The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-27
The News.

By far the most important topic of discussion IN
6lpl<m matte, political, and commercial circles,
vsahin the last two days, has been the correspoa-
6ence between Lord John Russell and Minister
Champion, relative to ex-Secretary Eyeretts reply
- the ri partite tyeafy proposition from Great Br
hin and France. These official docuDients, pub
khed in the HERALD on Thursday morning, en-
Rghtened US in some measure as 10 the recent re,
DWtsd movements and future intentions o. Easland
With regard to the island Of Cuba. Our special
Eashinst correspondent to day enables ns to pre-
ssns an outline Of the views Of the American admi-
lissra,,n upon the subject. Secretary Marcy it Is
asserted on good authority, in reply - Lord John,
Ser giving that distinguished statesman short
hseon coccerrirg the geographical distance be-
txseu III. country and Cuba, informs him that
any somnin tons of European powers by which
- interests Of this country will in any way be Affect
3D. viii net be regarded with indifference. The chief
aturss Of Mr. Everetts letter not only reiterated
hat EMPHASIZED In shors, though England has
Sbreateringly declared herself "free to vet ngy
u erjunction with other powers" we are assn ed
Ghese viii be no hesitation on the part of President
Psrce 10 protect and uphold the interests and dig
nifty Ct the United States.
Our special correspondent reiterates the report
Nat the mission to France has been rendered to, ard
nov awaiting s6sed r6sse accepted t,e important
pca, the President would, mot assunedly have
slsred 1t to him. The diplomatic experience of the
veteran statesman would have been OF infinite service
- this crit al juncture ia European affairs.
In order to allay the small breeze Of excitement
htey produced by the announcement that large
amount Of ammunition, &c, had been forwarded to
he Rio Grsnde, it is only necessary to remark that
merely tbe usual and necessary supply for the
nunber OF soldiers now on the frontier. No appre-
heDsions Of hoestes entertained in Washington.
At last advices all wss appare lily quiet In Mexico,
III Santa Anna was as 6usiy engaged in promalgs-
ing extraordinary DEGREES - ever. One OF his last
scisl acts expunged the word sovereign" hitderto
pweH1ed 10 The different States. Whether he oonsi
6ered the appel alton not sufficiently democratic
whether he s determined that there shSn be other
sovereign bat himseE, "a rot stated.
TIE epidemic still continues in New Orleans With
m its maliguity and with &C unchecked destructive
tendency truly ins htful, carrying off it's two and
three hundred victims with every revolution OF the
esrn; nor will il G. ase has becomea settled opinion,
- long as there ia material 'or it 70 work upon.
CAnnons are fred, tar barrels are burned and the
streets ere clesnsed as well as they can De with the
small force at the command Of the corporation bat
III, az il appears, without producing the much
desired effect without in the least lesseniug the
viruence of the disease. But, whue the epidemic s
doing its death dealing work, rel ice 70 Aad that
The labors Of that praiseworthy Institution, the
Howard Association, among the dead men, snd their
visits TO the sick ano suffering rendered IS hght
- material AID can make them will be seer by the
following Lit Of subscriptions made up 70 yesterday,
"a far az has come % our knoYledEe:-