The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-12

The News.


The very refreshing and much needed rain storm
Of last evening had the effect Of greatly reducing The
amount o. our ;elegraphic intelligence WHAT the
~Ees did furnish, however, possesses considerable
general interest not The least important of which
= The announcement, by way of Charleston. that
the people of Havana in a great state OF cx-
sitsRsst on the Sd inst, in consequence Of O cur
rent yumor that large bodies of 6bust1os were con-
ssstratng and organizing in Flori la and below New
Orleans with the intention of foroiby invading the
inland OF Cubs AS an offset to the fears created
BY his report il was asserted that thousand ad
a'tiossl troops would soon arrive from SPAIN when
she government would be enabled TO establish
sell more rigid police system 1t is pleasing 20
learn that the statement that the persons suspected
81 disseminating incendiary publications we're to
be g.rroted, turus out to be incorrect They
bad 20: yet been sentenced That the peace
ably disposed portion of the inhabitants of that
inland have much cause for excitement there is no
dostt, especially when the somewhat mysterious
movements in different parts OF this country are
taken into considerations; but then it is not pro
hable that the autbo.itie there would De able 10y
any means, 20 strengthen their position by sum-
Darily dealing harshly with those whom they may
happen 20 suspect of plotting against the Spanish
dynasty.
The State Fair at Utica appears TO have been
source of considerable profit. Notviths landing the
drawback occssisned by drizzly rain yesterday,
ihere we're three thousand tickets disposed Of The
sstal receipts slid have been eight thous and
oallars.
Some additional Il crma ion relative to the burn
ng of the steamer Reindeer lie given in the tele-
graphic columns. L is a matter of graduation
shat 40 lives lost by this final disaster to that
NEST unfortunate boat. We are likewise happy to
learn hat all those At Maiden, who were injured by
Shs explosion, are expected to recover.
An attempt was yesterday made to reach the
wreck Of the steamer Atlantic, which lies at the
bottom Of Lake Erie IL is said that the diver de-
ssended one hundred and five feet without sx
periencing any difficulty. but pulled up for fear
that the air pipe upon which there was an immense
pressure, would burst. Another effort will be made
~ morrow. N .haillefert, who is experimenting
ME work. lie said to be confident that he will accom-.
Plush the object. IN addition to the large amount
OF treasure, it is not improbable that several more
81 the bodies Of those whose lives were sacrificed by
the sinking Of this vessel, will be recovered should
the wreck he raised.
we elsewhere give brief account Of the effects
ct the earthquake at Santiago de Cuba This ter
roie visitation il reported to have been tar more
destructive thai any previous calamity of the kind.
Houfes and trees said to have fallen Like grass
before the noweI-many persons were killed, and,
a. last advices the inhabitants were perfectly panic
stricken.
Much OF our pace is this morning occupied by
the detailed report Of the proceedings in the
~omaa's Rights Convention. 1t is q very enter
tanning affair, and should be read by everybody.
Two hundred and thirty-three bales of buffalo
robes, being the entire stock of the Hudson Bay
Company, were yesterday sold at FIVE dollars each,
IN Montreal. This looks like preparing for ssigh-
riding during the coming winter.
Christisns Of all denominations are referred to the
column beaded religious intelligence. They will
find that il contains deal of interesting informa
tion for their especial benefit.