The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-19

The Arctic, from Liverpool, arrived at this port al
N ear y hour yesterday u )rnng. She brought our
Ales Of English journals to the 9TH instant, with
Me latest Continental advces, The Eastern diff.
Guilty renamed unsettled before, owing to the
want of any official Intelligence from st Petersburg
to whether the Gar had accepted rejected the
Vienna note ameDded-or at least altered-by the
Sultan. The text of the note ITSELF with and with
out the alterations formed the staple subject OF re-
mark and debate amongst the leading politicians and
n the columns of the press.
An quiet in France, the supply of corn and the
modified food tariff engaging the attention of the
people and the Emperor.
The monotoDy of Madrid politics was very health
fully relieved by the promulgation of a royal order
prohibiting the circulation of the London Times
within the kingdom of Spain, its dependencies, and
transatlantic possessions The Official circular
after recitng the literary and religious atrocities of
Che TmeS-wben II comes 20 the name OF the Queen,
Always ejsuates whom God preserve - but whether
the picus aspiration is for her preservation from the
shunder OF the Times or the thunder of Heaven the
proclamation sayeth not 1t was said that &C.
neral Cahedo would be Immediately superseded in
the government of Cuba, and that General Lersund
would succeed him.
We give some further curious particulars regard
ing the Russian japanese fleet, its management men
and discipline, with the latest market quotations
and shipping intelligence.
On Saturday gave our readers the translation
Of article which appeared in one Of the Mexican
Journals apropos of the celebrated speech of Attor
usy General CushingYi in Newark. To-day we give
very fit pendent to it the translation of another
remarkable article, published N of the Madrid
papers, Oh a somewhat analogous subject, namely
5be projected alliance Mexico and the other
Spanish American republics with their ,ent me-
fropolis. The Diario Espanol, Of Madrid, from
which translate affects to treat the project as an
ensnation nom those people in the United States
5esirous to get up beai ith Mexico for the
parpose OF annexation. But. while it sets out on
that footing the article conclude. by demonstrating
tbe necessity which exists for such league and init
mates that Spain is by no means averse to such
proposition The article is deserving of attention
The United States soop-ofwa Cyane belonging
10 the fishery squadron, arrived at Portsmouth N.
H., yesterday. Her officers report that fsh were
pbundalt and that many vessels had sailed for home
with tun csrpoes. No seizures by the British
cruisers had been heard Of.
The ship HarSaway, which was yesterday men,
tioned as having been found abandoned by the
steauer Southerner, had eight feet Of water in her
hold, bot her pumps spars and sails, we're in good
order there il doubt but that the crew placed
board FROM the S. will succeed in taking her into
port The s., after leaving the a., passed two
empty lougboats
A break occurred in the Erie canal, near the
Bushnell basin, about ten miles east of Rochester
yestefday morning, which it is supposed cannot be
repaired under eight or ten days. Some fifty boats
laft hv ha Afnu Of
and two Of them were completely wrecked.
The trial Of Rev. Mr. Smuller Of thu Dutch Re-
Formed Church, in Kingston, Ulster county was con-
cuded last Saturday The Clsais in rendering their
verdict declare that although they cannot say that
The accused guilty Of any criminal intentions,
IN their opinion he had committed AZ infringement
on the la ~ of decency and de,oum.
The Washington Uulon publishes with Mandatory
remarks, Mr. D.kins1Ds letter and both the 5yra
cuse platforms. IL thinks heavy responsibility will
fsD upon those who shall be found guilty Of fac
tiousy breaking up the harmony OF the democratic
party" What next?
MIR. Wiley, fireman Of Boston, was run over and
Instantly killed while on his way to a fire last Satur.
day night.
Tie steamer Cambridge, belonging 10 the Balti
more and fredericksburg line vas entirely con
snned on The Chesapeake Bay, oG Rapoahannock
river, last Friday morning. The passengers and
crew escaped.
The small frame building occupied by Mr.. G. p.
II. James, British Consul al Norfolk hayiog been
Eet On FIRE three times IN about az many weeks it
las now been determined 70 oemollsh Is
A despatch from The Superintendent Of the Sea
board and Roanoke Railroad, ate6 at Weldon. N G.
on the 10th inst states that no person but the en-
giceer was injured by the collision betge the mai
and freight trains. The former train had been de-
tsned an hour beyond its time by the nonarryal OF
zbe boat az Portsmouth.
Wsot Of space prevents us from specially referring
70 large amount Of very interesting matter pub
tshed in our columns to-day The report Of the last
days proceedings Of the Convention OF Librarians
tie verdict of the Coroners jury With regard 10 the
recent collision On the HUDSON River Railroad, Sc