The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11
q he News.


By the arrival Of the CunaId steamer Europa
". have been placed in possession of three days
l.,er sdyices from Europe. Although this news is
net Of any very striking portance the details are
somewhat interesting 1t will be observed that
quite . number OF distinguished persopages came
over in the Europa, Of Of whom, together with
the Bri,ish view Of the fishery difficulty, We have
a)s4wh,re spoken. The feeling in favor Of estao-
Essng the empire in France appears to be stronger
team ever, at least we should 80 Judge from the
number Of petitions flowing in that subject.
Loms Napoleon is considering the propriety Of form
ing extensive military reserve, in order to enable
him to carry out his designs in future. We
rlll continue to hear of the terrible ravages of
the cholera in Poland. The excitement concerning
the Australian mines, If anything. is on the increase
in ENGLAND A great number Of vessels, with swarms
Of sdvepturers, were actively preparing to depart
~ she auriferous region. The cotton market at
Liverpool steady, but grain remained quite dull,
owing to the fact that the yield of the European
hsrvests was much better than had been expected
One thing that looks rather favorable for AMIGA
Die adjustment Of the fishery affair, is the announce
mtnt that there had been no change in the price Of
American stocks A tolerably correct idea Of the
intentions of the government can generally be gath
cred from the state of the London money market
According 10 the latest returns from the election
IN Vermont, the wings have succeeded in returning
their State officers, but by reduced majonsies The
Legislature will be whig, and wing members Of Con-
gress have been chosen from the first and second
districts but in the third it is not probable there
has been an election.
On reference to the telegraphc report Of the
Womans Rights Convention, it will be seen that
the proceedings Of yesterday were, if possible of
far more extraordinary and striking character than
even. After lengthy discussion upon proposition
TO organize permanent society, the matter was
finally rejected for the reason that it would be fol-
loving the example Of the men; consequently the
conventions will continue to be called by central
ssnmittees. Il was argued that it was ministerial
whether the Bible favored womens rights or not,
and one or two ladies rejected the authority Of the
Scriptures altogether-some ofthe fair speakers even
went 50 far as TO at all Christians secss as
well as the Jews. But decidedly the most curious
part Of the whole affair is the fact that they are be-
ginning to openly take sides with the political par
ties Of the day. Resolutions we're yesterday Of
1sfed one proposing TO declare in favor Of General
Scott, and the other in favor Of Goodel the candi
date of the straghtout aboltiOnsts for the Presi-
q room oblges US to defer, till tomorrow, the pub.
location Of the detailed report of the second days
proceedings of this convention.
II the dispatches from Ohio are to be relied en-,
the wings of that State are exerting all their
strength to carry the day on the I'd Of November
We have a despatch from Hamilton stating that the
party held n large mass meeting there yesterday at
which tie greatest unanimity of feeling prevailed.
Why is 1t that the Ohio wings are 80 remarkably
enthusiastic, and can get up great gatherings,
while, in other States, the party Is 30 ooupara-
lively tame and insnimate
Quite lengthy debate sprung up In theCanadian
Parliament the 9th instant, a motion to pre-
sent nm address to the Queen in relation to amend
ing the Navigation act Of lS45, and praying that
sAe will recommend TO Parliament to impose duties
su the productions Of such foreign nations as tax
the products Of Canada-meaning that England
shall put q tariff on bresdstufs from this country
going into the United Kngdom-with view Of
fercing our government to adopt the reciprocity
views Of the Canadian government. After the
close Of the debate, the Committee Of the Whole
reported progress on the resolutions and the subject
for the present was laid aside.
somewhat exciting debate Is reported to have
haken place in the Canal Board, yesterday, upon a
proposition to exclude the reporters Of the public
press from the sessions Of the Board. Fortunately
esr the people, who have the night to know what
heir representatives are doing, this extraordinary
nsvement did not prevail. 1t is not probable that
ne action Of the Board with regard to the charges
preferred BY the Canal Auditor against Canal Com
missioner Mather viii amount 70 anything in the
md.
From Washington we have q report that Colonel
romey intends to resign the Clerkship Of the House
II Representatives, In consequences Of having pur-
based an interest in the Uasom newspaper.
We are sorry to DO compelled to record 80 much
ackness TO the south and west ofus. Several deaths
ave occurred from cholera 1t Cincinnati within
+, fsw days In Reshester there have been fourteen
atal eases Of this epdsmic during ths last tive days
rwo more persons have died from the yellow fever
4 Charleston. At Havana, on the I'd inst, both
he yellow fever and cholera wers ngin6 with
iGhtfal malignity.
by telegraph, We have accounts Of no lss than
hrs serious sas,sysd sssiesptA yAs bsSlm n