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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-01
Our Berlin Correspondent.

bkkLiNi July I, 1858
Hurth q July Celebration IN berlin International C,ur
hsies - Darn Humboldt Cussi-Arpe,todn Tafriof
ism zJro0d-- What Baron Humboldt Ttinls Of Am1i
od-His Opinion Of Aorrnorisn, dc.
The anniversary OF the Declaration Of Independence fall
hR Sunday, the great national Jubilee Was kept on
the following day the residence Of Governor Wright the
American Minister, who had invited all his couutymen re-
edrg in passing through Berlin 70 attend II came OF
with he utmost tcat and success and think Am justified
in stating that the Fourth Of July celebrated 10
the Prussao capital With greater display Of cordial hos
ptaliy the part Of The boat, Of social ameny on
that Of the guests towards Of thirty Americans we're
pres, This occssop including the United states Con
su's a. Hamburg AM Bremen, CAPT, PeBdergrsst Z. NJ
Dr. ABBOTT. vim hs far ycung bride, daughter Of the
hon Theodore 9. Fay, Minister 10 Switzerland &c; and
the arrival Of the venerable Bsroe Humbodi, who came
ron rodsm purpose TO participate 10 tbis truly Ame-
festival shed especial grace and luse the co.
LIBERATION The party vat down about 70 board richly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-01
Overland ana submss,"e EeIsgrapess 60
Harope.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

TO THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.
wAsuSGros, July 20, 1853
In your issue Of yesterday said, in reference 10 the
uansas sntic telegraph, that
Resides De digestion h., both termlp, would be British
coil nere has his irsupersble objection urged 1b
me iceberg, coming dovc hts s,r. Davis, from Bal
their .usmeaed portions often sE.ns, ihs bot
ton there
These objections are not based upon fact Tue line Ia
proposed 70 from British soil. II will Danish
territory which presents the 10 prevent the
British any other government from improper Of
Tie line II 10 proposed 10 extend the lire, one branch
from the Faroe 10 Scotland and smother branch 10 Nor
way The King OF Denmark, from whom obtained the
coscssson for the above route engages 10 pcrm, all
TORS 10 adopt means 10 prevent the individual Of toe
line by any one Power.
The following clause, taken from my letters patent
granted by bis Majesty the King Of Denmark presume
viii be sunsisaS 70 demonstrate the cod in vc~, VIZ
Tsa, government, of Depnsrt will forever defend and
nacs transmit messenger ever the lin. herein coStsmps
iona
In regard 10 the icsberss, you are also mistaken No
one can prove the sstemert 10 be often said a.
you have stated Rivals have done much TO mysty tbs
truth That route liable 10 be bndered by ice
beras a. the route from Newfoundland W Ireland Noone
prove that oeberes have grounded on the routs
Of the transatlantic telegraph via Green and.
In the same editorial, you mention that another route
t'b has been suggested in the America, Iostiue" via
Behring'S straits You also puplsh official le.teT ffoc
that institute, rather claiming the oignson OF the ide
This ~ mistake II Is an old lies On that route have
devoted much time and msuy thousand % dollars -Four
yenssg w appealing 10 toe Emperor OF Ruasa on she
enterprise He swaroed ~ me all that could be dooe.
having in view ia ultima CONTAMINATION. For months /
engaged In The study Of The surveys Of TIE whole
rcute-sOoO miles-tbrcush Russia, Europe, Ass sod
America detailed account Of all theee matters was
published throughout she world, and rauss "a iuo sne
ssued form IN every language represented 70 vpe
have seen in macy ~ them from different paris OF oo'n
beowpheTes The folio spg ~ss pubusnen IN tne ou5 a.
journals of hi Majesty the Emperor OF Russia Nst -
tessburv and Mosc,v some four years ago; ADD Il The
American Institute all examine ihs eco md gou me o. ny
the Telegraph, u will nd quite fu account Of
ms Official journals announced the route N this manner
VIZ . .
Leaving g. Petersburg Mr. ehshner proposes 70 rua bis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-01

X; n. NJ s sseaes
Ksnsi 6"Snssn % into a.s pas.c through
nssr e: Srsa: e. country Chinese TsrarY from
S IL ss Il /. s iis s S:ss
mss Ma ae Telegraph Ms supposed win tend to increase
$, ssPsss the Of
ans Ss SUI s Coz: q
.nd thence along As siss 70 xissss psSDsss =
U ss run Sl son IN Sss o
gsne: !. THIS range south is
around by Behring's straits and be south The xros -
.ss ss s sss: y
i. ns Sa S % s
+; s s'd''d with one '''H'H' and Dn'''s'a a'n' q s's
In connection with this euterprbe, have bee. suvsra.
built BY me some years ago the frouuers OF sissou
onward to the Pacific ocean. TAI. p SHAFFNRR.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
AMEacAN INSTITUTE, MECH AMos' CLUB, Juns, 1857
Tho declaration Of the failure Of the then project OF lay
ing telegraph cable In the ocean is now July lsSs,
the opinion OF that remarkable person Mr. Every bodv
ORely and ALL for no invention k ever made bat thaG
as soon as 1t is success "he always knew"
Mr. Tlman first publicly proposed Behring's Straits y
the only useful water path for worlds telegraph Ths
etraits Ity miles only in breadth from Cape Prince
O&00R.
These capes are bold promontores The greatest depu
OF water In the straits about two hundred feet and be-
tween the capes nearly line, are the three ISLANDS
called the Diomedes, or which RAtmano IL the larrs.s
being about four miles long; the next Kruzoasteru.
u about Two miles long; the third Is . mere rock.
hAbted permanently, but visited often by toe Rsqu
maux Indians.
These straits were discovered In 17qs, by the Ruuisa
navigator vnus Behring Capt Cook exsmioed them and
Capt. BeeChey, strictly Il doubtful Whether thAaa
STRAITS blocked up by ice even in winter AMI the cs
Is not heavy - that Of Ban'a Bay; the prevaing
current settog through these to the north u the
tn free ice and further up the curreut
stronger to the northeast along tue ooss
little noticed had few dollars and could we'll an rd =
hire 70 work in Then late President Jsmea
Talmsdge, did for Mr.. Morse, aud pro-
videi MIN suitable apartments ia the University
building, on Washington square N carry hs Studies
In 1913, Mr.. Morse bad 50 far succeeded THAI ho
American Insttute during is Fair at Castle Gardea o.
the Battery encouraged him TO lay the drst cable be-
tween the Battery ana Governors island II succeeded
awarded TO a submerged cable. dc was Instantly
beset by that Mr. Every body. defended him with al
my strength and then put the Argument cooerso thAs
Morse rad discovered some supernatural mode u OK
found trouble evidence that Morse did
It and they would have lyDchc1 MIN only
The various improvements since tcat have been oxau-
med by The Institute which facs its pleasure its sction
which IS to promote every useful invocation
Nos the absurd plan just failed strikes Mr. Every
who he knew " SO the routo proposed by the No
Club long sgo by Behring's Straits new 70
hobody yet the account Of here given Is Mr..
Everybody; not became discovered Behring's Straits
but because possess .he and the leisure the
love of use fol Information. MElG3
Secretary of the Mechanics Club and one Of the Trus
tees OF the American Institute.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-01
Our Madrid Correspondents.

MADRID, June 3, 1888.
CAange Of Ministry ord Arend-cy Of 0Donnerl-sseam-
ship from H1p1nd.
The Ministry q lsturiz which had lasted ave months
ard hall, has dissolved OF s accord Az the time
Of Ne formation the fan Of the Ministry OF the Admiral
Armero, O'DorDell, lie believed, ws nvitsd 70 take
charge Of the government but ne declined believing
nouert not favorable 70 hs administration and the Min
later in Russia called home form Cabinet 10
nov come tbs, Isturz has been 10 retire. in
which the Queen promised 10 indulge hs inclination
soon .. she should have returned from her visit 10 the
sea coast In Masking progress, IL ,hous be remembered
the reception Of the court however ostenstous in the
several cities through which her Majesty passed was
never hearty and wse sometimes cold.
The course OF the late Minister has been little satsfac
tory 70 Isr,es has peitner "a ns nor aa1;aer
there has been no "pollcy The reius OF government
have only been held and tue nation has been altos ed "
geek Ne o~u prosperity without ntsrference. ros IN
cumbent bs rsded much 10 England, he'd learned there
some very preposerous idess, aud never cold see
dangers, because they not clesry IN szot Polu
clans sot weary 81 suoh insro aud when Xavier De ls
tariz reuFtd their pens IN the inksaods He a l.
mnsrAeon has bseD Hale period or narm tny 10 the
government 80 Of profound peace N TIE provocei Toe
dissolution Of the Cabinet ssid 20 have tarnef up,o
the question calling tosesher the Cores AMI ussbe 10
sgree, the designations followed.
On sbe fourtn anniversary Of the basls Of vcavsro,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-01

Tie only places whence explorations Of hsh have beea
made from the Spanish domInous sre.-Corun. 10 the
amount of $50 cwt from vgo Of lss from Village.
OF 6oto The only account rendered OF tue sn
cries OF the Philippine Islands In the number OF wetrs H.
censed amounting 10 T26 giving the annual rent o.
In Spain, besides what contained 10 the Renerazs1
tsb'e above, the province OF Carthsgena yieed $50
pounds OF coral Of the value o. % $50 qrauy from
me western COST az the peninsula OF that OF France aud
Africa 10 500 pounds worth cal 247 The vtlns
Of the sponge at Remedies (Cuba) eli sos rbs
vslro % the hsh roes tortoise aud tortoise shell taken
among the Antilles lot given antics stated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-01

THE FRhzyR RrvEa GOLD ExCfTEMsvr-Tbe
pub ,hcd accounts Il tue decovery OF extensive gold
ross 90 Frszer river have excited feeling throughout
the 70 the Csiorpis gold when DISCO
verss Of precious metal Ora, announced here,
ard which autky poyus;ed that country With the people
~ every ratop The exodus Il turned IN The d,rec
ton OF Freezer river, and several companies Of hardy
ycuua meu forming this city for tue des-
tnsro8 one company Of twenty men N nearly rssdy
for their irurGey IN pes NJ Dorado as 10 styled.
rhsy counted the and prepared "
meet with harjsape dargers they before
experi enced.-- baltimore Sun, July 30.
Tina LtsEufos THE LAKE RSvESUE CurrsRs--
Ca,sin NsrtD has returned 90 this port with his cutter,
The Jacob thompson Acting under Instructions from the
secretary Of he Navy the captain took hs vessel 70 San
du,ky aud surrendered to the United states Marsha In
whose hancs the srits of attachment were, and from
whom he preyogs occasion, By the superiorty %
ia tsnE quaiies had succeeded Ia running away. rhs
salt eesrss The contractors, Which bad been commenced
In the United STATUS nstrct Court for the Northern Ns
tric Of ONO has been DECIDED against them, sud lhs
vessels are held b. the MsseDs TO ava. tina jsds
ent 81 the Court appesi bias been taken 10 the Or
uui, Cour, penaiog whi'h the vessels are al large
parole D,t'oU Ftss Pres, Jnly2T
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-20
The Atlantic Telegraph Working.

There is no chance to concoct anything funny by
way of Geographic correspondence between Queen VIC
TOR1A and President BUCHANAN; for behold the real
Simon Pure dispatches at hand, and they are not
funny bit The Queens is not so non-committal as a
Queens speech generally The Presidents is full in
comparison as a Presidents message usually is 1t has
diplomatic tone 1t courteously urges the neutrality
and sacrcdncss of the telegraph under all circumstances
Of peace OR war. This is right We presume this con-
yersaonal hint will be followed up by formal negota-
ton and affirmed by solemn treaty AS the Presidents
dispatch contains some 45 words its correct transmits
sion will furnish pretty fair test of the capacity of the
line We trust, and now believe that it will be sat
isactory one
Assuredly the connection of the two continents is a
great achicvcmcnt-onc surprising in bodncss of
CCpOn, as 1t UNNECESSARILY surpasSes in the character
of its objects and the nature of its probable and almost
certain results all those triumphs of art or physical
labor which had won from past ages the proud appela-
ton of Wonders of the World" Let but the sugges-
ton of President Buchanan so consonan with the en-
ghtened spirit of the age be carried outlet the tele
graph be declared neutral sacred under all circumstan
ccs and at all times and the last remnant of jealousy
will be removed, and all, here in Great Britain, viii
indeed recognise it great cord to bind together two
kindred nations. That this will be done-that the tele
graph will be soemny declared neutral and sacred we
have no manner of doubt Nor will things stop at the
point they have now reached Other lines must follow
especially if this continues to work successfully and to
fulfil the expectations of its projectors.
Although the majority of the stock of the Company
held in England it is certain that the enterprise had
its inception in the United States ard that the 60
ahead element to which it owes its early completion was
contributed mainly by Americans, and that the finest
vessel that took part in laying the cable sailed under the
national flag OF the Union while Congress guarantees
yearly sum to the Company, equal to that granted
by the British Parliament. The Atlantic TELEGRAPH
is, therefore, work much as the work of Great Br
tan and we have right to much pride in its success
as she has.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-20
The Blount De Riviere Affair-startling Announce.

nents
Such of readers have paid any attention to the
Blount difficulty will be little astonished upon read
ing the following, which we find in the Savannah Re
publican of Friday last
Some of our cotemporares in writing of this curious
romance, to think the object of the Zouave is to
marry the subject of his alteration, Miss Blount Tins
is mistake The young lady asserts unquaGfedly that
they were lawfully married before they made the tour to
New York, and had lived as man and wife for weeks
before the separation. The secret of his pertinacy
then, is simply to hold to the prize already won ne
fact OF his having another wife now living in the o@t
of Pennsylvania seems to be, in the present status
the case, the only family obstacle to his success.
This obstacle can be easily removed COL Bloun'
should not hesitate for moment to have De Rviee ar
rested upon charge of bigamy and consigned to the
State Prison for ten years. If it be established as
asserted, that the Zouave already had wife when nc
married Miss Blount he has clearly committed the CRIME
of bigamy in marrying the second wife, and should Ue
made to suffer for it. Ten years in State FrlsEn
would doubtless cool the villains ardor little In inc
interim Miss Blount and her crazy mother would haVeS
sufficient time for rejection. -Pasrsbwg E1prsss'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-20
Later from n1exlco.-A New ministry.

New ORLEANS, Aug 16th.-The Picayune of this
morning contains later advices from Mexico which re-
port that Zuoaga is still in power and that new min
istry has been formed by him. composed as follows -
Senior Castillo Lauzas minister of foreign relations
Senior Fernandez de Jaueregu minister of governments
Padre Miranda minister of Justice Senior Jorrin min
lister of the interior; Senior Zalvor minister of public
safety, and Senior Don Jose Garcia minister of war
The general condition of the country is unchanged
Santa Annals law IN regard to the press has been again
put in force The death Of Senior Gomez Faria is an
nounced.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-20

D~ AS all the dispatches from the other side come
by way of Ireland won't they be touched with the rich
brogue?" Some papers says we can't get fresh news
through much salt water 1t is further said that the
telegraph will deprive the foreign mails of all interest
What effect will it have on the females? Further, at
dollar word, won't sending dispatches be quite dol
larous?
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-20

1ETNA INSURANCE CoMPANY.-We have had placed
in our hands, by the agents at this place. printed state
ment of the of the above Company located at
Hartford CT. Its total capital invested in stocks Of
various kinds presumed to be fully equal under any
emergency to the amount stipulated, is 81 666l4O 10
We are insured in the above Company, and pay a
heavy premium, simply because fire Insurance coin
pany in North Carolina will allow us to take out poll
cy establishment That is their fault not ours
for have tried without avail to have our property
insured at home
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-20

The Final. REsULT.-We do not think it worth while
10 take up room in columns already full to bursting
by again inserting our table of counties until the COM
pete vote of all the counties be given. Suffice to
say that ELLIS majority will vary little if anything,
from fifteen thousand seven hundred votes The clear
Democratic majority in the Legislature will fall little
short of fifty On Joint ballot.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-20

Me- The North Eastern Railroad company is build
ing wharf at its depot in Charleston to accommodate the
Steamers to be put to in connection with the Fer
nandna and Cedar Keys Railroad and the Gulf steamers
to New Orleans, Havana, Aspinwall, &c.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-20
THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
ZVIzM1NGToN. N. O., FRIDAY, AUGUST 20. 1858.
Columbus County.

Will not some friend at Whiteville be so kind as to
send us the official vote Of Columbus County We Will
publish the whole vote by precincts if we can get It,
but at any rate let us have the Ellis and McRae vote OF
the County. Do, please see to it. Where are our
friends Haynes Williamson, George and Others that
they don't send the documents AS our amlabe cotem-
porarv of the Observer hath it, we are getting mad
mad, very mad'' Somebody ought to relieve us.
P. S.-Just as we are going to press, friend has
placed the official vote in hands, for which he has
our thanks. We will publish it in our next issue.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-20

Rss~ The Charleston Courier denies that the Yellow
Fever exists in that City in epidemic form. Since
the 18th July there have been ten twelve deaths of
Yellow Fever, two of them of doubtful type and all of
them among the poor of recent emigration 1t adds,
mo marks of epidemic character developed in
the cases that have occurred or are under treatment"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-20

Harper for August has betn laid on our table by
Messrs Merrill Pierce Illustrated articles Fin
ishing School, Tribes of the Thirty-ffth PARALLEL
"The Death of Louis XVI.," "Our Charley 1.-The
Virginians.''
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-20

pa Mr. Vance elected as opposition member
of Congress from the mountain district distinctly stated
the stump his satisfaction with the administration of
Mr. Buchanan
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-20

Resg~ They have goose in New Jersey over eighty
three years DID, aid the mother of two unweanei Cos
lngs at that So they say.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-20

Bas~ The Democrats out in Texas having politi-
cal camp meetings where they sing campaign songs,
have political addresses, and enjoy themselves generally
under canvas. Good idea in hot weather
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-20

Bas~The Rutherordton Enquirer publishes the official
vote for Congressman in the 9Th District Mr. VANCE
majority is 2,O49 over Mr.. AVERY.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-20

There are often lies told in the brief sentence
am glad to see you, than in any other in the En-
gtsh language
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-20

10 Directors of atlantic Telegraph Co. IN Americu.
Europe and America are united by Telegraph. Glory
to God in highest earth peace and good will towards
men. Signed,
Directors atlantic Telegraph Co.. Great Britain.