The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04

hOfAk FAAILY RI9BMM-T0a QUINN CHtal
Br0iheDR"-PRO0kESs OF THE OHOLBsA-rH'
DEASBR-AMBkICA AN BEHEvOL ALTOS
MEETING OF sHE LOkDOs MISREPRESENTATION
OF SUPPOSED AABKICAN IN IRsLAND-rHi
CROPS, BrC, ere.
The Queen still In the highlands of Abereenshire
where abe had been recreated by meeting Of the clan
OF the Duff Forbes and Farquharson highanders all clad
IN kits and commanded by their respective Airds OF
chiefs Prince Albert we read had been making himself
useful fireman. in extinguishing the accidental con
nagration Of cottage at Bamoral Her most gracious
Majesty was herself on the ground, giving orders" to
put out tho flames The Prince Of Wales and Prince AL
fred undertook to carry buckets and before such royal
attack the FIRE was speedily annihated No Insurance
in fact, no damage done.
There is great scarcity of the English papers
The editorials aso wholly full Of the Eastern question
of which have given details above.
" An American in London. whose name, whose be
nevoent act regret not to know has the following
Acknowledgement addressed to him through the advertising
columns Of the Times
81 C. begs to express his fervent gretltude to can
American in London for the benefaction conveyed
through the kind editor Of the Times II will be gratifying to
such beneactor to learn that he has removed
cia load To receive is unquestionaby blessing May
God prove to him that 1t is more blessed to give
For some time past the London Times has been waginy
small against the extortionats charges Of English
hotel keepers compared with the charges the Con
tnent Of Europe and in Americs. Every one who has
travelled in England testify that the Hms has the
right side Of the question but it has walked the hotel
keepers Of London to call public meeting and "a
solutions Presenting the ndgnty of the Times remarks
copy of the resolutions Is ordered to be suspended in the
principal hoe throughout the kingdom consolation
to travellers
The Duchess Katherine, of Russia, with her husband
and suite had left England for 0stend
An unknown shot himself in house Of i'll fame in
Dublin the other day. On ks trunks the OF
anel II. Webster He had abundance Of fashionable
clothing and large amount in gold His age was about
20, Of medium stature slight make sallow brown hair
and supposed to 30 an American. Ii such citizen
missings
J. B. Cough was lecturng at Liverpool ON intempcr.
G. v. Brooke, the tragedan achieving success at
Drury lane in Mr. Booker's play of the 'Betrothal."
Dir far
rast respecting the potatoe crop in Ireland. The
following is from the Dublin correspondence of the London
TmNs under date Of the 18th inst. Sc The last
counts Of the condition Of the potaoe CROP although
satisfactory could DO desired, do not upon the
whole furnish substantial grounds for the gloomy
dcfions INDUCED in by the aarmsts during the earlier
part of the week From Kilkenny, Carlow, and Derry,
the reports speak of the rapid progress of the fatal
temper; while from Sligo, where few days since it
stated that the blight had committed fearful rayages it
is said that the statement put forth mere
superstition and not from any practical examination Of
the grounds for such conclusion Altogether belief
continues to prevail that owing to the great abundance
OF the produce some loss can be safely sustained and
still nearly average crop be preserved for consums
tom
Cholera continues to prevail in the seaports and larger
cities Of England At Newcastle upon Tyne exclusive Of
Gateshead) l0 deaths reported 18th and lo5
nth ult Government had sent physician DR. Sutherland
as Commissioner under the Provincial Iperment Act to
close the crowded Of the burial grounds An hospital
had been opened and besteads supplied from the barracks
number of the senior medical students had been sent
from the University Of Ednburg, assist the medical
at Newcastle AT Gatcshcad thirty-six deaths were
reported. AT Hexham only six At North Shields few
fatal at South Shields four five DEATHS Sunder
land four deaths The first is reported Manches
ter In London and Liverpool the disease does not ap
pear to be spreading at least but slowly In all
the disease is Of the Asatic type.
OFFICIAL REPORTS OF THR PRoGRBSS or TIE
EPIDEMIC.
The General Board Of Health has officially announced "
third visitation Of epidemic cholera and ordered gene
raj nsing cities towns and villages at Newcastle
upon Tyne on the 18th utmo there 81 deaths BY
cholera and by darrha at Gateshead % by cholera
nv torh I'm AnIr Sat
H. there 10 deaths by the former disease and Isl
by the latter. Isolated had occurred woowich
tie appearance of the epidemic at Newcastle the Ameri
Consul at Leeds has addressed the following letter to
the Collector Of this port:
CONSULATE or THE UNITED SrArEs
LEEDS, 18th Sept, 1853
TR COLLECTOR OF rHR CUsroxs PoKr OF NKw YORK
SRI regret to inform you that the Asiae cholera has
made its appearance at the port of Newcastle upon Tyne
In very virulen FORM and appears within the last few
days TO have very much increased. BY return have
just had sent from the Office of the Deputy Supera
tendent Registrar Of deaths appears that the
fatal cases have been reported There with the disease
very large amount Of darrhoa which, if taken in time,
l. treated with success and prevented ron passing int
the cholera stage. proving in itself fatal. The
hint dused in it's two characters of diarrhea and
cholera pretty generally throughout the town.
decided and general in the low and confined and least
ceanly parts Of it.
With great respect, have the honor to b. sir, your
obedient servant, ALBERT DAvY, Consul, U $. A.
France.
ME- BARRNGKR m PAKiS-NAvAL RxERTI0N or
FRANCb-rHB kEPORrED LOAS--DLsEAss or rHH
vHEs AGAIE-A RAILROAD COLLIsION-THa
ILuUR TKADh, kTC.. krU
There ia news worth reporting. Some talk waa
current respecting a loan, but il il admitted that
the government would not attempt such measure
at present unless under the strongest necessity The at
most extent that would done in the way Of raising
money would probably be to receive twenty i've millions
from the Bank Of France to make the funds required
for payment Of the half years interest the Three per
cents.
The Emperor and Empress in Paris They had at
tended the Inauguration of the circus erected for tho
amusement OF the troops in camp AT Satory
Dir Barringer, Minister Of the United States at
Madrid, had arrived at Paris on his way home.
An imperial decree reduces the import 'uty on caout
chouc in French vessels TO ST. per 100 kogrammes and
in foreign ships to l0f per 100 klogrammea.
The greatest activity prevailed in the marine depart
ncnt When the present equipments Of the navy yards
are pleed France win have aloat more powerful
navy than at any former period of her history Before
she will have, according to present arrangements,
with auxiliary steam The voted for the yavy yards
the present year is %, 600, 900 francs.
b. Mives' tredI focier schome has collapsed lie has
received official notice to the deposits.
An accident occurred 18th u the Paris and bordeaux
railway octiers BY whick five killed
and several wounded. The Minister 81 Agriculture and
Commerce was in the cars but escaped unhurt.
The Aige, steamer, 400 horse power launched
at g erbourg on the 18th ult.
so large n number OF scamen had been raised by the
cent conscripton, that there assembled at Cher
bourg more than sufficient complete the conpe-
ment Of the feet and orders had been given to stop tao
levy for the present
From IIerault have accounts that the grape dis
las again appeared n the vineyards Of the Depart
nent, especially at Montpelier and its vicinity.
The AonIs1r publishes the postal convention DO
tween France and the Roman States. The postage
single letter franc, prepaid not The Usom
states that the single etter postage between France and
England will be reduced to twenty-five confines, in
stead Of one franc, rs at present.
TIE grain trade remained In an unsettled state
Avices from Lyons report reaction in the silk market
decline having occurred to the extent Of two three
per cent The Is not mentioned but II Is presumed
L. be simply from spprehessons to the state of tho
Paris money market. The quantity daily conditioned
still however, continued beyond an average.
Letters from Rouen state that the market for manufac
had exhibited symptoms Of returning activity but
no important alteration in prices.
The sugar manufacturers Of Frarcc had petioned the
Emperor 10 equaze the duty home made and colonial
sugars.
letter from Teulon dated 10Th mentions that large
slsrmens Of breadstuifs due AZ that city next
month and month Of November.
LATEST PRoM PARIS.
PARE Sept 1sThe reports a the grain markets point
10 general rise but in Lorraine ari Ace the prices
lad experienced a decline. The which the munich
alty Of Paris will have pay the bakers for the arti-
feiay price at which they have been ordered to sell
bread IL estimated at nearly $s 900 day This loss IL