The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04
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The monsooDs hsd been very heavy this 20 az in
Bombay as yet. Up TO the evening Of tho LIST of
August, ttty-oue inchss OF rain hal fl leo in the
islsnd, but the weather had been moderaiiug since
Sickness was prevalent.
Nalmo (Sveden) Journal states that Madame
lind o. Dish midi had deposited OF 400,-
600 rix thalers in the hands Of Provost Tbomander
aud Or. Wieselsren ofthe cathedral, foT the fonois
sion OF girls schools in her native country.
The official journal Of Copenhagen Of the l3.h
contains q royal decree eo4yok;ug tho Diet FOR
the 4sh October. II also publishes % royal de
cree, dated the Sth, BY which an English company
ID authorized TO form railway from Rensbngh
n Helstein to Husnm in Seieswig, and from
Epsum to Tunhing. The works ars to b concluded
two years The concession is mac foe a hundred
years but il is to be confirmed in every reign.
The London 2imes of the Dist nit. says
The Sta Gore, cold Mining Company proposes 70 work
sseIsl extensive veins of aurfrous quartz estate
a -four hundred cDd nifty ia the State Of Virginia,
United Gstes Tor that purcote requires cspita Il
Gg0t0c The Quartz II raid 10 have welded roEs tate
hSiO,y 1ofutf Don analysis and fro the description
SfSe IN the PROSPECTUS the oces OF the property very
eligible iof mining operations Ehe veins Of gold oesns
Qssy.s have air, aay been developed TO extent
u the euriace from twenty four 10 thirty inches IN
width Th,,e already framed house and water Ec
v
might he economically worked and Labor rta'ed NO 10
exosed in cost 40 per aOnum per Inc committee
q management includes names o. grsa, respeetao h'y
and affords satisfactory guarantee for The Cia @ nature
~ The company.
The dates from Singapore are TO the 3lst July.
The active season was over, and the markets were
duh The last accounts from Labnan reached to
The 2Jth Of June, but they contained nothing OF i'm
portance.
Letters from Bohemia state that grea. rove-
ment Of emigration towards Hungary is remarked
IN that country, and that the emigrsnts who have
already settled appear to be perfectly satisfied with
tAoir lot. Ineendiarism has increased 10 alarm
kg "a tent IN tie rural districts Of Bohemia. AS
the free generally break out in barns and corn
maya zines, these crimes universally attributed
70 rancor towards corn-growers, on account OF the
high price Of corn.
Sheridan Knowles, the author, is said to have
become Baptist. lie was baptized by immersion
srne time back by the Rev. Or. hines, OF e ian.
burg.
A letter from Upsal (Sweden), OF the eth, an
nousces the death, on the previous day, from an at
tack of sp0plexy, of DR. Pamblad, who for the last
twenty-five years has filed, with great renown, the
chair Of Greek language and literature at that uni
versity lie was IN his sixty fourth year, and was
Of the greatest Greek scholars which Sclndina-
via ever produced. he has published several works
On the language, which he has studied THROUGH is
SAgiont changes up 20 the present day.
Such is the Juror for emigration from the High
lands 10 Australia that n clergyman Fort W,l-
ham, signed, within ten days, upwards Of GOO
certificates for parties DESTROYS Of leaving the dis
tsict.
N. Brulof, . distn guished Russian painter, whose
"Demier Jour dc Pompea' was much admired ct
~ French Exhibition few years ago. died recently
ut kanciana, near Rome, where he was drinking the
waters for the recovery Of has health
A letter from Cordova states that large quantity
Of pearl oyster shells, some of them containing "a
many twelve large pearls had been recently dis
covered On the right bank of the Guadslq1iveg, aud
tina. company had been formed in that city, in
sT6er TO examine the river throughout its whole
tent
On the 9th nit, says the Nttc prussiaa Gazette,
small carriage drawn By two all ponies stopped at
IN hotel in the EIostersrasse ut Berlin In It we're
IN old msn IDtanly dressed with beard reaching
- bis breast. and a female nearly IS aged rs him
SELF The iDDkeeper not pleased with their appear
anee, and bot understanding toe language in which
the old man addressed him, refu ed 10 receive them
The old man then spoke in French 10 an officer who
was passing, and luestcd him TO speak to the inn
keeper lie inform. d the officer that he came from
Siberia, where he was transported in 1912 pri.
scner, he being ut the time sergeant N the French
AMY. After marrying, and living in Siberia forty
years, he had suddenly felt strong desire to visit
his native country, and With The aid of tue Russian
authorities had set out for Nancy, the place Of his
birth.
Mrs. Becchcr Stoves remarkable tale, " Unole
TOMS Cabin has in due course found It's way 20
The English stage. The story, as whole. says the
London Chronicle if not easily susceptible OF drarn
stiIation; but the adapter Of it fo- the Olympic
boards, has got over the difficulty by confning MIN
self TO what may be termed the Haley incidents,
and by using the greatest possible freedom with
yesrect both to character and plot.