The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-15


To his mountains The Oroassians said to hsvs
two thousand men, and the Russians themselves admit
tina their loss amounts Ave thousand Prince
woonzo sent Count Nkoa from the field Of battle to st.
Petersburg urgently to demand further endorsements
as otherwise he would be obliged not only to evacuAte
Tifs but also Georgia
MR.. soULE's PRESENTATION TO THE QUEEN or SPAIN
HIS SPEECH AND HER RRPLY-ROYAL DEGREES
CUBA AND THE CAPTAIN GENERAL-MINIsTKRIA'
CHAkGEs-sPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
On III evening of the ed Mr.. Soule, Minister the
United States to Spain admitted TO audie,ce with
the Queen. The Queen attended BY the Muster Of
Foreign Affairs and by the officers Of the pace After
being ushered in with the usual ceremones Mr. Soule
handed to the Queen the PRESIDENTS letts accrsdng
him Envoy to the Spanish Court and tim addressed
her as follows, 10 the EngsA language
MR. soUys's SPEECH. -
M.DAM-In delivering tle letter which sccfeats me As
Envoy Extraordinary ap Minister Panipotenary OF the
United States of Amea to The court Of your Majesty
cannot dispense with expressing the satisfaction expe
rence in having give me nsons ~ voT
direction and soctude The respected chief who pre-
sides at this movent over the
should charactsise the relations of his govern
ment with tbs of your Majesty, and 1t would be
to me ction, as it is duty to cultivate and de
yeope every cent calculated to render intimate tho
ties OF nteres which exist between Spain and the United
states and b strengthen the bonds which unite the two
;h Tor he welfare of your royal person aud august
family May the reign Of your Majesty Do fortunate ana
fruitful in events destined to render people happy
and prosperous
To this address the Queen replied as follows
QUEEN IsABEIIAs REPLY.
MoNsprR III. MINSTREL have heard with satisfaction
the assurances you have given to relative to the
riend sentiments of the President of the United States
and Ee pleasure in assuring you that they not
Your COUNTRY Those new assurances always grateful to
me- convince more and more OF the interest which
Spa well the United States have to preserve and
drar their former relations In your Excelen
will find the best dispositions and in my COVE nment the
sinerest operation for the accomplishment of SO i'm
pottant and 80 desirable an object.
The European papers had received the statement that
VI Soues first act would be to orer to purchase Cuba.
General PezuelA pre- pairing leave for the Captancy
General of Cuba and invested with the powers formerly
a-jcy cd by the Viceroy.
the Audencia Court Of Puerto Principe suppressed and
merged in that of Havana. By another, the third or
central military comnandancy of Cuba Is suppressed, as
well the ndency of Puerto Principe and the island
divided into two departments to be called Eastern
anc Santiago de Cuba respectively, and the dividing
line the eastern limits OF the ship
OF santa Esptus each to be governed as respects mil
nd political aflai by commander Chief depend
the Captain General and regards economic mat
ters by nten6ent Of finance and the direction of the
superr endent general of the island. By third decree
local suppre sed and merged in the
cnary courts royal order further enacts that Gene
rails Pt5ue. Norzsgary and psyis Captains General 81
In commits the office of superintendent delegates Of
the royal finance in their dstricts Don Francisco Car
Neza and SANDING Miranda, late Superintenden
General of Cuba and the Philippines put on half pay
There other changes of less importance.
We on for the purpose of keeping currency OF
the than for any credit to be attached to it. that
prevails in the French capital that influential men
of Spain and Portugal plotting the union OF the two
crowns Duke of Bragasza lad of seventeen years,
and of Queen Donna Maria dA Gloria to be king The
Of Narvaez used in connection with this report
England.
FEARFUL RIOTS AT wIGAN-THE STRIKERS AND THE
MILTARY-NO POLITICAL NEwS-CLIPPER RACE
QUICK PAssAGEs-CHoLERA sUBsIDING.
We have nothing by this arrival Of the slightest poiti
cal importance From the omission of the words, to
meet FOR despatch Of BUSINESS" in prorogung Par
place providing The turkish affair does not become too
serious in the il term.
The discomfort prevailing among the golfers and opera
tives at present the strife in Lancashire had broken
ont in desperate riots at Wgan. On the evening of Fri
day. 2sth, meeting of the representatives Of the EN-.
WAS that
have the offer to return to their work. within fort
night, at their former scale of wages, and If this
not to- the mines would be closed permanently
until the starved into submission. On this be-
coming Known to the miners they eded to smash
tbs windows Of the hotel and to nob' the plo yers
and at length proceeded to violence The
police about dozen in number, totally inefficient
against the crowd thousand strong There was an extra
police force in the shape Of fifty e,nstables3specally
rolled, but on the FIRST appearance OF danger these
worthless turned and fled. This encouraged the rioters
to act pretty much they pleased and their pleasure
to pillage the stores and to set fire to the
dwellings of their employers The Royal Hotel was first
sacked spd set on re- and the DRINKS found at the
and in the cellars distributed among the crowd
Next the mob rushed along ne various streets extn
gushing the lamps and smashing the window 10 which
lights rhe police station, the Victoria Hotel and
the Clarence Hotel then attacked, and less
damaged Mr.. Tay lors mansion. of the Arm of Taylor
Brothers cotton spnnes beseged front and and
left such wreck that day the doors and windows
had 10 be boarded up. At this jancture cry of
'the ders coming had the effect II causing the
rioters to run, but finding 1t false ALA they proceeded
to the house and factory Of Mr. Johnson cotton spinner
which they speedily Quilted Mr. johnson and his family
fortunately escaped b, the while the rufans were
entering the house from the street. Furniture to the
value of $500 was torn to pieces in his house in few
minutes The rioters having taken the FIRE from the
CRATES built the drawing floor and piled it
pictures curtains books and the remains of pianos and Of
of windows up all the chairs and sofa and beat the
heavier furniture to pieces. Having thus saked their
ferocity they proceeded to satisfy their hunger by plum
derng the provision stores and aboring heartily in
this vocation, when one hundred and fifty soldiers
marched into the place. and the valiant rioters dis
i've arrests (boys) made by the vgilant consta
bles Sunday also passed without disturbance On Mon
day Light an attack was made on the saw mills attached
hfty golfers, VIII, had been brought from Walks to
ply the place Of the urnous, were lodged within, and
the attack to take vengeance them as nteopes
These fired upon the attacking crswd and killed ons
who was carried off by his comrades message
despatched wigan tie soldiers they arrived
hended and dragons had been for from Manchester
clipper called the Victoria, had made the run
frOn Gravesend England to Adelaide South Australia in
SO days and FAX hours and the Argo, propeller, in Ga
days
The Stornoway, Aberdeen clipper, arrived at Liverpool
Monday. October 81 having sailed from Canton July
IL, and made the trip in I07 days.
The cholera WAS subsiding.
Ireland.
TIE EXHIBITION IN DUBLIN-DEATHs OF EMINENT
MEN.
Right Rev. DR.. Ponsonby, Lord Bishop of Derry and
Raphoe d ed the 28th ult at his palace in Derry in
his eighty third year His successor is not known
Lord Concurry is dead, aged eighty one. He IL sue
ceedea In bis title and estates by his eldest Hon. Ed
ward Lawless.
On the eth ult, Is 1853 persons visited the Dublin Ex
hibiton and the goth, $4,000 being the largest at
tendance Of any days since the opening. On Monday
evening 31st the exhibition closed with due soem
nitites by The Lord Lieutenant and in few days the
public will be enlightened to the Of the enter
prize in financial point of view 1t seems barely pos
tible that Mr.. Dargan has ped without loss The