The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-12

safety OF the republic upon tmid compromise; aad If,
object Of his patriotic ambition We certainly shall
gatnae poth the states and this Kingdom the elevation
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agaeeful atssinefce from Dragging Of them
News from Egypt.
IMMENSE SHIPMENTS OF SPECIE FOR INDIA-LARGE
CARGO OF SILKS AND OTHER vALUABLE5-THE
KING OF DUDES MOTHER AT cAIRo-sAID PAsHA's
GRAND FErEs- EUROPEAN CUSTOMS PREVALENT
GREEK HONORS TO THE PAsHA.
Correspondence OF london Times
ALEXANDRIA, July %, 1855.
The steamers valetta and Euxne, which brought out
the mails Of the 10th oJuly arrived the 10th and 10th
nst, and return this day with the India and China mails
BY the mail OF the 10th Of July there was brought TO
Egypt for India and China f975 600 in specie, from Eng
land, including small portion from France, being the
largest amount that has been despatched overland at
one time.
The cargo rom India and China also the largest that
has ever yet arrived consisting OF 600 packages OF silks
Tor England and srance but the transit administration
under It's pesent direction, not able TO bring the
whole OF the cargo TO Alexandria In time for ship
ment TO Europe 70 day. though three days aud at
rived at suez, and abon, one thousand packages
win be left henind to be forwarded to their destination
fortnight hence Owing to the rise Of the Ne the ferry
OF the Rosetta branch Of the Nile be used and
this has hith eo been the only break in the line Of rail
way between Alexandria and Cairo The electric tele
graph in the Desert between Cairo and sucz has boon
completed and is to be hoped lat no untoward delay
win srsc N the construction Of the railway the
Desert so as TO leave as little room possible for mis-
baps IN the transit.
The mother OF the King OF Dude has arrived Egyp.
With the heir apparent 10 the throne OF 0dde and suit
Of 9S persons She Is now 1t Cairo where she intends 10
remain for few days, and will proceed to Eng land by
The ensuing mail.
This years crops have proved abundant throughout
Egypt and as the Nile is rapidly rising the produce is
being brought down to Alexandria for shipment in large
quantities. The price Of wheat has somewhat fallen.
Freghts are ds. Cd. per quarter. Exchange London
continues at lol piaatres per pound sterling.
accession two years to the government Of Egypt and
tor which such extensive preparations had been made
came on under suspicious circumstances on the 10TH 18th
and ins AZ the Pssha private palace at the Gabarr
Immediately in front of the ,ace there erected
e "se and 0 ms
portco with architectural colonnades .4o feet oag
each side 80 feet broad surmountod with $50 aaga, with
q, coo lamps which were lighted up each ni1h' = -
uuvv1 fine escE There NC. also reception room
built l9o feet Gus ~ 1870 feet broad and harem for the
shss ladies and the European lady visitors, containing
20 built expressly for the OCCASION and hav ne the
exterior brightly illuminated
In the porco for the lower classes there thea
ire, where, among other things, was represented the
prominent position; and cosmorama, panorama,
dioIama, dissolving views, rope dancers, greasy
were there for the amusement Of the public. On
each day all corners were fed from the Pasha's
Kitchens and on each night besides the Sm
10 hold 800 persons, built inside the palace in which
there were opera and ballet performances, AZ perform
the Turkish ladies enabled to look from behini
lattice work at the back OF the theatre while the gallery
bancs OF music Stationed all oyer the &c FUNDS;
there 500 European musicians employed at the dit
erent theatres and refreshments were freely distributed
TO oil present
On the morning Of the 10th, the ceremony began with
salute of loi guns and the vseroy held levee, when
all the heads Of tie Ashomcdan and Christian clergy and
the European consuls, in uniform presented their
spects. Recschd PashA present. and all the officers
rich new uniforms passed before his Hghness and made
their obeiSncc. ire European merchants OF Alexandria
also forward and presented bis Eghness geld
" he
has granted 10 the trade OF Egypt 70 which he made
very r,aole reply IN French saying that he would al
ways promote the interests VI commerce. which the
life 81 his country.
~, ftts ended the evening Of the 18TH with mag
wards OF thousand guests assisted, the Europeans
beng invited by cards. certain number Of
'o- distribution. Opposite to Said Pasha was seated
Rcdschd Pasha, and next 10 them the principal
1aves alternating. All the resources Of she country
we're brought out 10 give acnincence 20 this dnnc the
ashas handsome services a gold and silver nuoercss
oandelabras spd waxlgIts transparencies, and orna
ments OF every description gave ustre u the scene which
unanimously admired The dinner did not last long,
as Is customary with the Turks; tbs speeches
made, and Immediately sfter Sail Pasna adjourned to
another apartment to smoke his pipe The fireworks
Mount ycsuvius and the burning Of Pompe took place
One remarkable feature In these e,s was the prepss
derance Of European tastes and customs, though the
Turks and Egyptians were very numeross and mixed
freely with the Europeans. The amour. OF money ex-
pended by the v,cercy on this occasion was cnormors
he was most lavish In every detail.
grand review Of tho viccroy,s army was expected
but, for some reason or other, did not take place.
On tho Goth lsodschd Pasba the viceroy's principal
guest took his departure for unope In the Pa
feeling rrataed with the attentions shcwE him during
his visit TO EgyT< and perhaps sad Pashs will day
derive some besent from II when Redschid Pasha retaras
10 power at ConstantincHc.
On the 10th the Greek Consul the part hs govern.
ment, presented 70 the Pasha Greek decoration
acknowledgment of the eniency shown by his Hghnsss
towards the Greek residents OF Egypt the NJ the
standing betwssa Greece and Turkey year
when all Greeks were ordered 10 be expeed from the
ottoman dominons.
Affairs An India.
End OF THE KDkDy MISUNDERSTANDING NEW RULE
IN oUDE--CENsUs or1rHE PUSJAB-vorrSa AT
ELECTIONS IN CALCUTTA ABoLIsHEp--LocAL I'M
PRovEMESrs-A MALICIOUS ExUErE-wATER
[corresr ondence Of the London Times.l
CALCUTTA, June IL, 1855.
The disturbances in Kimedy have ceased. The Sow.
raos-thc tribe chiefly implcated-reuscd 10 assist the
section which had taken up arms and the followers OF
Danda swamec, finding themselves unsupported. skunk
back 20 their own villages. The local authorities
cusod ct exaggeratng the danger, but whou, II
IS not IN the power oil man 20 Ok lit 10 the spread Of
success would have covered the province with armed
savages Tho Madras government deserves great credit
for the promptitudc and decision with which faced the
danger. That government IA not popular in I1ia. Its
rng principle Is believed 10 be extreme ea izy OF the
central authority, but In this instance has uudoah,ed
both Judgment activity Had the disturbances asi,
another week the dstric, would have been occupe
by an irresistible force,
l have for some time past been silent upon the me-
fures adopted for the construction OF government
In Dude The organization however, Of the province has
been rapidly preceding settlement has been
made uIon terms which the natives consider suicen;~
air. II will remain IN force for three years duriI
which period the scientific survey essential 10 really
just assessment Of the land tar, will be driven on Thu
code prepared by Mr. Temple, which has been ouni to
work so well IN the Punjab, has been introduced. and
with some slight notifications, Il the fundamental
low Oh the country may remark, rossrst that this
n Cnt v eVht ubo 10 nasefst
cd, Is becoming the ground law our non regulation
provinces II rs already law in the Puniab. Berar and
Vute. nwil speedily be introduce into Nagporc ant
believe the Lieutenant Governor intends give cur.
rency throughout the nonvceulston provinces OF Ben
gal military police has been organized, consisting Of
three hattaons CT foot and nine rssaahs rocrs OF
hoie all under an energetic officer, superintendent
lbs cfcc y, perhaps, somewhat smaller than will be
Ultimately required but for tho present of the police
work "a performed by tho regular soldiers depa-t
mtnt OF public works has been created with separate
officer a. W. head and an officer Of some experience az