The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-21

Of diplomatic correspondence on this head
which we have published from time to time
during the last year or two. This brings down
the question to the late letter from Secretary
Marcy in reply to that OF Lord John Russell
wherein his Lordship criticises Mr.. Everett's
celebrated answer to the Ministers OF France
and England on the proposed tripartite treaty.
This letter-whch has not yet been made
public-is next in order, and is, we understand,
a determined iteration Of the views and sent-
ments expressed by Mr.. Everett.
PROGRESS OF THE WAR.-The war of the shells
-hards and softs-though not prosecuted with
the activity of the bloody wars Of the roses. is
nevertheless going ahead bravely. The hards.
having given Tammany Hall wide margin.
met at the Stuyvesant Institute the other even
ing, and appointed general committee to make
the arrangements for grand hard mass meet
ing in the Park as soon as conveniently posi-
BILE, which will fairly open the hot work OF the
campaign. The softs, from old Tammany. will
probably order q similar demonstration. when
we may expect the hue and cry" on both sides
to be taken up in the rural districts. Nothing
however, can be done by either faction till
the wings shall have indicated their inten-
tions at Syracuse in pursuance Of their State
Convention called for the 9Th October. In the
meantime. stiff document Is expected from
Secretary Marcy on the Koszta case, which. it
is hoped (among the soft shells.) will work SO
magnifcently among our adopted citizens as to
kill off the hard shell ticket before the election.
Hard shells, hurry up the cakes, and look out
for Koszta. Time is precious.
THE CASE OF CONRAD SCHMIDT.-The official
correspondence in the case Of the naturalized
American citizen, Conrad Schmidt, which.
from press OF other matters, was crowded out
Of our columns yesterday, will be found in
another part of this paper. 1t is a gratifying
illustration of the fact, that when our govern
ment officials abroad choose to place them
selves between the press-gang Of foreign
power and their victim. in the maintenance of
the rights 4 American citizenship their rights
will be respected. This correspondence we
give as foretaste of that which we are very
shortly to have from our Premier in the more
delicate case of Koszta, and which, we are
told, will sustain the inaugural and Captain
Ingraham and Koszta against all the hazards
of an Austrian invasion Wait week.
WASHINGTON NEws.-LATE BY TELEGRAPH
Mr.. Dix will not go to France. Where, then
will Mr.. Dix go? Still later to our cotempora-
ries MIR. John Y Mason will probable 90 to
France. The Washington newsmongers of our
contemporaries get good deal of information
from the HERALD by telegraph. Oh! yes.
Talk 'Cnange.
State -four was finer ye,tsrdsy, With more doing
Common stare brand. closed better fesiog, at Sc
q So o. with purchases for Wheat
active 1T the oeclioe in Michigan with saes of about
Az 0, busbel, among sh'cn . cargo very priue
Genesee At 81 SO and about 20 900 white Mic ,igsn for
export, at about 81 40 . 81 AZ Con was doll Ooly
$50 bales Of cotton sold sibout change in prices
arket closing dull The heavy fail of rain which
epcsd about tia time Of tbs ing Oh .pge
had . tendency in ertes with sl door bu,,ness
ard to p1eveo. fun atseDdaDoe With all too.
sort OF doub pscks. day being necessary To deapAtch
letters Tor California well 10 prepare them for the
Cur ard steamer, 10 sail to cay f)r Liverpool.
One Of the lesdrg bull houses thst sterling
change was fJmer. sith rather . better demand than
for several previous steamers Owing to the uobsshy
state Of the Gulf ports it Vas SID that bills dra IN
against cotton shipments would be later than usual
Heucs the likely improve should large re-
miItsDces be required
The br.sb the canal near Rochester had nterfered
to ex'ent with the receipts Of wheat prsmaturey
sold for uture delivery in consequence It
been found TO make purchases in
to fiji coDt acts falling due Advcss hsd received
by some houses stating tnas the brssk would probA
bly, repair ed before c'oss week The caos
breaks had oetD ore frequent this year than u-ua
Their ct the present time led with
much Inconvenience TO business msr.
seDtleu an acquainted wi. the public feeling In
Mssis ppi stated it his bssf that Legislature
that State at its ensuing session. would dsposei to
make ngement with the holders Of its disputed
bords, which would secure their redempaoo 90 slso
mutually satisfactory and thus the last erouno
Of accusation against the State score Of repuds
ton 10 the two states OF the West and ia Penn.
sylvsDis. from dbcultie interest ~as sur
peIded for time bat neither principal inserss,
tusper ded The former paid shas they could
sod this lher CREATORS hoaly accepted With tn.
settlement OF the s,issippi bonds, /, was hopeo
the lat cry Of reputation sg.ast this ntry souo
he heard, regsro-d The psst IN IT the people
tho stses sboao lock shou b, given
for mar atons 10 the future
AD snIp stated that the sdy.ucs
lsbor and is hao 90 g,e4s that it nov CO.
'vtbty . paf cent ~ b. IA srd equ9 sn,p
ttsD IL did afev oAcs; Dcs osrenaas rsase
sgnrs boeld On the ssesgs rub higher thsy
tJneiy, otheTshe soe c.p; ~ invested
psoae ia't prod'ah ~ ~ 10 n.r Cot. @dss1c
~ mp 5niid net"r0ls apph.s early al srcs,
rrpl"1e3 whether ne,els, Nd, naval cotosss
cshvsss, ptt1ir & mssy II Nh ca nd advanced o.
dtty HysSfy iva 40 aus bun1, csst
IT, NIX vessels osy uoar suco 70 say 10th o.
= tpr ~ A. O. labor, woaid r.qui eaeadg w1s ~
2 gher 70 - fr'p = han ~ I'D 10 tne 81
esr ~ > 80 - - to- - D-rs - at.i4 rona
srrsges VI EhfUfntt CaiBs > -. In -.na :,
bsrc.d crrsrossln eiso applied % .tss ast-
and indeed 20 all other water crafts.