The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-06

attached to the ship celebrated the Fourth of July 10
becoming style. We are indebted to purser Cumming
for the account
Ar ss., U. s. VI. s s. B.LrIc,l
July ID, 1851.
Fourth " July at Sea.
Although at sea, not forgetful Of national
anniversary which you cee batng In style shore
neither wanting in materials To- recognise the go
rous Fourth. We have organized and appointed thir
teen as committee Of arrangements who
with authority to constitute other committees and ha
perfe ct affair even at
Among this worthy thirteen our gallant Captain,
Messrs errick, Gillespie, Catten. and Baunister, well
known in the mt rcape wordthe latter gentleman OIL
ciatirg as grand marshal OF the day. You may smile
when say other committees, but assure YOU the spec
pie Of the State of Baltic some" aud consider
ourselves a community worth reporting. On music
have FIVE in plumber; ON toasts seven then we have a
reader and orator and several gentlemen from
expected speeches The ola thirteen will be remem bered
by our booming guns ard there doubt Of there being
a certain flag flying from our mast head
The following Is the list Of officers for the day
Kipgstury. Rockville, Conn, President
Capt. Ionsiock Vice President.
}. stsd.r, Of Ohio. do.
3. Il. Hunt. If New York. do.
joseph q Canning Secretary.
". Is. Bannister. of New FORK, Marshal.
r. Taylor. Reader.
DR.. Crazy, Orator.
ward ard returning att assembled around the reader
and orator the former giving the declaration aud the
latter neat appropriate speech Of some nfteen minutes
length
utjoin few of the thirteen toats given the re-
N.
let. The Flag Country MusieThe Star spangled
a. The Battle Fields ofths Revolution Lexington and
r9rltowtthe beginning and ending Of our struggle for
ga fls President If the United States. Muss-HaI to
oh The memory ofwsshing.on.
5;h 5he Amy and Atvy Of the ni.ed states
l regret that the probable crowded state Of your
columns will not allow complete report; but from the
above you can perceive that we have celebrated the day
in the most appropriate style. and that without acci-
T2E PuRsER
The British mail steamship Canada. Captain Harrison
from Boston, arrived at Liverpool Saturday night
the @lst cit.
We learn from Paris that the movement in favor Of
revision Of the constitution IL the increase Petit
tons, numei ousy signed continue flow in from
all parts Of the country The solen nifty of the Fe Du
celebrated with great pomp Sunday the I'd ult
in the churches Of Paris and the suburbs.
II Ledru Roliin was, Saturday the 2lst ult.,
dsmned ty default by the Asze Court Of Paris to two
years imprisonment and fine Of EoOof for The pubcl-
ton Of pamphlets entitled lie "a Fevrier and Lo
&c JUN"
The Paris correspondent Of the London Tiass under
date Of June 2lst, says
There was sort Of panic Observable at the close Of the
Paris corn-msfket yesterday Flour 81 per sack and
wheat was quoted Mt iM the hectotrc On inquiry to
the Of this sudd ALARM learnt that the accounts
recently received the agricultural districts
II favorable character 1t stated that the young
wheat l. everywhere less Gttacs-d with disease,
and the Deficiency il estimated at present at from five 20
ten per cent-euiyaen to the consumption Of the
tire population for eighteen or thiriy-six days.
ASvic,s from Madrid state that Ministers would not
prorogue thu COrtss until the final settlement Of the
question Of the public debt serious Gre occurred at
Madrid the 10th u't. which destroyed the church
of sau Lorenzo and various other buildings.
Advlees from Lisbon Of ths 10th ult state that Por.
tugal remained perfectly tranquil The electoral
decrced the 18th, but the Cortos could not
meet TIL the middle of October The French eet was at
Cedz on the 18Th. about to sail for a cruise.
Accounts from Vienna Of the 18th ult, announces
that the mission Of Count Dietrchsten Paris for the
purpose # urging at the Eiysee the policy Of Admit
ting ell the Austrian states into the eonfeder alton has
failed
Tho Tl.y,uAcs of Brussels. iates authority OF
letter frtm Berlin that there i truth in the state.
msnts q certain German Journal that Austrian
corps deee l. 10 b. sent TO the Swiss fronllst and
Prussisn corps 90 the French frontier
We learn from Fbourg Ssitkcgland that the Cour. of
As.lzs q tina, place has deycr a. verdict In the
u the three brother Carsrd and their thrtyssven
complies Who tried tie principals in the l,e
usmrsction. The three Carraris have been declared
suiy Il The crime q high treason without any
aing cifc unsisnccs. Six e the prisoners fund
guilty II th' offence. but with cxtenusting clrcun
twevs found guilty Of silirg and abettng
In tho crime condemned for exciting 20 revolt;
aud sixteen have been acquitted.
There hss been great Ere near Lordon Bridge II
had not been sNinguhel at the lat accounts but fur
her demsge We. not apprchended. There vas an i'm.
preston that tho disaster eau Cd by an nccadisry
sr Richard Patonham tho British Envoy. had been
press ntsd TO the queen q Portugal
Nvs has beenreeeiv'd 4 fearful ERE at Ar'hnnge
the 10Th ult onc hundred asl fly houses va the br-t
part & he town two ehurr Sc have bess destroyed
Tho ockyard and .archouscs w.rl sac.