The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-25

The News
We published, yesterday morning the most i'm
portant heads of the European news which arrived
here by the Arctic on Saturday evening, directing
especial attention to the portions of it relating to the
continued difficulty between Russia and Turkey, and
The positions which the other great powers had
taken. At the same time we submitted to our read
ers the proclamation Of the Russian General Gortska
ehof commander chief of the invading armies in
Moldavia and Wallacha, and complete synopsis of
the last manifesto of Count Nesserode, addressed
10 the diplomats of the European cabinets. The
Nesselrode circular is Of the most important
political documents of modern times, so We
publish it to day in e1tenso in connection with a
carefully arranged historical compilation Of the
regular daily progress of the momentous question
from the date of our previous advices down to the
very ominous crisis which it had attained when the
Arctic sailed.
Our CORE pondent's letter, the Nesselrode docu-
ment, the debate in the British Parliament, the
opinions of the leading journals, and the last tee
graphic dispatches from almost every geographical
point Of what may perhaps be now-the seat Of
war, will be found very interesting, and will form
excellent chronological record for our readers pro-
vided we hear by next mail that the cannon of
France and England have doomed upon the Bos-
phorus.
The desertion of the Sultan by Austria and the per
empory renewal of her old demands against the Porte
government show--if not pre-concerted plan be-
tween them-wth what an iron will Russia proceeds,
and how grateful is the House of Hapsburg for the
stTangulation OF the Hungarian revolution.
The policy of England and France now attracts
The attention of the world; but thing is certain
and that is, should the Sultan pubsh-as mentioned
n a Geographic despatch that he would detailed
account of the continued systematic expressions
which the rulers of Russia have for century made
upon his Empire, he will waken the active sympa-
nv Of every civilized people on the earth in his oe
half, except perhaps Of those who ruled by
Nicholas or Francis Joseph, particularly il his
Eative of political wrong be couched in the clear
calm, and mild language OF Reschid Pasha.
The next European news is looked for with
anxiety.
From Washington we learn that Governor Sey.
mour, of New York, is reported to have got into
trouble with the President concerning the appoint
ment Of wing editor to a twelve hundred dollar
elerk.hp. He was commissioned upon the recon-
neDdation of the Governor. J. ]. Seibels Charge
wego are at Washington
us to-day, by way of New Orleans, should the tee.
graph be in working order. Last night the wire
were said to be twisted" south of Columbia, so that
nothing could be received beyond that point. The
Arctic's news was sent through to New Orleans on
Saturday night, up to which time there was no ap.
pearance of the California steamer at that port.
The proceedings in the of Fisher, the fugitive
from service, before United States Com missioner
n Philadelphia, viii be found in another column.
John Price Wetherill, prominent and influential
citizen of Philadelphia, died in that city yesterday
morning, Of dysentery.
street row occurred in Boston on Saturday night
during which young man named George Hall, of
Charlestowp, stabbed in the side, resulting in
his death. A fire, on the same evening, in Concord
street destroyed property to the value of twenty thou
sand dollars. Three fremen were injured.
A steamship, supposed the Niagara, was spoken
by the City Of Manchester, at Philadelphia, in lati
tude 80 40, longitude 30 ONO date given.
Williamsburg appears to be infested by gang Of
insendiaries. Yesterday morning a row of wooden
shanties, occupied for stablng purposes, was com
pletely destroyed, without doubt the work of one
o. these villains. Carl Caldwell was arrested on sns.
pision Of having set the place on fire.
Among other interesting subjects in this morn
ngs paper may be found the report Of the Board of
Visters to the W est Point Academy; list OF acts
passed by the Legislature at the recent extra ses
sion; an entertaining letter from our Portland CORES
pondent and also one from Bermuda: an account
of q destructive hail storm in New Jersey: more
about the Niagara Falls accident au able article on
Southern slavery; railroad intelligence commercial
news, &C., &c.