The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-19
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA,S MAILS.
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The Details of the Latest News
from Europe.
Interesting from the Australian
Gold Mines.
The Fishery Troubles in England
TEE DEATH OF COUNT YORSAY. :
THE SECRET TREATY AGAINST FRANCE,
Oar London, Paris, and Vienna Correspondence,
&e-, &c., 10.

he Gunard steamship Canada arrived ut Boston
1t Ave o'clock yesterday morning. The mails, in
part reached this city at five o'clock In the after
neon.
The latest advices from Liverpool and London are
f Saturday, the 9TH inst.
The telegraphis abstract Of the intelligence re-
ssived on Monday night, from Halifax, contained
HE leading points, but the details interesting
The London Chronicle of the 9th inst. Publishes
letter, signed ''Your Informant" which states
that the secret treaty Of the Northern powers
against France is actually in existence.
We learn from Athens, her date of the 10th
uN, that the bill relative to bshopries, which is
destined to complete the recent measures on the
Holy Synod, has been adopted by the Chamber Of
Deputies.
A letter from Hamburg, says Gahgnani, states
Mat the Mormons have established weekly news
paper 1t Hamburg, and have prepared translation
Of their Bible They have missionaries actively
employed, and seem to have money. In Norway
their doctrines are spreading
The advices from Australia are about two week
later and highly interesting. We give the details
IN another column. There was no abatement in the
emigration fever in England for Australia. There
were loading for the gold mines at Liverpool alone
the 9Th inst, fortyone rst-olass ships of large
tonnage. The Earl of Derby, Rip Van Winkel,
Tborwaldsen and the City of Lincoln, were not in
eluded in this list the ywere in the river, outward
bound, with full compliments of passengers. During
the month Of July, twenty-five vessels had sailed
from that port for different places in Australia,
which, with those already mentioned, increases the
number to twenty.six. The official returns show
that q 1926 emgrants, including those from the GO
vernment depot at Birkenhead, destined for Aus
trslia, left Liverpool in the month of July. The
number in the corresponding month last year was
l3,770. The emigrants bound for America were
composed almost entirely Of Germans and Irish.
The vine disease had manifested itself in the pro-
vince Of Malaga, and committed great ravages.
The intelligence from all parts of Great Britain,
IN reference to the prospects Of the potato CROP is of
very gloomy character.
II is said that Prince Napoleon Bonaparte, lately
appointed French Minister to the United States,
win not, probably, accept that office. He with
his father, king Jerome, at Havre, on the 9Th
instant.
The French government has considerably increas-
I'd the bounty on tho Newfoundland salt fish trade.
which they are greatly encouraging, to the detri-
ment Of British interests Already French cargoes
have been selling ut different ports Of the Meditsr-
Yanean, where, formerly, the British flag monopo-
Liked this important branch Of commerce. This is
enc why the British government has sent out
he additional force to Newfoundland.
Professor Westphal, of G0ttingen, discovered a
soyASt .he night nf tha oath nit. It's position,
On the night of the 25th, was Is degrees, 55 min
utss and 20 seconds Gottingen m eridian