The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-21

every point Of the kingdom, maintaining IN all its
all rights and the scrupulous and imnarti., ao,,or
Of the constitutional charter, In all It's proyisIons
The Sligo commissioners have ordered steam dredss
been asked Of the Treasury but yet been
returned
According to Vienna letter Of the 10th tho house IN
which Mozart lived and composed most Of his works. and
died in 1884, about TO be pulled down by it's proprietor
NJ. Gevigno, rich Italian.
The Rev Mr.. DeIany, 2. p of Bandnn, second on the
list Of candidates. has been appointed Bishop OF Cork
The Paris papers announce the death Of M Aims Mar
tin the author Of several clever works was married
to a relative of the author Of Paul and Viryne, Bsr
hardin de st. Pierre
the 2sd ult the young viscount Dsnain attempted
to sssassinate M Merilhou peer OF France who had
quarrels had caused the animosity OF NJ Domain, VINO
has been arrested. -
war Is on the eve OF breaking out more faraousy IMAM
ever In Portugal.
The Prince Archbishop Breslau has been put under
arrest In his palace, for month, for having given
publicity to the sentence of accommodation pro-
nounced by him upon PRINCE Germain de Iiatzfsld
measure contrary to the laws Of country without the
special authorization Of the government.
The sale Of horse-hesh has been permitted in Han
over and thousands Of poor people exist on It. It sold
The French government il said have granted per-
mission for the bodies Of the latCount st
sa 10 az 81 anu o. ms eldest son VINO DIED IN
kuell, by the remains OF the Empress Josephine and
| queen Hortense.
memorial to the Queen, signed by 100000 women,
has lately been presented PRAYING that the bill pun
ishing seduction may become a law.
letter from st Peersburgh says, that an nnexpect-
of association Of robbers of high rank who rSaxed
immense sums by defraudng the soldiers confined in
the hospitals employed in the army of the Caucasus
Two lieutenant generals commanding divisions and
veral officers accused Of the most infamous uds,
| and have been committed to prison. privy counci-
Tor, who is likewise o senator has been detected IN
frauds president Of Of the tribunals
is accused Of having committed robbery OF 10000
roubles.
The Prussian town of Odersburg, and the Austrian
town Of the same name, which situated opposite
each other on the Oder have been since the l2th
pletely inundated by the overhowing Of the river.
swindler has been arrested at Lyons for endeavor
ing, by passing himself of capitalist, possessing rich
ironworks ut St Chamond to induce persons to take
shares in discount bank with capital Of six millions
It appears that he was formerly condemned for uxnd
ling, under the name OF Count de Mondrsgon.
Her Majesty has determined to honour her Irish sub
ects with her presence She expected TO preside at
the ceremony OF laying the first stone Of the Queens
College, Belfast, early in the month Of July.
The workmen in the storekeeper's department Of the
Royal Arsenal, while engaged in moving some boxes
which in the stores since they were sent
home after the battle OF Waterloo found of them
weigher than they could account for in box Of It's
size on opening f there appeared four smaller boxes
and on their lids being removed those found to
contain number gold doubloons in amount
| to $500 in each box, making in all f3,200.
The United States government steamers, which
are intended to sail between Liverpool and New York.
will it is said be 76 feet in beam while the greatest width
ior which preparations are made at the English docks
however, been called to the subject which is considered
to be Of 40 much Importance that 1t has been referred to
| the Commute Of Works.
| A bottle was picked up by one of the coast guard
officers at Mawgan Forth, North Cornwe, with small
bit Of paper in with the following inscription on IT.
| have been in the water long time
return, obtained by Mr.. J. Hume shows that the
naS OF snPs wnidn cleared out from the United
ca was, in 1916, AS foows:viz TO Newfoundland, 72o
ships tonnage % 500 to Canada 4ao ships, tonnage
56i 373 TO New Brunswick sos shipa tonnage 3l5 ia,
! and to Nova Scotia ZOO ships, tonnage, 649l9.
The following is AN account Of the capture Of the
SLAYER Tres Amigos Of 40 tons by II NJ nooP Davasta-
1 ton:
On the morning Of March 10 being In lat 30 N.
Ion 10 n of Greenwich the Devastation chased
picious looking brig, which, seeing her, immediately
made all sail and ran in towards the land After chase
Of oh SON. with all sails set, and making eighteen
utions in the minute, firing the long gun loaded With
shot, at lob 45m the stranger hoisted Brazlisn
sign at the main and in quarter Of hour from that
lat 30 N, lon. 10 f. of Greenwich Two boats were
to leave the brig filed with men, who escaped
the shore The steamer having come close up and
chored, immediately manned and armed her boats and
sent them to board under commani Of First Lieut. NJ
Godfrey, with Acting Lieut. Carmichael and Mr. 7.
Coutts boatswan. They found the brig well armed
two long l6pounders pyots, between the masts
and the other aba the mainmsst two broadside guns
forward spounders) and two brass swivss the bull
warks Of the quarter deck also MEETINGS to repe board
ers, ammunition muskets, cutssse. blunderbusss-in
| fact every kind Of weapon for defending vessel
The surf was dangerous Of the boats Of the
Devastation being dashed to pieces alongside the SLAYER
and the crew washed ashore also upset, and
driven ashore by the rollers and the brig In short tmo
became total wreck. The officers and after cut
ting away the masts with their cuAsses found IL
sary to swim ashore for their lives The brig parted
| amidships One marine was lost in trying to swim
| ashore.
The who had been looking out at the mast head
of the SLAYER seen in the surf heavily roned having
been thrown overheard by the captain for keeping
better lookout and seeing the cruiser before The
Devastaon's tried to the poor fellow but his
| irons took him down. The surf high 10 make
quite impossible TO get of to the Devastation the
men had to remain ashore till the next morning, when
the padde-box boat anchored the back Of the
surf and the dingy being well buoyed with cork fen
ders and bunkers vered ashore by hauling lines
After variou, attempts which proved successful In
barking the men, they were all got of. The French
war brig Leger rendered assistance In try
ing get the of Too much praise be given
to the captain officers and ships company Of the brig
| for their valuable services
All the prisoners, ten in number, who found on
| board the brig saved
The Devastation has also taken American brig un-
der Brazilian coors with $40 slaves board bound
| Rio.
The Tres Amigos had made several successful trips
from the coast On the last voyage she landed Bahia
| 400 slaves.
| MORE RIoTING AND BLooDsHED IL NEW BRUINS
wIcK.-The following from the ST. John, n. b.
Herald OF Friday last showsa dreadful state Of things
| In that vicinity -
"We find that not the only portion Of tho in
habtants OF this Province who suffer from the
OF the hydra headed monster party spirit Throug bout
the whole extent Of the country there appears to
been most deadly rencontre between the Orangcmen
and the Ribbonmen, on Monday last-and accounts OF
cted parts Woodstock appears TO have been the grand
Of contention the two opposing par ties have