilder
Clyde gas lights in his yard and with relays Of
hAnds work every hour OF the twenty ioar lie tells me
me old and successful blockade runner T.
8 Bcsbie-who starts four rev paddle steamers this
London hope your navy now equal 70 the emergency
though IL fast steamers wanted they ought 10 buy
some hore IN London.