The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-02

quaisssA, and = satisfy its requirements. whilst tbs
manifestations n the public journals prove the svati
tude 0f IRE people.
Another Paris paper says" Our readers ara .war,
that for several years past. French star oliver ha
bees sent In oommissisD of the government 20 Con
staDtinople in Order to establish and direct there
academy for military cadets. Colonel Nsyasn wa
one Of the most distinguished pupils OF that gal.n
establishment. Eccle d Application a. Fiat Major
where the thirty first cadets the list leaving tn
military college Of St. Cyr. are trained for the ap
poiptments Of field. Officers Having been despasched
by the Porte 70 inspect the camp of Omer Pssha. a
Shumla be has just written to his friends residing il
Paris letter in which he speaks in very Mandatory
terms Of the dispositions and discipline Of the Turk
ish army, and expresses the rmest belief that the
rt encounter between the Turks and tn cir northers
foes would, beyond doubt. "a far az We con
cluds by probabilities be decided in favor Of the
little spprec .ted because not well known. Ottoman
army. OF Omer Pssha and his military taleat, \.
shown by the management and tactical distribution
Of the troops he speaks very highly 1t appears u
him that the apparently very small number OF Rus
sian troops on the opposite bank OF the Daoube, q
well as their whole conduct there, il pnrpoeey Gal
culated to excite the Ottoman. in order to provoke
an outbreak. In this they may eventually succeed,
for the writer describes the eathusi of both
and officers among the Musselmen having ar
rived VI is height" 1t Is reported on very good
authority, that tie instructions sent lately t. the
French Admiral authtrlze bim 70 sail with The
+ euch feet To Smyrna, whenever he thinks Il NJ
,.heary after the 25th OF this m0ath. about W iil
time the northeas,ery winds begin TO set In tn 1t
quarter.
There is q report that the Sultan has sent to St.
y h,- stand ~ Hrao hat lar
,r6er has oeen sent to Birmingham and quantity
Of receivers ordered IRON Colonel Colts large manu-
factory al North Bank.
The Journal DIS HaDre OF the 9th says that the
ball at Dieppe, of yesterday evening, was magnid
cent As soon as 8 0 clock the carriages began ar
living at the brilliantly Illuminated theatre. var
elegant stailla.e, all covered ~ith tapestry All
flowers, had been established at the entrance, by
which their NECESSITIES re - arrive. This staircase
led to two fine boud0rs. decorated with exquisite
taste. The entrance vas hung with red velvet Ia
pestry, embroidered with gilt t.ssets. and inter-
spexstd here aud there with imperial initials, with
eagles ana clusters Of flags IL communicate by q
long gallery, spreading al along the Place dc la
Come die, with the beautiful saloon iD the hot
bathing esrabii>hment, where second oal room
fttec up. Their msjesties arrived ut O'Clock. The
Emperor wore the grsnd unif rm Of lieutenant
general The Empress was dressed 10 a most elegatt
white robe, ard tuer Tecepson Was most enthisia9-
tic. To mention all The digniied isd vduals present.
would be % ennmerate all the ari,tocracy, Ere ach
many miles Of Diepre, well o. those who came
pnrIosely from ia belle Paris" Lie gait fransais
ga1ufM!
The ocean squadron, under the command Of Rear
Admiral Chartr reached the port Of CherboirS on
tLe l0.h 'nst Coming from Brrst
Yesterday, cabinet council was held " st. Cloud,
under the p, sioeney Of the Emperor. All the min
iiteis we're preseut.
An old hunt. man has Just calculated that in York
sbre. 1t least the FIX is the farmers best TREND
snG thu. he shows It to De Ia taat county there
ten rscss OF fox hounds one .ck of stag hounds
and i've six Of barrier equal IN AL to thirteen or
fourteen Pack ol fox hounds. Thirteen packs OF
fox bounds of fly couple eaca i. G., 800
hounds, consume a6nuay 200 tons OF oatmeal,
at cost OF f2.600. besides the carcasses Of
about 1000 dead b, rses, worth nothing II no hounds
were kept There are ut the very Least l 900 hunt
ine men in Yorks' ire, keeping - al average four
hor-es each; 1000 horses will cost them goo, 900
at ESQ each, and their keep at ESQ per AMMAN cash
makes 5000 600 mere; 1000 horses employ 2 900
Msr 2roous, Generally the of.piing of tie ayri
cul url poluation) and consume annually 10000
Or. =. oats 1900 Or. of beans, aod 5000 Tons of
bay and grass Every tradesman is also benefited
by hunting alors sh0emakers, backamiths sad
di.rs, nGasts surgeons, and veterinary surgeons,
&c. II fax bsati,g wss gwen up. where w3nld tho
isIDer Hs market Tor the above pro luce. or for q
we'll nt horse Of four or five years old? Foxes arc
tie farIsars test lIiends
il OF Of ny former letters it appears that | vas
in error in altiibutng the freedom Of Geaerai Sir
Ct cries ser, after the tsttle of Corunna to Mar
shs Suit. The folio wing letter has been written ~
oil the morning journals by General W. Nspisr:-
SirAll tho journals who saye recently noticed tho fs
81 brother the late Sir G. Napier have fallen into
AID the error which is incumbent on mot amend.
The statement that to Marshal Soult he Owed his
liberty at Corinna wa. not Marshal ioSlt treated
Ii with great kindness, and w"uli doubt have con-
;rucd TO do but he marched from Corunna three
dsy after the battle leaving Sir g Napier to tn" care =
Marshal Sey who protected him for several months and
finally gave his his liberty The circumstance deserves
TO lie roieate showing the generous temper of Ney
sent flag Il truce to inquire if Major Napier livings
] ell them yea, and that he is well lot him be seem
Captain Couet looked ovpressi,eiy At the Marshal and
said hc has aged mother, widow. let him go
himself then 10 tell her lac is alive the response,
and with Major Napier no freed aboy - English soldiers
y ho AL bee, Iasiy wounded and left behind. trust
s that you and tho other editors Of the morning jour
mails wlo have attributed tho act to Marshal soult will
give this notification that Marshal Neys "!or aud son:
may know that his generous kindness neither has will
Ec .cfLotten y sir G. Napors family remain, sir, your
olelient servant W. NAPIER, Lieut.. General
Horror 10 the memory. Of the nartyred Neg En-
tsactns Gnnb tar dem!
A frariu, ire happened on Saturday morning, at
the tstalii-l ment % Messrs Scott, Russell Il Co.,
steamship huiOers Milwai SiLce the formation of
the Fire Brig tde. now more than twenty years, no
event o. the XII has occurred on the banks OF the
Thames which Involved 50 great destr l3tlon OF
machinery thus truly unfortunate disaster. 1t has
been most Devastating ia every respect, and that
hich will mot seriously affect the r,a is the loss OF
heir valuable collection o. models patterns designs,
I'D which must necessarily produce TIE greatest in-
Throughout yesterday the survyorso OF
TIE various insurance Offices which are aifected by
ne FIRE were engaged in going over aud Inspecting
TIE ruins. The works Of Messrs Napier, which
Q 3tred on the western wall Of S;oty Russell Tao
tory has bs en- also seriously dan ged
Accounts ron, the HeDtish coast FoikeStnDe speak
q rUaiiIe curiosity-a move, seaserpent Every
cue has Or ought to have heard Of barnaclea TIE
uul-abed he eve that after strange meta moro chooses
they urn into geese natural philosophers have ~
Length dropped this theory. aud tell Us that they
bel ng t. tie division Cur'poda and also Call tseni
zoephy ,cs-rpade farnil ar To our London public
iii he recently constructed bivarnm Ut the Regeats
Pax Geological Gardens. Anex ,ellent opportunity
Is NV Presented Of yiDg snd observing the chA-
Iac'.listics Of taesc curious animals. % Monday
LAST the crew Of Of the Fokt stonA fishing boats
when abous mid. channel between that place and
b. uloype had their attention directed by spanish
brig t. come Object floating on The water. GA ap
u.cecbipg their fr-t fears OF monster fish being
djspellsd TREY discovered piece Of " nber. about
f,iy ett in length, covered and supported y innu
Intrub. tarpacles Of much larger size Than Is Usually
q II with fsr east They secured their prize, and