The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-04
The News.

The Atlantic from Liverpool, arrived at this port
at Eve o'clock yesterday evening, after short pas
cage OF ten days and four hours, bringing fles
from London to the Gath August, with latest advices
from the continent Of Europe China and India.
The English Parliament was prorogued upon sa-
tnrday, August 20, by royal message delivered
hom the throne by commission. The most impor-
sant paragraph in the document is that in which
her Majesty lie made to refer TO the state of the East
ern difficulty, which she did by assuring the Legis
hture that, acting in concert with her allies, and
relying on the exertion Of the conferences now
assembled at Vienna, her Majesty had good
reason to hope tina: an honorable arrangement
wcOld be speedily accomplished" The peace
idea conveyed in the address was we received both
IN London and Paris, in which latter city report
was circulated to the effect that the Council Of Con-
stan.inople was disposed to recommend to the Sui
fan the acceptance Of the Vienna note. Peace was
looked upon by many as secure; but in the mean
time the forces of Russia had not received any init
nation Of a withdrawal from the provinces; the
agents Of the Emperor we're busy in intrigue and
fomelting religious differences, and Turkey was
likely to sink in consequence Of the exhausted state
OF her finances resulting from the necessary prepa.
ration of her military defences There was report
OF an insrrrection in Servia which, If it has taken
place. viii add to the difficulties Of the Porte cabinet.
In connection with this subject we would call
attention to the protest Of the Austrian government
against the action Of Captain Irgraham in the
Koszta affair. The Emperor looks upon it as clear
violation of international law, and tantamount to
. declaration OF war The last advices represent
Captain Ingraham as enjoying himself on board tde
Cumberland in dance with the Queen Of Pied
mont, and seemingly quite uDterrifed by the pro-
mitigation Of the document.
The Indian news represents the Burmsh war as
eaded, and announces the proclamation of peace.
The intelligence from China announces another
defeat Of the imperial troops. They bad made an
eisor. to retake the city of Ching Keang-Foo, and
were repulsed by the revolutionists. The British
order in council for the better regulation Of English
snairs and the punishment of English criminals in
China is very important, as the extensive powers
given to the consuls and superintendent to hear and
determine causes between her ysjesty's subjects
and those Of the Emperor will 60 far to establish
sort Of lmperiuai il aperio upon the conyulsed ter
ritory.
From Australia we give the latest reports Of the
mining companies, the history OF the different i'm
provements in the art Of gold digging which were
spoken Of and many useful general items upon the
country.
We also publish Lieutenant Naury's address at
Lloyd's, London.
The continent Of Europe was very generally quiet,
and nine thousand eight hundred emigrsnts are now
the water coming from English ports to America.
The latest markets and shin news is given in this
paper.
The letter Of or Venezuela correspondent VII be
found very interesting. The revolutionary move.
ents against the government. Of Monagas are traced
10 perhaps, tie real causes: his love Of money and
the surrendering Of the executive power into the
hands Of en- rTespon sibe adventurer. The dreadful
earthquake in CumaIa seems 10 have completely
suieted the popular commoton in that province,
nearly every building In ,he ancient city OF that
name having been leveled With The earth.
Nearly the whole Of yesterdays session was spen.
by the Court Of Episcopal Bishops a. Camden, n. j.
10 debating the motion TO hear the statement Of the
Committee Of Bishop Doane diocess Bishop Doane
made eDgtby speech in support OF the proposi.
lion. Without taking vote upon the question the
body adjourned tn tomorrow.
Jefferson DaFis, Secretary Of War, arrived at
Boston yesterday from the Blue Mountain. He pro
reeded to Springfield, 10 vsi; the Arsenal, &c.
Last evening there was grand vegetarian ban
quet az Metropolitan Hall, in this city. There was
tbe usual assemblass Of philosophers Of both sexes
and in oil sorts Of breeches sad they advanced the
neual amount OF eccentric ideas. report is given
in this paper.
THE two slaves who were mentioned yesterday as
having suddenly disappeared from Portsmouth, Va,
were found secreted CD board the British ship
Samuel, which was oyerbauled in hampton Roads
young marine, who had deserted from the United
States ship Pennsylvania was also arrested on boa ID
The 8. The fugityes, together with Capt Norris Of
the Samuel who is believed % have taken no part
IN aiding the negroes 70 escape, were taken back 70
RCrtsmouth. The captain wac committed for exam.
nation.
-Four hundred and uinety-iour deaths occurred in
toip city during the week which ended last night,
siswtpg decrease Of mortality amounting to twenty