The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

mission 10 Vienna failed, aai u Msysnio who had
Petersburg, v,s di;sraosd With hin fsh tue German
party, and Prince Gortschakod, an emlneaty Russian
organ, nov reisns IN his stead
whfn that psrsouage, on delivering his letters OF ere
dence ana the words sent By goTernras,t charged
~ govern meat &c the Autocrat roughly interrupted
him, say ing "sptak Of the peror, your master sir
know nothing Of your government /"
But the charge against NJ seyendorf is that he
with Prince instead Of eudeavorios to
give that warning the sgo by By ne letter which he
obtsissd from the Young Emperor. he should have ap
have resigned his Once than persss cd In course of
policy which, with so inausntAi party against it,
However, there many intsliigent men who say to
AL this cordat JudGds-gleat are always foud Of
abusing the instruments Of their brutal passons,
especially II the offset be NO. carried and from drst to
last the Gar bent upon ehectng purpose which
the youth Of his ally and his acknowledged obligations
combined with ths reported estrangement of France
and e. glsnd-as especially set forward by the Times
newspaper made him believe ripe for acco plishmeut
The King Of the BegAns has induced his Ministers
wthdrsw their resgnsous, and the crisis passed
for the moment bot idea prevails that evil days
lowering over the young monarchy Of Belgium in the
present boiling state OF Europe
Every letter that arrives from Spain has An omnous
bodiDg of coming trouble All sorts and shades Of dis
turbrg powers are in secret operation snd remains to
be seen whether the government be sustained by
negative ferces Tho CarlIsts stirring heaven and
earth to create impsrsonaton out of the mouderiug
ashss Of lsgtimscy-the Modyados afraid OF their
lives Of the and the Progrsssistas In
their turn haunted by tho gaunt shadow Of repub
iicanism which like reproaohtui spectre, dogs their
heels night and day. The Marquis of Albada has Ab
sconded and Sr Soule, Amba sador, keeping him
COMPANY quakng lest the verdict Of the American peo
lcAl crisis occurred which may justify meddling
which seems OF present to have left him neither friend
nor apologist It understood at one time that Mr.
sonle intended to come to Paris but an unmistake-
able hint was given him that 1t would be bet.
ter taste, on his part, to keep himself . much
FrDch was it not for his being clothed with the sacred
immunity which pertains to his high functions
bsssador Of the United States would make very lite
pany with certain other troublesome spirits, his COM
patriots
and conducted to the Portuguese frontiers Reports
that many Of them found their way thther from
LoDcon, with Prussian passports The accounts which
had been circulated Of the retirement from the cabinet
OF Santa Cruz AID Alonzo ministers Of the interior and
Justice, not confirmed. Tho Ciamor Publico says
public esteem The unts Of Valencia IN imitation ', Of
other principal towns in Span had ceased its functions
BERTHE
Our Malta Correspondence.
MALTA, Sept Q, 1854
Visit cfthe st. Louis to Mala-Sketch Of Captain Ingra-
ham--Line Of Steamers bctsen the NediterTaxean and
the United States.
Since leaving the United states have designed writing
you items of my peregrinations but amid the
confusion of London and Babel Of Paris have left it
undone until now, midway Of the blue Mediterranean in
the city Of stars and strong island of Malta address
you. and here that the all engrossng theme is war;
and in my conversation with the residents (Engsh), it
appears quite aughsble to me that they conside the
Russians, which, by Alson's History, the best
troops in Europe in 1912 and 1913, now (they
say far inferior to the Turks So much for being their
lima nd AZ auothar 7
Every sort of is aaoat and at this time any
from the seat of war is eagerly believed.
This harbor is quite crowded with shipping. War
steamers frequently call In for coal and the letters for
the fleet. few days since was gratifed by seeing
Yankee man of arrive and upon inquiry found it
to be the loop war st Louis commanded by Captain
who CALAMITY year ago, dis
play cd, de acto what American protection is, and
may hereafter be rsdered have met several OF the
Of the ship and the pleasure Of seeing Cap
Tain Ingraham aud by the bye, was very much disap
pointed In his appearance after the many dIe
very cell ate looking man, slightly bent from age sup
pose, Of which should Judge him "a or S. In height
sharp, scquiliae nose mouth slightly curved down.
wards lips thin and comprsssed sharp chin and cheek
bones very married. his hair ID well sprnklsd with gray
and he no heard whatever Though the officers
lily were Them from the second In command to the u
nicrs and IL became them very much, thsught Whit
conversation is almost impossible to follow him. he
tculates rapidly; his eyes devoid Of much
esson and his manners do not think at al prepos.
'essiDg am told that he suffers very much from dys
The case wonder why he Is not permitted return to
he United States tor his health Iundei stand that Cap
Is , n mere o the
act he has been licensed all overthe Mediterranean
recount of his Kosz'a From what gather should
udge he was anything but popular aboard his ship,
wing to his general bearing being such to mike
ery few friends Well ppose in OF inability
o take up some of the known men of the party Capt
will be ONE Of the next candidates for the Presidency
md once more we will try Southern for my part,
think his State viii harm him If the nomination should
ver be thought Of, all there (South Carolina) are
M erisl that
besn very actively employed for the past two years
he Commodore being one Of your go ahead busy Of
The age, and he made them all cruise winter and sum.
in port At present. the Commodore has shifted his
dag to the steamer SarAnac and gone to Consannope
s o.
dom. The sloop of-war Lsvant Is supposed to be at
pezza attending to the stores and preparing for
lone Of the Southern Italian ports Of which she
has visited, Naples. All the squadron well
The latest accounts and all anxious to leave the station
they have been out two years and some months The
s.: Louis came here from Trpoh, Bsrceons, and s,me
other Spanish ports she did not communicate owing to
atsrranesn, more or less Every westerly wind bears
before it fleets Of transports for the allies which pass
close to the island and frequently call in here business
quite exciting and the prices Of every kind of stores
Ire in advance. If some Yankee vessels would make
their appearance here with bacon butter, biscuit,
Albany ale, whiskey, ham, preserved meats lard, and
dried fruits the would realize handsome profits
" all would and ready sale.
From the number OF vessels that constantly going
10 and from Conetantnope, should think that this
would be the very best time to establish the contsm
plated line of steamers between the Mediterranean and
United States direct There many vessels wanted,
Ind none more, conceive, than q direct lns Of
steamers The English and French monopoiize all the
carrying trade, and get excellent freighs over four
thousand sail chartered by these two govern
ments should think few 0utsdeE might get plenty
10 do and good freights / have named few articles
which, Of good kind, should Judge real luxures IS
they hardly to be found here The clipper bark Sui