The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-17
Sew York, Monday. October II, 1853.
The News.

The News.
The Atlantic, from Liverpool, arrived at this port
about mic-day yesterday, brins ing eorrespon-
5ence ard Giles of Lor don journals to the 4th inst
AID Liverpool papers to the 5th, with the latest Con-
sp,ntal adsices The news by this arrival is of a
highly mpmtan;, very exciting, and yet grave cha
racter- much 50 that we should have issued an
xna Immediately upon the receipt of the intelli-
eepce had II not been the Sabbath day. The world
vide agony which was SO long endured With reg ard
to tine Eastern difficulty is ended Advces forwarded
from Vienna upon the Sd inst state that the Grand
DivaD OF Turkey had deliberated in council and
recon mended the Sultan to declare war against
Rus, ia, to which he had acceded contrary to the
wishes of his more powerful but less enthusiastic
allies; and it said thai hosriities had actually
commenced. During tne negotiations which pre-
csdei the crisis, the aspect OF the affair looked more
pacific, but its political complications bad not be-
come less eptar gled. Tie Imperial Military Con-
sress at Oimutz had brought It's sttings aud daily
revie vs. to close; but the popular mind ia Europe
had become impressed with the idea that during
me conferences the Car had SO represented
T. the Emperor of Austria the financial and po-
ltical dangers and difficulties which pressed upon
his kingdom, that the young monarch seemed in
clned TO detach himself from union with England
aad France aud cosesce with his Northern brother.
Pruss a. it was thought, would also take the direc-
On OF her counsels from Russia, and thus the two
great Powers would become isolated in the struggle.
Orders had been issued rom St. Petersburg for the
Russian troops to take up their quarters for the
winter in the Prn :ipalities. The Emperor of Aus
tria bad suddenly departed from Vienna, accompa
MED by the Prince of Prussia, for Warsaw, where
they were to meet The King of Prussia and perhaps
the En- oeror Nicholas.
highly important and most gratifying piece of
news brought by this steamer is the fact that Martin
Ko.zta had been released, AMI is now upon his re-
turn to the United States in the American bark
Amosa Our copious extracts from the foreign
files, with the latest dispatches which we give, will
sufficiently indicate the feelings operating upon all
the leading parties engaged in the question, well
rs the state of mind existing in Europe, up to the
moment when the steamer sailed.
France remained still at peace internally and the
supply o; food had become more plentiful aud easy.
The Emperor and Empress had returned 10 Paris
from their northern tour II is said that the empire
warned by its ruler to be ready for any emergency
revolt had occurred at Cevita Vecchia, in Italy,
where Cardinal Antonelli had to permit the govern
popular will. The case Of Miss Cunninghame con.
tinued to attract attention in Tuscany and the Uni
ted Kingdom, but the lady still remained in prison.
The news from Madrid possesses no special inter-
est.
The London journals contain an account of the
American difficulties at the Chincha Islands, but the
fullest particulars were before reported in the HER.
AID.
There is nothing further from India, China, and
Australia, except what we publish.
Our Geographic dispatches contain nothing of i'm.
portance 1t is denied that the administration was
hostile to the ngraham demonstration in this city.
The city OF Bremen accedes TO the convent on made
with the German States for the extradition of crimi-
mails. There were nine deaths from yellow fever at
Mobile on Monday and Tuesday Of last week. The
epidemic had entirely disappeared from Pensacola,
but had made its appearance at Demopolis Alabama.
riot occurred at the Front street Theatre, Bati-
more, ON Saturday night during which policeman
was shot.
The Boston Light Infantry arrived here yesterday
from the Modern Athens" They will remain two
or three days and the sights will be shown to
them by the New York Light Guard. We print to-
day description Of the corps full roll of the officers
and members, &C., &C.
An open sir meeting Of the City Temperance AL
lance took place yesterday afternoon at the corner
OF Eighth avenue and Thirteenth street. when much
feeling was evnced at the summary manner in
which the Street Commissioner had removed their
tent. In the course OF the proceedings young man.
named Hugh barrow, was arrested by the police for
carrying about him sung shot, and taken to JefYer.
son market police court where he was locked up by
order of Justice Stewart
We give in another column an authentic account
o. the recent brutal rape and murder perpetrated on
che person of Catharine Qugley, at Jamaica, l., L.,
together with the evidence at the inquest and other
circumstances connected with this diabolical affair
We sincerely hope that the perpetrators may yet be
made to feel the penalty Of the law. The most ener
getic efforts are being made to bring the guilty TO
Justice. Two young men, named James Duffy and
Michael N Coy, were yesterday arrested on suspicion
of being the guilty parties.
The conservation of the Bishops elect Of North and
South Carolina viii take place this morning at tel
O'Clock, in st. Johns Chapel.
Tue brig s. Tburston arrived at this port yesterday
prom Cienfuegos reports the deaths Of three Of hei
crew GA the yoyage, namely Edward Snow, o
South 0rringtsn, Me- second officer; Thomas
Wanen, u Haine aud John Brisney OF Boston
Csrtsin EiefsoD, OF the lark Victory, died at Glen
faeg's on the 10th, and Nathan Pinkney, of Var.
mOu,1, s., and Alexander Sult4na, of Boston, on
the llrh ulfimo