The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-24

sniue magnitude WIS set down In the programme,
bur was dispensed with. At II A. M. tho fleet
formed into two columns. and escorted by iAaumera
bic yechts ard steamers crowded with visitors, put
70 sea in TIE following order -
foIs DrEsos. SrarsaAss nv1sos
Gs~M Gsxs.
"a heauo'nnon, (ss).9l :, Dass Of yelling. e
z.s l.S.;:::":s gss I'll i::j.: g I
AA ,Ss. !s,)..a4sS Eaines.gh, 81. s. 3
81 Issesasi; 's Ga S ain' 'ss,:.: Il
i s's:s go SS 5;; g.:
After few miles sailing the signal was given 70
form line abreast, which the ships did At Cable length
from each other. in line three miles In length.
After going through variety Of mancuvree, inolad
Ing sham batte between the two sections OF tho
neet and an attack on tho steamers By gunboats,
the Queen returned TO her yacht, and the proceed
hgs terminated The newspaper reports say that .
leading attraction to yachtsmen was furnished BY
the performance Of two beautiful foreign vessels sent
over TO the Iyde regatta-one an American, (pro-
badly the Sytyie,) and tho other Bwede, and both
remarkably swift. These kept up with tho squad
ron the whole day, and accompanied it on Its return
TO Spithead The reyiew excited great interest," not
in the locality where II took place only but through
Miss Mary Elizabeth wormeley, dating from New
port X l., publishes letter in the London Tin,es,
appealing TO the readers Of "Unoe Toms Cabin"
for subscriptions In aid Of two slaves in whom she IL
uuCh tuEECNSu, unu With N3lOm 6ne became 60-
quantcd during recent visit TO Virginia. Tho first
is John Gordon mulatt0 who was ennaDcpated by
the will of the late Mrs. Hawcs of RappahannOok
county, and being ordered to quit the State is rails
ing funds TO free bis wife and eight children.
The other case is that Of free woman, whose
husband Is slave and she wants to take him North.
1850 sterling Is the sum required. Subscriptions
are receivable at Coutts Co., bankers, and Smith
Elders, publishers, London. 4,-.t.
Don de Castillo y Lanzas, Mexican Minister, had
delivered his credentials
The half yearly meetings OF the joint stock banks
In London had Just been issued. These returns show
remarkable growth OF blSiness-the aggregate de-
posts held by tho six banks having increased more
than fourteen per cent during the half year, their
amount being now Ell ,0lG.43s
An influential meeting Lad been held In London
in favor of the reduction OF the duties upon foreign
and colonial winc Mess1s. OIiSefa, Kirk, O'Briea
and Fitzgerald. members Of Parliament, were pre-
scnt in support OF the movement
Tho concert in aid OF the Italian refugees in Lon
don. was well attended. Mazzini was present on his
entrance hc was greeted with burst OF applause
from all parts Of the room.
An extensive Gre had occurred in Oxford street,
London. kirhmaa Il Sens pisaofor.e mandatory,
with scce.a! adjoining houses, were borned TO the
ground.
Tho Earl Of Warwick Is dead, aged 70. Warwick
Castle, the family residence OF the deceased Earl Is
well known to tourists who visit the banks Of Ehe
Avon.
Res. r. Heuaming. Wesleyan preacher from the
United States, Ii lceturing In Liverpool against
slavery.
George Dawson, q lecturer and preacher, Of Biz
mineham, who was one o1those implicated In tho
unfortunate case OF the late Baroness Won Beck has
resigned his ministerial functions. because the YER
dict We Mt against him In the prosecution brought by
Constant Won Derra. the Baroness's agent.
lark and csystal palace Is projected at Sutton,
near Birmingham.
A petition from the Liverpool Chamber Of Com
merco, and the delegation representing the boards
Of commerce Of Bristol, Bradford Blackburn, Stoke
upon-Irent Worcester and others, praying for an
assimilation Of the mercantile laws In England Scot
Land and Ireland, had been presented to Parliament
With the Esi OF Aberdeen, to recon- mend tho cree
ton OF powerful telescope al some station In tho
Southern Hemisphere, TO observe the rbulce OF that
region Of The heavens
Owing 70 the general tranquility In Ireland, the
extra police that have been stationed In Kilkenny
since the troubles In 1913, arc disbandcd. The
Commissioner Longfeld, had been appointed Com.
missioners Of Irish National Education. The Ior.
Lieutenant and suite had gone to Killarney. Two
men, Hodgens and Breen. were hung at Monaghan
IN Britain, namely. two mon at Monaghan, one man
at Carnaron, Wakes, and one man and one woman
Ut Glasgow, al for murder.
France
ANXIETY RTGs1DrSG THE ORIENTAL DrsrUrr,--
COUNCIL AProrETMENTs-TaE yArrR0R's CORONA.
1IoN--gAE;s 4 sIaPoRT-r. PROUpRON's NEW
HO0y-IHE C1cPs-MIsCELLANg0Cs ITEMS.
We are without anything new on the Eastern
question Il Is not thought that the proposition
ccptcd BY the Gear contains any definite stipulation
respecting the evacuation Of the pincipalitica, and
hence fears are expressed that the situation OF az
fats will sill continue protracted. The BouIse,
however does not show much apprehension.
Tho Mcs'itar publishes further LIT OF rrcsi-
dcnta, vice presidents snd secretaries OF the courl.
cis, appointed BY tho Emperor. We notice In the
Mamma " IN Of
lice NJ BaEuche, Prcsideat OF tho Council OF Etatc;
Marshal ST Armand, Minister as War Gen. Il. do
81. Jean d'Aneoiy NJ Bi!lelt the Marquis dc Ia
Hochejaquclin Prince lacien Euynt; Count de
Montlaur NJ. Magne; Gen. Roque.; Gen. Pelon;
Ri. Michel Chevalier; M. Sailandrouse do iamos-
nalx, aud II. Adam, President Of tho Chamber OF
Commerce at Boulogne.
The project for supplying Paris With water issgain
under active discussion Ilroc companies are stry
ins for the concession. English capitalists arc ntsr.
essed In au three.
NJ. Baze, exduestos, whom the Emperor pardoaed
on the solicitation Of nsrnn the poet has written to
the Fad7yrdsSice Beige roipsing 70 accept tho per-
mission 20 return TO France.
M. Berger has been reelected Batonier Of the bar
ris,ers q PsIis M MORN, ex.professor Of philoso
ply who resigned rather than take the oath of ale
glance, had been arrested political charge, and
Is now In tho prison OF Magaa M. Drouyn d'Lhuys
has received the Grand Gross OF the Legion OF Honor
~ reward for the eminent services rendered by
HIM In the direction Of diplomatic Affairs
The Emperor wss about TO visit the camp at Hell
saus Tho Emperor has sent 10, 0oCf aud tie En-
pres 6ooW to relieve the sufferers BY nc recent iTc
at Frssne.
NJ. Tirmarche, former Cure Of Ham, and now ono
OF the Emperors chaplains, was oonsccinted on the
Sth, at tho Tullleries, az bishop CT Adras.
A rumor has been circulating taat the coronation
Oh the Emperor and tnpfess will take place In Seq
TENDER, in which case the Archbishop OF Paris viii
offcjate instead OF tho Pono.
Don Joeo Hemon Pre-, -,
dontisls o. Mipstss Of MeStco' ), ,,s;t Paris, Nd
Prince MonseSiln1 intcno.d 70 o''"
would renaip there tT0 uohuir - 1855, ~ N