The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08
ARRIVAL OF TIE FULTON.
ADDITIONAL NEWS FROM EUROPE,
The CHINESE TREATY.
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
Conviction Of Walter Savage landor for an
Obscene Libel OF Lady
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The United ssatee NEIL steamship Fulsso Csut Ia. 4
Woon arrived yesterday moving from Hsvrs via Co xos
having ler the latter port 26se nit At hrss ~
bringing papers four days later than before received
The news they co0tao, however has been 0aea ~
the Fulton calling "a Cape Pace tie ID lust
On the e,o ins;, e3s A. ~ J. Ksrady, native n Hun
gary, aged 81 years, aiso.
the Futon brirgs hundred ten passengers aud
three hundred tccr cf y.iustle sr-ght
The steamship Vanderbilt, from Ee~ YORK l&sh UT
arrived at Cc~ee ii tbree A. or the as.n
The Paris correspondent OF the Pot says
Intelligence has been seceivad to-day Sunday or the
accoucbwert ~ the Empvess Arstrs Fer Mejas,y has
been delivered OF Inc inisat Princs ana nus limos
rial mother are boh doing we'll
The fire uhicb took place the Agamenoon occurred
in the warrant ofbcsrs storsyoom
Tha London 7iysss 10 letter from Queensown. August
90 s'Ates that the MAJ Tower (oe from Nav oresa. 70
Nantes with cargo Of slaves and passengers os2-
sized the Sd OF August during . gale 10 lattuas
81 N, longitude ~ W. Fireeu hands were loes
and the master end several others bavisg rot
on To wreck wbea che ughted picked up BY INC
American ship Cairo, from Deoan, landed in Quseas
town. The masters vito washeo CT tns wreck
The Lacy Franklin and Sophia had arrived al Aberdeen
from the Arctic winter whale d-he-y With % whales and
10 tons Of bone; both ships full The traveller of Peter
head, Lost BY the breaDs up o. the ice in the sprns
saved.
Ths veteran actor, j. P BArisy, sucosuly struck
with paralysis bile performing his chs OF Lancea
Gobho, in the 'herctant of Venice" 1t the prioossoe
theatre. he died shortly after. The deceased vas In
bis 6eth year.
The last numbers Of the Sndian received by the Iossa
mall contain discussions value a the coal rsc,oty
discovered in scinoil o trials reported The inns
says win prove extremely useful for locomotives and
river steamers and give nov impulse to the progress Of
this territory snd is important port OF Kurraches.
Tie Eoile Beige Igives tie following example OF tbs
danger Of too prec'pis,e inte-menL A few days ago
While the clergyman rectDg the usual prayers ovs,
the ccin Of child the supposed dead child Who bad
only fallen into trance evoke and shocked at the SIDES
OF the coAp, ut,errg Tho coffin was opened Aaa
the child taken TO the hospital
The OF the bomoardrnent Of Jiddsh I'd orsa,od
little sensaion 10 PArH, and there persons
appear ony half pleased with 1t, because It doas
without the cooperation Of French msn.ot.wH
lord and Lady ,lmersion expected ia Parts. aod
would, II said, pass come days at H. do PsrsiSnys
seat Of Chamsrsnce.
The Paris Correspondent Of the H-ah states that a,
another conference held Of The Foregn Once, ,ncos
ans business vas transacted regarding The
navigation Of the Danube the pienipo,ensaes sigoed
protocol Aarulry has been cone by the speciA
commission appointed under be treaty Of Paris
the question: nd referring the question TO the various
governments for settlement, BY channels Of d.
pionacy.
Some exciemer: occurred In Cata,ons ia references
70 tho discovery two very rich Mines o0s gold ssd
the other Of LEAD q,nsa OF the ore "a said v
cont, In three OF silver.
tn Cologne Gssotn ssys:-Duripg the late military
the camp Neun Klrchen near Vienna a
Incident took place the motives OF which have us Yea
been cleared up The Hungarian regiment, Don Migae.
Grad hall trdo Car d.
'front.' of 1t, killing thrco and seriously woundng eight
others
The following the taxi Of the despatch received fro
st. petersburg announcing the conclusion OF tne treaty
with Chin -
Im AMBASSADOR o. FRANCE 10 raE xrsI.ru, or roRuos
mfAiEs-
ST.. PErERssrRG, August % 1864
despatch from reu tsip dated Jupe ~ states tssi
treaty has been concluded between Coics aod Ra--s,
also been concluded batweer China o.es PoSA~s
The ports are open liberty granted to the chrstso r-
len; consular establishments ADMITTED ano dpl,roalo
agents 10 DO established Pextn France and Ensl.ed
have obtained considerable indemnity.
Our Pris Correspondent or nate of 22d olt wrs
as foosr:-professor Morse haodsores dned ~
TIos Freres rrosiocesux, hut the dsins dsaed Au-r
cans who. a. you viii acc By the pablo prn,- ocsle
on that occasion. net assisted oy gsIlsnen
Of corresponding rank po&:ton. rhs ia s,csc-
sscs with what wrote you be comparative isdcsr.
cree In regard 70 tie tolesrspa conaeoasn bcs~o~p
Europe and America, the pat Of largs body a
sescntnc ncr. Pen emira, TIE Emperor he's nus~a -
Ue example Of nhcvslity toward Professor aorss, Nh
great faspt o. he schevsmrp, ard sH the other Po~ws
of Europe have artsoy Indicated IN. shch each
q them 10 vts 10 contribute 10 tbs sorss funt Tns
sum VIII, IN al probability, q ,lion Of france
report prevailed hat 10 sxrmisn sacr bad taSea
place between ihs Enssb aud,he coc-0 oauiie CA1ca
nfy Of the former taken and deeaItsies ana soer
bodies FRIED into tho Interior
TIE Empress Eugene has grac'oasly oonsep,sd, a Il
said 70 accept he title Of Gra. lsnroie q -recch
nect
Negotiations foo between Mr. Charles Kesu md
Mr. Gyo for a series Of sbskspsrisn revivas co ths
sisse OF the new orers house 10 cpvcni Grieu.
hscile George, tho great -ossdnn> Of the Frs, Em-
pire, sDeus 10 publish Ter mcmors-