The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-09
MGAY INTEREST NG FROM euRlPi:.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
THREE DAYSLsTER In rELLIGENCE.
THE EASTERN QUESTION NOT SETTLED.
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Report that tho RUSSIANS had Rscrossed
the Pruth Conradicted.
--latest Aspect Of the Negotiations.
The Austrian Protest against america.
Opinion OF the French Press upon
the Document.
THE INSURRECTION IN MOROCCO.
Arrival Of tho Hon. Piorro sOuIo In Paris.
TIM ENGLISH PRESS UPON MR. sOULE's
APPOINTMENT
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Mr.. Buchanan Presented to Queen Victoria.
STATE OF THE MARKETS.
Cotton Quiet---Breadstuffs More Excited,
&C., &C., ~

SVsSvsA 0uAOG.. CduStu11S AnUI0 CAClt0u,
&C., &C., ~
The British and NortA American mail pte am hin Asia
from Liverpool at o'oock w., 90 saturday. August
n, With oee bundled an y pss.eg arrived at hsr
dock ct half past tn O'Clock l.st p,gut
The mais p AsiA w-re in char q of Lieut. Lews. r.
N. Admiralty A. ent
Cotton wss quiet B'eaastuffs excited more and mo,.
Flsshts quirt, with tendency s ht,y aovcx,rs.
The Emperor Eapoi-on sna tn smOr - Eugsn,. "a.
NAMED ~ Dspps vbsre they wsr- vel rscs,g.d ras,
Will be ab+sst from PARTS Or three "a. H. And xl A.
tefva Sa visit FontaiI blssu and Com oiesns
oD 2sth august at Osborne 6Jn.e, Mr. Ius~raoN de-.
h7e'ed 70 me Queen Of trgaDd bis letter. rsos and
M Buchanan presented BY the Carl n Ofsrendou
1hePafs CORES pom den. Of Loooon 7fs4 <rits.r
npcn 24tA If August says
Nv. 9suie 'bs ambassador from th- United Yates
to fbe Conrt OF Madrid hs~ arrived in PART, he
viii REQ ain for como ds,s previous e. pc--d 70 hi,
poet He accompanied b. bs wife and HI, eIds.t son
who acts a. his private s+cretsry
Three suId,ed and sevsnJ railway lsborsr, had ne
embarked st Sou hampton for sydney contract to
uoss fos t~o tho Sydo.v r>il-osd at avs ah
M 60 sterling per day. They oaoied by Their
families.
The G- and Royal a"d asal Hop on Boari
inc usnbe l.Isss
N.
The PtedDaDatcsc Gasete quotsr letter from 5s-zzs
dts'irg % ,hS DssDH Hc.Dcs of hs ~ xissa ~ the
Cunteriand -, The Issiso a. Auericsu coors rsre
~hess united sDe says tos accoact rhs Italian
hsg hold the place honor 1be coro,.y Of ths AnssL
cans on the cssios "a allied ner naxo,dcs,os D,a.
chg comDenc.d At eight o'c ths sve1ng and
tinued unui half ps.. four Dtx. moeueg Anong the
ADerscsIr cs. tbe evave dor Of corvette st
Louis, which had srriv Cd in tbs Gulfn
INC Aust. Ian p MEAT Am~lusS
Th% Psh Steele folio og s.us b. oo An.srA,
protest IN the Ko-z . AFFAIR."
nut ho " it that has viois'sd 'beos Ev,ds,y Aus
tria ~sseh In . osutra port 70 ~ arr.stei io
ton Cf Ire Gag Of fhe Uni I'd STA es I roe Austrian
cODsui bsd spy doubt 30 the leg suty Of Koztss
oouusnd of the American station aud ~ . ha 90
70 fbe esohpe Of tha refugee until ths pont lag
mad oceo pro 'erl, clesr-d 40 Alu,a dt.dstons tho
PIE Of hgai proceedns At ~ optao ju.i.a for
hsrseF By terce AID po~ she n"np u having rs.
Nth Nightmare oppo lion 10 her vi,soe. VI.
40 not ebtortsp the tabtsst d,uot ms
corvette St Louis would ~rnou. moments as. .,tatao
nAve opened re oo tue Hussar 8. Jatu ~ tns
AUST ian vessst refused give no Ko-zt. ioto tns
bar ds Of the Frepoh con. on., u. oe in Of snt,
aty sheu'd have bsen decided Ko-z.s "a not fulast
one Of the cndt'ions e-.en,,al To naturaz.aoa
In the United States pnuay fss years cnn-ou ave
Ie iteuco the te-ritor, 81 'hs Uui But Ko.zta
was admitted to sse.r 6dets tn. ADencss govern.
Dent End re received American osssDncs II VA.
on the faith of that that pro e-ei Turkey
in Asia IL is allowable tns affair ,sr
no. cosce,n hin any w'1' II hsa oatSssa he govern
ment of the Union aud every government ~hon uoder
tases tc violate the s,vso the Uas.d
to Ko@zts Austis h.- takeu good c.,e not to pisc
the pute on that gronnd 10 tho huge If -stng
to ber Ice France VII, has always osus.
ct Deusra ths csbine. OF vi-naa h., duix-d 10 the
lucubrston witch hos lael, "a and which ~
irtf cc~demns toe Austrian Uon,ul tor, ouss
more IL ihs ,iehs of psutral. has bsen violated
., It was oy that fuuoaoo ,ry, who -e'z'd On Ko ="
Ahd without deisn'ra to take the opi1i,o OF ths
au'hc,i"es of snyna Turkey alsAs. accustomed
nuio In ctGntf hteh
ditInirs4 d All Pssha the q OF smyrna fornsls
Grand viser, and Of most Intelligent
treatment will fall the AericAa cspt.,o rna Il al
States viii uphold the respect due 70 their lag and.
rather than so.Doon man proceed oy An Aneficsn
passport they would burn dc Tries xod Axsiu
sp the rspubiic Of vetice They little aboa ths
tea rs Of 1915 before sbish the govssnments Europe
STOP short, bscaute these traa,ies he af.ir II
paipoes at the expense of the righn OF oa aoos la
tru b, when a fumbsrs in kind Of Fott,ch, for t1s
sasus quo IL would bs almost to wished ths; Aust
But phs will not attempt IT,, web krospg th.t the
Americans would hseitate to defend right IL
requires 70 be defended. Howsvec enrsgster Il
good sugury, the dunn Of Austria for IL Is OF
nature to remove all hesitAion part of 60
hand to tboee persons Who suffer In Europe from the
pIetsnsions aad acts Of Austrian despoti.,n."
The Forcisn Appointments or President
esScsce-The Homo noAe M. SDuie snd lnc
From the London r,m.s. August 26l
precipitation In ding its diploma agents to their
respective posts for 10 only wisnn the present week
Majesty at Osborne and that N souie ia arrived at
Paris, on his 10 Madrid We ye. kno no hing
from actual psricnee Of tho Instructions conduct
of the gentlemen whom Mr. PArcs has seeced to be ths
and instruments OF bis poc abroad aud
not yet In possesson Of ths esusso shicn
70 have led 70 very sudden ",, and violent decline Of
this change Il in soms degree tho re4ul. Of tue
ovsrvrought expectations caused BY general election
NJ wtIn mo a m 4A Of
fair ordinary capacity and he has jus. the numbsr
OF pscss TO eivo awuy which fell f toe oame oureose
70 bis rredeoessor. but TO those ~ho had formed 90
exalted notion Of bis senins and boundes estimate of
his patronsgs the discovery Of ths.e facts bitter
disappon tent and they already themselves
their ido tho exsgseraoa they nduged
In . few m m.hs ago At prsseat the new American
govern mens hss done nothing of Importance Some OF
its declarations imprudsn,-maoy Of its spp,int
ente are sad TO be bad-but Of s aetual policy very
little known e1cept that both the President and Nc
Marcy speak with moderation tre questions the
one sS the last acts Of Mr. Film res alton
vas to sen convention with rriri.h poyerumsutf
the appointment Of mixed eomm'ssion to adudicats
on divers psivate oams which have sprup4 m bo Sseo
this country and ths United States ncs tia
Of the Treaty OF Ghentin 1914. The duties of this co
mission are to be Of strictly Judicial character Both
eoyprnscuts bind themselves abide by ito deois,ous
ara 10 have coubt that this mode OF setuS private
International claims will rave vast deal Of dp'onstta
orreep sudence and relieve both States
,dscusefoss and an oDerous reepons,b,l'ty.
There Is, however an imprsrsion from some 70
preesiope In Mr. fiercts inaugural s6dess which
been repeated by his orss+nt oesguca that the demo
cratic party now In are disoosed to modify const
dersby ths principle of intervention nhoh has hi
therto besn The basis OF the foreign policy OF the Unon
and certainly nothing has tended to coorm this opiocn
mere thsa the extraordinary choice Of Mr. sou6 to be
the Ansrtoas envoy at Madrid This eentensn who
dosa not descend from the anglo American and
acquired tho Engh LANGUAGE comparatively ia's In life
briesod 10 be n tso prom of the d'
tuvSaoces end Invasion ntend 70 separate Cuba from
Spain To select hiu for the rotssoa 10 ~. ooc-t
Madrid about wise II would Ne to efpoint Lord