The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-03

IN advantageous postal arrangement with the
United States government.
1he steamship Great Britain, which started for
AustsaEa on Saturday, the 2lst ut, went into the
sivss and remained at anchor in the Sloyne daring
ne night. The passengers and mails were taken 90
beard that morning; and between one and two o'clock
He first steam vessel which sailed from Liverpool to
Australia, took her departure for the gold regions
GAs carried out about 6l0 passengers
Adyces from ZaAte, dated the 9Th ult., mention
~ state Of the currant crops is thnn ever,
AAa that growers were almost in despair 1t was
generally thought that the produce will scarcely be
. fourth of that of last year.
III. 81. F. Talbot, inventor of photography on pa
xsA has made his invention free present to the
p~AEe although thirteen years Of his patent yet
MANNED uusxpired.
Settlement OF the Fishery Dispute.
IFrom the Euii cncsQ Times Aug. II
JyIy rsSaers will be glad 20 learn, on the satho-
r,sty Of the evening organ Of tue government, h0t
- fisheries dispute .rilh the 6asicdn tnson as
Nm koaght to an amscQbe tG1ethd.:p1s: At tins
every one must rejoice but the British ce.onist for
wiAse especial benefit this ruptxre with the United
Daetes was sought, and on whose account we sent
AIMED vessels to the scene Of tie trespass, will
b surprised to learn that the affair has been
settled by surrender of rights, the Legality of
vAish was not disputed by either Of the contract
mg parties, and Inc 1nfracll0n Oh WHICH loTneQ
tke ground of our interference. Certainly, this
% Q very ridiculous affair, the only gratifying
1eaAre Of which is that question has been set for
ever at rest which ought not to have been moOted.
u 10 not the concession which our government has
made to the Americans which is annoying, but the
z3a6sulous figure which we cut in the eyes of the
world, and more especially in the eyes Of the Anne
Mea1s, by ending in conceding what we commenced
= buster to maintain. This is very hum,liating to
Sxscutiyc -Po@srs cter. and very degrading 70 the
this position by our present precious ministry, We
Dust submit to it with what grace We can com.
mend
The nego.iotion, it seems, which has thus ami
ea6ly terminated, has been conducted in London,
snd the future historian Of the Derby ministry will
MT fail to dwell INC circular letter cgjcf ST. Jyin
PGklrgton recently 0ddrrssea to the gor1nors OF
nc -5Aa1iccn colonies, setting forth tser rights fo
iSaced IN fer scetss after by the coPtu!Gioa hch
~ are notc assured has taken place. Conducted as
she FIRST minister OF the crown, it would he diff
fsuR to find any parallel 10 it in modern dipo-
nssy, marked, as it has been throughout, by such
tAOSsugh buogling If public opinion in this
ls1st sense Of decency or spirit is to be found in
he new Parliament, this absurd fisheries business
WIN form the first reckoning to which the ministry
viii be called. il We had let matters remain as
they stood, we should have acted rrudcntly; but
the FIRST move we take upsets tie position behind
which we had entrenched ourselves, aad makes our
vaporiDg as harmless the smoke emitted from the
ehNmnies Of the steamers which we sent TO the wa
hers Of North America to protect the privileges Of
cur fishermen. But il is some comfort to know that
Boz the future all disputes about bays and hepdland
VIII be avoided and that three miles from the shore
sse the limits sacred to the British colonists Sim.
plicity is always virtue, ard the persons who now
rule the destinies Of England evidently adopts
10 it.
Ireland.
Father Mathew, the apostle OF temperance, is
restored to perfect health:
The Limerick Reporter says &c 1t is conf IDENTIFY
slated that Limerick has been selected as the Irish
sssasatlantic packet station
Mrs.. Shell, (relict Of the late Right Hon. r L.
ShAil,) died on the 4th instant, ut Leghorn Her
lnAins will be inferred at the family burial place
a. Long Orchard, near Templemore, about the end
81 the month.
France.
Jerome Bonaparte paid visit last week TO Bsest,
where he was received with imperial honors.
y II. Abbstucci is charged dd interim with the
Department of Finance in the absence Of NJ. Bineau
The Augsburg Gasdte says the proposals Of the
Prince President have been rejected, i" the father,
Prince Nasa, being opposed 10 the marriage" A
letter from Paris says, / am assured, from good
source Tat the marriage Of the President is posi-
lively broken off, and that the rupture is owing to
the Intervention Of Austria. The arrangements for
abe marriage were so far advanced that Miss
Howard had actually left the apartments that she
occupied in the house Of the Presidents private Sc
erstary, N. Mocquart, and about to start for
England The marriage being countermanded, the
hdy has returned to her former home.
A letter from Mannheim, given in the Cologne
Gozate, osays Her Royal Hghness the Princess
Yasa, with her daughter Garcia, have been staying
here for the last few days They are now about to
take their departure for the family estate in AUSTRIA
and will winter there. The marriage of the Princess
Garcia with Louis Napoleon Bonaparte, of which so
much has been predicted viii not take place, what
ever may be said to the contrary.
grand ball was given in the Marche DIES Inno-
Gems on Tuesday night About 1900 to 5000
persons were present. IL was splendid sight but
the heat war intoierabe, and dancing almost if not
quite, impossible. The Presidents absence caused
much surprise Various rurnors are afoat as to the
cause.
The Monit0T Of Wednesday contains a decree
sbhglng oil vessels 10 carry lights from sunset to
sunT1se.
The Prince President Of the Republic gave grand
soiTte on Monday night, at the Palace of St. Cloud.
ny Yen Q clock at least 1000 were present, and
Busses conunuea TO arrive until after midnight.
N. faal heurice, sentenced to nine months i'm
E'sonmsnt Tor an article in the old Epeaement,
nv. tne ooncegeze, his term Of imprison
Theirs was at Veyay, in Switzerland. when he
eee,eu the news OF the decree Of the 18th Instant
snshorlslng has return TO Paris This news caused
him pleasure which he loudly eynrassed
There bore the weight Of his exile With craat at
ana the moment ne heard Of The decree he aasgarIy
commenced preparations for biz departure.
Spain.
Our accounts from Madrid are Of the 18th inst
The Gazette publishes royal decree. appoiot;no NJ
Ventura Daz, Governor Of the Province Of BARGE.
lena, Governor OF the Pioyince Of Madrid The
same official journal contains another decree. d.
rsctinr that the vessels Of he republic Of the
Ecuador should be considered, il future as Spanish
vessels, in the ports Of the Peninsula and tbe al.
joining islands, as respects the paynent OF harbor
and navigation dues.
Electric Tefe graz hs In India.
The East India Company have lust Determined 10 !
As@ahish very extensive system Of electric tele.
fr~pos ANNA, pnucr ue..s q, ,y, =,
Ohbspghns~y, Of their medical establishment
u N lnttr ctd ~ connect Calcutta. AZ. -.