The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-25
Cur Medluerran mean Squadron.

Mann should be nom mated. ALGOMA.
Cur MediIerrn nean Squadron.
GENOA. Oct 5, 1852.
The American Mediterranean Squ adcon, Comma
dore S,ringhsm is DO full, ana MI the vessels
at the naval depot at Spezzia on this Goa st except
the steam frigate San Jacinto. which went from
Greece TO Trieste with Mr.. Marsh the U. s. Minis
ter az Constantinople, ana his family. The squadron
comprise the following vessels. viz -
Fiigate Cumberland, alag ship Capt Goldsboro'.
Steam frigate Powhattau, Caps Me,vin.
do. do. San Jacin'o Capt. Crabbs.
Corvette Levant, Capt Usher.
do. ST Louis, Capt. lrgraham
Ii is noble feet, in ali respects worthy OF The
eouAtTy 1t represents, being we'll appointed and
well manned. The steam fgigate Poylattsn is pro-
baby The first war steamer aioat IL has attracted
much admiration from all observers in this quarter,
as in fact does the whole squadron TIE Conmo-
dore, Is II String ham, Esq.. of Brooklyn) is an old
and accomplished officer, and though small in sta
ture hai the reputation Of being the stoutest maa
in tne service lie preserves the most perfect dissi-
pine.
Capt Usher, OF the Lcvant. is lying i'll, and at
the point OF death There is, am assured, no hope
Of his recovery. He has been il! long time, and
the squadron will remain together until after tho
final result-which is hourly looked for The feet
has J0st pursers (by death and suicde) since its
departure fro m the Uni ed States.
The Cumberland will winter at Spezzia and Genoa;
while the other vessels will cruise along the heai-
terranean coasts with the view of display ing flag
in It's chief ports This is much more important
than home readers are apt to consider it Expe-
rence has shown that the occasional oppe Of
a Of war in their ports inspires, in remarkable
degree, respect for country. The protection aud
security Of commercial interests. is only small
part OF the benefit which the nation derives from the
presence Of we'll appointed feet in this sea
An incident has just occurred which is worthy Of
mention in this connection, illustration Of the
effect Of Cuban expeditions and other foreign inter-
yention movements 10 the United States upon
character abroad For many years, our govern
ment has enjoyed the grntuyous use of wharyes aud
storehouses In the port Of Spezaa by the favor of
Sardinia. MS naval depot IL is decidedly, and in
all respects the best place for the purpose in the
Mediterranean. The port is one of the finest in the
world, and the other facilities the place affords are
complete. But project has been some time under
consideration by tho Sardinian government, to
transfer its military and naval establishments from
Genoa to Spezzia, which would require IL to appro
pirate to its all tho privileges now SO lbe-
rally accorded to our vessels, ard deprive of .
depot. In view OF this probable result. official APP
plcasion made q few days since TO the Spanish
government for permission to make once msro
Of Port Mabon, in the island of Minorea and the
quest was peremptorily denied. though in other
years the privileg. was freely granted. Aud how
c9uld we expect further courtesy from govern.
ment whose recent gracious pardon OF the surviving
prisoners Of the late Cuban expedition only to
have given rise TO fresh aud still moro formidable
attempt to rob il of one Of its richest possessions,
AL Europe naturally enough sympathses in its
feelings, and it is doubtful whether any other
tireptal power would now afford adepoti in this
which viii probably defer tho occupation OF Spessia
by The Sandman government for some time to come,
so that there is no present necessity TO look for
other depot for orr Mediterranean forces
Mr.. Marsh. Omitted States Minister at CONSTANT
ncple,) il Mt present on visit to Vienna, whittier
he has gone tor the benefit of Mrs Marsh, whose
health 1t Is thought may BIO restored by the of
DR., King. at Athens. is probably disposed Of Its
unc erstood hero, that this excellent missionary in
some respects misconccived his rights in his recent
controversy, and that the government Of Gresce
not wholly in the wrong His IMPRISONMENT was
very brief and the seDtence of Punishment will not
be executed against him. The Doctor, hear, has
been able to accumulate some property during his
long and useful residencc in that capi.a-now
cfumbing away.
Lieutenant II A. Wire Jr, tie flag Lieutenant
OF the squadron, left yesterday post haste for Havre
via Iurin, with dispatches for tho United States
government. He expects TO meet Mrs. Wise, "a
daughter of Hon Edward Everett, ard now O pas
senger II. one of the steamers from Now York. at
HAVE who win accompany him back to Spcsia
Among the American travellers arrived to day at
Genoa, sire the Rev. DR.. Hamilton. of Mobile, u i'd
formerly Ct Newark. and Rev DR. Dufirld, Of De-
troit ta,oote for Egypt They speak in warm terms
OF recent visit 70 the Naudois, the oldest Protss
tent connunity iii the world, IN the vicinity Of
Tnrin.
Dr. Baker, the United States Con,ul ~ Genoa.
sets ont to-day for visit 70 the Holy Land on leave
Of absence FOR tNo months Correspondence of Nto.
ark -idrGiisG.
FUnTnTn INTELLIGENCE FROM RTE FssuIsa
tiEotSD The Gloucester Telegraph haa some fur
ther particulars in relation to the gallo by which several
Anaeisen fishing vessels lost at Souri, Seven OF ss
vefte reported ~ beng lost belong to Gloucester Their
Neno WIN nna 'hey Ial On board ~ The tlme could
no, fn ,Ltrt Of s0C0O They insured r. the amount
Of $500 will be below, AL at the Giolces or Mu
1usi fishipg flee except $500 The outfits OF the John
Gorard (heioe reported mo and Gerard at the Gorces
ter Marine In addon 70 Tie vessels brfore mentioned
the schooner susan Young Is reported ashore Cage
rTeon-yssse not damaged ard viii be gos OF Souri,
a
attributes TIE iaot OF 80 vessels being aught
bad rscc in heavy blow to the fact that they have
been driven cut Ct Port Hood ana the other hsrbors ri
Cape heon, nnd obliged to make the bast hsrbors
ihoy can This disaster psy therefore be attributed
IiTcd al Goucter this week md rerCct continued an
nov arces 10 the hsheJmen the par, of the Bri,h
s,n, .,,.. On Friday, ION aees OF forty or nifty
hours Wy the steamer Devastation fer oher
han becau'e they h,d gose in 70 psas the night rhs
repsitd seized on Maboo on the 18th and carried
INFO Port Hood and stripped The yts@aph believes shs
twenty eight vessels from Gloucester which wors in the
bay friday 18th that have not been heard fro since
The gale Come # them however eft a. Pom Hood
That morning and ere supposed 70 be cafe
TnE NEyr Prrsl0nT : Next month tbe great
Prudential battle will DC fought 10 the United States
There i no doubt but General Pierce will b. the luoky
msn The 0hig party Is divided splic up into tatteri
been brCpght flwsid If tho characters given Of
them by The respective opposition newspapers be true
both Of the cn,ra ouht 20 be cent to the state prison
instead Of The Presidential Dansion strange that the
greatest rs'cs IN the country (tang the same ale as
Guide thould be placed NJ the head Of great ma
ton when there upright, honrst men 70 be
found However General Washington got little OF that
sauce him,elf--S ,ioLa v. ~ News, Oct =
rures ior Conrt--.sFctial Term.
before CHEF justice Oakley and Hon. Judges puer AMI
Campbell.
pEroRrER or DECISIONS or TIE Colnr,
o. n MIR Juetice Duor this day appointed ga
ron orer OF The court rbe late Judge Sanford nicd
H. re,poni ible office In addition H. his other duties
f,u,a Ut,Ip. .sagi1:srsfor Cherries coiderl--hp
neal AZ pissd and order al Chambers affirm with $40
costs 10 abide the event
ys;',a NJ J.lc ods Mark King, end others = Ordered
That 81, uc Of this eaid order directs the delivery BY
tho defendant the receiver to be appointed pursu
npce of sad order OF the property VIII oh had on the
nth day Of May 1862 be, and tho IL hereby re-
yerssd and Is hereby stricken from raid order and that
in all Other respects tho said order be affirmed and that