The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-23
THE CROPS OF EUROPE,
&C., &C., &c

The Collins steamship Atlantic Capt West with four
days later advces FROM all parts of Europe reached her
dock about paet three yesterday morning She
left Liverpool the 11th inst quarter past -four
O'Clock P NJ and arrived at the Hook at eleven o'clock
ON Saturday nght-thus making the passage in ten DAYS
and bours The A. has the four quickest
successive tPs accomplished between this port and
Liverpool
Among the passengers in the Atlantic are John Ly
ngstcn, Esq special bearer of dispatches from London
relative Of course to the fishery question: Miss Fitzpat
rick the accomplished actress who is to appear at
Niblos the Rev Dr. Wainrght who visited the jubilee
Of June in London; and the Bateman children
Our thanks are due Mr. J. w. Beebe of the pas
sengers, Mr. Edward Cayendy first officer and Mr. J. W.
Rogers chief engineer of the Atlantic the latest papers
The Asia arrived at Liverpool Saturday evening,
9TH instant. at ten minutes past O'Clock
The by the Atsntic IL of no special Importance
The fishery question discussed in most of the London
papers and has caused slight depression the funds
The general belief appears to be that the matter will be
settled amicably.
Mr. j. Macgregor formerly President of the Board of
Trade publishes q letter in the London Neos and other
metropolitan papers, strongly in favor Of amcabe
adjustment of the fishery question. On the same
eubect the Netrs of the 9th says in its remarks on
the money market Gas regards one Of the points that
has told very sensiby in favor of the bears viz the
american Fishery dispute in position to state
from the best authority that in the present position of
the affair there not the slightest ground for the fear
that any interruption Of friendly relations with the
United States will ensuen
The London Times Of the lth inst contains an edto.
a relative to the Keine affair in this city and the fish
cry troubles and states that both questions difficult
70 settle they brought up the of the Prcsi
dentiai election The Times says that, if Kane
Englishman Scotchman instead of an Irishman he
would be delivered up Immediately.
The Paris Poys, in a letter from Vienna announces
that in note addressed by the English government to
the Austrian cabinet the is given that all
ofprecauton will be taken prevent the pre-
Of Kosuth in London from troubling the good re-
iations established between England and Austria
The Pennsular and Oriental Company's screw steam
ship Foraosa sailed from Southampton Saturday tho
9TH inst for Port Phillip and Sidney and Is to be after
wards placed ON the route between Singapore and the
Australian colonies She is the fourth steamer that has
left England for Australia
Emigration to Australia continues undimnished Fifty
chips OF 500 to 1000 tons are entered to sail during
the present month from Liverpool London and Ply
mouth
The citizens Of London were to hold meeting on the
18th inst, for the relief Of Montreal
The London Herald, Of the 9th inst says:-
advertsnr Herald to day. has made its ap-
p Which tho Spanish pse se
Of ss Ss Sskr Tae I'm Union
Of SCRIP receipts, the respentsbe firm ot Messr, r.
the Of the republic Was de-
sion acknowledged BY it ueighSor the HSytan RepnS
c IL has also been aespS wledgcd by and treaties made
pri'' the bonds " fixed 70
Avces from the Cape of Good uope to the End ultimo
ad haeu in t;sr,a
tory Disorder and danger existed all along the border
and feared that the enemy establishing itself
IN the mountains and forests Utenhage and Fort
Elizabeth. Head quarters contnuc at Fort Beaufort.
The Pruseian Journal Of the 9Th inst, contains an
Of considerable interest to all Germans resi-
dent In the United States According to this postal
treaty Il The being concluded between Pru sa
and the Washington government whereby single letters
from and to any part of the United States and the
man postal union will henceforh forwarded at the re
duced charge of thirty cents, twelve and half silver
groscben
The Copenhagen journals state that Danish engineer
named Rasto has proposed the to remove
the rocks called Trinkelin in the Cattega which
great mpediment to navigation Rasto is at present
employed with NJ Maillofert in removing rocks at the
bottom Of nellgatc, near New York
The Courier T.ahenes states that the commander Of
the American figate who had arrived at the Pirmus to
institute inquiry into the complaints Of the Rev Mr.
King, the American clergyman. had sent steamer to
for the American minister who is to
duct to enquiry at Athens The Courier daenes states
that Mr. King demands not only reparation for the
force that has been used to prevent him from publicly
exercising his vocation but also indemnity some
land Of which he has been illegally deprived by the
government The correspondent of the Oes Deusce Post
states that the u s. steamer San Jacnto was Mt Con-
stantnope waiting to take the minister residing there
to Athens.
1t Is stated in letter from Athens that Greco French
company has made propositions for establishing railway
from Athens to the Pr@ue. This will be the first railway
In Greece.
The Bdise Gazette announces that the petition OF the
populace Of Frburg against the government imposed
them rejected by the Federal Assembly on the 5tI
instant by majority Of 70 to Is voters.
The Belgian ministry will retain office with the single
exception OF M frere Orban, who quits tho FINANCE De
partment.
The Monicr Of France annouu ces that the
relations between Belgium aud France are placed unde
The regime of the the treaty Of fs45 not bay
ing been prolonged or renewed
On Saturday the 7h inst MT WIN. Cobbett son Of tb,
late William Goblet who had been for many wears Az
inmate Of the Queens Bench London, enlarged Tn,
Lord Chancellor informed MIR Cobbett that he had moi
been confined contempt Of court but for the non
payment of costs
letter from Warfaw states that the cholera was max
ing great ravagos at Sicradz The deaths were very
numerous
Mrs John WILSON, widow Of tho eminent scottab vo
eat has met with her death very suddenly while bath
ing at porobello The deceased lady went into bath
pg machine about six O'Clock in the evening along with
n female companion and threw herself boldly from Tn,
steps into tho water Az she did not Immediately rise
ugan her companion became alarmed, and screamed tol