The New York herald., 1850-09-18

cludDs mortgages the properties, stated to be
f6O 600; to meet which there buildings and ma
chnery to about the amout. This stoppsge will
throw nearly 600 hands out Of employment
Part of the Turkish Mediterranean equadron are
about to sail for England and part for the United
latter being the longest cruise on record
Emile 6irsrdn the representative of France in the
late Peace Congress at Frankfort end who denounced
war and oss Of human life shot, in duel the chiva
Tous Armand Carral
Five or six youths were lately logged at Leghorn
for having yellow and black sashes about their
persons in manner considered disrespectful to the
Austrian colors, which some Of them had, moreover,
trnmpisd under toot by having yellow and black shoe
Innings,
On the day which Louis Philippe died there de-.
parted this life In Paris, eccentric old Ursune
who born in Corsica, the 18th of August lT6e
tho same day as Napoleon She had lived nearly fifty
years in the same apartment In which she had col.
lected 200 or 300 birds.
Accounts from Tunis dated August g. state that the
cholera after carrying of about 50 600 persons appears
suddenly to have declined throughout the regency.
Peter Leudwig, one Of the assessins OF the Prince
Ly chnowRki ant General dAuerswald who was lately
condemned at liesse Casse to hard labor in irons
life escaped siew days sgo from prison. and succeed
ed in reaching France.
The Bengal Times gives account of another dread
ful gunpewder explosion ON the Ganges the 9th OF
powder. One was discovered to be on fire. when nine
OF the others were out adrift. The others exploded
but the precautions taken prevented loss Of life.
most interesting discovery Ia, been made in BUS.
sa- between Dorpat and Norva of a combust bic as
esrbonerous and caieiactory coal 1t is of yell
iowsh brown color With white sPots, and ia the sub
ject OF much bfeculstion, being ssd to be of much
earlier geological period than any known coal feld
The Russian government has distributed a circular
among the artizans at Vienna and Prague stating that
there Is employment Tor 800 carpe nt.s and oiners in
the south OF Russia Every workman who shall pre-
sent him self shall receive gratuity of Is forms in
depeadently OF the expenses OF ais journey.
TIE report Of the Comnittee of Public Credit of the
Mexican Chamber OF Deputies, on the adj justment OF
the nglish debt hes been favorehe received Lon
oon The offer Of three per cent stock instead OF
three and-G bali Per cent proposed by Nr Robert
son. with the present payment OF three and half mil
lions Of dollars out of the American indemnity money
and the of thirty cent OF the import
duties of ell the maritime aud frontier custom houses
in the republic that may be hereafter established,
for the pnae.ual pryment OF the interest the
stock, are terms which considered tho whole
satisfactory, and likely % ne accepted, under the cir
euInsIaBSes Of the case, by the bondbslders.
PoIITicA Al MURpEns IN PoRrUGAL.-In January last,
political TauIder was committed on the person OF
Stsnislsus 2svier de Pima and the assassins whsse
names are Brandao Of Mdoes have enjoyed impunity.
On the Sd inst, the same gang Of wretches went t.
the country b ouse OF the widow whom they sit.
ting with her children In the qunta (grounds) They
fred at the group, wounded two and two daugh-
ters, and shot person who was with them, through
the leg These assassins together with others of the
name Of Msrsal, and many others, st!n 1T lacge
THK SUaM.RHE TELEGRiPH AND TRAsssTLANTIC NtvI-
eATIoSTbst the mail packets to and from Am erica
must henceforth mako Ireland the last point Of de-
pssture the ssterp continent and the first point
TO be touched thsr voyage TO eastern land is
point decided decided not by govern nts nor legis
la but by inevitable necessity arising OF
physical fact just accom- plished The wires of the
submarine telegraph, from Dover to Calais, are now
laid dewn, and have already transmitted messages
nlcrr the bottom Uf the strait. from lard to land
The thiIty mile strait at Dover being thus
oessfuliy FpsnneG there can no longer be Any
England and ireland viii. within a very short
time be sIAnbe ed likewise. The extension of the tee
graph to point Ia Irea nd Is matter And the
means OF instantaneous mmunica alton batwesD any
the remoteit-po Of Ireland aud every import ant
point of Ensissd being thus established We have at
length Teached the time when matt 81, sailing
for America must a. amatter OF commercial eoessiy
their autshr6 voyage either originally sail from
ct least touch at Ish port Ia order to carry with
them thirty hours later nBws, ana must, on their
voyage bous deliver taer intelligence a. the same
Irish In order that IL reach Englsud thirty
herrs before these vessel can possibly reach England
themselves. -fresmgR's JOtTnGi
A RorlL wEpni-G.-Tho marriage OF the Kiug of
court mner, has given great offence At Cope Rbsgen
The sosmntv vas performed In the Palace Cl aPsl,
aud two countesses we're commapdtd to atteni-the
Countess Won hh.fed ths lady the Chief Clerk of
the Ciesstl and tAs Countess KnUth The youthful
bride was led TO the altar by Baron Lwetzan Marshal
OF tie house hold The ceremony perform ed
the presence OF TIE court who sttired ia court
dressea After the marriage. there dinner at
Countess Dsnner 90 table and the king and the Coun
tees Won Abefsll fev DAYS after the King and the
Countess Won Dspner pale unexpected visit to his
stetmOther, the queen Caroline Amelia Tho Queen
that the King and the Counties intended 20 her
The lsdiss who attend court aud who highly in
cgnsnt at this marriage, are under lest
they shculd receive commands TO Walt upon the
Counties Won banner. This apprehensios IL the
greater because H. known that the lady In question
has declared that nothing win give hor sSts;ac-
tcn than TO see the ladies upon whom she waited
their dressmakeE now come aud pay thcir court 10 her