The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-04
NEW YORK HERALD.
The Foreign Nexvs.

New York, sunday, september 4, lsAS'
The Foreign News.
Wereceived this important news yesterday morn
ing about five o'clock, and issued the same in our
regular weekly edition, and about 10000 extras.
The news Is OF the most intense interest. Every
thing In Europe appears to be in terribly unsettled
STATE ana England seems 10 be rife for revolution.
Ii any thing should happen to Louis Philippe, or he
shosid ole suddenly, we may expect an immediate
revolution IN that country to be followed by fright
full and most bloody revolution in England.
May that Providence who guides the destiuies of
empires avert so fearful calamity.
Departure OF Lord Ashburton ana IN.
British Frigate Warspite.
The press of foreign news and other matter com.
pes us to be brief on this subject. Lord Ashburton
yesterday morning by half-past six; and imme-
dlatey on entering his sitting room he commenced
reading the "New York Herald" containing the
important foreign news. Soon afterwards, he sent
over to our office by special messenger requesting
the loan of some English papers, and we had the
pleasure OF supplying him with two or three files Of
late London papers. He breakfasted about eight
o'clock, read and answered few letters, received
the visits of several friends and at halfpast eleven
took his seat in plain carriage, and was driven
down TO the Castle Garden At the boat club stairs,
the barge ofLord John Hay, with fourteen oars and
Lieutenant, was in waiting for him. There were
about seven or eight hundred persons waiting to see
him of. He walked from Mrs. Pettet's, the Battery
Hotel, to the stairs, leaning on the of the first
Lieutenant of the Warspite, and followed by the
crowd. He went inside the Castle Garden for
minute, and returned and embarked in silence.
Moi O cheer u;v on hv ,boeo r,hlad and M
demonstration was made until the barge arrived
abreast of the North Carolina. Then that noble
vessel opened her mouth, and fired salute of Is
Guns to Lord John Hay. The men in the barge held
their oars upright, the crew of the North Carolina
manned the yards and gave three hearty cheers
The Warspite's yards were manned, and her crew
returned the cheers. AS soon Lord Ashburton
reached the Warspte, that vessel returned the salute
After this, Commodore Perry in his barge, left the
North Carolina, and went on board the Warspte,
and took quiet parting, private drink with Lord
Ashburton and Lord John Hay. He stayed there
about five minutes. AS soon as he left, the Warspte
fired Post Captains salute in honor OF Commodore
Perry. When the latter reached the North Carolina
he returned that salute, and mannsd the rigging
The Warspite then fred National Salute of q
guns and got under weigh, with steamboat on each
side of her. The North Carolina returned the Ma
tional Salute, and the Warspite proceeded slowly
down the bay, with the best wishes Of all for her
speedy and prosperous voyage
MEDICAL INrELLIeENcE.-Great preparations are
making for the winter campaign by the medical in
stitutions of this city The old and highly respec-
table College Of Physicians and Surgeons, will have
very large classes DR.. Mott does not entertain the
most sanguine hopes of the success of the Stuy-
vesant School of Medicine and Pharmacy, and the
illiberaty and insoent conduct OF this Faculty to-
wards the profession in this city, will doubtless ope-
rate considerably to the disadvantage of this school
Drs. Mott and Pattison, however, deserve credit for
their zeal in the work of suppressing quackery, and
improving the science OF pharmacy. The "College
of Medicine and Pharmacy" is meeting with ex-
iraordinary success. Among other valuable and
new medicines, they have, we observe, introduced
genuine Extract of Sarsaparilla, which scarce.
ly be manufactured quickly enough to meet the de-
mand.
Our anticipations of the success Of this great
movement on the part of the regular physicians, are
already fulfilled. The college at all events, make
medicine palatable, and next to the invigorating
breezes Of Rockaway, we are more than half in
clined to place their agreeable restoratives
gU- The Hon. Daniel Webster arrived in this
city yesterday between two and three O'Clock, and
put up at the Astor House. He was crossing the
North River just as the last salute was given and
the Warspite got under weigh.
The WEATHER.-After three or four of the most
intensely hot and sultry days that we have had
this year, we were blessed last night with glorious
rain, which lasted till midnight-and for wonder,
there was no thunder or lightning.
PACKET SHIP WEsTcHsTKR.-We learn that
this ship has filled with water to her lower deck,
and that the Mutual Safety did not bring up any pas
sengers. Many of them, however, have found their
way to this city by land. Her cargo will be saved.
HARNpEN & Co.'s EXPRESS. are again under
obligations to the enterprsing Harnden IL Co., for
the foreign news brought by the Caledonia They
run special express from Boston, which reached
this city at four o'clock Yesterday morning. I'VE
have to thank Adams 81 Co., and the officers OF the
Cleopatra also, for their exertons in our behalfl
LATE ENGLISH PApERs.-We feel grateful to
Charles Wilmer, and to Wilmer & Smith, the
Liverpool newspaper agents, for sending to us Lon
don papers Of the latest dates. These two agencies
are great in their line.
THE SrREKrs-Will the Street Inspectors please
to do their duty Once.
SuNDAY.-We hope that on and from this day, the
Sunday officers will do their duty.
PACKET SHIP RoscIUs, Captain Collins, hence at
Liverpool, in seventeen days passage.
City Intelligence.
THE PoLIcE.-Naught but small business yester
day at the Police offices. The General Sessions
commence its September term on Monday, when
Otis Allen, Ross, Harrott, Garetson, Kate Moore,
Merritt, If he can be found, and other rogues, will
be brought forward for trial. The coming session
will be one of much interest and excitement
CHATHAM Observation-Disclosures the incle
mency Of the weather, there was very full and
fashionable attendance at this theatre last evening,