The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-28
The News

Tire Asia is due with three days later news from
Europe. Although it can hardly be expected that
she viii bring any decisive intelligence relative to
The Russo Turkish question yet her advices look
ed for with considerable interest and anxiety The
eUestion is one of such magnitude as to attract
universal attention, and its results important
"a to interfere with the future commercial ar
engagements throughout the world. Hence the
anxiety The three days later news may give us
more satisfactory accounts OF the state Of the
dispute. Meanwhile, any information relative to
the Danubian provinces, and of the men who
take prominent parts in the question, is sought
for with avidity. We therefore give to-day brief
sketches of the Sultan of Turkey, Emperor of Rus
sa Count Nesselrode, Count Buol Schauenstein, the
Grand Duke Constantine, the Russian Admiral
Lazaref, Field Marshal Paskiewitsch, and Redshid
Pacha; also of the Danubian provinces and Of the
city of Jassy, now in possession of the Russians.
From New Mexico we learn that Gen. Trias had
withdrawn his troops from the Mesla Valley, under
IN order from the Mexican Minister of War. The
most cordial understanding subsists between the
military officers of both governments. The Mexican
esers, by invitation of COL Miles, visited Fort Fill
more, and were handsomely entertained. The silver
ore in the vicinity of FL Paso is of great r,hness,
and the mines appear ineXhaustible Don Facundo
Pine had been nominated candidate for delegate to
Congress. E. N. Beale, Superintendent of Indian
Affairs for California arrived at Santa Fe June s,
his way to San Francisco. Ex-Governor Charles
Paine of Vermont, died at Waco on the 9Th inst.
The Earl of Ellesmere and suite reached Boston
On Tuesday morning, and during the day, upon invi-
tation, visited public school exhibition, held at
Faneuil Hall. Mayor Seaver welcomed his Lordship
70 the Modern Athens, to which the distinguished
yisiter responded in well-conceiyed speech, fire.
4uenty interrupted by the applause Of his audience.
The Earl's health is quite feeble
The Court of Impeachment for the trial of John c.
1ather, Canal Commissioner, held its frs. sitting in
Albany yesterday This is the first instance of such
court being convened in this State, and the
greater part of the day was necessarily occupied in
arranging the preliminares preparing rules, &C.
The counsel for the responie in reply to call of
the Board of Managers to appear cred that the
articles OF impeachment specify high crime or
misdemeanor, and that his acts had been in accord
ance with the constitution.
Our intelligence from Washington is neagre. The
Gardner case came up, and motion was made by
counsel for continuance, on the ground of the
mission to Mexico not having returned. The court
declined granting the motion. 1t is said the squadron
sent to the fishing ground is to be stationed there
permanently.
The ninety ninth Commencement of Columbia
College was held yesterday, at Niblos theatre, and
was attended by large concourse of persons inter
ested in the prosperity Of that instution. The COM
mencement of Rutgers College, New jersey, took
place on Tuesday Extended reports of both these
celebrations may be found in another part Of to-
dsy's paper, as also a letter from our New Haven
correspondent relative to the preliminary arrange
ments for the annual meeting of Old Yale.
A gang of six counterfeiters, whose operations in
the West have been very extensive, were arrested
about three miles below Cincinnati. Tuesday
night. Spurious money to the amount of forty thou
sand dollars, bogus dies, and other Implements were
found, but the plates were not discovered. One Of
the party was sub-contractor on the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi Railroad.
Another wet day was experienced yesterday, which
somewhat interfered with trade. Cotton was dull,
only five hundred bales having been sold at rates in
favor Of purchasers Other articles Of domestic
produce were without material change. A fair busi
done in sugars at about previous quotations.
An indignation meeting was held in Monument
square, Baltimore, yesterday afternoon, and reso-
lutions passed requesting the Mayor to resign his
Office in consequence OF his determination to sup
press street preaching. His Honor, however, ex-
pressed the intention Of pursuing the course he had
adopted.
The OH; river at Cincinnati is now in fine navi-
gable order, ana rapidly rising. Mark p Taylor,
late Mayor of Cincinnati, lied on Tuesday night.
The heavy storm of Tuesday nss.h' disabled all the
telegraph wires east of this city, and TO some eA'en'
disarraDqed those in other directions.
We have accounts from Great Salt Lake. The
emigrant trains across the plains had experienced
some trouble from the Indians.
The managers Of the Allegany Valley Railroad, we
learn from Pttsburg, yesterday adopted the Brook
vile route to the New York line.
At North Haven Connecticut, yesterday, Michael
Jannings was fully committed for trial for the
murder Of Mrs. Bradley.
Our despatch froud Philadelphia states that Mar
shal Wynkoop succeeded in getting safely to Mary
hand with the fugitive slave, Bill Fisher.