The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-09-14

FROM THE EAST AND lURKEY.-ln the journal
de Constantinople." of 9th July, we find para
graph, of which the following Is a translation
On the fourth Of this month uly) the u s. legation
and all the Americans in Constentnople, celebrated the
Annive rsary Of the declaration Of American Indepen
dence A number OF persons, amounting to about fifty,
held assembly on board the steamer Yeni Dunia,"
the Hon D. s. Carr w. s Minister, presiding. After
excursion the Bosphorus far e the mouth of the
Black Sea- the Yeni Duna cart anchor little above Ban.
yukdere, when sumptuous banquet wes served up
There limit to the merrment and perfect cordial
~ M thy Of
and patriotism which animate ell citizens Of the u g."
The following paragraph was published in the
same journal, at the request OF the u s. legation:-
"The article inserted in the journal dc Constantine
PIE Of the 10Th May respecting the IdiyaIa named
Major. General in the u s. service and ConsuGeneral
fo the Provinces of the Danube has caused his expulsion
Wallachia This John Bradich having returned 10
has dspossessed Of all papers, true
false. which might have given him right to the pro-
lection Of the u s. and has also been delivered into the
hands of the local authority by whom he has been obliged
10 quit the Ottoman capital and territory The public
he papers Of which this person might yet make use to
give coorng his precautions to American protection,
are to be considered false"
Mr. CALEB CUSHING IN CHNA.-The Boston
Mercantile Journal publishes the following picture
of this gentleman
Business just is dull here, is customary at this
season Of the year. Exchange, 44a4 Cd. Your towns
s r hon
Of seeing much Of hs Excelency who has spurs on
his heels mustachios and imperial very ourishing
Although like the man most heartily wish he was any
where else but here and well every American
merchant here in great fear AS M we are now
the only connection want with China is a commercial
one cannot see what Mr. Gushing expects to do. He
cannot make better ofand very few Of his important
will make hated by the Chinese and then To-,
all the advantages we nfw have over the English and
though believe MrC. to be as honest as the most OF pc.
tcians yet for the sake Of being as he hopes put
lace to face with ,Taoukwang," he will sacrifice his
counrymen, and the good Will Of the Chnese ana lose
all. SO much for politics.
TnE STREET OFFICES or THE FOURTEENTH AND
ErGHTH WARDS are invited to exhibition on
Monday next, the 18th inst, from nine TIL three
o'clock, in Broadway, from Howard to Grand
street, OF many old coaches, cabs, carts, gigs,
bugges wagons, horses, doh1ke rs MG, Ne as
whole Of the carriage way, except so much OF the
centre thereof as will barely afford passage for
the omnibusses, single file. The show will be in
all respects similar to those which have taken
place there on every sale day at Tattersall's Tor
many months; and the usual sprInklng Of ragged
shirtless boys will be there to enllyen the scene
and hold the animals. To the nelghoors, ana all
thing new, but to the officers OF the corporation,
whose duty it is to prevent the lncumbrance Of our
streets and sidewalks, the sight OF this ntoerable
and long existing nuisance VIII, 1t is presumed, be
novelty.
Chronicle of the oath ut, notices the burial OF MAJ
Muhlenburg OF the United States Army, who died at
Grand Ecore His remains were escorted into Natchito
ches on the 23d by the Fourth Regiment OF Infantry ma
king solemn well an imposing, view II Is said
that the deceased acted with great gaanry during the
last war in the defence of Pssburg and brevetsd
he served afterwards with distinction under General
Jackson in Florida The deceased was brother oil MIR.
Muhlenberg the late democratic candidate tor Governor
OF Pcnnsy lvania.
LATEST FROM NAUvoo-We have intelligence
direct from Nauyoo that Lyman Wight has raised com
pany Of two hundred ostensbly for the purpose Of
cmgrating TO the pine country, but the general impress
SION amongst those who have chance Of knowing H.
that the real design is to attack Carthage and wsrsaw
Warsaw Signal
ARREST OF HEILDERBERGRR.-Am man hamed
Mcintosh was arrested yesterday by Osterhout, on
suspicion OF being of the party who brutaly treat
Cd Batterman the sheriff, few days since when Oster
bout with him. II Is said that 0sterhout was put on
his track by young girl whom he, Mcintosh was In the
habit Of visiting house about Eve miles from The CITY
and 10 whom he confcssed he was Of the party VINO,
in disguise maireetsd the sheriff Hes now 10 js'a'
bsry sdds. Sept IL.