The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-09

sx this In strictly educational point Of view,
is advisable 10 encourage literary talent amongst those
capable Of writing that language to provide the means
by which inroad may be made upon the Of gno-
which unfortunately turks amidst the recesses Of
nat country No doubt it win be impossible to make
any material progress in this direction until they
sonversant with the English language.
The London Chronicle OF July % says
Ex-Presidcnt Fillmore visited the birthplace OF Burns
Thursday embarked for Belfast, Ireland, in the
evening
Mr. f. was to London the 18th ult. for Paris
sSdl,gnani's Messenger of July 81 says
During last few days party of men Of color of the
deepest black dressed in the newest style of Parisan
fashion, have been observed at the Universal Exhibition
te Jardin OLIVER balls and other puDic places These
ebon gentlemen functonaries Of the his i'm
Ierial Majesty Faustin I-beter known Soulouque.
Among them are General Count Flea senator Grand
chancellor Of Hayt; Vscount Flea his SON. Baron Simon
senator; and the Count de VAL The above per-
sonages with numerous suit lodge at the hotel in the
garden OF the Cercle de Exposton. They admitted
TO dine at the club dinner may be seen almost any
evening smoking segars and taking coffee the terrace
French steamer has been sent to Malta for troops
aid the Bey Of Tpo. The instruction in that province
had assumed a serious magnitude, Two thousand Turks
were defeated by the insurgent Arabs.
is discovered that the author the celebrated
pamphlet, attributed to Prince Napoleon is really
other than NJ Miroawski who figured in the Polish
Baden and Siclian instructions.
The Duke Of Newcastle and Omar Pacha were at Con-
stantinoplethe former in search of evidence to justify
HIMSELF the latter it is said TO tender his resignation
The condition of Italy is extremely unsatisfactory Ru-
nors Of plots and conspraces pervade the whole PENN
sul. Cholera is virulent in Lombardy In Naples
arrests of officers Of the army have been made
and government is at present suspcousy kind the
hzxaron-an i'll omen.
The village town OF Chamouni, in Switzerland, has
been almost destroyed by fire. Half the village is in
suns. Subscriptions solicited in England to aid the
sufferers
The Earl of Antrim is dead; he is succeeded by his
brother, the Hon. Mark Kerr Captain in the army.
The Peruvian Minister in London has given notice of
reduction of per cent the AngoPeruvan debt % per
deerre and President Castillo is much gloried
m consequence.
The steamship Habana, to run between Cuba, Liv
erpoo and SPAIN has made her trial trip in the Mersey
running the measured distance of 2s miles in 49,. min
utes with 81 revolutions Of the wheels per minute
The clipper ship Red Jacket Capt Mllward, arrived at
Liverpool 25th ult ga days from Melbourne with 1873 900
of gold including two nuggets weighing respec
lively AZ and AZ pounds. In the channel she in
collision with the American packet Emerald causing the
F. to put back to Liverpool with loss of bowsprit &C.
The gross amount of freight and passage money of the
Red Jacket, is fl2, 600 sterling.
The Board of Trade returns of Great Britain the
month ended the Both of June show that the declared
value exports IS $685. the total for the six
months ended the date fI3 lie, 322 against
total for the corresponding period of 1854 Of $40 0O2
The Liverpool cotton market has been quiet, at I'D.
hover Wheat and -four quiet, and unchanged. Indian
corn in better demand Not much doing in provisions
Lard firm, and dearcr. Weather wet. Money in
demand, but rates unchanged. Consols closed at
81 American securities active but the recent advance
railways scarcely maintained.
An impression is current that advance of 10 per
will be imposed import duties and transactions
have taken place with the view OF anticipating the in
creased tax.