The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-15

cargo tor 20 great was the heat evolved during the
Iasssgs, from the sui bur contained In the ore tnst
some OF the cases Wert token ous Of the shio COM
pletely chaxrea, the lids being mass Of charcoal,
while the cotton SO ved immsoiately above them was
partially burnt, and xhsn lnn5ed from the shio Vas
So nu b heated ~ ~ make It painful for q man ~
thrust bis band into tire bales, We believe the COP
Der ore rom Adelaide, whsn fret shipped 90
England wss OF similar Ga gerous character, till
mesDs were taken 70 destroy tos s1phur b. roasting
the Gro. In s present state she ore from the mines
OF eoSga ID NOT DC TO be brouyhs across the Allan
TIC, 81 Euss undergo q process similar to that Of
the Australian Ore 70 femov6 ali danger from Il.
The wreck of tire emiRr snt chip John ON the Ma
nacles cks, on the c9ast Of Corn wall, and the
eanchcsy loes of hfs which ensued formed the sub
ect Of The first ps0ceedDgs instituted by the English
Board Of Trade under she new inetchan; shipping
act. TIE owners were orocseaed against foe the
recovery of damages, for distribution among the
relatives Of those lost e. cir lives On the occa-
si0p. The after she Investig
which tcck pIscs before The magistrates at Fall
mouth, that Is would be iDexpedient to Incur the
expense Of an nqnizy before toe sheriff Of Com
wall and q ececisl jury. which had been summoned
for the puyposa-- made proposals. to the Beard OF
Trace Tor staying tie proceedings. The Board has
Gene TO an arrangement str the Vuers Ia acc ord
arcs with which tbe later havs placed at tha dis
pcsal 0f the Board Of Teate sum sufficient to meet
all just claims within tie terms Of the act.
This was when the troops landed. correspon-
dent OF the London Tunes oescri bes the rOcties
yer eLI6leO gu blhy Z5sD Lhuss-lOW6fuu EV60tUY
Turkish etrsggleTs from sbs camp aud others WI }
bsd fallen our OF tie line Of maico fockso ioso the
town, and perDetrated the most asr0cious crimes.
To pillage aud wanton devastation thsy aided
violation end murder. The TaItars who wsre in the
town hailed the arrival OF tbe OsMaun vito delight,
spc received them as lbeyators, snd nrethren TO
whom they were boDpd by the ties of religion, OF
language, and Of hatred to she Russians. They led
the few Tu ks from houfe to h.use, pointed out, as
victims to their cDpidty and lust those who had
made themselves obnoxious to their ignorance or
taraicism, aud erai,fled their aDcisnt grudgss TO
the Russian tradespeopie and merchants
Wherever she pluncerers went they tore up and
threw oil documents aud papers about, and the ar.
condition to the Russian authorities for SONS tim
to come. Ehe amount of curious dncumsn,a and
Lapers In the house Of the chief of the staff was
este nishiDg, and the order and method with which
toey had been arranged, and the neatness with
which they were kept, showed thu xsctness and
carefunees Of the Russian COVE tnmeot. Toe regis
Try OF vefss Is entering or passing by Kertch was
exceedingly minute and copi0us, anu the notes
against some CT the names was proof Of the sar.
veiDsnce EXERCISED, in peace IS IN war, by Russia
on all her Leighbors. WHAT pity that these docu-
ments shonld be destroyed Many strange, dark
secret may lie buried with them forever!
In the Governors house the floors of the Saloons
sTe covered with tine fragments Of costly mirrors.
The locks of solid brass, the hinges and the win
dow fastenings Of the same msterial, are brokea
of dest, Dyed not single WINDOW Is left entire
in the whole mansion. Legs Of sofas, chairs tables
bits ofluresnx, OF library she yes, cushions of OF
tonans and Nuis ripped mp AID the gilt leather
and damask coverings torn into shreds, lie in liter
mixed with the flock and feathers of beds aud pill
lows over the house, and State papers, documents
connected with the government OF ths province,
passports, &C., are scattered about tor an roh deep
In some parts of the building. Empty bottles ia
all the rooms show that the rioters disc overed che
wine CT ar early ough, and the discovery no doubt
contributedto their fury aad destructi geness.
Accounts from Simpheropol state that the divi-
son Of Russian heavy dragons under General Mon.
tresor had marched from Kara gu Bazaar In the di.
recr,on OF Kerteh, ard On the 7th ut. taken up
position Oh the slopes Of the Mithridates mountain.
General Ckomusof, the Hetman of the Cossacks, has
entered the Crimea by the isthmus Of Arabat, at
the ne I'D Of ~ 600 irregular cavalry of the Dor Cos
SACKS GOO infantry, and 40 pieces Of artillery, and
YVES encaDped at Ably Bey for the protection Of
ksfia. Here he was Joined By corps OF Lieut.. Gen.
Wrapgel on the retreat Of the latter from Ksrtch.
Ever since the disasters in the sea Of AzoT tue Rus.
sisrs have had several Thousand men continually at
wcik in erecting ew Notifications and strengthen.
irg the existing defences Of Perekop.
The Russian lines of railway, to the extent of
5000 kion etres Uhe kilom is che 9Th of an Euglish
mile, may be divided Tito three categcres--lst,
the lines open to circu alton st. Petersburg to
10, skCe Selo, 80 klom.: st. Petersburg to Moscow
$50 kit M; Wsrsaw t, Cracow, $40 kom. 30 kiom.
of This line are on the Austrian territory; 3D. the
railway on which works are now in course OF execu.
tion Is that from Petersburg to warsa =, ], 800
kilom and Sd, those Of which the plans have bee
submitted TO the Czar--MOscow to TheOdosia, 900
kIom.; Odtssa to Kremonhok, on tbs Dnieper, 100;
Odessa to Majski, on the Dniester, 40; Odessa to
to NldjDi-Novogoio 800; Dinabourg to Riga, 240;
Al JourbOurg to Libau, 200 kilom.
One misc,eant {TuIk) was shot az be came
down the street 10 triumph waving sword wet with
the blood Of poor child whom he had hacked to
pieces. Others we're slain in the very act Of COM
hitting horrible outrages. Some were borne off
wounded to the prison or the hospital and at last
respect for life was established by its destruction.
There was not, to be sure, general massacre Even
tavaPes would have reffaned from Strengthening the
lnf abitaIts of town which had submitted and
thrown itself upon their mercy. II was with diff.
Guilty, however, that the French controlled the
excuses OF the Turks, and Of fome Of their own
country men. Some English merchant sailors next
day aided in the work of piIlage and destruction.
The widow Of the late Admiral Boxer, r. NJ, is
now suffering from most dire accumuiai n Of mis-
fortunes; the first Of these was the death from
cholera OF her nephe n, AT Balakava. This was fol
lowed by the cecease, from the same cause, OF her
husband The next Intelligence she received was
to the fleet thai her house IN the country had been
bu Mt to the ground. Scarcely had she been made
acquainted ~h this fact, when the failure OF Messrs
Strshan's bank,. OF London. deprived her of an
amount net efs than thirty thousard pounds; and to
crown al her misery, she has son before Sebasto
fo, who, it was expected co1ld not long survive.
A Par!iauentsr return shows that the number
Ct vessels that entered inwards in the IL principal
ports OF the Unni,ed K'Dgd' ing the year 1854
smeunted to 25,Sl4; tonnage, 6,s46 5G4 and tae
lumber that cleared outwaras 10 24,52i; tonnage
6,637 6SS. Tie number Of vessels which entered
inwards and cleared out yards is thus distributed
vz.:-London. l0,943 snd S,l74 Liverpool, A 493
AID SOL; Hull, Q $50 aud 1884; BRISTOL, GAG aud
296; Ne vcattle, 04s and GIL; Southampton, s73
trd sci; Leith, 0S8 and 1913; Glasgow, 54i and
9l4; Grsenock, 377 and 179; DIbilD, 337 snd l4s:
CoIk, 46l AID 1926; and Belfast, 2I4 Add l2S re.
sIectiyeiy.
in the British Home Of Lords on tie Is ID of June
Lord Br ugham sali that ne had receive / a commu.
rca,ion trom tie Bra zi!an AMBASSADOR ia reference
70 the remarks be had made la that House with 70
ept ct 10 saverv and the slave rsde. Toat c,canu-
bic,Uen csrroborated every word that no (Lord
Bicugoam) had said, and stated IN addition Certain
important iacfs nns cted Nth the cessation of the
slave fiade in that country during tho last four
years. The lumber OF slaves imported into Brazil
aDo united IN the FIRST OF those four gears to so 900;
the fext year, 30 900; IN The third gear 70 900.
STD IN the fdurta year the traffic had entirety
CEASED Ard not only that, bat o, the lssi men.
tioDe0 600 slaves imported, 500 were taken by
re police authorities OF Braz, and set AZ liberty.