The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-18
THE vANDERBILT's NEWS.

81. JOINS, N. June II 1853
The United States mail steamship Vanderbilt, Captain
higgins whi;h left Havre on the morning and Cowes At
Twelve minutes past seven O'Clock the evening OF
Wednesday the 9th Instant, boarded of Cape Race
yesterday (wedre sday) morning q. nve O'Clock.
The Vanderbilt was intercepted OF Cape Rsce by the
news yacht Of the New York Associated Press.
Owng some unexplained blander the news yacht did
take The ashore At rrepassey, but shaped her
ourse for St. Johns where she arrived at about to-
lay TIE vessel that signaled OF rrepassey this
srseoop proved to be fishing smack and her captain
Ad no Intelligence except that the Vanderbilt had been
boarded by the news yacht.
The Vanderbilt hundred and ninety i've passen-
gers and the French and English mails Her advces from
Iopdon and Liverpool are Of the day Of ealing.
The news by this arrival Is Of highly interesting ns-
ure embracing later ADD important news from Inds and
accounts Of fearful eruption Of Mount Vesuvius, beside
other intelligence Of moment, which Ia appended
The steamship Persis whlsh sailed from New York
half past four ocIo,k Thursday Afternoon Nay 81 ar
rived q. Liverpool on Sunday, June o.
weeks later news from India had been received In
England via Alcxsndra and the ,eleg aph from Malta
Sir Bush Pose had met the rebels aud defeated them
v,sb srcat slaughter no ees -four hundred having
bees left dead on the field.
The rebels were collecting rapidly ct CAlpee, ~here
xAsy were making another stand against the Britain
forces.
Mem. sah,p seems 70 have become some what Alarmed
sSr his own SAFETY and attempted TO escape to Central
India His retreat wa, however, cut on
detachment Of Europeans and Ghoorkm had been 70
pulsed by the rebels In The mountains.
From China Aiso later adviccs had been received by
telegraph from Malta They embrace, however, nothing
s6 startling nature.
despatch from Petn directs the Plenipotcntarics Of
The Western Powers 70 return to Canton, the I'm
pera Commissioner gathering his forces 10 recapare
she city, and was expected 10 succeed
The London papers contain interesting articles In refe
renee 70 the ouirAges American vessels Abe Calf Of
Mexico.
The despatch says nothing Of any further proceedings
IN Parliament relation thereto, and the presumption is
thss nothing had occurred.
There had been extraordinary and fearful eruption
Of Mount v,suvius causing the loss Of many lives and
largo amount Of property.
The French Mediterranean squadron, which the aivces
Per Europa stated have sailed from rouon with sealed
osdsrs had concentrated In the Adriauc.
Affairs between France and Spain look comph .ased. The
French Ambassador had returned 10 Paris The
not stated.
The nsurrecon In the Island Of Gambia was Increasing
In strength Fire other dIsrct Of the Island have risen
ssains, the authorities.
NJ de Pase, the editor OF the Figaro who was wounded
in the dasl with NJ Hytnnc, Of the army, was much i'm
groved In health.
The English papers contain interesting details Of the
recent cxpcr mens made with the Atlantic cable and Of
e proposed Of action Of the expedition for
Il \ between Ireland and newfoundland.
The news yacht brough, ashore . copy two Of Tie
LONDON Tines but careful examination thereof fails "a
1--WE rs any thing importance IN addition the despatch
made up By the agent Of the Associated Press sou,h
Annpton, already telegrsphed