The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-21

eee is nave been token 1t ~ 10 be hoped that The
se'eites being pursued towards them viii ohes
tually check them.
letter had been received General 4rsta stating
that he had recovered from his masdy and purposed
gong 10 witness the operations between Russia and Turkey
should war break out.
Senior Pereda, the new Minister to Guatemala newly
created legation and Senor FREDERICK Falquez Mnster to
Central America, had both set out
On the 22d ult. troops marched from Guens
for uadalaara in consequence Of reported revolution
a-y movement in the latter place.
Ssnor Vicente Garcia Torres, formerly editor OF the
Monitor RspuJcano has been banished TO Sonora FOR
what offence is not stated.
The Council of State has increased by the addition
OF fifteen more members. Among them General ~ NJ.
ombardini has taken the oath.
Since the Goth ut electro telegraphic communica ton
was established between Qusrearo, Cesya, Salamanca
Irapuato, Guanajuato, Sias, and Leon
Seniors Mugca and osorio are under arrest in the Ma
tonal Palace in Mexico
is reported that conspiracy has been discovered in
Jancintaro.
Twelve bandits were lately arrested at caudeara, in
lacatecas four Of them attempting to fee were shot,
three being killed on the spot.
The ravsges of the Indians continue apparently without
check.
Sisters OF Charity in Mexco-a Padre Arnengol-they
have been reduced to bankruptcy leaving debts of many
hundreds of thousands of dollars 0 80 saws the Trait
dtnion.
The President has accorded exequators str Pickett
appointed u s. Consul at Vera Cruz and to Mr. Danman
appointed I. $. Consul at Acapulco.
Late and Interesting from Bermuda.
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
BERMUDA, October IL, 1858.
Tq7Ie Dseasc-A Species Of Page-Greu Mortality Among
F0yeis aers de-
arrived here in the Merlin last evening the vessel
did not enter the port of St. George where the sickness
is still prevailing, although perhaps not aarmngly
at the date of your last adyices The disorder
yellow fever of the West Indies, but sort of
plague black spots appearing the surface of the body
which become ulcers and those extending and connecting
with each other until the entire body may be said to be
in state OF decomposition before death has relieved the
sufferer.
sets at defiance medical skill 1t is most fatal to Euro
peans particularly among the military and conycts at
who attacked have died. The wind at present is from
the northeast which, under Providence may have the
effect of mitigating the disorder, which, at first was dis
posed to think cholera in another form but find it
generally through and sometimes carries of whole
families which has induced to forego that opinion
Some persons suppose that it is an African fever which
has been imported but the channel cannot be asceraned
The fact is, every one-medca men and aare at fault
As the vessel via Baltimore BY which send this about
sailing Imust abruptly conclude, with expressing hope
that the worst passed. and that the next accounts from
Bermuda VIII entirely aay the anxiety of friends. W.
HAMILTON, Bermuda, Oct 12 1853.
The Fepr-Hdroc among O,phansSwearing in Of Major
Oakley Gorernor-A,ri,al of 1e Steamer Argus dc.
The fever has abated somewhat its vrulence, probably
owing to the scarcity Of Victims for St. Georges is
pretty well cleared out all the civilians that could
nenty leave have done So and there troops left
there except small guard for the protection Of the pow
der magazine Ordnance Island.
regret to say that the fever has lately been making
sad havoc among the orphan children of soldiers that
have died.
There have been few deaths among the Artillery that
were removed from St. Georges to Prospect Hill about
fortnight ago.
The sick at Port Island getting avoraby as also
at the Naval Hospital Ireland Island where out forty
cases, but deaths have occurred.
n m n In DIV has
of deaths on Ioard the convict huks at Ireland Island
At Hamilton there have been several of feve
among people of the town, which appears take it
entirely among the children 1t is of very mild
character though, compared with that at st. Georges
aud but three deaths have occurred those
believe that other than the fever produced
death.
The mail steamer Argus arrived here Saturday last
from Halifax and having landed three assistant surgeons
sent down here BY the Admiral during the preva
ence OF the epioemc, o:eeled Tuesday last to ia
maca. The admiral with his known berality, forward
ed the Of l0 towards the assistance of the distressed
at St Georges.
the mail steamer Nulcaa arrived off these islands last
Tuesday week from England with 500 troops boarda
company Of artillery and detachment of the Fifty sixth
regiment being intended for service in Bermuda and the
remainder for the West Indies His Honor Major Byes
sent letter board advising her commander proceed
there which advice the commander most speedily FOL
lowed.
Major Oakley, OF the Fifty sixth regiment, having
covered from his Illness assumed the government yester
day Major Byes' transaction of the duties has given
very general satisfaction.
Steamer Merlin arrived yesterday from New York and
leaves this morning for st. Thomas. X.