The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-27
The News.

fax at one O'Clock this moraiDg. SIZE brinss one
week later news. As res ars The Eastern question,
shs Sultan has announced that If the Russians do
not epacuate the Prineipofities ,cthr fifteen days,
Turkey trA consider 4 case of declared ,car,
end tcR act accordingly, Tut viii not at present
Gross the Danuba The proc amation OF wsr is post
ed at the mosques, and the com bined fset, have
been invited up to Colstantnople Lewis Nspe
leon il reported 10 lave said that war
must be proceeded with. The Paris correspondent
Of the London Globe says that Notwithstanding the
wsrlike preparations, the idea that peace viii be
preserved is very prevalent NJ. Foresti, natural
lied citizen of this country and recently appointed
Consul at Turin, it is said has been rejected by the
Piedmontese government There was better feel
ing in the cotton market bresdstuffs and provisions
we're firm, and monetary affairs remained without
change. Owing to the lateness of the hour our
despatch is very brief.
The steamship Northern Light, which put into
Norfolk on Tuesday for an additional supply of coal,
furnishes with Two weeks later intelligence from
California, the dates from San Francisco being to
the LIST inst. The two steamers which left San Fran.
cisco Con that day shad ON freight upwards of two
million of dollars in gold dust which, added to what
Is supposed to be in the hands of passengers, will
o. dollars nearly all OF which will be landed in this
city during the present week. We desire no better
information than the above fact affords Of the con-
tinned productiveness Of the gold mines OF Cali
tornia and the consequent prosperous cond-
ron Of the new State. The markets are repre-
scented to be overstocked with nearly all kinds OF
merchandise, which was selling in San Francisco
below real value, in order 70 had felt the de pres
eloeaIas an extent as hardly to bring remunera-
tive prices Intelligence from the agricultural Sec
tons represent the crops to be in ourisbing cond
Mon, and large yield was confidently anticipated.
The farming interest ia California, though at present
in its incpient stage is fast coming into Importance,
and at distant day will rival every other branch
Of industry, not even excepting that OF minlng and
then the great uctuaton in prices of breadstus and
many other articles which is at present experienced,
viii cease, and California viii be as independent
OF its neighbors in that respect the mostfavoredin
the confederation. She wants nothing but the hus-
bandman to complete her destiny. The news is not
important but will be found highly interesting
1t is said that the Nicaragua Company expect on
the LIST of February, to put spring coaches on the
twelve miles Of land transit for the conveyance OF
passengers.
From TIE Sandwich Islands we have Honolulu
journals TO the 9th Of August, from which we ex-
tract the most interesting particulars relative to the
progress of the small pox the whaling feet and the
salt trade. The anti missionary excitement was in
cresspg and petitions had been again presented to
his Majesty upon the subject
BY way of California, we have received late files Of
the North china Herald published at Shanghai, in
the immediate vicinity of the spot where the rebel
armies were operating. They do not contain later ia
telhgence from Pekn but have mass OF curiols
but unmporsant items regarding the rebellion not TO
be found in the last Hongkong papers. Oar extended
reports of the legal municipal, and political pro
ceedings IN tie city during yesterday prevents Us
publishing the details this morning.
letter from Cardenas, (Caba,) states that tle
mercantile firm Of Dago Brothers isnsolvont for The
sum Of ST. 200 900. They offer TO pay their creditors
$3.50 COO per annum and per cent interest. The
property Of the whole family is included in the as
Segment. The cholera had swept away nearly ore
third Of The hands on the sugar estates in the neigh
borhood Of Cardenas, and labor was very high
By an arrival at New Orleans from Vera Cruz, we
learn that the Spanish Minister he'd suspended his
relations with the Mexican government and left the
capital. Tie revolution in Yucatan bad been sup
pressed The Indians continued their depredatons.
the arrivals from the grounds reports the catch as
very small-indeed, the fish appear to have taken
upon themselves the settlement Of the question
where they shall be caught by emgratng to parts as
yet unknown.
AT Houston, Galveston, and other paris OF Texas,
the yellow fever is still prevailing
most unusual number Of vessels are reported 10
have suffered in the gale Of the 10Th instant as will
be seen by reference to our Marine Intelligence. It
is long time since we published in one paper
such list Of disasters, many of which are of very
serious character Fortunately no loss of life is re-
corded amongst them.
The annual Fair Of the American Institute closed
yesterday, when the premiums we're awarded,
list Of which will be found in another column.
Compared with former years the attendance las
been very small, and the receipts were not sui ient
TO pay expenses This result is to be attributed,
doubt, to the Crystal Palace, which took no less
than four hundred of the Institutes usual exhibitors
An investigation into the circumstances Of the
ARRAY in Brooklyn on Sunday morning, during
which, as is alleged, Cornelius McCue met his death
at the hands Of W. c. Moss and Richard Donovan,
was commenced yesterday, before the Coroner and
jury.
The Democratic Republican General Committee
last evening, appointed q committee to " draft
suitable resolutions expressive of the indignant sense
Of the national democrats in regard TO the removal OF
Mr. Bronson, In consequence Of his resal TO become
the tool OF Van Buren, Marcy and Company" The
resolutions will probably be published tomorrow
when something peppery may be looked for.
A meeting Of the alumni and friends Of Yale Col
lego held last night at DR.. Gu sewers church. in
Union square, for the purpose Of raising an eniow
ment fand Of $4,000 towards the income OF the
college. Mr.. Breed AID Professor Benjamin Sill
mar spoke in behalf Of the urgent necessities of Old
Yale, aDd We have doubt that now tina. the sub
ject is preached it will be generously replied t. by
the friends Of liberal education in New York
The Triennisl Protestant Episcopal Convention