The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-05

We publish to day continuation OF the European
news brought by the Atlantic. The ctief points CT
he intelligence appeared the HERALD of yesterday
morning. We give to-day biographical sketch of
Me late Admiral Sir George Cocksarn-the cnly
Esglish gentleman with whom Napoleon the
4nst was acquainted-vho was known in Europe
Is the Ranger Of The Potomac" and considered in
Maryland, and along shore, as any thing but what
he should have been.
The time Of the vessels competing 10 the Royal
Yacht Club race ct Covesis given in detail froG the
English papers, By which it viii be seen thao the
Sylvie, the American yacht, was defeated by the
Julia, British yacht, six minutes snd few seconds
The owner Of the Syl7:e has challenged the gicto'
HOas vessel for another race.
The speech of the Queen Of England upon the
occasion of the propagation CT Parliament, and the
receipt of q telegraphic despatch from Vienna 70
Khe effect that the Sultans cabinet in cou scu had
decided upon accepting the joint propositions CT the
four Powers had led TO the belief that the Eastern
question was amicably settled News of an insur-
Fection in Seryia- subsequently reported from Bel
grade-caused the affair to again assume troubled
ana more complicated ASPECT. No Official intimation
had been received which would enable the public to
fully believe in the pacific issue, but the great
weight of popular opinion inclined in that d.
Decnon. As the crisis Of the difficulty ap-
preached, very conflicting rumors were circulated
N the European capitals, and some doubt still
remained in regard 70 the final issue. Judging from
She positions Of the parties most interested and the
seemingly clear bass upon which the negotiations
rested when the steamer left, we should hope that
The next mail wonld bring news Of its adjustment by
peace, the dispersion Of ell doubt by declaration
~ war.
Advces from Singapore t the Ist OF July state
Mat gold dust saleable at cur former quotations,
bat less was wanted for China.
By the arrival of the ship Gondoa at this port, On
Sasurday, are in possession Of dates from Buenos
Ayres to the third OF july and rom the journals re-
ceived we translate two important documents. One
is the communication forwarded by General Urquiza
10 the Governors and Captain Generals of the Pro
yinces, spprzing them of the treason of Commodore
Coe, in delivering up his squadron to the Bnenos Ay-
Ieans. The other IS manifesto issued by General
Jose Maria Flores, to the rural inhabitants of the
provinces, summoning them to arms to insure and
complete the triumph of the citizens Of Buenos Ayres
and TO expel Urqnza from the country. Cur trans
hsion includes other items Of interest.
Much Of our space is to-day occupied with very
sun, accurate and lifeke reports of the speeches,
toasts &C., of the delegates to the late Whole Worlds
Temperance Convention, at their bran bread end
squash dinner, on Saturday evening; the Sermon
delivered yesterday by Rev. Miss Brown before one
n the largest audiences ever congregated in Metro.
politan Hail. and last, though not Least, the extraor
binary transactions of the abolitonists in the same
building, during the afternoon and evening II will
be by The report of the last named affair, that
The Sabbath was desecrated by the most rabid out
pourings Of fanaticism, and that the indignant au-
dience eventually nterered and refused 10 allow the
proceedings TO continue. Read the sketches enjoy
ne passing fun, and then seriously reflect upon tue
mischief that would ensue should these modern re-
formers, by any possibility, ceed in their designs
A large and enthusiastic meeting Of the delegates
appointed from The various trades Of this city in
order TO take into consideration increase Of wages
and the shortening Of their working hours, was held
on Saturday evening, at Convention Hall. Several
speeches were made on the occasion, and yarious
were the suggestions made by the assamb!age rela.
tive to the object for which they had convened. A
full report OF the proceedings may be found in an.
other column.
Bail to the amount Of one hundred thousand dol
liars has been offered and refused in the case Of DR.
Ames, who shot Mr. Hall in Gin 3innati, a few days
aeo. No hopes are entertained that the latter viii
recover.
The Delegates to the National Lodge Of odd Eel
lows will meet in Philadelphia to-day. Among the
prominent candidates spoken Of for the Office Of
Most Worthy Grand Sire, is ex-senator Desaussure
Of South Carolina.
Want OF room viii not permit us TO refer particu
hrly TO many very interesting articles published to-
day. Special attention is directed however, to the
speech Of Judge Conkling, the late American Minis
hr, and the reply Of Santa Anna on the withdrawal
of the former from Mexico; continuation Of the
Mather Impeachment Trial letter fron our Havana
correspondent; an article rcla..ye to Lord John Ros
cells RI partite treaty letter from tls supposed III
Gal organ 81 Warrington; particulars of tbs Sagcs
- the el,on FeYes IN Nov Orleans, ~.