The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-11

feelings Of insecurity among the nhsbitan of the east
George Clerk with instructions to prepare for the e.rs
withdrawal of British authority from the Orange rivar
sovereignty, had excited general Satisfaction and
alarm.
The tribes recently subdusd had not msnlfsstAd AM
directly hostile spirit but it known sordiax to the
same authority, that the chiefs dscontsnted and
had expressed their indignation strongly to General
Cthcar the limited extent OF the country he has
signed them In the beginning of September at
ing which his Excellency held with them Mscomo, on
behalf the other Chiefs declared that the land given
them was too sma-"it was all stones they could not
till it, and there bush for frewood-they wanted
the Amatoas" This General Cathcar decidedly refused,
giving them to understand that their possession of that
locality would certainly involve another war; and the
Kairs is stated left the meeting not at all satisfied
with the, result" These Amatolas-the Gibraltar q
kaairlanda,e at present held in military occupation ~
search for gold and for COAL in this part of South
Africa has hitherto been entirely unsuo 'essul For the
former, . reward Of 81 900 has been offered BY an
association formed TO rthe purpose and parties 1t Is
understood, are still prospecting in various quarters.
among the horned cattle great numbers which have
died in the adjacent DISTRICTS extensive farmers being
LIKELY 70 10, lose sner entire stock s named in the YER
by imported cattle from Holland
-Four vessels forming part Of surveying expedition"
sent out by the United states government recently
called at bay viz the vincennss POI poss John
P. Kennedy and John Fenmors Cooper They are to DO
Joined by several others.
Foreign Miscellany.
The Chamber of Commerce of Havre received from
the Minister of Marine at Paris letter. announcing that
the government has resolved material uod6eation
the tariff regards guano. This article is to enter
direct from the place of production from free port
When imported from other ports the duty 70 b
five francs per ton If imported in foreign bottoms the
duty in all cases is to be ten francs per ton.
1t is positively stated rays the Patie that the monk
Anthemos the Greek Patriarch at Oonstantinops IN
circular addressed to his coregionists taking pos
session of bis post declared himself very ensrgecauy
against the rights which the Gear pretends to claim u
the name of the Greeks.
and Commerce of France has decided in concert with the
Minister of Finance, that complete verihcaon of the
state of all the savings banks since their origin shall be
shortly proceeded to. Public opinion that Journal
will not fall into to the and
Of this general ver6cation, and particularly to the
production Of the vrets which crcumsance ought not
to any uneasiness the persons holding them
This measure is taken in their interest.
letter from Strasburg fays-The admission of foreign
kes of the Haut Rhin which in the vicinity Of swift
zerand an which they did not previously pos
ssss Much Is expected for f.l in the price Of meat
the duration of which has just been prolonged day ~
the Council general Foreign wheat is arriving In this
neghborhood and the mills of the Haut-Rha have al
ready received considerable quantities
The Concore de Reis says-The vintage ia nearly
terminated in the of the harne and 1t has
been tanned that the wine If the b fae
superior to that of last year.
letter from Pesth, 16,h In the Augsbg Gazette states
that EIau the of grapes has been abundant
that it has been found half the
vines fer want of casks to put thswpe In Twenty pals
of wine offered for Ask capable containing twelve
pals In the neghborhood Of Oen the vintage has been
mere abundant than for many years past.
The Union mentions rumor that no fewer than IT, 900
copies of Iedru Rollins pamphlet seized in the
cent domicary visits. This however, is probably .
peat exaggeratOD.
Ahousand and fifty -four deaths were registered In Lon
don in the week that ended Saturday October a. In
the ten corresponding weeks of the years 1882 the
average number was $685. which, with correction for In
of population becomes 1904 happens that the
actual mortality Of last week. and calculation founded
sent in this case identical results.
It seems BY return to Parliament that in the year
ended the 9th of January the interest the permanent
public debt OF England was SEA, 637, 1885,
appears that in the year ended the 5th Of January
last the home secret service cost the country the
foreign secret service f3l $780, and the secret service
(Ireland) f4,615.
It s shown that the expense of the houses OF Psria-
ment Of England the officers, &C., Including the printing
and Speakers salary Of $4,000, amounted to 4lo07
There was printed, on October 25th Parliamentary
tendent Of British trade in China on the subject Of em
grafton from that country.
The Steamship Baltic
By TELEGRAPH FROM LIVERPOOL TO SOUTHAMPTON.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. pa. n
The Collins steamer Baltic, from New York the 18th
October, arrived here at six o'clock this morning.
Markets.
1IvTRI DOL CORN TRADE TUESDAY, Oct. 26-The arrivals
from Ireland and coastwse during the past week have
been liberal of barley and oatmeal than o(
ters of wheat 1920 quarters of BEANS 1850 sacks and
l5 barrels of -four, and from Canada quarters At
wheat and 1888 barrels OF -four The exports in the
time comprise 82s7 quarters of wheat 76l quar-
tiers Of beans e07 quarters of Indian corn 440 loads of
oatmeal 1885 sacks and loo7s barrels of flour. There
has been extensive demand for wheat and -four during
the past week for export coaswse and to far into
the interior besides large purchases speculation
and prices have improved Sd. 10 lbs rs barrel
and Is per sack Indian also been In good de-
mand and cagoes aaoat and parcels in store have been
beans M sso a. psn more money
cles material alteration in value occurred Tho
weather. which In the early part Of the week very
wet and uD settled has become fne At this days mar
ket there was large attendance of buyers and
tensve business was done in wheat (chieay fine hts
American at of fully 4d per lbs on prices
of this day week. los 3d. to 10s 10d per 70 lbs being
readily obtanable for SUCH inferior descriptions however,
not above Is to per 20 lbs dearer Barrel aouf
generally held at advance of "a per d. 3Ts
being asked for Western canal and 1885, per barrel for
Baltimore, which, however checked sales Sack -four may
be quoted at Is sack dearer $685. to Cos being obtain
able for fine Spanish Oats in moderate demand,
and the turn dearer and oatmeal inquired for
at Improvement of 3D. to Is load Egyptian beans
scarce and with few coming forward advanced Is to H.
quarter 45s being generally asked in retail and 42
per quarter g, F. and Barley and peas were without
and for feeding and best yellow in store brought 42s
and white 44s to 45s per quarter being an advance q
g. to 3s per quarter on the week.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET SATURDAY Oct 22-The sales
of Gotten to-day amount to 5000 bales of which 500
American speculation anc 500 American for port
CorToN MARKET, Oct 26-To.day's business in cotton
has been fair extent and the sales amount to ZOO
bales50o speculation and for export. Prices ua-
changed.
Important Orders to the Revenue Marine
Service.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT Nov. 8, 1858
sR-As the season approaching when much suffering
and Distress experienced by vessels bound to ports
United States from long voyages be aevatsd BY the
agency Of the while cruising the coast
In discharge Of the duties enoined by the act Of Congress
Of December a. 1887 have thought 1t advisable to deg
nate the rwnue cutter fancy, under your command 70
assist In that service.
To enable you to afford the required aid to vessels and
in all Of distress, 1t will be proper that you
should carry provisioas fuel and water in such quan
titles can be conveniently ,tored.
Should the underwriters see At to place clothing
other supplies board you will take charge of the same
and dispose Of them agreeable To their directions.
Thus prepared you directed to cruise between East
port ard Owls Head keeping close to the land may
be consistent with the safety Of the vessel and not going
h.