The New York herald., 1844-10-22

The U. S. corvette Plymouth, arrived (probably)
at Toulon from Constantinople on the 9th, and the
Fairfield, from Palermo and Tripoli on the llth.-
They await the Cumberland from Alexandria.
having board the senior officer in the Mediter.
ranean.
Amongst the signs of the times may be noticed
the schlsm which mas taken place in and led to the
dlsmemoeIment OF, the :" Dublin Conservative As
socialism," composed of the extreme ultras of the
Orange party Dissatisfaction with Sir Robert
PeePs government Is the ostensible cause
OConnell has left the Irish metropolis for his
mountain home The meetings of the Repeal As
soclation will continue during his absence but the
VIII hardly arrest attention. Rumor prevails that
government medltates the adoption of strong mea-
sures to put down the machinery which keeps the
repeal movement going. The subdued tone Of the
IRISH leader IS attributed by some TO his desire 10
ward OH such blow.
LrEuTRNANr-GENERAL COUNT BRAHK, expired at
Stockholm, on the 18th ultimo, aged 81 years On
lst June, at Hong Kong, OF fever, Robert William
Peck, Esq, Clerk Of Works, Royal Engineer De-
the lady Of the Rev. D. Hall, M D., Of the Amer
Board Com. tor For. Missions, aged &c.
SALE OF AMERICAN Hops.-A parcel Of thirteen
bales OF American heps was offered by auction, on
Tuesday last, for WHICH 96 was bid They were
subsequently sold E7 per cwt., less the duty for
export, the duty, ga AS 3D., being prohibtofy ior
home use.
There will be an exhibition Of the products OF
industry next year at Vienna, but il will be con-
fined 10 the products OF Austria. The Emperor
manufacturers VINO shall be declared worthy OF il,
and the possessor Of the decoration will be declared
noble; but this nobility is not to be hereditary.
The PRESIDENT STEAMER:-A report is current
here that bottle Was picked up, about twelve
miles eff Dover yesterday morning, containing
paper, on which was written, in pencil, " Pres-
dent, all is lost God bless you ALL Lennox."
We give this report as we have heard it, but we
are unable to vouch for its authenticity Dover
Chrontcle.
MILLERITKs IN ENeLAND.-Great excitement has
been caused in Reading and neighborhood, by a
prophecy OF some wandering fanatics, that the end
Of the world will be In the course OF this year
Their frequent preachlngs have produced most mis-
chievOus effects on wcak-mlnded persons, not
wholly confined to the uneducated ranks, and Sc
veral ministers have thought it expedient TO warn
their ocks from the pulpit against the delusions OF
these presunptuous pssudoprophets.
DR. WoLF.-We are informed that after much
correspondence, and Obtaining from our own 60
veTnment all the interference and aid it feels au-
thorlsed to undertake Tor the release OF DR.. Wolff
at Bokhar, Captain Grover, few days since, start
ed tor St; Petersburg, personally to interest the
Emperor Nicholas in Ihe same humane and holy
cause.-Lierary Gazette.
A commission Of lnnacy was held the other day
on Mr.. I Teford Campbell, only son Of the de-
ceased poet, when verdict to the effect, that Mr..
Campbell was in his sound mind, was returned
the investigation with the GOODNESS and composule
OF the most perfect sanity,) had been for the last
fourteen years an inmate OF a lunatic asylum, at
the instance of his father. The verdict caused q
great sensation.
The visit Of Louis Philippe to Windsor, lis fruit
ful topic for the speculatlons OF politicians both
sides OF the channel. His minister, M Guizoi,
will not, 1t is said, accompany him, but will join
his royal master In England. The king, who leaves
Treport on the 9th, will be accompanied by Admi-
raj Ma:kau.
ToBAcco.-The stock Of tobacco now in the
Queens warehouse, consists OF ,458 hogsheads
Virginia leaf, l,O25 stemmed, ,222 Kentucky Leaf,
1855 stemmed, l3 other sorts, and 2,739 not
sampled together l3, l43 hogsheads At the same
period last year, the stock consisted OF ,4S1 Vir-
gnia Leaf, 1853 stsmmed, l.095 Kentucky leaf,
8, l07 mined, IA other sorts, and z lOl not SAM
pied together II, l59 hogsheads
Since our last the Queen has been enjoying, in
rude health, the pleasures Of her mountain resi-
dence in the Highlands OF Scotland. The splendid
scenery the braclDg air, the invigorating exercise.
and the early rising at Blair Athol, can be traced,
we told by the sturdy chroniclers for the daily
press, in her Majesys person and that OF her con-
palpable. Every movement she has made in her
romantic retirement appears not only to have been
witnessed, but minutely recorded. The Queen, at
the time we write this, is on the sea, returning
home, where she will arrive on Wednesday or
Thursday next, in the possession Of renewed health
and additional popularity
MIR. T. Z. M. TURToN.-The above gentleman
who, it may be recollected, accompanied the late
Earl of Durham, as his private secretary to the
Canadas, when the latter nobeman sustained the
highly responsible Office of Governor OF those colo
MES, has for several months been laboring under
very severe and painful illness, and has been ad-
vsed by his medical attendants to repair to Malta
for the benefit Of his health, where he is now So
journing. The office of Register Of the Supreme
Court of Calcutta, which is al present enjoyed BY
this learned gentleman, is considered 10 be the
most lucrative appointment which the government
can bestow upon an advocate practising at the bar
OF the above e-named presidency.
CHIEF RABBI OF THE HEBREws.-The great body
Of the Hebrew persuasion In London is at the pre-
sent time much agltated in consequence Of the
approaching election 10 the office o the chief rabbi
by the death Of the Rev. Solomon Herschell, and
which is appointed to take place in the course OF
the ensuing month. The rev. candidates for the
Office are Dr. Nathan Marcus Adler, who has been
chief rabbi OF Hanover since August, 1880 Or.
Benjamin Auerbach, who has been chief rabbi OF
Caimstadl tor ten years. DR.. Hirschfeld, whe has
been for short time chic rabbi OF Wollstein and
Dr. Sampson Hirsch, who has been chief rabbi OF
OF East Friesand. The whole Of tuese rev. gen.
tlemen are celebrated on the continent, in the
Christian and Jewish circles, for their piety and
atahments, the three first being doctors oi philo
sophy OF eminent foreign universities. DR.. Adler,
who pos esses high testimonials and recommends
tlons from the late and present governments OF
Hanover, it is expected will be the successful can
ddate, although the friends of the other rev. can
ddates are equally confident of success.
AMERICAN CHEESE AT meeting of the South
Derbyshire Agricultural Jociety, on Saturdayweek,
Mr. Colvllle, M. p, who filled the chair, drew the
attention OF the farmers TO the import OF American
cheese, for the purpose of calming their fears He
showed that, although the import OF American
cheese had considerably increased, it had driven
the Dutch cheese out of the market. He produced
a table which showed, that from 1881 to ls4O, the
importation from America had fuctuated, without
any regularity, between nothing and fifty hundred
weight; from Holland or Belgium the importation
had increased, in the same period, from l33, ,397
hundredweIght TO 224, 957 hundredweight; from
other European countries the supply had remained d
insignificant and nearly stationary l ,049 in 1881
,i64 in 1910: the aggregate mporatons advanced
from l34, ,459 in 1881 to 226 462 in l840. The last
figures Of the table we take as they stand they
show the imports OF cheese, in hundredweights
from the places named for the last three wears.