The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-16
Naval Intelligence,

detachment of marines under conmand OF Lt john
j. Brssme left the station at this pert for Norfolk
terdAy monbg form part Of the guard of the United
States ftiyats Columbia, there awaiting her sailing
orders.
ron SIon Anbsiz (Africa) arrived at &c. Helena Nov
eth, ana would sail for Port Prsya about the 18th.
u s. sTKAM FRicArE sARANAc.-By the late arrival at
Salem from Para HAYS received new paper, 0. GRO
Para Of the sth ut which contains intelligence of ths
safe arrival that port Of the igats Saranac Captain
Collins Long With the BrsxiiAa Minister on board on
tsfestng Of visit made to that vessel by Sgnor
souza Franso-whom presume to be the Govern,r Of
the principal persons Of the place to examine the rgate
and pay their to Captain Long and his disn
sutshed psMengs The visters appear to have enoyes
the order ana discipline which prevailed on
board. The Bsrsnac Is pronounced perfect vessel Ia
respect and cireunsauce appears to have par
tieularly astesshed then-that out OF Of ABOUT
three hundred persons, could BE- found who sas
spase to wrs The great contrast between tho
American frgste and q Brazilian Of far
later 90 neaness discipline and integeHceo Of the Dsn
readily admitted They were also puzzled by snohsr
csliae should prevail beard vessel where corporal
punishment prohibited by law. The BrazlisA visit
tsou. ana s.ntemanly mannsr in Which they were re-.
ceised and entertained by Captain Losg and tbs Sfa
xsh Minister ard retired in great good hamor with IN,
United States achpewee ging the superiority of
yesssls and convinced Of the deficiencies Of their
Murlry-F1ve men belonging to the bark Midas we're
yesterday placed in custsoy by their captain and will
probably be examined to day The say they fhpssd
from Boston here only and their d1ohsrgs
the captain refused It. saying they signed articles to
turn. signs Of nsubordnation being shows they
wers arrested and placed in ailots Register, Dec g.
ITEMS FROM Nassau, N. Pour advises from Nassau
are to the 2sth ult, Letters Of that date say
fer the United tics to sveid the
tonnage dates Cholera has almost entirely dssp
from town but Ut Of the ouperts it has broke
cut with great severity. At Governors HsIbor, Esu
tberA the Inhabitants prevent persons from ndng ard
the aovernsr this day despatched to Psdra troops and
W. have Also Is:n politely Furnished by friend with
fes Of the Nassau 0usrdss from the 10th to tbs 9th
D.iing the v.& ending the 9th alt Their. h,d b,sn
only thirteen deaths frSm cholera and fifteen from cher
csuses-a great dinisutien Of mortality. Among the
q job. haars, ,es Esq spanish Consul at Nassau ON
the 17h slt snd the 18th nlt also OF cholera that
Of Ms john Aaurs jan the youthful partner Of John
Naura, jun, Esq. Acting spanish Consul.
The Gusrds~ Of the 9th ut however states that NJ
though the pesteIce is subsidng ct Nassau yet 1t Is
solsny 1t has already ,ted and it feared that
It viii reach several that have been spared the grisvous
affection.
1t broke ont at Rock Sound on the 18th alt and be-
tween that day And the 10th ut there were ~ ess Of
which IA terminated fatally
occurred but experienced with medicines and
hspal stores had been despatched to the relief Of ths
uyfortusate sufferers.
During the week endiug the 27th st ASacs and Esu-
tbera had been furnished with edical aid and other
sufites to arrest AID diminish the spread and mortality
Of the epideEie.
The Siseass had also made its appearance at st. SALIVA
dor; have Moss Town and atevcnston Axuxls beea
exempted ffsn the prevailing plague Everything, how
learn, had baen done by the authorities ct Mas
t. aid the destitute sick at these settlements.
Arswrsot had been selling by Of the chemists at
Eaasau, during the rasing - The epidemic at 81 per
pound and kTeesote at 81 pr ounce
The Of f100 had been rStssd by private sub
seription In sd " the erection OF st. Philips Church,
1nagus.
Serious riss teok place En- the ornag Of the 1ssh ult
at Governors Haybsr and Hstohet Bay Eleuthsra sn
Account Of sbsrustsns being offered 10 the landing Of
Mr. spsBdiary Cayetsn's baggage and servants the in
hahtsSa Of these settlements being Impressed with tho
idea that the cholera weuld be introduced then
II they suffered the baggage to come on shore. Me-
CareisR returned to Nassau, and ssUplainea to the
authorities who will be perceived from the extract
from the letter given above Despatched the goth u
troops and magistrates to bring the PARTIES TO right way
Of thinking On the matter.
The packet krigantps Pedrssa arrived at FassAa on
the go nit frsm New York which port she left the
18th nit
Her British Hsjcstys surveying vessel Scorpion ~as
ut Turks Island on the 9th uit I've Of her officers
Lieut. kelhsp and Mr. Tdssn had died OF yellow fever
In view Of the prevalence Of cholera In the Bahamas
and Of the probability Of its appearing At the Turks aud
Csioos Islands have been adopted TO mitigate
the violence Of the Epidemic should It break out Mt those
Islands.