The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-31
The News

A glance at the 81. t,fai European commercial
Nv es, given nIder the Geographic head, win tend
= convince the reaoer of the in.et xci4ment still
sx-tin2 among The PEG ',e on the other side OF the
Atlantic, concerning the Rnsso- Turkish question.
Neswih, landing the eErts ofdpomatsss tn velope
n aalr the psb of chserfulness, the pnhlic mind
ul not dives. itself of the fearful
TIE 20 Eercal and moneyed circles were uneasy,
I'D cautiously watched every national movement with
DE Gost intense anxiety and su spcion. The down
ward tendency in cotton at Liverpool partly
sscrbed tn the tip htDess of the money market and
Me u ttAr, IN ,urn vas mainly caused By the uu-
fbvoraos yi.ws expressed IN debate 10 Parliament
with regard to Eastern f.irs- On the other hand
=, mmente spt culatve business had sprung no in
he,istufs, and far and W eat of every description
"a being bought a. greatly advanced rates. All
thess orers'r n IRE ty plainly indicate that the
dfioulty between Russia and Turkey vas n,t looked
spnn q settled by any means, despite the accept
aDse by both powers Of the terms Of adjustment
presented by England, France, Austria, and
Prussia The next steamer will most likely bring
Intelligence of the final and peaceful settlement o.
~ . splr. or the am unceuent of the determina
ton to procet tn actual hostilities.
TIE steamst ip Merlin, which arrived in port yes
y
Ash of August. They contain no news OF specia,
interest The Bernaudian says :-"Arhong the pas-
seD, ers in the Merlin, rom New York vas John C
H~wden, Esq the newly appointed Consul Tor the
United Sstss at these islands This gentleman WI
reside at the port Of St. Georges, the heal
quarters of the consulate" The journals we're
stli filed Nth matter Of elimination and recrimina
ton, against snd in support of all parties concerned
n the late election FOR p-get county Mr.. Cojing's
return, by majority Of one, was 'nsidered de.
bat Of his party. The Presbyterian Ministers
6slary Bil'' Was to have up for discu sion q.
NE meeting of the House of Assembly on the 2sth.
The Assembly, it was thought would carry out the
wishes Of the great BODY of the people of the
% ony, i'll prov NJ aid in support of the Preshyte
Far Mister similar to that granted - the other
ministers of religion One of the Spanish mail
s.ean packets that ply between Havana and Cadiz
put in at Bermuda on the 2lst Tor supply of coal.
In entering the h4roor Que of her wheels struck a
snail boat and dashed u pieces. There we're three
persons IN it az the time, one of whom Mr. ThomN
Swan. Of Hamilton, WIS instantly killed by stroke
q the wheel
We publish to day further interesting details of
news from the South Pa :itic and New Granada and
ako vigorous letter from our correspondent at
Acapulco relative to The treatment OF Ameri ,aus
upon the Wes1 Coast Of Mexico, ard the open viola
ZION of the treaty Of 1881 by toe officers of the Hex
can government The papers arrived by the Geor.
eis and amongst Others, We have to thank Messrs
Bsrford & Co. and Wells Fargo Il Co.. for the
prompt delivery OF our files shortly after the steamer
reached her doh
The latest despatch firm New Orleans announces
that out of the SIXTEEN hundred and twenty eigh, in
termsnts reported ast week, fourteen hundred and
S,rty.two were persons who died Of yellow fever.
The Inhabitants Of Nat,hez Dad become perfectly
pAnicsricken in consequence If the awful ravae es
q the disease there, aud az least half of then are
represented 10 have left the place. Full particulars
It the extent of the epidemic, given on another
page. The contributions for the benefit OF the New
Orleans sufferers nov amount tn over one hundred
pnd sixty thousand dollars, will be seen by the
following bet, made up, az far as had been ascertain.
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