The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-20

crop IN the south OF France. Some localities will give
10 per cent mis- calculation IL favorable Il the
hess we received month since would lead expect
On the ether hand the from Lombardy and P,ed
mont are more satisfactory; but never heess SILK v
be dear this year. The OF silk produced in Furooe
this will not be suciep, the corsu p,lon and "a
| must again have recourse 10 India an China
Trade has been quiet In Paris 1t must be recosc,ed
however, that this the dead for several
| Of industry
Dispatches from Madrid speak OF Revolutionary s,en ps
In tho South OF Spain. They had been suppressed Mad
| rid Tranquil.
The elections for tho new Belgian Chamber were pro
crossing favorabiy for the LIBERAL party.
letter from Madrid, dated July 2, says-
The feeling of confiderable uneasiness in Mady,d
and reports are current tending TO show that
or widely spread conspiracy EXITS in various parts OF
spain Caflht movements are also spoken OF IL is said
that plot has been discovered at Santoua the north
coa' also that battalion In garrison vttoa has been
reyoH observed IN @ ranks There s, unquestion-
ably, ceiling OF alarm abroad, although 1t is i'm
possible to say exactly on what u is founded he
| spiraey at Malaga comprebeDded twelve or fifteen
pon sonea officers OF srnllery wa, In revub
Lean sense corporal named Csu,pelo has been shos
by sentence OF court martial The nsurgent band thai
showed itself In The Sierra Morena snd which esrs md
papers from the south persist in estimating at 10 or 80
men IL ssid to have consisted Of natives of Bsyen ana La
Carolina and 10 have dsr ,bptsd democratic proclAma
tons. After oobpg one mail they attacked second but
The esco aided by armed civilians from toe ne Oh
boring villages, drove them away. they left man
dead on toe ground.
Advce from Oporto regarding the prospects Of tho vim
ige continue bad As statements such matters Affect
prices they must DO received caution bot The follow.
Ing letter to the London nmes from highly respectable
source, although an Interested one:-
Accounts from all quarters agree In stating that during
the last few hot days the progress OF the odiump has
been terrible. NV vines free from It, and be,s
covered with 1t In forty eight hours. They rul-
phreo ana thick bed of lphur placed under ihem
and is under them now, subject 70 the constant on
hot sun.
The attempted nsurrecuon In Italy was directed, II 10
said against the King or Naples and the Pope, no. With
view to particular form Of government but get nd
OF tho Italian Bourbons expe Austraus and those
who are protected By them from Italy.
Vienna letter intmates that Prince Gortschason ID
shortly to visit tina. chpit and that the attributed
toa commence ment Of friendly relations Bot
the courts of st. Petersburg and Vienna.
The Berlin correspondent the London Time, says Tho
most prominent feature OF the tariff s tho ad-
mission Of iron Of almost all kinds duty which will
not quite exclude 1t, while formerly altogether pro-
hiblted. Cotton goods all reduced considerably and
in some cases TO onefourth OF the former duty linen,
however, only to about half The duty raw sugar
10 10 xered and refined sugar formerly prohb ed now
enters at five bes and four roubles pood Tobac-
co In leaves is reduced from ~ TO roubles
The St. Petersburg correspondent tf the London Thus
rays that Mr. Seymour the American Minister recalled
The heath of Marshal Rs te'zky h very bad and IL 10
feared that he will sink from excessive prostrat,p
The Russian papers the discovery OF extern
five fields OF coal ana 'sta Of iron-the latter IL tho
Crmea
Advces from Ccuaanunopls OF the 24,h Of June mako
mention of On official report by Refs Osman master Of
Ottoman coasng craft, to the authorities rreo,z nde
the l6h OF tina, month"; OF this vessels having while
hauled up the beach q, GhelenDk, been fired INT, on
he Sd by Russian steamer OF carrying Brsh lag
when some seven or eight out of OF shots struck
her hull, and which same steamer after firing some 100
shos at the bazaar without causing any damage Of i'm
portance, Eeghed anchor, and gave chc to- soaly
captured another Ottoman coastng cram, salt laden win
merchant board belonging Trebizouds The steamer
Afterwards vent on 10 soudiso Kaleh, accompanied b
three gunboats in tow, where after oombarding pace
some eighty or ninety armed men landed, ransscsed tho
bazaar Of the most valuable goods exposed therein GALE
then set fire 10 the and the contiguous houses
capturing two more ceasng craft belonging rrebizoade
laden with butter AMI grain. Tho same Refs O,maa
moreover reports that to~nis the close Of MAY 5efer 3ey
and Mbme Phs, at the head OF 20 900 Crcasssos sDi
Poles defeated IN the vicinity OF Anapa Russian force
10 COO With dreadful slaughter, quarter bong shown
Prince GagG inc hsd evadeo tbe waohfuIness Of Chr
castan slarpshoo,ers. and cooved land bsta-
Hons during the darkness Of the Dght whioh force had
occupied Gagra Letters Const and smyrna
by the overland mall speak OF serious disurbaBces In
Mirgrela
Russian steamer under the English Gag approached Tho
Crcs'san ports Of Gelendek ADD soogk Kse and sunk
several small vessels, after taking caAndire
they had on board
Accounts from Athens Of the 9Th state that heavy rains
Ind done some injury 70 the and vines
Aivcss from Teheran rcpor. that Mr. Murray tho SRI
tph Minister In Persia, had demanded that regimen, Of
the Indian army should sccompsny him On bis entry into
Tehersn, which demand tho Persian had
fused Tn submit to.
There no later advlces from India Tho london
inns publishes a letter from army officer. dated la
hore, Nay H. in which Ia stated that rhe sstn Ma
tveInfsntry, at Ferozopore, hsvns refused W Icy down
their arms, cot to pieces by tho cavalry shot By
the Europeans and orders issued kin everyma Of
the regi nent wherever be may be found. They have
burned nine bungalows and the church there, bu, all
Europeans safe The three hund- sepoys VITO 70.
away from here ycsterdsy been well punshes By
the Pupjabsse. Report says nearly ell we're killed.
News from Tunis 10 the LIST has arrived Jew ~
Tuns having been insued By the Moors and hsvss 70
Piled with blWphcmies against the religion Of kahsnes
vas thrown nn prison, and WAS af,cr cards beb.sdsd
and his corpse abandoned insults OF tho moo mo
Consus unanimously protested agans, these ouuascs
Mr.. Crosse the English Consul he's arrived at Mar.
solles the bearer Of protest against tho oond Of
Bey.
The Great Telegraph Expedition.
LIvssrooL, July 4, 1857.
Cs1lfn0 Of ne Cable Board ne Htaoard-rN Work Cow
menoca Of last-Se. IN ne Hold Of ae SAip-rA> sa~s
al their Thsk The Woy ey take the Cabk In and SO IN
Fiato-Socsdi Lifs hbout tie Conc, dc dc DC
Last Monday tho long delayed an,icusy expected day
arrived for the taking Of the cable board Nagara