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

Inc OfTVM yesterday Oh Inc AraDih An0 faci1c
hon Liverpool, CRADLES to presentour readers with
seven days Later news from England and the CONT
men. OF Europe. Our advices from London and Lii
yerp0ol are to the 18th lest. ard we have inteli-
gence from the French capital to the 10Th. Up to
ahe moment Of the departure Of the Pacific the most
intense anxiety existed in the public mind with
gard to the ultimate issue Of the Oriental question
which was much relieved, but not entirely removed,
when the Arabia sailed. owing to the receipt of dss
patches from st. Petersburg, dsted August 3, in
London and Paris, which stated that the joint p:o
positions Of England, France and Austria, for al
anicsble adjustment Of the difficulty, had been
accepted by the Emperor Nicholas, and that the
consent Of the Satan was alone wanting to ensure the
peace Of Europe. The people were delighted, ard a
most extraordinary rise Immediately took place In
Che stock markets of London anu Paris. A calm
comparison Of dates, however, tended to aDsy this
feeling of security, as it became apparent that the
Emperor Of Russia could not have received upol tbe
Ahird Of August dispatches which only left Vienna
npon the first second Of the same month, and the
latest reports of the Russian agents 70 the effect
that an evacuation Of the principates was not men,
Hoped in the important documents referred TO.
The English ministers had made lengthy--but not
very EMBELLISHMENTS Of their hopes and future
policy in both houses Of Parliament, and general
discussion of the entire Anglo Russo-Tur diff
Guilty has been promised to he permitted before the
propagation
The leading French Journals are very sceptcal OF
the triumph OF the peace policy, and cannot how
such AN amount of war element is 70 be quietly dis
solved. AL the politicians seemed to be entirely ig
norant of the real nature Of the propositions made
Oh either side AL hoped for peace; but Russia still
maintained about one hundred thousand men In the
Dannbian provinces Both the Russian aud Turkish
armies were suffering dreadfully from the heat
Anc exhalatons from the unhealthy marshes by
which they were surrounded. 1t was said that RGs-
STA medtated another expedition against Circassia,
and the state Of the Asiotic provinces represent
ed as being highly threatening.
France was perfectly quiet, and her fleets at Brest
and Toulon were kept ready for sea like that of Eng
land at spithead. The Emperor was organizing an
Atlantic squadron
The American steamer Monumental City was lost,
npon the 18th Of May, passage from Port Philip
tc Sydney, and thirtyfye persons persisted. The
Arab ship Faze Kercem, from Alden 70 Bombay, with
That portion OF the Indian mails from London, foan-
dered at sea- when sixt yeight mail boxes were lost,
and one hundred and seventy nine Arabs and Las
cars, with Mr.. Nankins, who had charge the mails,
were drowned.
News had been received from China. The impe
rialist army was preparing to retaIe Annoy, but
with little hope of success. The Christian character
OF the insurgents IL commented upon, but no add.
iional facts are added TO those which have already
appeared in the HERALp.
We publish to-day very extended detail Of the
nsws with The latest market quotations and shipping
Intelligence.
BY the arrival Of the steamship Northern Light we
have been paced in possession Of fortnights later
Intelligence from California, The news is very In.
serestipg. The DiDes were yielding a. abundantly
a. ever, and the grain fields were never in a more
promising condition. One laaentable drawback 10
all this prosperity however IL the dsorganzed ssa.e
Of society. The San Francisco journals are over
flowing with The details OF outrages, rob5eries hor.
rible murders and ynchlngs, the most remarkable Of
which We may publish hereafter. joaquin, t1e nota-
rious outlaw has leen killed
The immense light n she lower part Of the city
LAST IjE lit produced by tte burning tho Pelr,
Street Hcrfe, sill be seen BY the detailed pa1tcu,
bars ekevheie The immense edijcc was entirely
consumed and it wss only through toe most exIgor
diaary exertions Of TIE re1lo- tnas The hass gere
creyepted rom spreading to The scJesrag ,.Tlins.
in which case, no doubt, the los q property
,vo,I5 have amounted 10 millions Of dollars.
Our special Washington correspondent writes
y,at Hon. Carroll Spence, Distinguished anc
wealthy member Of the Baltimore bar has been a.
pointsi minister resident OF Constantinoele. Geors
Sanders aas actually been commissioned O. Coosa
o. Lsudon. The mission 10 France - SUI yacaas-
rurofs to the contrary nevertheless. Cohespo
Bropfcn IS in Washington, for the purpose y
said Of making the necessary arrangements fot Tn
Asay Office In tLis city.
by telegraph We have accounts q The ravaSes
the yellow fever II various directosa' Ipe.e vt
tvc hundred and i1ty.aie1i 80 cases y 70 a.
e.. N New or,esns, On Sunday lsst- Ias isys