The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-02
The News.

The mails Of the Hermann, from Bremen and
Southampton, were delivered in this city at an early
hour yesterday morning. We had short time pre-
yiously received our European files and papers, which
we're brought by the Europa to Boston. Our London
md Liverpool dates are consequently down to the
20 ultimo. In addition to the telegraphic intell
Kence already published, we today give extended,
interesting and important details of the news. The
report of the English Parliamentary committee upon
Se violation of the slave trade treaties by the Spa.
nish and Cuban government and officers, should be
read with attention. The CLAUSE from number nine
1een contain specific and distinct accusations against
me authorities, both at Madrid and Havana, which
completely endorse all the statements hitherto made
IN the HERALD relative to the profits which the
Captains General and other high percentages derive
from the traffic.
From Madrid we learn that the Chevalier Buona-
ventura, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo-
aen.iary from the Mexican Republic had been pre-
sented to Queen Isabella. We give report of the
speech Of his Excelency, and likewise the reply of
her Majesty upon the occasion. The main point in
ne address Of the Minister-and seemingly the most
inportant-was to asMre the Queen how highly ho-
noaed the President General Santa Anna felt at re-
seivIg the royal decoration of the order OF Charles
the Third This pleased her Majesty, who assured
The Envoy Of her favor and protection.
Now that Santa Anna is on such pleasing and in
innate terms with the monarch, perhaps he would
instruct the Chevalier to ask for little Information
concerning the Lady Suffolk affair
The official documents from the Turkish Minis
sers npon the Eastern difficulty are interesting Not
withstanding the DEBATE in the English Parliament
very many politicians were doubtful Of peaceful
solution Of the affair.
Our Australian and Chinese advices are very COM
preben siye, the position OF affairs in each quarter
being very clearly and concisely summed us The
last newspaper report Of squadron in the
Chinese waters is also given, with much msceIla-
neous matter.
From the East Indies we have received the singa.
pore b. Monthly Circular of the Both June. The
imports Of gold dust had been two hundred and
fortytwo bunkals, ard the exports amounted to two
hundred and ninety-seven. Australian dust was
freely taken at from $50 so a $50 Is per bunkal.
The high rate of exchange still operated favoraoH
Scr impor tations OF Australian.
One Of our special correspondents at Washington
whites TIA. it ia not probable the cabinet VII do
any thing of particular importance for month to
come. The different ambassadors to foreign coun.
tries having received their instructions, it is hoped
that Secretary Marcy will now devote himself to the
shery question: and endeayor to satisfactorily settle
the matter az expedliousy as possible. The new
democratic journal, under the chief guidance
Of Mr.. Beverly Tucker, will make its appearance
n few days. The Union, of which Mr.. Nicholson
Of Tennessee is now the editor is said to be getting
nervous. No wonder. The sinecure, 10 the shape
Of Congressional and other public patronage amount
ing TO over one hundred thousand dollars per aonum
may be either divided given bodily to the Unions
new rival. Col. Foeney, is again reported il COM
ing 20 tbs city with The intention Of assuming the
control of hard shell organ. For several other
stems Of considerable interest, including new fea-
sure with regard 70 the conveyance OF the various
ocean mails the reader il referred to the dispatches
from our correspondents.
One hundred and ten persons who died OF yellow
fever, were inferred In New Orleans last Wednes-
day, and one hundred and three yesterday. This is
very great decrease in the per diem mortality rs
compared with previous reports. We continue TO
hear OF the prevalence Of the fever on board vessels
com Dg from the South, and health officers cannot
exercise too much caution in their exertoas TO pre
vent the epidemic from gaining foothold in the
northern Cities The ship Sheffield arrived Al Bos
ton yesterday, with three cases Of fever on board
one Of which had proved fatal
The total number Of deaths caused BY cholera, Al
Ca. nberland, Md, was seventy.sx. The disease j.
reno. tied 70 have entirely disappeared
Htl erto, the internal warfare in the ranks Of
both tn wings and democrats of this State, has
been carried on Wiz words, occasionally backed b,
such auxjlires a. fists and clubs; but We are sorry
i, lssan that ~ apcns VI more dangerous character
I've 0; las. ts-a Brought iatQ uss, L ee'.at!