The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-30

would withdraw the al aioa Of The to sress wsstsr
fcssrs, ard Act ss divsrs In ihar favor Alrssd
| trey must tsgin to be Incscsised. No TEMPORAL EaTn
pesn power 10 Inross bss sny hiLs Ia
resslu,ioS " path Encirclsd On 'hies stfss BY tn
ocean, sld On tie fourth BY tho P,rsees Sesin ea
as uch and apart from the ret Of EaIop- IL gland
The spsDiAsos als peusai prsbsgnsdis .; th~y d,
60 much ADJ ire iorsisE n'sIiereEoe IL Their ao0es
certetns and ucublr Themselves at IL 9TH ositscs
ycbG their ter The Freooh and Ersish govern
nehss are vel aware Of TIL Add will leave opsaisrds a
| ain- Il cir own Germs.
Ike cn sources whence spain has to fear troubles Ia
IL external relations, that night sssoasy A.
feet It's Domestic politics are the Court OF Rons ana the
| tnit,d States OF North america though still in tas
mas alta to the doctrines and ritual Of tho homsh
Church. the SIP. Nth people have irreconcssby bosso
attn the Of Rome hat court is a WHY nsdious
Ilsntles enemy and religious associations pow
fuI Instrument at its disposal Bat Englsnd 18th 4
| to!ersbly numerous Rcmsn Catholic pooaia ion mas
| broken with the court u for more than three
csuultss and bia defiance To Efforts VIII.
lans wary and firm policy Will enable spsia to do the
sane " the CANCER from a party In the Upited
statss speak in another article this d. "a ion.
preston. IL is mainly upon the goos sense and iateg
Iity Of the majority Of the Amei pAcpls taemseses
/ that we rely to prevent collision with spain which
could profit no one but The Gar snd few Mescers IL
slaves for domestic sale in tho Southern STATES The
value Of Cuba and Porto Rico to spain mar DO probl.m.
teal bat II u not 70 b expected that proud sud gene
aeus people IKE the sPansras will even entertain the
sidousl made at the moment that they believed to
bs In In onfavorable condition for defending them To
eminent iii do well TO abstain future from loAdus
The colonial revenues with cebt for purposes which az
/ sioshtly coLc0fn Inc mother country And there In
by which Spain can eectuHiIy extinsuisn At
an! moment any hsnkerng that parties or Individuals
n me United t.es have for the annexation Of CUBE
they can emancipAte the slaves.
The psniarcs rest assured that though their re-
cent cvsmt has not been eIc1med any loud or
r"nliuous plaudits In other lands the eyes the true
berss OF Europe watching progress with anxiou,
hope am and spaniards have been mere names sine,
wsr.1 and o 70 ouos ~
accession Of tho Emperor Chares Spain in respect
Of learning. mechanical sAil and industry, in advauc
q Al lptf Ar I'm
leeway TO msls mp after its sunber OF centures but
the Old psnish spirit Is brsSthiDg yet and while there
Is lite there Is hope.
Tho Cholera I'm London.
The Register General Of Health In London publishes
IN his last weekly ort some ntereirg statistics with
regard 70 tes progress Of cholera in that metropolis At
and mortality q is4o He saysMThe population Of fon
don exceeds $780, and in the week ending Saturday
september 9, S,4lS persons died, or 2,l66 more than
have on an average died In the corresponding week Of
But 10 the week ending September 8, ls4o, whom
Ct population the rate Of mortality for the week
b lover than the rate Of 1S49
1850 perrons-namelG, 954 males, l.0s6 females 8l4
children under 10 years of age, 12s women Of
10 and uncsr CO. and 2S7 old peoplshave died OF choe
10; a7o persons have died Of dialrh@a.
ibe deaths from cholera in tho niue weeks have
hesn-b, 26, 1885, 800, 644 729 SAL 2S7 ESQ: and In
the aggrsg persons have lost their lives BY the
cisesss.
The sun has had great power, but clouds and fogs
pave interver ed no rain has fallen tho wind has been
cry and lsngud the cleo richly posve but the tenn.
Psra ure Of the air anc OF the thames is declining
Active measures have been adopted by the Board Of
Health for combating the present epeic and 70, OBJ
tanning by all the agents and nstrum ents that science
has row at command SUCH thorough knowledge of the
ccndtiors that lend power to ths enemy as viii enable
US to oppose it with advantages that not pos
The decline of the temperature, the analogy Of tho
two epdem of 1882 and ls49 well this remedial
us In anticipating that the epidemic will long gra
duay In the meantime the zeal and wstchful-
manufactures, nor Of the heads Of families should be
slsckened for a moment
The london Times Of the 18th instant observes =
IL with regard to the cholera ~ nth all similar Ca
lsmites -smuiasity with danger tisarms them Of hall
their tsrrors The epidemic has hanging over the
metropolis for full nigh ten weeks-we take no account
OF the first week, during which only single death co.
curred-and 6120 lives have been last, from Its out
break until Saturday last The fortunate crcum-
disease il The late period Of the season st which Il CO.
Cured In the year lS49 the bic fell Fix seven
that in the former year the epidemic had destroyed
s,ll7 lives by the LIST Of septe nber.
There is, We think great fort to DO extracted ont
but, it other such is tie manly and Arm
smper Of the public mind at the pre- eat moment that
We should have no Hesitation in speaking Of the Gala
ty in its ful extent There is not record the case
o population Who have borne with greater fortttufe
~ 1s .. the
vte tie diease 10 continuing its ravages though hap
ply, We eieve with some abatement, and yet hea,
OF no pton OF unGue excitement mental prosta-
lion this instance, no. ever tn. absence Of terror
Carrot be traced to apathy or Indifference. We
IMPLYING the best with which acquainted
70 oountersct It h.ny man whose recommendation
thing which We have left undone We are prepared to
set shoulders warfuly to the Wheel and give effect
TO bis advice without precipitation and without dismay.
Of closely packed inhabitants, and Jet affected
in tho eame manner when the no~s Of Russian Poland
lie thick upon the ground In part Of the world the
cholera sTl there Is of that perturbation
Of spirits abroad which gives enfod vgor to the disease
There Is the cholera, but no panic.
Tho Coal Mines OF France.
The Paris Consttomnel Of September IL, has tbs fol-
We particularly struck with the Importance of the
works Of development and Of research In Of
*: e. h
sought for has been discovered in the direction Of Be-
thuns, and far below ers 80 that the extent Of
compal les have already established works this pro-
longAtion, end four others making urgent sp-
sossiis, the coal r:osnsiy discovered py several
soundings shows that the bed Of Saarbruck
IN al IL ., rhs the
shafts dug the which separates the bsds Of saint
Ienne ana Rive do Ger prove beyond doubt that these
er exists beneath the vast territory Of Saint Chamond
Several other beds those Of the Haute Loire the Aveyron,
covered bv sterile ground which conceals from
known riches and presents vast fields for explorers But
to make all this profitable, extensive works must Dc
dersken, and lsrge capital be expeLded. The coal
In the North il found ct depth Of from 80 TO 100 yards
before reaching 1t levels Of watsr met with, which
must be pumped out by powerful engines. Similar
difficulties present themselves In the coal beds Of the
Mosee. The discovery Of the great mass OF kivede.
Gier ct depth Of about 600 yards the which
separates Rive de Gisr from IT Etenne, has already
cost the companies nearly 3600,o0of, and returned
our coleries which produce 5000 coo tons year,
may less distant future, double their pre-
duc,ion but that can only take place BY applying =
capital more than double what Ia employed. IL
800 00Cf invested 1t will require 400 900 0O
more. Let industry be encouraged and money
Will dow Of itself lie u'rts, ard the production still
increasing the country w gala nv H. not only as 10
garcs it's pIosI eIity but also In its ~ and polt
cal Independence
United States District Court.
Before Por. Judge Belts and Jury
TBIAL OF DIR. BROWN ON CHARGE OF EXTENSIVE
CONTEMPLATING.