The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20
The Rejection BY the Gar Of the German
Propositions for Peace.
THE CRIMEA EXPEDITION.
THE FINANCIAL PRESSURE IN SPAIN.
The Departure Of Mr.. Sickles for Madrid
with Important Dispatches.


che Alntic from Liverpool on September 9, arrived
at her dock at TX O'Clock yesterday morning Her
is later by day than that brought by the Ottowa
to Quebec.
The Cunard mail steamer Arabia arrived 1T Liverpool
at O'Clock the evening Of Saturday, September 2
Among the passengers by tbs Atlantic were Lieut.
Bartlett 8. N, (pecial agent Of Treasury Depart
ment,) and family.
The Atlantic pasred tho Baltic hsnce for Liverpool At
o'clock Sunday evening, the 18th inst in Lat. Al 81
lon. 65 So.
U.s.MAn STEAMSHIP ATLANTIC, OFF SANDY Hook,
Monday Night. !
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD
As this ship has fallen behind her usual time of arri
val deem of sufficient interest to the public to state
through your columns, that her detention 1T sea has
been caused by encounterng gale Of unusual violence
in lat 81 A. Ion. 3S which, durisg the interval be-
tween Sunday the 10th, midnight and Wednesday the
18th, Midnight (baroneter falling to 2825) caused this
noble ship trial Of her strength and qualities such
only be appreciated by those who have been at
times at sea In vessels not equally vei provided with
strength and capacities for such encounters.
During twenty ono years Of the trials insidens to
and in no instance have known the wind to bio hur
rcare gale for SO many consecutive hours.
The consequence vas that the good Atlantic had to
contend ginst cross Of the most trying charAc
ter and the present condition Of her disabled stem and
wheelhouse, Though not In any way endsneering the
sAfety Of the ship to the most casual observer
the weight Of the blows she received and how great
the requirements in all steamships, and that they should
BE- like the Atlantic, staunch and strsng ,
the Atlantic made but fty five miles to the westward
From noon IF lsA 70 noon Of l3th she did not make a
six turns per minute, all that could be permitted in
such sea.
csy tain gradually easing up the engines IS the vino
This severe ordeal adds new wreath to the aures Of
TIE Atlantic nnder the guidance Of her skLful com
msnder May the number Of such ships be increased.
respectfully, your obecieft servant.
w. A. BARTLETT, Lieut.. U. &. N.
There nothing Of importance from the seat of
Up to the 21st of August movement had taken
rlsce at varna.
The last accounts would lead to suppose that door
re.opened to negotiations. The Gar refuses the In
reference of Austria; and It would appear from the
LONDON Times that he Internationally refuses to
ate the Turkish territory He also returns absolute
refusal to tie late terms offered BY the four Powers.
There is 20 later news from Asa.
The intel igence Is confirmed that the Austrian aud
Swedish Ambassadors will leave st. Petersburg.
The last Paris Monitem has tho folowing:-9eaeral
Ben sendor has arrived at Putbus, as the bearer OF
despatch from the Emperor Of Russia to the King Of
Prussia
According 70 accounts from Consantinople of the 25th
Of August the artillery had embarked at varns, and the
troops were preparing to embark.
The Spit6re and Sidon had destroyed the barrcades
raised by the Russians impede the navigation Of the
Danube at sulina.
Queen Christina had been seized with severe ilnsss
Of the BRAIN from excitement.
The Liverpool cotton market remained steady and quiet
when the Atlantic sailed. Bresdstus had ceased their
FL Tribune, one Of the Madrid journals, states that
Mr.. soule, United States Minister has resigned
The high prics of bread and breadstufs has caused
several riots in Belgium At Mschlin, Ceurtrsy and
Menin, the rioters, among whom were great many
and children, smashed windows and even plundered
bakers shops The sodiery had to interfere and
1T last accounts more troubles were apprehended.
The Lloyd Of Pesth 'aysThe failure Of the house Of
Hoffman Sons has led to the suspension Of payments
of that of Gabriel Franct Of Pssh and the houses Of
woerowach and Maghar have been compelled suspend
payment in consequence of the failure Of tho house Of
werthemstiem. The failure OF Joseph Levi, Of Trieste
ia also announced.
General vaudrey Governor Of the Tueries ami of the
Eysec In Par has been promoted TO the rank Of grand
officer of the Legion Of Honor
Or. Barrachin, member Of the Council Of Public
Utility at Constantnope, in the time Of Sultan NAH
moud, has just died in Paris.
Orders have been sent out from London to British
North America for two companies of artillery, iu
garrison at Montreal and Quebec, TO return to head
quarters 1t woolwich forthwith They to bring with
them their horses and full equipments.
The Berlin correspondent of the London Times wrin
September o says According to all accounts the
cholera ia working Its deadly task as actively at Bornar
sund at Wanna. Some accounts mention that the
French have already lost 900 men Aand Other &C
counts mention loss Of from thirty to forty daily
without saying whether this includes the deaths an board
the Aeets Ono Of the results Of the presence Of thu
cholera at Aland s that the autores at DAntzic and
II ID TO be presumed those Of the other Baltic ports will
follow their example have ordained that oil vessels
coming from those waters shall perform quarantine
lees than four days from there and with sick
board This arrangement viii materially interfere with
tho convenience Of getting coas and provisions board
the vessels that arrive there for that purpose
from the combined Aeets
ursspontent Of the London Ners, writing from st.
Pc aburg 2ith Of August, says:-I regret to have
to announce two terrible eonnasrstions in this city,
o1pgrishcd, though in isir way TO burn themselves
yss nd ,,. e g. sss1 * 10000 S sd
ss. y: Pa
perty destroy ed Ii large, but In value small being prn
cipallv bones ntonded for shipment abroad.
Montepegro, on the authority Of letters Of the 2lst
ultino from Cettinge, s again Tranquil; though how
long this tranquility will last Ia question The party
feuds are at present 1T rest. 1he Turks continue
strengthening their force the frontiers giving small
opportunity to the Montenegrins Of making predatory
excuI scns.
Orders respecting the sequsstratpg Queen Christmas
pror eYty in pan &C. have been sent 70 the Governors
d Cuba Porto Rico, and the Philippines They sign
ed by s<nor Pacheco. It Will be observed that the
Qpstns name has been kept out Of all ths orders
specting her mother.
The Medical Times and Gasetn has tho following chole
report from the Paris hcspifas-Ffom the nth TO
the 2d Of August inclusive there S21 cares 1871
deaths On the 23d August there had been treated 608
cases since November OF these 2669 died. 2026 recov
cred, and 654 remained.
1hs CAPE q Good Hope Pszismsnt ccmmsncsd iis ait