The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-06

hope TO send you by the next steamer COPY or thi
Letter or at least summary Of itscontsnts IS pubics-
ton VIII probably put quetus upon the prof for thu
twenty wears irssmuch the Panama railway nov
vergpg completion. will be fni he'd and for the
present obyatc the necessity Of the At any rate
the charter OF the company viii now become void
BY its own terms and II anyhsg further Ia done t must
be preceded by new negotiations. Whatever is done
hereafter must proceed from your side of the for
not one dollar can now be expected from this side of the
As have intmated the history of the faiue Of tho
company In this market viii form the basis another
communication. SPECTAr
Lord Cowieys sudden return from Paris has revived
the Iumtr that be s to be succeeded as Ambassador to
France BY Lord Mamesbury and that Lord Straord de
Rtdclie, late Ambassador to Turkey will receive the
appointment of Foreign Secretary These changes it Is
said. will take place in the course of September
The Observer states that unless something important
snd unforeseen shall occur Parliament will be called
together for despatch OF business until the l1th Of No
vember when 1t will be assembled for session of four or
five weeks previous to adjournment tor the holidays.
The Liverpool Chamber Of Commerce held It's quar-
teriy meeting tho 23d. With the exception Of = re-
commendstion to have letters from the United states
sorted on beard the mail steamers and reference the
import duties at MAtsmoras and Tampico the report
touched on nothing Of interest TO American rcader On
9th meeting of the Jamaica Association, was bel
for the purpose Of having statement OF the distressed
condition Of the British West India Islands by Mcssrs
Edward thompson, VIM Smith, and VIM. Gerod, dele
1t stated that the governorhp OF Bermuda is abou
to become vacant and rumor assigns Mr. Samuel Triscot
Il
| Office
During the week to 22d ton ships including the Grea
Britain steamer OF the aggregate register Of $500
sailed from the port of Liverpool for Australia with 5000
| emigrants
j. T. Hind discovered another planet, being the SIKH
| he has discovered within the past five years The
orb Is in the constellation Aquarius and be
with telescope of very ordinary power. In Brightness
equals star OF the ninth magnitude and appears to
a 1ai
Az II hours 80 minutes and 3S seconds Greenwich
time, Aug. 22d its right ascension % hours, ~
minutes 70 seconds and its north polar distance 81 de-
grees, 80 minutes IA seconds the diurnal motion in
right ascension 50 seconds towards the west in
N. 2. D., about seconds towards the south
Three arrivals from Australia brought 30 278 Of
gold and report another ship due with 15 465
Great difficulty found in procuring sailors from f45
to eco per asked and obtained the run to
England Az Melbourne, middle of April provisions
are dear flour f25 per ton, and likely to 60 higher
gold firm at 6ss. per ounce.
The Dublin Erening Post statos--on what Authority
does not appear-that the Government Commissioners
station
The sxmie Bridge affair continues to excite angry
feeling in the locality where 1t occurred Mr. G. Del
mtge Justice Of Peace and eight soldiers of the 3st
Regiment have been committed to Ennis jail in accord
nnce win the Soroners finding against them Of "wul
TONED within the Jail to protect them against any attack
by the people. The London Times comments strongly
on the verdict OF the Coroner and the counsel for the
Imprisoned soldiers have applied for criminal warrants
against Priests Clune and Burke, for melting the people
The celebrated Donnybrook Fair passed Oft tamcly this
year.
Robert J. Walker was expected at Galway ON the 21st
and the Galway Iindcator surmises that his visit has
some connection with the establishment Of steam packet
line between New York and Galway.
France.
Since the festivities in honor of the Emperor little
basanspired excepttha many of the Patisians always
dfatshedo are heard TO that the money wasted in
ttt show might have bt en- better employed
considerable Lntdtipess has been created 10
ai at the eessaticr I'LL business between Franc,
ihe commercial treaty between the two countries The
difficulty Is alleged TO be the refusal of the Belgian me-
gotiators TO agree TO the clause for suppressng
piracy rrac'ised by Belgian publishers with respect
the negotiation are on the eve Of satisfas ry tory
adjustment. The De6ats says the convention Is
advantages to Belgium it is said signed
at the same time
Among other DEGREES, the Monitew publishes ono abo
fishing the duties at present payable on the export Of
and spun silk.
Tbe mt continue to nssrt the addresses
OF the councils 1 dissemcnt Expressive OF their
adhesion to louis Nspcscn These addresses are more
OF less explicit in Relation the establishment Of the
empire. pu' 'h most of them that desire is implied
decree by the Pre- dont appears in the Bulletin dcs
Lois granting tnsions seventy five military In
the list appears the names Of Generals Bedeau and
ChapgarDier for 5000 francs each; but not Of Lefo
Lamoricere, the latter not having completed thirty
Rear Admiral Fcbvcr Despoiptes is appointed to the
command of the French feet on the Pacific station.
The settlement OF the boundary between France and
Spain sti attracts The attention Of both governments
Spain.
Cadiz journal announces that the line of steamships
plying between Spain and Cuba, would be shortly rein
forced by two other large steamers and the departures
from Cadiz will then take place twice month
The Spanish steamer Volcano sunk the entrance
Of the port fVigo, few days SINCE
Portugal.
Oporto letters to the 10th August, and state that
shipments from that port almost entirely suspend
ed in consequence of the expected reduction and equal
adipg for ports in the United States, detained
would be stil further retarded by the ministerial
changes in tho capital where Carat, Minister Of |
Foreign Affairs bad resigned and there were rumors Of
Application had been made to the Cortes by the people
Of Madeira prayirs them to Grant permission for the
free growth Of tobacco that and the grape crop
had entirely failed.
The Courier denes of the 9th announces the arrival
at Athens of Mr. Marsh from Constantinnple and his
spectiDg tbe Of DR. King Another account says:
mo date given The American squadron lett the Pi-
after Mr. Marsh had taken possession Of the docu
ments relative to Mr. Kings The squadron is |
supposed to be ON its way to Tresten
Italy.
The funeral of the mother Of NJ Mazzni took place &C
Genoa the 11th ult and attended BY concourse
An Eneli.hman--a Lord somebody-was arrested re-
Gently as Verona for skctchiDg the fortihcsons aud
after being Imprisoned two days was hurried out Of the
country, without explanation or apology. Coming so
after the Mather difficulty lthe affair makes
noise.
A modification Of the Piedmontcsc ministry is again
the fapis.
AUSTRIA
The Voss Gazette under the date OF Vienna, 10th, |
states that the French Ambassador at Vienna had in
conference with the Austrian Minister for Foreign Affairs
declared in the Of his government that IL would
continue to every effort for the maintenance OF Euro
pean and that he regarded the treaties Of 1915
the condition qua of the peace Of the world aud
the political equilibrium OF Europe In his turn the Am
basssdor assured Of the friendly disposition of the
Northern powers and their determination never to at
tempt to force any form Of government upon France
Holland.
We find the following In the Morning Chronicle Of the
24th h:- |
The Staats Coront publishes an important communi-
stion from tho Colonial Department. relative to the past
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