The New York herald., 1864-10-05
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Arrival sf tho China with Two
Days Later News.
COMMERCIAL FAILURES IN ENGLAND.
Weakness In the Money and 4er-
ChandiSs Mark cts.
POPULAR OUTBREAK AT TURIN.
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COMMERCIAL FAILURES IN ENGLAND.

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mo steamship CAns Capsais COOK, IRON faverpoot
3lsh and Queenstown 2sth st arrived this port sboI
hahpass O'Clock this neraiag Her news days
later.
Ths steamship Etua. Captsla xoGulgan. from Liver.
pool 3ist and Quesostows ad ut. ess arrived ~ this
port thA morning.
Great depression coatlauel TO prevail Ia commercial
oirolss and much distrSss Vas evinoed. The heavy
losses which being incurred by the serious fall 10
cotton tho main Of the alarm. Ose Liverpool
bouss-walker. Coteworth Co-aud also Msssrs Oei.
riohs & Co., @ London. had suspended payment tor
large amounts, both firms being Engaged in cotton
operations. N stated that the liabilities Of
Mr. Dose, OF Hsvrs. In tho cotton trade. reach no loss
than forty thousand pounds sterng The failure Of the
Leeds Banking Company was proving very bad affair,
and had ed the stoppage Of several firms including
Acssrs ssdfcId Brother Mr. John Abraham of London,
and Mr.. j. ". Marsden, iron master. Leeds The latter
had absconded with view OF getting 10 New York, but
efforts we're being made to stop him.
IL was feared further failures would take place.
The English journals have aotnng 70 advance upca
American sia,rs.
Tho New York correspondent Of the London TWcs.
writing the 9n OF september. says that tho repub
can party seeing the danger which mensces it from
divided counc4s Ia rapidly closing up Its ranks AMI In
contrasting tho respective claims OF Lincoln and McCel
Ian, he contends that between them there little 70
choose public grounds. Tns would restore the
Union by Gre, sword abolition Of slavery aud extermin
tioa OF tho white people. The other woud restore
il BY Offering the South everything It claims
or can clam except Independence. That offer
fading to conoiiste the people their leaders.
he would be IN che same predcameat Mr. Lincon aud
compelled either TO make peace with enemy whom he
had va,0y srven coerce persuade carry the
til party tne other broken exhausted
The wrter also contends that tho great battle e tho
Georgia campaign has set to be fought.
THO Locdon Times correspondent At Richmond. writing
Auguat I3 says there ssvsr was q moment when more
confidence 10 tho result OF the entertained
throughout secessia.
Several OF the English journals severely crc,se aud
Mr. A. aa for the tenor Of his correspondence
from America TO the London Dauy Telegraph.
The New York correspondent Of the Daily Ncwe says
tina. "whoever may be elected In November you have
nothing 20 look for but war There peace party
that viii weigh the contest, and unless great
change the public mind you will no sd.
ministraiion that viii dare fighting long
the Confederaey Ia 40 exlstanoe"
Tho steamer New York arrived at Southampton he
morning OF the 22d OF September, and the Louisia iaaa
reached Queenstown tbs evening OF the day
Edpourg and Kangaroo arrived at Livsrpo early
the norutng oil tha 23d uit.
The weekly returns OF the Bank France show that
increase 10 tue cash on hand OF three and quarter mil
lion francs
the French journals confirm tho statement that con.
already pubishedand il is said tho rati0catons
exchanged on the goth Of September Florence H 10 bs
The Conait,a,cnne In . semi-ofciai article gives the
Following as the chief article OF the Cow
herself 70 respect the actual territory Of this
an n vi 6y aaV att hal ha
made on II from abroad France is to vita.
draw her troops 10 proportion 70 the organiza:
Rome TO bs accomplished In two years The
Pontiacs army 10 be Of . sufficient strength 90
the ntetor and on the rroatsn q the Papai States.
Tho italian government TO raise no objection 70 either
provided always does mot degenerate Of At
tack against Italy Finally lsaly undersskos the lQut
extent Of those saos Of tho Church ANNEXED 70 the
kingdom Of Italy.
The Mon.tssr subsequently reprinted the article from
the Constiionn. with some correspondence bearing
The PARIS Bourse on .he ssd was rather armsr. eones
closed at 06.95.
Italy.
THRE EArANfN0 ,URBAKcEs Ar TURIN
On the evoong OF the 2ist a popular Demonstration
took ,ce before he royal palace shouts were raised u
group Of rioters endeayored TO break the line formed
by the military aud 10 iorco their INTO the
rial residence. The military tnen obliged lire,
OF the 22d says-The official Gase,e OF to-day pobsnes
account OF the evons Of yesterday stat ing that the
Tho attacked by crowd and without
orders. made OF their arms 10 sell de- once.
An investigation nas been ordered INTO conduct of
some OF the agents OF toe police Several Of TIE citizens
were killed and othors wounded Forty oarbneers were
also wounded, i've Of them seriously.
large body OF troops has arrived at Turn. aud they
have been placed under the command Of Colonel Della
kooca rhe National Guard has also becs called out.
A proclamation has been ssusd by the Syndic recon-
mendng the people return to tranquility.
There osvs been no fresh Disturbances 70 day
Turin dispatch OF the 23d says" Yesterday the
city was tranquil during the day, but in the evening ths
disturbances we're renewed"
Groups 0, peope assembled and raised ssdtous ores
throwing stones and firing shots before the royal palace
The poIce and troops stationed the piazza OF Con
Carto nred upon tho populsce, killing and wouuding
Several soldiers we're severely wounded including the
lieutenant colonel THIS morning the city has assumed
all at work. II generally believed that tho dsturban
cos will not be removed Tho Exchargs was closed yes
The accour,s which have arrived from all parts OF Italy
that the Franco Italian treaty received
with the greatest satisfaction.
later telegram, dated on the evening of the I3d,
says:-rbe KING has summoned General Dc Ia Armors
The London Daily Nesos remArks that II King
Victor Emanuel has consented TO abandon the
royal oity OF his race, all Italy may DO well as
necessity what this nsccss,y may be there no means
OF judging; but can hardly be the necessity u
nosncing Rome a. capital and retiring into Tusosoy out
ofthe way OF threatening enemies aud unfortunate allies
The Muller Murder case.
IMPORTANT ADDITIONAL LINK IN TIE CHAIN OF
EVIDENCE AGlIs6T fsAvz MULLER.
u. From the London Times, Sept y
AZ the close OF the examination o kuee al Bow street
on Monday, and after his removal tho station house,
tbs prisoner spoke very bitterly o he evidence given oy
tie eabman, Matthews. He said thas Matthew'S had
given the evidence about the hat asey that thcrs was
NOT one word OF truth 10 IL that Matthews know tha,
Muller had worn out the hat ina. he tMatthews bad
bought for him long ago, and that the rim on one side
was broken Muller further said that hasncws gave his
evidence out OF spite, because he husr) had threat
eocd give Matthew's brother In into custody somo
time since for tho theft OF some " huler's things
On this subject some very important information mas
boon obtained By inspector Tanner, which VIII, be-
ieved supply the only required link 10 the chain Of