The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-20
ARRIVAL OF THE
STEAMER HIBERNIA
AT SION.
ELEVEN DAYS LATER
FROM EUROPE.
BY HARNDEN IL CO.'S EXPRESS.
A T B o S T O !

BY HARNDEN IL CO.'S EXPRESS.
Revolution I'm Greece-Loss of the Overland
MaiI-Troubles In ItaIy-Anothcr Advance
in Cotton-Interesting Condition Of the
Reconsideration I'm all parts OF Europe
state of Trade-Continued Agitation In
Ireland and Wales Repeal and Rebellion
Everywhere.
The Hibernia, Captain Judkins, arrived at Boston
at about two O'Clock Wednesday afternoon.
We have Liverpool papers to the 4th, and London
to the morning of the same day.
Among the passengers in the Hibernia were the
Hon. Abbott Lawrence and family.
Business throughout the whole OF Europe CONT
nued in most prosperous condition.
The Hlbernla brings very large number of pas
sengers.
The Britannia arrived out in l3l days from Bos.
ton. Captain Hewitt was sick during the whole
passage
The Southerner, of New York, arrived at Liver
pool on the 29h the Columbus the next day, and the
Ashburton on the Sd inst.
The most important items of news are the loss of
the East India Mail Steamer and the Revolution in
Greece.
The political state of Europe seems to be more
undercurrent of disaffection, long pent up by the
force of circumstances, to have burst its fet-
tiers, and is now careering his course onward
among the nations. In Ireland, the repeal question
shakes the country to its centre-Waes, from south
to north, is in open rebellion against the laws
Spain matches new revolution about once month
Italy is troubled with intestine broils, and is fast
verging upon anarcby-France is Matching conspi-
oroI and Doll al,
unequivocal symptoms that the yoke of the oppres-
still sits uneasy upon the necks of her people,
Another great eruption had taken place from the
crater of Mount Vesuvius exhibiting beautiful ap-
pearance, and almost turning night into day at Ma
pies.
The Hon. Caleb Cushing, Minister Of the United
States to the Court of China left Gibraltar on the
afternoon of the 7h September, under salute Of Is
guns from the garrison, and embarked on board the
Oriental steamer for Alexandria.
good many emigrants are about leaving various
parts of Europe for Algiers-the inducements held
out to them by the French government being con-
sidered very inviting
Many arrests were made at Naples on the occa-
sion of the fete of the Madonna di Pied giotta.
The strikes at a large number of the collieries in
England still continued at the last accounts, and
fears were entertained that the winter supply of coal
would be short.
One of the London papers hints plainly that the
Queen is again getting into delicate stuation!-
Good gracious
The Agram Gazette says, that the inhabitants of
Bhaez in Croatia were about to march against the
Pasha, under the guidance of Omar Beg. The
cause of this revolt is not stated.
The Paris papers state that the sensation created
by the agitation of the question of the Notifications
of Paris, had not diminished in the least.
On the 18th ult., at Torres, near Jaen, in Spain,
an avalanche killed 200 persons and destroyed AZ
houses.
A letter from Berlin Of the 18th instant, announces
the failure of Rick & Co., of Iserlohn, Westphalia,
manufacturers for 600 OJO thasrs (about GOO 600
The circumstantia account of the arrest of Ri
chard Dodd, the supposed parrcde, at Fontainbleau,
charged with another crime, seems to be without
foundation.
On dit, that Sir Robert Peel has made overtures
to Lord John Russell for coalition ministry
Puseyism continues still to occupy much atten-
ton IN the religious world. Pamphlets and works
OF all kinds, pro and con, eemng from the press
The Rev. DR.. Kelley, Presbyterian minister, is
under arrest at Madeira, on the charge of preaching
to the natives in his own house.
Cape of Good Hope papers 10 July 2, state that
COL Cloete has announced to the Doors in the vic-
nifty of Port Natal the determination of the British
government to adopt Natal as British colony, and
TO place it under British laws and rule. Every de.
monstration OF aversion and hostility was shown
upon this communication, and military precautions
have been therefore adopted.
The "Borsenhalle," of Hamburg, says that the
disturbances which took place few days ago near
the Mlllern Gate were repeated yesterday, but the
troops soon restored tranquility. The tumult was
greatest outside the Gate-several persons were
wounded, and large number of arrests were made.
Great activity prevailed in all the English navy
yards and orders had been received to fit out for i'm
mediate service nearly all the vessels in ordinary
The cause of these movements was matter OF
much speculation and inquiry.
The Journal de Plndre announces that General
Bertrand (now in the United States,) has made a
present the municipality of his native town, Cha.
teauroux of the following articles; the sabre worn
by Napoleon In Egypt, the large decoration of the
Legion OF Honor, which he wore for long period
the small decoration Of the same ORDER the OF
the iron crown, a silver gilt necessaire which he
had with him in his campaigns, part OF the books
which composed his library at ST Helena, and q
copy oil the fuength portrait OF Napoleon in Egypt
by eros.
The Barcelona papers OF the 10Th announce thai
the two Carlist chiefs, Gorilla and Morelea, have
collected bands, and are devastating the towns Of
Catalonia, in the names Of Narvoez and Christina
who, in their despair, have flung themselves into
|, the arms of the Carlists.
The Monteur publishes report Of the French
Finance Minister stating that he will need supple
ment of fifteen millions Of francs to his budget The
China French station is TO consist of two or three
frigates. The French have N7 armed vessel:
ahoat.
The Emperor Of Russia is at Berlin, where the
two monarchs walk through the streets unattended
BY any guard, whist the inhabitants cause them nc
inconvenience. The fashion seems to be gaining
ground among crowned heads Of mixing with the
people. ] hese are halcyon days for them.
Drry Lane Theatre opened for the season on