The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01

LATER FROM EUROPE.

The principal features OF interest in the ad-
vices brought by the Alps and Canada,
are the pronunc,ar,sato at Barcelona and Sala-
manca IN favor of the Spanish instruction, and
The rumored entry Of Omer Pacha into Bucharest.
OF the first Of these events we have spoken at
kneth in another column, and Of the second it 10
necessary 70 add that the news wants confirmation
= would, however, BIO consistent with the plan OF
operations which the Russians are now evidently
about TO adopt-nsmey that Of concentrating their
forces on tie line Of the Sereth, and Of acting for
'the present strictly on the defensive.
A number Of victories over the Russians are re-
ported but the details Of these Affairs a. they reach
ns through the medium Of the Western journals,
are in general 80 exaggerated that we have 30 wait
for the Russian version Of The story before the exact
balance Of truth can be struck betwe en- them. 1t
would appear, however, that the retreat Of the Mus
oovite troops towards Moldsvia has been attended
With some severe losses, is generally the case in
Ill such movements. There ia no intelligence of
importance from either the Black Sea or the Baltic
The new, and We should hope the final, ultima
tum Of Austria to the Cabinet Of St. Petersburg,
was to be despatched from Vienna on the 18th. 1t
Il to the effect stated on former occasion, namely
that the Principalitics must be evacuated within
Q month from the date Of the document. 1t is to
be hoped that this diplom attic farce will soon up
proach its denoun,ent
To complete the picture of Russian despair AMI
Humiliation drawn BY the veracious correspondents
Of the London journals we learn in addition to the
htsligence lately conveyed to Us by the CAron,cie,
hat the great autocrst Is fest becoming subject
1r ade Isnatco inquisition the significant fact that
soe of his generals, Aurep, has committed suicide
Prince Pssklewitch is also stated to be dead. With
these materials and the addition Of rumored con.
spiracy at st. Petersburg, the bulls and bears can
- TO work.
OF one fact, In connection with the war, there
can be no doubt, and that is that the English gov
eminent are dreaifully hard up. Lord John Russell
bad given notice of his intention to ask for ad
dtional war credit. The opposition intend to make
The question party one, and to compel the min |
Try to resign. II Ia time that this mockely OF
making large warlike demonstrations, aud keeping
. minister at the head Of affairs whose avoved
policy II Is to paralyLe them, ahould at once be put
IN end to. Su b a state OF affairs would be dis
graceful to any nation, but il lie especially in tae
case OF people who boast Of their superior com
mon sense.
FROM WASHINGTON.
In the Senate yesterday, . bill establishing post
routes In Texas, was passed. Mr.. Seward then re
PoIteO y OLA gIaus'nS pcusiou W TIC NluOW VI Ds
Nash, and moved that IL be considered and read,
which was agreed to--sn which Mr.. Adams, Of Mis-
sissippi, moved 10 amend it, by adding section
directing the Sc rotary Of the Treasury to pay the
widow Of James Batchelder, who WA killed in Bos-
con while assisting the u. s. Marshal in the dis
charge Of bis duties. Mr.. Adams' amend nent led
20 an animated discussion, which occupied the
6epste until late hour last night. A full repor
Min be found in another column.
In the House motion WAS made to suspend the
rules for the purpose Of taking up the Senate bill
providing for the payment OF Texas creditors ailud
ed to in the act Of September, 1850. which
was los. by vote of II yeas, to g. nass--
two third vote being necessary. Mr.. Wheeler pre-
scented Q memorial from merchants of New York,
trading with san Juan, for remuneration for losses
susta.ned by the destruction Of their property,
which was referred. The President sent message
20 the House relative to the instructions to Captain
Honins, which win be found in it's proper place.
INTERESTING FROM VENEZUELA.
We publish today important news from venexu-
o. relative 70 the revolution commenced in the
province Of Coro; II appears to have spread and ex
tended TO the provinces Of Barquisimeto and Bari
nAs. We translate the pronunciamento issued at
Ban Felipe on the 18th day Of, July, against the
0onagAs government.
TEMPERANCE Nxxrne.
large and influential temperance meeting vas
held las, evening BY the cit Of the Ninth ward.
COMMERCIAL ArFAIBs.
The news by the Andes came TO hand too late in
sAs day yesterday to produce any effect upon our
market for bresdstrfs. Indeed, prices were sns-
tansd entirely By the light stocks and recelpts,wi;b
The home enand Common TO good brands Of
6sase -four closed arm at about l2 cents per barrel
advance. Indian corn, wheat and rye, of good qua
nsy and In good order, were also quite firm. Cot.
CON only sold 10 limited extent closing at the
Official weekly quotations given in another column.
THE CHOLERA.
Itwil be seen by our teegrapbic report that the
cholera has broken out 10 Baitm,re aud It. John,
N. B. II win also be seen that 1t sill rzges at
Niagara Fails and vicinity.
IEFoRxATIoS WANTED, VERY BADLY I've have