The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-16

dOrff, the Russian Ambassador et Vienna, have ar
rived at Warsaw.
WAssAw Sept. 21.-The Gear and Grand Duke
Alexander arrived last night from Moscow.
DANuBIAN PHTNCIPALI7ys, BUCHAREST, Sept l3.
Fresh troops from Southern Russia are continually
pouring in. The camp nesy Foktchany is about
| TO be broken up and moved 10 Giurgevo opposite
Rustchuk.
CoNsTANrIsoPLE, Sept. l5- Convinced by the
arguments of the Scheik ul-lslam, the Jlemas
have revoked their late de laratioas. Til, pro-
cession of the Bairam, which WIS to give oc-
oasion to popular demonstration went Off in per-
feet tranquility. Extensive measures of precautions
had been taken, and the garrison and the police
REINFORCED by strong det3chmens OF troops of peace
officers. The crews OF the vessels in the harbor
confined on board the shios. From Is 900 to 10000
muskets have been take from the arsenal Of st. hens
and shipped off To Varna. Another despatch OF tue
same date states the exctement caused by the step
taken by the Ulemas Threatened the most serious
consequences, and that the l4th instant the Am
bassadors OF France and Great Britain resolved 10
order three French and three British steam II
gates from the fleets in Besika Bay to proceed to
Constantinopie. The French Ambassador was the
hrss TO take this step. The greatest CONSERVATION
Turksh capital On the 18th instant the refusal Of
RussiC to accede to the Turkish modicstious Of the
Vienna note bad not yet become publicly known as
| COnstantinople.
1t has been rumoSed thss q despatch had. been 70
ceived Lass evening, in Paris from Vienna, stating
| that NJ de Buol had informed NJ. de Bourqucnsy ths
French Ambassador, that ii Fraaoe or England az
iorded active aid t. Turkey in her difference with
Russia, Austria would feel it necessary to ce;upy
serva, and even make comsaon cause with the
Car.
The following Information from India has been re-
ceivsd:--
BOMBAY, Aug. 30.-The English mail of the gAth
June last has been lost The Governor General is at
Calcutta, on his passage TO Psgu. Capt. Mason, Of
tears cd Dfc oh no
is RI 0oRrfully at Birmar and Benares Ten Chi.
nese Hno were on board the Arraton Appear clipper
have murdered the captain and the whole Of the
crew. The Chinese rebels continue their advance ON
PeklD. Importatons ara very animated. We have
received unavorable intelligence from Batavia with
respect to the Indigo produce. Coffee is plentiful.
ana indigo is sold freely. Business generally is good
Exchange on London, 6l2 Is l6I. British India ID
quiet throughout.
HoNGKoNG, Aug. 6.-Exch.nge on london,
81 3d. No further news of the Chinese rebellion No
TnE CHoLERA-( (From the Board OF Healthy
Newcastle, Sept. 25.-The following is the return Of
the deaths yesterday and to oday:--Sept 24-Cho-
lera, ~; diarrhGa 6. 25th--Cholera, 46; darrhDa
l. Observation-Disclosures, Ii.
1t is said that Louis Napoleon has sent over three
physicians to this afflicted city, with quantity Of
gavanc chains, as has been suggested to him that
the epidemic is principally caused by want Of elec-
tricity In the air.
Extraordinary swarms of small flies have filed the
air in several parts of Yorkshire during the last few
which obscured the light for some hours. similar
visitation of LADY, birds appeared Off the Kentish
coast some few years ago, aud finally settled that
well-known Cockney watering place Margate, where
bushels OF them were swept np. The country, par
ticuorly in the viscipage of town, is overrun with
snakes, loads and frogs seemingly indicative of
sharp winter, further borne out by focks Of villa
fowl vending their way, thus early, inland. A
large snake. Of upwards of yard in length was last
week by doctor to kill heu IN \ small gar
den in the New Road, and then to dart into rat
hole.
Fare ell, long farewell TO those dens OF iniouity
the betting honscs, where young and old Albionic
green horns have been OF late so much lleeced. By
the first Of December, all these betting houses must
be closed. In England Irelanl such places must
not be kent used, under stringent penalties or
imprisonment They decar by the new act,
and very properly so TOO. to be COMMON nuisance
and contrary to the law.
We have xecently had novelty in the shape OF
female strike the ietticoats ia revolt. The Edin-
6urgh 1it,ssS says that the following recently
announced bv the Ietcacfier: /" number Of younQ
women Of toe Townhead have agreed that they win
not shear for less than 2s Cd per day. and dthose who
go out ana shear for less wages will be stoned while
returning home. There's determination for you.
private of the forty-second Highlaaders, sta
toned at Portland, blew out bis brains with his
musEet on Saturday, for fear OF punishment for
breach of discipline. How is it the ladies' of America
will not initiate their sisterhood of England in relation
to slavery, and petition them to do their little utmost
for the abolition Of the Cato-nne-tals in her Ma
jesty's Army and Navy At ali events the Duchess
that philanthrophy Ike charity, should begin at
home-that s, towards ones c0n,purtetes"
OF literary productions may meation the follow
ing, among others:-
"The Liie and Martyrdom Of Savonarola, illustra-
tive OF tue Church and State Connection, by r. Il.
Madden NJ. r. |. A. These volumes form an elabO-
rats and interesting monograph. and are written with
n very intimate knowledge of all the details Of the
subject, including large amount Of matter trans
erred from the pen of the bold monk himself. To say
nothing Of bis martyrdom, Savonarola appears to
have found the opposihons 70 his opinions in the
lection OF mammon by Gods servants, coarse enough
aud pointed enough, even while he lived and preach
| ed. he could fad dead monkey placed upon his
pulpit floor, or strike his fist during the sermon into
nails that had been fixed, point upwards, in his pull
pit cushion! In these small and interesting matters
as in many larger grave aud still more interesting,
Mr.. Maddens book abounds. 1t is the most complete
contribution yet offered to subject of very striking
historical I'M ortance and which at particular Pc
RODS in the ebb and flow OF religious thought and
feeling Gas at present addresses itself vvidy to the
| sindy and attention of oil readers
The members Of the theatrical aud musical worIu
are With few exceptions, rusticatng. Nine. Jenny Lind
Soldschmidt, it is reported will visit Ecgana next
season for concert tour. All the musical specua-
| tors, headed by Messrs. Beale, Thomas, Chappel.
and venture ltse Allcrot, are on the qps piuc
to secure her services, carte qi carte. Mr. Bene-
Dict the composer, has gone to Dresden on visit t0
her, in order TO make the necessary arrangement,
and 10 he godfather to her son. The Grand Opera
in Paris has reopened with Meyerbeer's "Hu-
guenots, very badly cast. NJ. Roger and Nine.
fsdesco have appeared in the " Prophetic" The
new tGllet Of Ella et Mvss is toe and heel rem.
resen,ation oil many that have before preceded L:
Mdes. Guy, stephan and Prisra, are the principal
das,epscs. Msyerbeers new three act comic opera,
l. Etoile du Nord,' is in preparation at the Opera
Comique. 4 comic opera by the classical Meyer
beer Why, ! shall expect TO hear of q farce bv
darlington Macaulay next, or Lord Brougham play
ing Macbesh to Lord Pamerstons Macduf.
The aae Mr.. B'Hwitt, the composer was in his
seventythrd year at the time OF his death. He
died IN Abect misery, although provident man,
and reported 70 he the composer Of near two
thousand pieces of music many Of which will be re-
mtmbercd as long as these islands remain together
Who could forget Barney Brallsgan,'-his COM
POSITIONS and arrangements for pantomines from
the celebrated "Mothe. Goose" (with Joey Gri-
maldi) upwards and his Get fugue, after ScarIatsia
| Ills comic singing was first rate; his effects
| peculiarly his own. He was essentially an English
melodist; his tunes were catching. and siugabIe--
and h0 was an accomplished pianist. Poor Rlewitt,