The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-04
Var nor the reception Of troops arriving from the East


Engand," held at Bristol the 2lst Of August Sir John
FaSington said
de congratulated the society the rapid progress
Which Their cause had made. He thought this question
endeavorng reclaim the youthful criminals OF Eng
lard might be spoken OF Ms a novel question II dated
Iaanly from conferences which were held IN Br-
Elngham IN the years 1901 and 1895 But TINS great
achievement not confined to Europe for in the United
States OF the system had been most signal
In AG 1887 boys and girs were received into the New
York Refuge two thirds OF whom had been saved from
ruin and reformed Al Philadelphia 2 $50
n year into the House Refuge, Of whom the
favorable report given. (Cheers.) Thus they
had demonstrated tha both Europe and America the
result OF this great movement successful and only
remained for that push further and e
ect still greater amount OF good. (Cheers.)
said the Emperor OF Rusaa gave his assent to the
sie Of Duke OF the Maakof bestowed Marshal Peis
eier.
A correspondent Of the London Ne,cs dating a, Erze-
youm on July 20, says
Colonel L. Meekof the officer command OF the Rus.
san forces Kars arrived here Sunday last the 9th
INST with his staff In lev days he returns Kars to
give that place up 10 the Turks Hussen Pscha be
sent TO take the place from the Russians. This
Hussen Pacha the chief OF the staff at Kars under
Shukri Paeha, and was sent away by General Williams
tor drunkt and debauchery and that General
Williams has left they send him back honoraby.
letter from Constantinople, n the Gasette du Midi
rays
The attempt made at sebastopo get up fragments
o. she vessels sunk at the mouth Of the harbo appears
hkey 10 prove successful. Another and better diving
apparatus is about TO be put IN operation.
The PGtrie, of August 20 explains At length the d1er-
enees between the republican and democratic parties in
ahe United States The slavery question which divides
them, says the PGt,ie, is gnawing which they
carry in their breast. France and England which, at
Abe cost Of serious sacrae have been fortunate enough
70 put stop without political commissions the odous
anomaly OF slavery their Trans Atlantic possessions
have to congratulate themselves having no more
slaves IN their colonies and also the fact that their
TraN ap wal heav lnad har
back
The Paris correspondent of the London Post writing on
18th Of August, says
SIR II. Buwer LEFT Paris last night for Constantinope,
where he will meet his colleagues, who are depued to
Make INTO consideration the best means Of providing
governing system for the Danubian Prir cipates The
French Commissioner has already arrived; the Pied
Donese and the Prussan ENJOYS their way, but
We bear nothing of the Austrian Commissioner TIE
Austrian troops refuse to and pretend to be watch
ing The Russians who yet hold ground Bessara
h, TO watch the Ausrians. The first Office Of the depu
Ties OF the allies al Coustantnope will be 10 decide how
The divans snail be summoned aud then the Ausrisns
70 evacuate the Principaes oetorehey tine dvans
can commence their sittings.
horace vernet is painting 'the Capture of the Mala
kcf'' for the French government
Paris letter alludes to earnest discussions that
have been held recently the imperial family the
utle to be settled the and grandson Of the
Arst marriage which Prince jerome contracted in Anne
The right to bear the Of Bonaparte is fully
and particularly objected to the title of Princes OF Mont
1ort which had hitherto belonged to that branch OF the
family.
In France the harvest In the departments north of the
Lore has been completed with delightful weather;
could grain been better dried. All
agree in stating tina. in the most productive departments
Of France the sheaves excessively abundant, and
although the do not yield so much as might have
been hoped for yet the produce, per hectare viii be
tha.r nf vLfctav rdu
hom the banks of the Loire TO the Belgian frontier, be
tween lines star,isg from Nantes far Dun
kirk and the ether the bird hys, from Orleans
youzers and the frontier Of Luxembourg, is calculated
Mat average the produce in sbeaves will exceed
Mai Of ast year by sbou, $50 to 200 per hectare.
Autographs des patch from Constantnope dated the
18th OF August that Gen. Parset with the
remainder Of the Turkish troops, had left the Turkish
serritory. Admiral Stewart to Constant
scple, but the English aeet will cruise the Black Sea
until the erd OF September when will retarn to Malta.
The Russian lighthouse men have been carried OF from
the Isle OF serpents by English ship OF war and deli
yered 10 the authorities at Odessa, who, however
merely permitted them be landed, and said the affair
must be settled By diplomatic negotiation.
Reliable information from Const&ntnople mentions that
the Turkish government, which Is turning lis a,teu.
with renewed vgor TO the subjec; Of rs commercial
relations with foreign Powers no, disposed 10 renew is
present commercial treaties in the shape hereto
sDre but is already occupied with the elaboration Of
arat for general treaty Of commerce TO be offered 70 all
narons The leading feature OF this dram treaty de-
scrbed to consist the principle of c!rcumscribng
the advantage or produce the concessions hitherto
made 70 foreign trade.
An American Is reported 70 have 20, frman 10 ex
anime the prAciicabiy Of theSrncpal rivers Of Asia
Minor for navigation.
The Earl OF Shrewsbury has died OF consumption Al
Lisbon. HIS body brought to England
General Todebcn visiting the principal ioriresses
n Germany, whence he proceeds 10 France,
The RUSSIANS have sent claim Of 400 900 francs for
damage done 10 the Russian palace al Cons!sntnope
from ns having been converted int, a French hospital.
quantity Of treasure valued q, $3.50 900, buried
By the Russians the church Of sebastopo and they
have Just dug up, safety, although the French slept
10 the edlace for some considerable time
tranquility prevails in Greece, and nothing more
n said Of brEan:s. The evacuation Of TIE country by
,ne French troops / CONSIDERED certain.
Prince Paul q wur,emburg has returned home, amer
tour Of eight years j America and Australia.
The demand in the Liverpool cotton market by the
trade bad been limited throughout the wees, whilst
Sor export there had been good inquiry Tor the better
casses and holders Of American, though not pressing
saies bad been obliged concede liza. per ID. in
Me lower grades. Sales Of the week, a. so bales,
GLIDING 343To American Of which $40 speca.
Daon, and e270 for export sales Friday, 900 bales,
including J. COO speculation and for export-narket
continuing dull without change 10 prices Far Orleans,
I'd; midding, 5l6d., iair Mobiles, ed. middling
slsd.; TAR uplsnds, e.d midding, Sied. sooS,
77b. Tt0. including s35 $50 bales American.
Owing the continued unsettled weather prices Of
breadstaGs again showed further slight advance, say
wheat Of "a. A Cd per bushel, and four, IL. -
Ter barrel and sack. Indian bad bees rather
tensvey dealt IN and established an advance Of q on
the week which 70 extent checked sales. Quota
tons called about a. follows varying according to
condition Red wheat Ts. ed. los white, los lis
per 10 lbs. Philadelphia Western and Baltimore no1r,
BOZ S2s Sd. Ohio, 33s. 34s,; sour, 25s COS per
barrel; mixed corn Sos yellow 81. Cd, and white
BE Cd Ses per quarter the speculation IN the article
beng caused oy rumors Of possoe disease.
Tie market for provisions continued inanm,ie; prices
mostly without alteration. Small sales of ard
made Of eer a T0s 1allor IN brisk demand fine North
and South American SIS.
In ashes there had been some spe .uiave demand Tor
rots, a; 36s cd Be Cd pearls quoed 4ss a as
Rosn active at g. 81. a. I'd with small sales OF nne
10 lie I1nseed oil quiet Al 3ss q sss 81 spiris OF