The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-17

just been seized with violent nervous attack After shs
had recovered from the emotion caused by The sight,
Mime Cabel turned her thoughts the object OF her visit
to lie Mans and began practising the pieces which aha
was sing the next morning al a public concert When
she had gone over them twice, knocked
at her door II Was the chambefmaid Of the hotel who
came to tina, her singing had produced the most sin
guar effect on the sick person and that the medical
began to hope that music would produce cure. Mme
Cabel, hearing this did not hesitate moment, and
singh for part Of the night to alleviate saerngs Il
her temporary neghbor. Not content with this, tho
the day after having sung at the concert she returned
and sang for the sick five six much as sins
had done before the public.
MiscellaneOus Foreign Items.
The return from the Bank of England for the week end
Ing the I'D Of September gives the following results whss
compared with previous sso a.. ssso ss
Other deposits ,049489 Decrease. Ib1 4Te
Rest st. Il. cn:, Il: I, i. asSsase Increase s
Government securities. flo, esq increase fi?l7e
Other securities. I5,227,oeS pecrease t2os
The amount Of circulation is eco Ol5 $685. being
decrease of f138 O35 and the stock Of bullion in both
24ss,l5o, when compared with the preceding rstura.
correspondent Of tho London Herald wrtcs.--
the lowest weekly return Of the Bank Of England since
1857 when the bullion had diminished " &C. 4S4 OSS and
the increase from that date to September 49, when the
return shows aissaseiS, is $40 and the in
Der H. CT 58l 00 the lowest have the last return
Of aSs 49, s or an excess Of the increase
from January 1857 the increase Of bullion the Bank Of
England to the last return is sse4, whilst ths
Bank Of France the increase Is fl8, 092 ,09S
The English Board OF Trade returns for the month ana
eight months ending the 31st Of August 1865, 1867 and
1883, have been issued. We subjon statement Of the
total declared Of the exports OF British rish
produce and manufactures during the month aud eight
months -
FIRTH mosih Sor eight mo~ss
1886 ........ 1858, 1922 ETA $50, 9A
1857 .......... IL ,638 ,805 .......... 84,866,718
1858. ....:;.., ll,l34 1853. :........ 75,5se,s4
with laGt In an fhn svaNn
is only f5o4 oa2 or 10 per cent, but tho eight
months il amounts 10 60 ,Oeo, 1854 or 10 per cent
The imports OF gold and silver amounted 70 E14l0s47
and the exports 70 Es6o ,ss7 The total value Of the
ports ofgod daring the eight months Of this year
ed to ELS ssl 3s4 and of silver 70 ca ss4, making
total q Ele during that period The exports u
gold during the eight months reached total Of Is 3d.
l2a and o. silver q @ ase making the total exported
over the exports being f0,4S2 500
The london Times OF the I'D utmo, ssys:-Athough
the present influx OF bullion continues we must prepare
il can possibly take Asfar as the management Of pub
lie enterprises concerned the country Is without cha
racteg, sno no man will trust his ueighpor
The London Post Of the 2ad utmo observes Had ths
present Atlantic cable proved efficient for, say period Of
six months only would not another the pattern
have been under way before the expiration Of that timer
greet that il is otherwise The cable must have
greater conducting area and believe need no. be
veloped IN spiral wire easing.
The London Chnnile Of the cath ult says-rhe means
OF instantaneous intercourse Wth America must not be
left dependent upop the chances single cable or par
ticuiar route. We must tie tie continents together By
many bonds OF union following different channels aud ter
mnatng nj different points.
The Liverpool, Tine Of the 2sih uit remarks:--Mr.
Brett states in letter that what little Mr.. Whteaouss
knew OF electricity he derived from himself, ana the lct
ters AMI correspondence IN the newspapers have beea
greatly calculated, be declares 10 nsead the pabhc
mind He expresses hope that the directors will be
coGragca t. cable next year of three electric oouduc
tors AM hc gives some mixing OF what may be done 70
prevent future failure.
xcss y,c l1t
leoi affair. in the Mormon nsarrecton aud the
dsgraciu transactions which bayc occurred at Staten
Island the want OF vigorous executive able instantly
the law (of The United Stcsl hAs boon most
powerfully experienced.
Tho treaty just concluded with China will introduce
the Russians the heart or Manchoura and the trade
with the country will take enormous proportions IN
presence Of these results IL not surprising that the Rus
occupy themselves with ths means OF constr
railway 20 the AMOR, and from the Amcor 10 tho Pa
CHIC Ocean following the right bank OF tho river Tho
Russian colonies rise mushrooms ator the rain over
all the extent OF the AMOR Mutudes Of coonists pass
through lrsoutsk without ceasing. There, where the
river Dsc falls into the AMOR upon the len BANK new
town Bahovestscheusk has just been founded Churches
and chapcls constructed 70 facilitate the
of the Russo Greek religion The Bishop Innokcute has
gone with this IN from frkontsk 10 Ayan. seminary
Is TO be founded At Bahovcszcheusk. The Russians
besides, Contemplate pcoplns the right bank OF ths
Amoor with Chinese, who multiply in tho slands u
CLna.
The London TINES or the 23lh ano says:-The British
treaty OF Ten sin has now been nearly week England
and not even precis Of ID has been made public Ths
Hoa Frederick Bruce arrived at the Foreign ono. a.
saturday and every one naturally concluded that tbs
treaty woaId certainly appear in the Tuesday Gose
the Cdy, comes out and makes no sign Merchants ana
shpovncrs were naturally impatient and rate To them
an early Of the stpuIsons that hereafter
highest possible interest bnt great pccunar mpor.
lance We have been able 10 give the heads Of the a
draught upon which the treaty framed but We knos
nothing cfthe document which was ultimately signed
The iondon Saies~an obscrres-Thc nnc old port n
vafranca has suddenly, ana II by magic come ate
possession his Czarsh Majesty AnS thereby the arst
the Strides pu<
Colossus 10 hs march towards the setting sun
The London AfAergrm obscrvc,'-The ceremony q
divine worship nj the Tueries IL, reality Of tbs
peasant bits Of dissipation Of the Partisan week Tbs
ceremony IL OF full dress aud opera gacs and vhea
the entire audsnce OF congregation are in Their places,
their distant friends remarkable strsngers through
Their glasses, others discussing matters Of interest ia
subdrcd toae, and seect few carrying very quiet
unossentatous but unmisakeablc frtaions,hcn takes
place an at Of decided ~orsp The voice 20 cscsai
announces the coming OF Their iropcrs Mscscs and the
august appearance Is acknowledged With srrakr demon.
sraton o. RESPECT chan u awarded b. the worshppcrs
- tho lord " Heaven ard u earth
The following account II the vintage prospects In the
south Of France Is from reliable source-Aflcr series
Of bad years caused by the ravagrs Of the odium W.
may CONSIDER that the disease has nearly disappeared
To drynoss q the temperature during the summer,
which has proved injurious e. cereals and othw produce
has beea favorable 70 The vine. The fruit abundant
add perfectly dcveopcd by tho heat that spite Of
our having been obliged a. destroy many old vines 10
Consequence Of ticr having been attacked by The dis.
ease VIC Anticipate vintage cquang the average years
Of the Cd tines
C1l2ncn ss''es9sr Of the 23I o. september savs u
The European hsrvest.-In Belgium and Holland = fua
average crop has been harvested although The dry AMI
hot season has reduced the crop districts Dor.
ton viii be available for export. In Northern Germany,
Rsa and countries bordering the Baltic, the crops are
below an aversgethe sandy and naturally dry soils q
Prussia and Russia having suffered from the drought and
heat ~ the present summer Those countries bordering
the Baltic viii not furnish the usual supplies except
cous siderable rise 10 varc takes place Denmark always
large Exporter VII irnsh fair average quantity, the
crop ng, the Who'll rather above average Here,
~ IN Europe generally The has operated unfavora
biy on the lighter soi Uomlng b. the United Kingdom.
appears tina, IA Eisild, Notwithstanding the injury
caused IN dsttls ~ severe drought the ceresl
crops will exceed an Average
The Galway TtaJtc1iV The arrival there
Monday the Goth umo OF several or the directors of
the Midland Great Western Railway, with view among
other objects Cor facilitating and increasing trafc u ar
ing down line OF railway from hcr terminus 70 TIC i0ck