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

Micsi anmoeiues operating on powafiui ciahs band-
ed togetner by common interests. practical remedy
u the admission Of Kansas into the Unioa ~ free
state That fatal act which gave birth TO
TINS purely sechoDa strife, originating In the scheme TO
take from free labor the country secured by solemn
covenant cannot be too disarmed Of It's pernicous
Inc only genial region OF the middle ATTITUDES LETT
70 Inc emgrans OF the Northern States for homes cannot
be conquered from the free aborers who have long
dered y AZ set apart for them inheritance, without
provoking desperate struggle We have seen other ad
aresses iae which certainly did MT meet this awkward
question IN 80 bold strain but which ,oqueted with IT,
R,nysa Sn y and rang the changes on the " federal
merging OF particular theories in the safety OF the
paphc We trust that the citizens Of the States win
KNOW now 70 appreciated courage which will neither pal
ter with momentous question, seek TO base the
saiety OF the republic upon timid compromises aud n
oy bis courage aud his ability Col Fremont the
object OF his patriotic ambition We certainly shall con.
gfanIae Doth the States and this kingdom III. eepG0n
r," S S @e " seems 10 % ,.sones a,es 'e regard os
aydc7u atsfinsnee from Dragging Of them.
News from Egypt
IMMENSE SHIPMENTS OF sPEcIe FOB INDIA-LARGE
CARGO OF SILKS AND OTHER vALUABLE5-THE
KING OF DUDES MOTHER AT cAIRo-sAID PASHA'5
GRAND FETEs- EUROPEAN CUSTOMS PREVALENT
GREEK H0NoRS TO THE PAsHA.
Correspondence OF london Times
ALEXANDRIA, July %, 1885.
The steamers yaletta and Euxne which brought out
the mails Of The 10th July arrived on the 18th and 10th
Ms and return this day with the India and China mails
BY the mail Of the 9th Of July there was brought to
Egypt Tor India and China f976 900 In specie, from Eng
one time.
The cargo rom India and China also the largest that
has ever yet arrived consisting Of eco packages Of silks
for England and Vrance but the transit administration,
under It's present direction, not able TO bring the
whole OF the cargo TO Alexandria Ia time for ship
ment 10 Europe 70 day, though three days aud at
half have nearly expired eacc the steamer
rived at suez and abou, ono thousand packages
viii be left hennd 10 be forwarded to their destination
fortnight hence Owing the rise Of The Ne the ferry
on the Rosetta branch OF tho Nile be used, and
pr thn nplv IN, lima roi
way between Alexandria and Cairo The electric tale.
graph in the Desert between Cairo and Suoz has been
completed and it Is 70 DO hoped untowArd delay
win srsc IN the construction Of the railway the
Desert so as 70 leave az little possible for mis-
heps IN the transit.
The mother OF the ex King OF Dude has arrived in Egyp.
with the heir apparent the throne Of 0ade and suit
Of 9S persons She Is At Cairo, where she ntends
remain for few days and viii proceed to England 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
quantitier The price OF wheat has somewhat fallen.
Freiehts are es Sd. per quarter Exchange on London
continues at lol piastres per pound sterling
secession two years to the government Of Egypt and
came on under suspicious circumstances the 10th l7h
and 18th nst AZ the Psshas private palace at the Gabarr
Immediately in front of the ,ace there erected
three gay decorated pavions for the Of his high
ness the ptan princes and the consuls, and gran
portico with architectural colonnades 54o feet long
each side so feet broad surmounted with $50 flags with
10000 lamps, which were lighted up each ni1h'
au,.s -: fine effect There a,o a r pro,
built 100 feet Gus oy 100 feet broad and harem for the
shss ladies and the European lady vsiters containing
20 built expressly for the occasion and hav ne the
exterior brightly illuminated
In the portco for the lower classes there thea
ire where among Other ,hings was represented the
prominent position; and cosmorama panorama,
dioTama, dissoIvng views, rope dancers, greasy
were there for the amusement of the public. On
each day all corners fed from the Pasba's
Kitchens and on each night besides the ,t iilumi-
10 hold 800 persons built inside the palace, in which
there were opera and ballet performances, AZ perform
having been brought out from Milan expressly and
the Turkish ladies enabled 70 look from benin
lattice work the back OF the theatre while tho CALLER,
was for the use Of the European lady vsters Mar.
bsncs OF music we're Stationed all oyer the gemnds
there were SEQ European musicians employed at the dill
erent theatres and reirelhments were freely Distribute
| to all present
On the morning Of the 10TH the ceremony began wit
salute OF 1ol guns, aud the Nseroy held levee, wbe
all the heads Of tie Ashomcdan and Christian clergy
the European consus in uniform, presented their r.
spects. Recschd Pasha was present, and all tho officer
S new pssed nj sds
their obeissnce II European merchants OF Aexandri
also came forward and presented n bis Rghness gel
medal, With address thanking him for the freedom
has granted 10 the trade OF Egypt 10 which he made
very ra,abe reply in French, saying that he would
ways sromote the interests Of commerce, which was h
10. ftbs ended on the evening Of the 18Th with mag
nicsbt banquet given in the large saloon, at which az
w,ach were given to each * the European consul
,or distribution. Opposite 10 said Pasha was scate
Rcdschd Pashs, and next 70 them the principa
rifho itics the kuropa<n Corxus Gc5crai Europeans
saiiyes alsernsiirg Az The resources O. we coun.r
Spshas handsome services 81 gold and silver numoerles
eandeIatras and waxlishts trsnsparencies and orna
ments Of every description gave stre the scene whic
unanimously admired The dinner did not last long
a. IL customary with the Turka: tn, spccchc
made and mmcdiasey .uer saIf Pasn, adjourned q
another smoke The HIRES
then resumed and great display Of eruption
Mount vcsuyius and the burning ofPonpcI took place.
One remarkable feature in these yc,s the prepsz
derance Of European tastes and customs, though tn
Turks and kgyr.ians were very numereSs and misc'
pended by the vcercy on this occasion was enorrnOrs
lloo eco being considered low estimate Of the cost
| be was most lavish in every detail
grand review Of tho Viccroys army oxpcctc,
but for some reason or other did not take place.
On the 10th Rsdschd Pasba, the viceroy's prncIra
guest took bn departure for Conazuacpe In the IA
ihas fine yacht faid sehaad, and he hardly he'll
feeling rraaed with TIC attentions shown 20 him durir
his visit EgyT and perhaps said Pasbs win some ds,
derive benefit from u when Redschi Pasha
10 power at Coustantinogto.
On the 10th The Greek Consul the part 81 hs govern
nent, scented 20 the Pasha Greek decoration,
acknowledgement of inc seuiency shown by hts Hehnss
towards the Greek reside1t OF Egypt the lime ~ Ia
when ali Greeks were ordered y So sxpslsd from ID
Ottoman dorainons.
Affairs sn India.
End or THE KINDLY TSsrHHEcTioS--rHg VIEW Rvzl
IN oupE--cKNsus orlrng rUYJAB--vorrSe Al
ELECTIONS IN CALCUTTA AB0L1sHED--LocAL IN
rRovENESrs-A Rx1.rafous ESUErE-wArEt
woRKs--TuE MONSOON.
lCorresI oneence OF the london Times.l
CALCUTTA, June II. 1855.
The disturbances In Kimedy have ceased Ths Sow
rzhs-tbc tribe chiefly implcatad-refnsed asis; ths
section which bad taken up arms, and the followers o.
Denia swamec, finding themselves unsupported. skunk
hack 20 their own villages. The local authorities
cusoi q exaggeratng the danger but without
" rot IN the rover Of Ok liIE 10 the spread q
ndsan rebellion and twenty four hours Of unchecked
SUCCESS would have covered the province with armed
avarcs. Tho Madras government deserves great credit
for the promritudc and decision with which faced the
danger That government IA not popular IN Iais. IL
rns principle believed ~ be extreme tsa Isy 81 the
central authority, but Ia this instance n has undoahed
both judgment aud activity Had the disturbances astt
Tor another week the dstrc, would have been ocsupe
by an irresistible force.
have Tor some time past been silent upon The me-
fnfes adopted Tor the construction OF government
In Dude The organization however OF the province has
been rapidly preceding revenue settlement has been
mace VI on ttrms which the natives consider sufficiently
fair. wilt remain in force for three years dursi
rcr.of a. Il Il.