The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

be nd Of the eminent house OF Barring s. CO. was re-
ceiyed in New York shot time since, when II was
found tba, he had no. hing like an acceptance OF the
challenge to communicates to the American club, but
that, The contrary, be bad to report mo Inquiry
81 TO the proposition as sort OF entice ment,
boweeer. TO our sbiphuilders the President o. the
American Navigation Club, Mr.. ID. C. Bacon, il au-
tnOrZed, should tie present challege not be accept
cd within the thirty days." to allow the British
vessel start of fourteen days before the departure
OF the Amt JIcaD craft, aud also TO allow us y crew
pick ed from perieDccd IN voyagng between
English and Chinese ports, ~hile their own crew is
to be composed OF American seanen and officers
who periep is limited TO sailing between Ame-
ricaD sBo Ell glish ports The nericsDs, under the
ne conditions, are willing to aug msnt the stake TO
ego COO, or 10 any higher SUN tn 10 the 9i0 600 of
the present conditions most Sgreeabe to u.s. but the
last Dsms d amount TO be the minimum. The Ame-
IicaDs want u match ano II Iefiects somewhat upon
ohivaJy hot 10 accommodate them.
The Swedish Yacht Svriegc.
From he London Herald
A Swedish yacht, called the Svriege, arrived at
Portsmouth last week, and has been sailing about
for the last few days. She was hauled up on Nc.
Writes patent slip, at Portsmouth, yesterday. and
has caused mnca attention. She is built nearly on
the iints OF the famous yacht America and ngged
like her. but not flashed off so nicely. She above
Ch1 hundred feet in length and OF great BEAM has
long sharp. overh.pgipg bow, and loog keel,
vbab will oe further decreased by her receiving Low
= fake keel OF ten inches att taperDg to nothing
forward Her dIaueht of water is about seven feet
forward and tweve 10 thirteen feet aft; her mass
very taunt, the main mast about ninety feet
both masts are 6shed. to strengthen them, which
0Is6pnres them somewhat Like the America she
has considerable sheer, and turns mp forward; she
has not YET oeen measured, but by the old measure
nent will probably he nearly 500 tons bursban She
is quite new. Her builder, a Swedish gentleman,
has bark building similar lines in Sweden, The
Ssriese IS, 1t 10 sa'd to sail against the America
TIE latter yacht is in Portsmouth harhOr. and has
been occasionally in and out foe the last week So
The Svriese bias received her false keel she
will be again launched from Mr. Whites slip. Her
crew are all Swedish seamen.
African Slave Trade.
The following reply to the memorial Of the Bit
lsb and Foreign Anti slavery Society. remonssra-
trg against an act rece0,ly passed in Jamaica for
toe purpose Of encouraging immigration intO that
isaDd ana to promote the industry of immigrants,
has been received trem the Foreign Office
FoRsGN OrrIeE. Sept IS, 1852
SRI am directed by the Earl Of Malmasbury to
tho crp Of your letter received the 2lt
instant I-capitulstDg various subjects relating 10 the
Att an slave trade and to slavery which the 8ri,i and
Foreign Ali slay.Iy society has at different times
broul under The notice OF Der Majestys
AM now TO state tie Information Of tho:
kotisy that her Majettys government will continue to
tax, such the suppression OF the slave trade
and for The liberation OF wronfuly held 10
Gr Britain and foreign states and with the OF
tons SIR. SC. (sigued) STANLEY.
John ScoOle. Esq.
BJiscellane Ous Foreign Items.
The Official Savoy Gazette states that the real
obj,c OF Sir Bulwer ut Rome-nt time, too,
when tie malaria rages-is to negotiate q c0nco,dat
for Ireland with tine PontificSi Court; and. adds
that journal. " fhe Englsh desire the conclusion
OF such an arran cement to terminate tae religious
question in Ireland without being obliged to recur
10 rigorous measures o, military coercion J"
The Belgian ministry has resigned, which is con-
sdeIed al lmmense victory by the French 60.
ye1rment
tn, Central Emigration Socety Of Germany held
meeting on the 22d ult ~ which report for the
lsst two months was read 1t gives the number Of
cmgrants who have sailed this year from Bremen
aioLe AZ 5000, aud recommends that port for eu-
bark alton in preference to Liverpool or Havre OF
tae subse qpent fate OF the numerous emgrants it
epsaks very despondingly; and if its reports have
any effect AZ all. they will discourage emigration
ard houses OF con Of the United States receive
increasing contribu ions from the German popu,a-
t,op. ano that suicide prevails among them to
much higher degree, relatively, than among the
natives the proportion is given five to one. TIE
public sale OF the survivors Of unfortunate band
OF German enisrants in Lima. by the agent who
secpced them INTO the enterprise, occupies q PRO-
mrest place IN the report
The Australian emigr alton mania has reached
Pomhay in mild form good many Europeans
ard East Indians have lately oooked the cves for
passage 20 me land Of gold by the ship Runny
nene, oU the berth here. Tor Portland and Port
Philip. Numerous European soldiers from the
Pigments III the interior are applying for their die
charge, preparatory to emigration
Oc hsIrobOHer roy NJ Naples, mas
ust discovered another planet Of great III sgni-
ture
The Paris Musfcv publishes the official re.rrns
OF the price Of wheat IN he various markets Of
France fers which IL appears that the highest price
is twenty three francs ten ntines che hectotre a.
Hsrteillts, ard the loves, prce Is fifteen francs
thirty tour csntimes the beciol,sre at Toulouse
Aovices from Madena represent tho island 80 be
in lsmeptahle state of dsstitu,ion owing to tue
eut e E,,lure Ct the grape harvest
The Austrian government has issued order,
Prohibiting pu6li, iunctionares from wearing boards
lmptrials Moderate sized whiskcrs aud musca-
chiOs aIe permitted
There are Annually throughout Germ any 40 900
deaths from dslrtnDl trtm,aS; in the Iollverein
alone, so Geo 0C0 quarts OF brady sold and
cor snm,d. aud H.sse one half the ain produced
is us.d for oistitsfon
Madame Goloscbm,dt denny Lind) has purchased
hOuee s. Drtsdtn and lutends 10 future to reside
10 that city. che dues not Intend 10 sng Pu5lisly
Gufiig the ensuing winter, but she has been heard
u FAY lat her next public appearance will be in
LoelsDo
Intelligence has been received from Stockholm,
thai the cs oera prevails in the towns of K9nigs-
burg ElhiIR aud Ste,tiD. and that the other hsr-
btrH u The Province OF p merania are suspcctel
and travellers, comiug from Germany TO Der lsR
apd Sweoep, vii lot be perGi5Nd To enter, uaie-s
they uro provided wi b clean bills OF he attn. No
quarantine has been Cs abshtd
Letters ir0m Constantinope state that the Sultan
j. ln0isiot,d
The funeral Of Marshal P.nco Wolkousky took
Place at IS Petersburg on thel2,h ut. Atter ths
ttf,mcI. baa been ~, IforDed tho emperor, accom-
panied BY the g ald Dukes, CONSTANTINE, Nicholas
slo Michael, cane forward and kissed ths cOiiin
ehieh contained the remains OF the IA srshal.
SiSty five editors % newspapers have addressed a
Ie'it!on ioihe King Of Holland in favor Of the abo
mon OF Guy on political publications.
letter rom C0toova states that large quantity
p. ptar oystor steis, some Of them containing az
mary - tTtise large peais. mad been recently az
covered on the iignt bsnk Of the tluadaqaver, AMI
that COZ D W nad been formed In that cry in or
cor 10 examine tho river throughout its whole ex-
tent
TIE concession of the government Tor tho con-
,lrue,iou a. tbo r;eb.eswg rslroad by Mr. Peto has
been officially Published.
Az Armerian company has offered a SUN Of eS00
PER aruuu Tor % yesrs. for M Lamariins's farm,