The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-30


nea against this decision has just given judgment ana
confirms The view taken BY the lower court
Aseau Durans o., Of London, staie on August 10
An Ia Cnius s,Ir 70 small are stocks In the .nds
- consumers that they have been rom TINA TO time
n return 10 general curren Of business bu, hitherto
without "a 81 result In the meantime holders have been
% DO ana n,v sesr q .Ss e
upply u very moderate The deliveries are good the
Increased prices demand ed of The new Italian sk almost
"a Asauo silk In Bengal silk the position remains an
demand for but finest sizes, and for
these only 70 moderate extent
In the Overland Circular OF Messrs H. W. Jewesbury
Co., Of London, 10 observed that "he late unfavorable
sdvices from India have sgain caused speculative
AHve I. ain advanced In price In other ptdduoe little has
Aeen doing, excepting for immediate requirements, the
ssssod stase Of affairs in the East making buy very
sasous In their operations Dyes and dyeing materials
Aave bean In moderate request.
ne Paris Dsba contains article ON Indian matters,
which, After treating with rieicule the Idea OF the do
cine Of England or Of the ultimate success Of the nsur
gents, takes the Pal Nerston cabinet 10 task for IT. want
q proper foresight and anticipates for II the fac Of the
Aberdeen ministry In 1866.
contained 40 houses almost entirely reduced
the 9Th Of August than 1900 persons being thus
deprived q shelter was only BY the most eITaordi
efforts that the two churches and sixty houses we're
BAved from destruction.
The session Of the Swiss Federal Assembly closed the
81 Of August Some interpretations announced on the
subject of OF Ooone Barmann from Paris and
which were to have beea made by Dr. schneider in the
national council and by james fay In the council Of
Mo Safes did not take place, In consequence OF comic
romeo OF hose two deputies with some influential members
q Mo federal government -
The Lord Chief Justice Of the Queens Bench Ireland
his functonares and 9th have visited SPOIL
less COTTAGE which y still In the hands Of the police The
he acruted accompanied by his ell est SON. james, has
wahed through the pcpulous .rees Of Dublin. He
s>Ates his intention OF em,g Alins 10 New Zealand
letter from BedenkopT 10 Grand Ducs Hssse states
thas the prireely family OF Sayn Wiugeusen has just had
. mar ow e'cape The reigning PRINCE his sister the
rDeess Lora, The Priuct Albert and several other per
some Of both sexes he large lake
r OF Berlebourg when the boat upse che greater por
Non Of the male part of the party able TO reach the
bank but the ladies' three In number would have been
bet had not Prince Albert aided them ize hold OF
Me boat and keep themselves Aaost until assistance
rived.
The Bologna 5asote that the works for the
great nrsl railway Of the Ponidca ates called Pho
OenIae are 20 commelce In the course Of the present
month On teveD different pcnts II Monte RotOndo,
fcrni, Fuhgno senigsgia Pesaro, For an Bologna
In London, on the lc.h Of August, was published sup
pemt nary paper relative " The N atinis In the Eat
hcies II includes resolution and procls alton OF the
Governor General Of India In council the l6h Of Nay
As d,avo sipg all intention OF Interfering with the caste
NE Calcutta CrAds AsociAo1 o~ring assistance 70 the
government and the reply Of the govern Of India
the reemasons to Assist the government, address Of
che French Consul and French residents or Calcutta TO
Me Governor General very kindly Offering their services
Of need; report OF neet!eg OF the British India
Association held the 22d OF MAJ expressive OF regret
and cngast the ct heerut and Deh the
report OF public meeting OF the native community 81
Calcutta under Presd ency OF Rsdhsksn R.s Bahs
door the report Of meeting OF the Mshommed ans of al
sstA the spii' Of "hca Tss most 10y all and meeting
Of some young held me 23d Of Nav, o. the prem
- Of BAboo Goosoo ChurD Dey BsowaniOore, Chucker
bsra, in the ubaros Of Calcutta for The same patriotic
purpose.
me Paris Steele warmly supports the Turkish policy
de mouveneI and thas iu dsapprobaton OF
the resistance offered by the Porte To the Of
The four Po-eH-We nsv NOT shed much generous
he Porte set aside just influence in the East and II 10
dc 10 updersand how the Turkish govern pen which
indebted 10 us for 10 existence should be unenigh
ened with regard TO it, real interests not TO ,eve
Mat State organized bot ,een Russia and Ausvia would
Sox ~ best protection We readily understand the
policy OF Austria but The motives which Ac.uAte England
are less clear.
The Kings couay (Irelsnd) Chronicle Observes
promise Of good ADD productive harvest The ~eather
% ntnues most favorable for rpening TIE grain crops
" ana quality II u reported Thai there IL an sppear
moe Of smut and rust In the wheat aud informed
BY an In eeen correpondent hat .hs very per opt
Bio In the n.igbborhoot Of Tallamore, he having OBJ
served II In several fields. We regret 10 perceive that
scc or contemporaries mention the appearance OF the
such complaints from his neghbOrhood % any extent have
reached N.
nsssrs nourier valent Paris have succeeded In
fssDg soy which very closely resembles gold. The
materials and proportions used by them are pure copper
ZOO pLs, (ey weisnI Iino, II; masnesa, O. sal ammoni
oUve SSi in saisSls fu,o.oe the m.spas l a%
noac lime and tartar are then addee separately and BY
degrees, In the form Of 20 .der the whole 10 stirred for
about thirty minutes 10 thoroughly nix the Ingredients
md he zinc 10 then thrown the surface, having nrst
BEEN ground Into very small grains the srrng contnu
ID until the fuson 10 complete The crucOls Is
ed and the fusion continued for about try I'VE minutes
whes 10 uncovered and skimued with care and the
oonens into mould of moist ssnd metal Tue
material which results may De cSAt a such Temperature
Mai any ornamental forms may be given 70 II.
pamphjes, containing serics OF Assays and exseri.
nens the iron Of Kumson Bhsbdr in Northern India,
AssA ooU y-hN .hnA h. ar ANU nv ~ ~
tbs engineer and uireTaoest, 70 shom tne world 10
indebted for many valuable discoveries both In India and
Aca and who nrst Get The Indian iron works In operation
he various experiments, shich have been made With
extreme care and IN the most sole ntio manner show
ma. the won y from 20 70 30 per ccoi sronee- ,hsn The
up The results BY observto g'From thsso expert
nepv ", therefore, obvious that the Ku naon iron Is,
from i's exrer elasticity, its trans erse aud Ia ense
Strength admirably sdapD r., making raj way bars AMI
I'll other kinds q railway iron. Ana f1r'htr from is
ana beautifully close str lc.nre .. seen when aclared
II equally well suit d for making shoi and shell
The Ioaior Times CT Augrr l2h, s,yz;-Hr. Easinan's
rcs wcrcy eieIiay iel on TIC Arsenal wharf, woolwch
under the supervision r. eu nsn Colonel Wumot, super
rtepdsni Of government gan facorie, Wool-ich and
havpg twice fred with double charge Of bl,ns cart
r6ee-rsuely, 30 Trs Of pnwder,-they we're ersmined
AMI found TO have stood the satisfactorily The guns
were simply ponied and placed IN position on temporary
platform, composed of rough and unsecured psnks and
from their rmous weishtl' tons-fhey did no. evtnce
TIE shgh'er movement nor reco me material Of which
Prom PERI nents made In the United states this species
Of 10 found 70 project 30 pound elongated rifle
shell nj shi " four English miles The huge mortar
recently constructed al Bscsrs under the direction Of
Lord Pslmerfton, exported 70 DO proved In few days
In the lorg range OF the woovch msrsh platform OF &c
feet by 81 hayn nc bcsn erected for that purpose.
According 10 the circular OF N Aries Du'our, II Lyons
business In silk Of every description continues I'm ted
neither the Disturbances IN India the hand, nor Nc
prospect OF large crop IN China sho other, having ex
ersei ANY very decided influence Al the present hgs
rsAs manufacturers v restrict he npton 70 the
smallest possible quantity Until about september or Octo
ber hen expected spring 'oets for toe United States
nay give an impulse 70 the demand
me london Trrcs OF the 18th OF August says;M the
Court BANKRUPTCY yesterday the discharge OF Mr. Hum
phrey Bro~n was ordered. The whole a the directors
also the general manager Of the Royal Brilsh Sank
against whom indictments 70 be preferred, hsve now
Obtained their freedom WITH the exception OF Mr. Coch
ran who has avoided arrest and the necessity OF giving
bail
In the House OF Commons on the 18th OF August M.
~ k~s notice that he should move for
eaxe 70 Introduce bill 70 enable iuries England and