The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-24

was stir prevalent at Pert an Prince on The ID inst,
ard bsa caused the death Of . young missionary,
who accompanied Rev. Mr.. Judd from this city
The latter ser tleman wss attacked by the epidsnic,
but recovered Dates from Sierra Leone 70 the 18TH
ult state that the officers ana crews Of several 8r
tish vessels had died ofgyelow fever, AMI tat the
coas. was very unhealthy, owing TO frequent heavy
rains.
fever of very mall uaut type Ne reported to be
raging in Giloer ana Gordon counties, Ga. One
hundred deaths have already occurred.
The telegraph to-day records still another railroad
collision through the carelessness Of witch tender,
on the Cincinnati and sandusky road. Fortunately
no lives were lost, although many persons were bad
ly injured. Six cars were smashed-one OF them
being cut completely in two and it's passengers
thrown upon each side Of the road.
According to 9 letter from Prince Edward
Island, the American fishing seho ,ner Starlight re
ported In yesterdays paper TO have been captured
by the British steamer Devastation, was taken in
Canadian waters-conssquent cur Consul pro
tested against the jurisdiction Of the Court OF Ad-
miralty, ard she was released upon the payment OF
costs and the promise Of her captain that be would
hereafter be more careful where he cast his bait It
lie o curious fact that notwith standing large num-
Der Of American vessels have been captured by the
British, only two or three have been condemned.
The latest advices from Buenos Ayres report that
the city was still beseged by land. and that there
was no noticeable change In affairs generally. Great
dissatisfaction existed in the camp Of the besiegers.
Twentyfou MormoDs. who are on their way to
Europe, arrived az st. Louis last Monday. They re-
port the health of Utah to be excellent and the crops
promising A block o. marble, donated by Utah
for the Washington Monument, was brought over
the Plains by them.
contemplated innrrection OF the slaves in Not
toway county, Va, was recently discovered and sap
pressed. They intended numbering all the white in.
babitants Of the place.
Several items relative to maritime disasters are
given under the Geographic head The whaling
schooner s. R. Lopez put into Boston yesterday,
shorthanded. 1t viii be ecolected that two boats'
crews--one commanded by the captain and the other
by the mate-some time ago got separated from the
vessel but were subsequently rescued after the most
dreadful suffe,ngs Five hundred dollars were raised
at st. John N b. for the relief of the passengers Of
the wrecked bark Charles Clarke, aud the govern
mert provided passage fox them to Quebec.
The work on the Newfoundland electric telegraph
has been suspended and the superintendent has lett
the province.
The house painters again parsded yesterday. and
had meeting ut Convention Hall in the evening".
They appear determined not to give in. See the re-
port in another column.
The Traitors Organ. Frauds and Abom.na-
lions OF the New York Tribune.
Against the rabid assault of the Tribune
the other day, we were content. at the time
to present the fifty thousand daily circula-
ton OF the NEw YORK HERALD, as sue
fcient and satisfactory sufficient for
the vindication of the editor of this Journal aud
Of the general policy which it has pursued, and
unanswerable as the argument OF our defence.
We are admonished, however, that in this sim
pie but conclusive reply. our task has been but
half completed: that the malicious scurrility of
our silly contemporary has laid it open to the
public duty especially demands wholesome
exposure of the traitors organ. since it has so
earnestly invited tie revival from fastening de-
cay Of its isolated notoriety. Admoni-hed to
this end. and pleading in justification Of the
subject the absence of anything of special IN
terest in the news from Europe, We shall herein
briefly exhibit to the public the garbage and con-
'agious rags which orr Fourierite neighbors
for years past. have been dispensing to the pub
lie: as the proper food and raiment for the re-
generation Of society; and We may possibly hit
upon the pawnbroker's motives which have
governed them in their disgusting and revo-
lutionary schemes of mock beneyolence.
The history of the New York Tribune is a
chapter of exploded abominaions The record
Of It's philanthropic conceptions is bat cata-
logue OF detected impositions Superseded in
the legitimate advances OF newspaper enter
prise in the outset. it soon hit upon the saving
expedient of picking up all the odds and ends
cliqucs and cotcries, Of the piebald isms and
reasonable factions of the day. It's specious
pretences of selEsacrifcing devotion to suffering
humanity have been bat the tricks of the thin
blerigger; and the moTing principle Of its
otherwise inexplicable machinery has been to
fleece weak-headed fanatics and simpletons
men women and children. Of their money-that
filthy lucrc which your true philosophers 90
heartily despise For example, after q camiug
encouragement of the journeymen printers in
a movement to advance the prices Of their
labor, the philanthropiets Of the 7ribuns, upoa
trial II the experiment. persist, till they succeed
in the necessity Of q reduction They preach
freely but money it cash article--let Others
lead the way in the practical acknowledgment
of the rights Of labor. The iniidels of the
Tribune are false lights. They lead but to
betIay Let the German tailors answer to this
speciiication. Plainfield banks are more reli-
able than the destructive reforms of Horace
Greeley.
While the bubble lasted, the Tribune was
the champion Of the Tourierite plan Of the nil
lenium. This system of social reorganization
comprohcIded the fundamental secrets oi the