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

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New York, e. ioay, september ., 1853.
Tnc N.ws-
The Cuaard steamship fron Liverpool arrived a.
hsr eek about ha,f-tsst ten o'clock last night,
bringing our EpPhsh files to the 27th Of August
sno the latest continental advices.
Tie Eastern question was not finally settled It
was said that the Sultan had refused to accept the
Vienna Tote unless the evacuation Of the Danabian
pr, cipslii,es by the soldiers Of the Gar vas
suaraoteed AID that in thus dilemma the ENJOYS OF
the four powers had prepared an amended set OF
pr,po eisobs which would prove satisfactory to the
Pore government. and ensure the hong wished for
pacific adjustment. The French capital was q ,iet
owing IA the belief that the difficulty Was ended;
aB6 . pleasing sensation and excitement had
seen caused by . report u the effect that the
Elseial troops bad recrossed the Pruth.
Dispatches Subsequently received, cOntradcted
this assertion, ana our last advces represen; the
sc.ces Of Nietose stll occupying very ,stle At
ti;ude upon The Danube The Turks seem to doubt
shaL the Russians viii make merit u quickly with
drawing Whit the Austrian policy in Serva was
e. doubtful regarded the hoaor and faith Of that
power towards their government We submit the
latest points Of Interest regarding this mOmentous
crisis
France WAS perfectly pesceable. The Honorable
Pierre Soule had arrived in Paris. The Loadon
Times has fierce article against his appointment
anc advises bis rejection by the Court OF Spain The
d0n lev,athsn Contemporary.
Mr.. Buchanan had been presented to Queen Vic
poris at Oeborue House.
The commercial Intelligence brought by this ar
rival is mo-t important. Cott,n remained quiet,
bit oresdsiufs excited than at the time
q Or previous quotations The last market rates,
commercial and shipping Intelligence, with the
latest dispatches regarding the relative positions Of
Rnssa and Turkey, will be ouad in detail else where.
As the steamer Bay State was upon her passage
yesterday oosDing from Fall River 70 this city she
mt with very unfortunate and most unforeseen
accident ID Black Rock, near Bridgeport, by which
ten O. her passengers we're very severely scilded.
About hal past three O'Clock her crank pin broke
Suddenly, and the walking beam falling upon the
engine Knocked the cap of the csliuder and thus
caused tremendous rush Of steam. The passengers
bumped out II bed, AMI some incauteusly opened
their state 6oors, and thus received extensive
Injuries others crept through the windows and
es aged uphuTt. Captain Browne, Of the Bay State,
had signal rockets Of distress burned which brought
Captain Wi lams Of the re amboat Connecticut from
Norwich to his aid. The passengers reached this
city In sbe later boat, when it WA found that the
ABOVE number were more or less scalded. Fonr
Young ladies' name DeWole, two Of whom expired
IN ,he afternoon, were taken to the City Hospital.
Maria died three o'clock, aud her sister, Charlotte,
ABOUT hafpast tive They we're from Chicago Ill.
hy tied nfi
OF the Bay State Of All blame. See the detailed &C.
count Of the catastrophe elsewhere
Last Wednesday evening a train Of empty cars
proceeded to the junction Of the Georgetown and
Nesburyport railroads. for the purpose of taking up
. picnic party. Shortly after stopping the iocomo
tive exploded killing Mr.. 5poford, the fireman, and
baowing his mutilaied remaius one hundred and
Gfy rods The engineer having just stepped OF
tn. locomotive, escaped without injury. Fortunate
" ole of the pleasure aeekers had got into the
cars oths rwse the losa of life would doubtless have
be~D very great.
The rational or hard she'll democrats, last evening
net IL the different Assembly districts Of this city,
and .Iee ed delegates to the State Convention. We
give the Jesuit far received In another column
The soft shells vi. elect their delegates tnis evening"
What rumpus this double set of city delegates viii
be apt to ate assembling IN Syracuse next Tues
day Nike Walsh and John Van Buren, viii enter
the hsis. Wat and sec the tournament.
1t is impossible 70 ascertain by the ret1rns thus
FAR received which party was triumphant at the
election held in Vermont last Tuesday. They indi-
cate that there Was no choice for Governor by the
people aud that the free soilers may possibly hold
the balance Of power in the Legislature upon which
body will depend the selection Of the executive and
other state officers. Should this prove to be- the
Gaze it ia understood that the democrats and free
sellers vii compromise matters by giving the Gov
erBor to the former and the United States Senator
TO the latter party. The wings, however, are still
quite confident that they will nave small majority
on ont ballot IN which event Governor Fairbanks
will be re elected
A loDg r, port Of The Worlds Temperance Conven.
tiou IL pu 9hsbed TO day. The desperate fight be-
~ eD loose oreecbes and tight breeches or rather
between Autoinere Brown aud tie Convention, Wa
end, Yesterday IN the utter defeat OF the former
Tor the frst tao days her star in the ascend
s.cy, but the clearing of the house aud admittin
YESTERDAY only ,bt delegates wac her ruin. Wendell
pbjIbp. and hs brethren, Fred. Douglass and other
c,LIeo men, wer. ex sludsd. The affair Is rich With
interest.
Bishop Doane made lengthy speech before tbe
Court Of Episcopal Bishops at Camden, yesterday.
The court refused 70 place the report OF the com
nitiee Of the New jersey diocess upon TIE journal
Lur decided that note ~ remonstrance from that
hooy might be entered. The general impression l.
thai the majority 81 the court sre determined upon
irving Bisbop D., and that rt u mere taste Of
time % The part Of trends 70 undertake 20 avoid
II any longer
Patrick 5nced, whose arrest vas 40 desperately
opp,to hy ne oolore waters n one q tie hote'4
s Nssara Eeli- zone days ago, bis teen discharged
from ctstgd. " Judle Jores az Buffalo upnn the
.ruuld that mere are no papers 10 warrant his de-