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

rapidly being got IN, and that the corn IL OF most
superior quality. The Messenger re Bayorne states
that III the eat la ttat dstrcs has been harvested
in excellent condition, snd That it exceeds In guam
tity ire most sangune expectations that have been
entertsited.
An opinion prevails at ODESSA fhat inc al'iod
fleets will epdeavor TO get Possession or the 30 Tor
q winter station Some COMEDIAN ~. by the way. are
m s1e about the sAvepy s.ook ont" which the fleets
keen IL il stated that on the Sth Russian steam
fripstc entered the port from Sebasropol and thai
this is the sixth aussian ship Of which has ar
rived in the same manner. bEkriB.
PARIS. July Is, 1854
The Engli.h and French Press Manifesting Iospa-
.tiemce at the S2o,o Progress of the War-Finan.
eiai Endorsements of the Czar-Ine Austrian
-A1iarce Source of Disappointment to the French
Emr,or-Prospsets of a Long and Bloody sivil
War in Spa;m-THs United States and Cuba-
The Cholera in Marseiiles-Paris Gossip, &c.
Nothing new to report from the seat of war. The
allied armies and the combined fleets arc anguish
Ing in inglorious repose at their sncampments and
anchoriDg grounds In the Baltic and Euxine Peo-
pie are getting sick Of this protracted inacton, in
England; the Times, Notwithstanding its Aberdeen
propensites, Ia now peroeiving that unless it
takes up the popular feeling on tho question, in.
stead Of leading public opinion, it might be left to
fellow in its wake. In consequence, within tho last
few days the war cry Of the "Thunderer" is ave
must have something to show for our money" "If
our troops allow tho season to pass without striking
decisive blow, our cause will be overwhelmed with
ridicule," &C., &c.
The French papers sing to the Same tune, but In
a far moro subdued tone. Meanwhile oil cry out
"Aberdeens TO blame;" and yet, though his own col
leagues are hostile, and all the world eagesy wish
to see him removed from Office, tho stubborn old
Scot sticks to his place with Q pertinacity which
seems to parayze the efforts Of his assalants though
one Of the most powerful Is NO less parsonage than
Louis Napoleon himself In taking leave Of Bar.-
tic expedition, his Majesty said:-Bonne ehai,e.
Genera al, ss0is ecrains bten qunrec raide de Lord
aberdeen les Russes nous enpechTont ben d'a,icer
cette annte 3 ~. Petersburg.
Nicholas Is greatly distressed for want Of money
to pay his troops and it IL reported that new is
sue Of paper money Is in contemplation. Private
letters from sthe capital state that $4,000 troops,
fer0cious looking Iuflans, ,unted on fine horses
q Iarta,y breed, and armed with bows and
aulDws are encamped in the vicinity of st. Peters
burg. They are to be employed in ravaging the
Prussan provinces contermlnaus with the empire
of the Gar as that poor dotard king, Fred
erick William, shall abandon his neutral 1licy to-
wards bis amiable br0t ler iD.law.
Austria has finally declared against Russia-sO say
the latest accounts from Vienna. Many people re-
gret II here, and none more taan his NapDleonio
majesty, who, foeseeing contrary decision, had
massed large bodies of troops near the southern
frontier, where they were eagerly awaiting the sig
nal to rush across the Alps and drive out the Aus
TRANS from Lombardy Italians themselves had little
feeling In the matter; for that degraded race, like
the ass In the table, pass with the utmost indifer
ence from the yoke Of one master beneath that OF
another as s proved by the history OF their unhap.
py country since the days when ChSrlemagae first
subjected her to the rule Of aforeign tyrant. But
It canno: be doubted that it would be haopier under
ssgacious and enlightened monarch han under
the military satraps Of the House Of Hspsburg.
No doubt your flibusters will avail themselves Of
tho Reorganization which prevails in Cuba, on tho
receipt Of the news Of the overthrow Of Issbellas
vile government, to effect landing on the island.
Christina has eded In esctir her escape, but
her palace has been pillaged, as also that OF Saa-
manca. A long and bloody civil war is expected
Ry persons well vetsed in spanish politics, And
the seizure OF Cuba by the United States volun.
teers. If they succeed, England and France win
wink at the transgression Of the law Of nations.
Cholera Is dreadfully bad in Marseilles; 600 cases
than twothirds end fatally. $4,000 Of the' inhabi
tants have already left the city aud in consequence
Of the pesteEce no more troops are to be embarked
from the port Of La Juliette but from Toulon which
has as yet enjoyed an immunity from this terrible
disease. In Paris there are few cases, but nothing
to create alarm.
A marriage took place here the other day, which
excited some attention, the young lady's wealth
having obtained for her many suiiors as her beau
ty did for Helen, q few thousand years ago. The
bride was Mis-, Corbin, the daughter Of the wealthy
American resident OF that name, whom his riches
and aristocratic pendants have made IS great a
iavorite with the Faubourg ST. Germsin as with ais
own couDtrymen, to whom h. is in the habit OF dis
Itnsng the most princely hospitality. The bride.
groom is the Visconnt de Dampierre, the scion Of
one of the best families of the French noblesse- One
Of ,be Dampierres it was who took down the mn.
tilated corpse Of Admiral Ccligny from the gibbet
1t Montfsucon where IL had been suspended after
The massacre Of St. Bartholomew in August, 1872.
Our Egyptian COrrespOndenoe.
ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT, July l6, 1854.
Death of Abbas Pacha-Hs Personal Defects and