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

MUSIC ON THE ATLANTIC,
&o., &C., &c.


to be appropriated ts q Liverpool charity.
The Collins mail steamship Pacific, Capt. Nye,
has also arrived. She reached her wharf about haA
past five o'clock yesterday afternoon. She Isn
Liverpool at three O'Clock on Wednesday afternoon,
the 10th Inst. When four days and twenty hours
ou., the main central shaft broke, and Capt N.Y.
was Therefore compelled 10 make the remainder q
the passage with one engine and one wheel In tlis
damaged condition she made eleven knots per hous
in fair weather. The greatest distance run in twsn
syfour hours was two hundred and forty miles. 81
was not ashore on Nantucket, as reported. TAs
steamer seen was one Of the government surveyine
steamers.
Among the passengers by the Pacific Is Mile zcu.
ard others Of the Julian troupe. They gave the pas.
sepgers on board tie Pacific an unusual treat MD.
way on the Atlantic, BY concert Of well seleotsd
music, executed In the most mastery and spirited
manner. The following is the rp. T.
PROGRAMME
selection cs muse to be played board the stsa.ss
Pacific, this evening, August Is 1858 o'elss,
yU1L1EN's BAND,
For the benf at Of hs Home for Destuts Chidrsa q
Sesmen, Staten Islsad.
Overture Fra DAyslo ..... 80. 49,. -. Asbss
so,e-c.r,anet psrfo, ed By NJ wuile .WaaS
Qusdrilie-fi-sro GrsDds .,..,............ .Jaise
So,o-F,nts performed ty NJ Rsicksrt .Rsioksr<
Po,ka- Les Echoes Gu " B,sso ............ Javss
Duet Two vwllns. performed BY the Brothers
W"oue ohsuer. ................. Wcolenasues
Waltz La tIma Dopns. .Jauisa
GsAni-Ihe AUszon Observation-Disclosures. BufaG
Nothing could exceed the delight and snimauos
of the auditors of this novel entertainment. 1t va
su ceeded by champagne supper to the musicians,
and Dr.. Black, Mr.. Charles st. John, and Mr.. L.
Draper, Jr, the committee Of arang ement, pron,is
ed them, on the part Of the passengers. . hearty
welcome in the United States. The band includes
some Of the finest solo players In Europe.
The Board Of Trade returns, for the month ended
July 5th had just been issued. The total declared
value Of exports in the month was ss.772,7sS stes>
ling, while In the corresponding months Of 1861
and 1852, hey were respectively 2s,22S,l22 and
f576s, ,0s6.
AT several Of the ports on the east coast, the ses
men are in high state Of excitement against tbs
manning clause Of the new navigation law. AZ
Shields and elsewhere they threaten not t0 enter In
any ship where foreigners arc employed; but they
expressly make exception in favor Of Americans,
whom they do not regard as foreigners"
TIE American steamship Monumental City was
wresked on the 18th May, on her passage from Port
Phillip to Sydney, and thirtyfv persons per,shed.
The steamship Franklin hence, arrived OF C,wes
during the night Of Wednesday the 10th. and having
landed her mails and passengers proceeded to Hsvfe.
The Sy'vie yacht from New York, which was re
fitted At Hsve left on the 9th nst. for Cowes. Sss
was much admired, and showed of her sailing quAk
ties very well ON leaving, making IL koots easily.
The Great Britain steamship sailed from Liverpool
at o'clock, Thursday, the llth, with $40 passenger
for Melbourne and Sydney. The Great Britain had
very little specie freight, but considerable quaa.
tity Of plate and jewelry. Bets are pending ~ 70
whether or not she will make the passage in sixty
days Offers were freely taken that the clipper ship
Sovereign Of the Seas will make the quickest pas
sase. On the other hand Gibbs, Bright Ch.
owners Of the Great Britain, undertake to return .
proportion Of he freight the passage extends over
sixty days.
Cotton was quiet, with slight decline.
Breadstufs were depressed by fine weather.
Nothing more authentic than was surm,sed on the
Russian question.
The Turkish Quession.
THE DISPUTE NOT sETrLBD-AN ADJUsrhrns1
pAILY ExPLcrED--THs PUBLIC MIND M0RH TRAY
QuIL--AFFARs IN THE PRIscIPALIrIEs-ssC0Nn
LET1RR FROM REsCHrD PAcHA TO SEssELkODs-
TIE KOsZTA RRLsAsE-sERvIAN INrhI0uSS---
RUSSIA AND CIRCAssIA-LArEST DxsPATcAxS,
There is little or nothing new to add to last ad-
yices. II was said that telegraphic despatch had
been received in Paris from Vienna, announcing the
acceptanee by the Divan OF the Austrian proposals.
There can be no doubt that the proposals viii Be
cepted by the Porte, but that the statement thai
they have been already accepted In premature
Vienna letters Of 6th state that the Czar readiness
~ receive the ambassador Of the Sultan Is the real
rist Of the message from St Petersburg that hiss
made SO much nose since II was telographed-
Direct negotiations with the Porte III his own carf
tai OF st Petersburg are above sli things, desired
by Nicholas The Intervention OF France and Eng
lar would thus be practically got rid Of. and the
Porte exhausted by delays, aud loss In c0mmunicar
t,or with its allies, would the more readily submit
| the Russian demands. An explanation Of the ra-.
pidity with which the Cars reply roceived is
l current in Paris. NJ. dc MeyendIrff, they say the
Russian Minister ut Vienna, was invited to atteaJ
the conference OF the representatives Of the Foof
Powers. This he declined to do, bot they communi.
Gated 10 him their resolutions before they had put
| them into formal shape. He was tJus enabled an
early az July %, (or perhaps I'D TO send ther
substance To st. Petersburg; and there H. therefore
reason to -upp0ee that the Czars acceptance, see
graphed from St. Petersburg, Auguss s., was nasede
DU, the formal document OF the Four Powers, 6f
| cD Meyendorts report of what Il would he. II this
he tie case. il leaves open wide field for equivooa
| tion and intrigue. Anxious a. the mercantikG
world are for news nothing decisive WAS expect ed
| till the 18th OF 10th II appears that tho pro
no~itiona of the Four Powers were not der,
| nntched from Vienna to CoLstau' lnople till
the 9th hence reply could not be req ived until the
date above named. Perhaps SOM thing NAV bo
learned earlier,by way Of the Bait, and tsegraphed
The correspondence Of the Doa, Nsps. dsAeA
July 70, gives the tollswiug note, which bas hen