The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-23

he wever, DESTROYED much properly, aud II is fearful
thought that xithin hours distance enemy i'm
placable and irresistible as fac ~ hurryiDs down;
wheie-a csprice = sgnt bend IN the mountain or =
hill Of stones, may determine
&espwn the at night reminds one OF q noisy,
crowded fair % Tuesday ngnt ssii oae OF tho guides
there mukt have been 70t0i 900 pereons up the
mountain. Allo wing for exaggeraton or inability to
calculate, stih there must have be an immense mum
Der Of people, who not posed OF merely cur
strangers, but OF all the rHsg and bon tai Of Ma
pies AS the vigil OF Corpus Christi great many
vert up OIL P'oosoy iot spree me oinoMs ,our
thaie lava which appeared N stop bad burst out the
day before yesterday still moro strongly In direction
destroy IL some whey ards and surrounding Q home,
another covering about three hundred PAGES OF
the new road to the Observatory. The stream on the
north side following e Lava Of 1860 was SrooseaDg TO-
through datrcs of St. Sobss One Of ths streams
In tine direction Of Resna advanced ten paimsvery RI
p'd when Is considered that the width OF the stream Is
$50 palms After nine O'Clock p ~, ito course quick
sned, aod Was directed between the chapel Of st. vdo
and the Nocello Last plight less vivid in this d.
recton but on the north side IL WAS very splendid and
poured down in great force
June 10 show Of 900 goo francs the
cash held Paris, and Of about 80 600 in the branch
banks
A favorable reaction bad taken place on the Paris
Bourse, the main cause being OF satisfactory
raDgements having beer made between government
ano the railroad companies.
The Pcnipotentaries 10 the Paris Conference held
another sitting on the 10th instant
The Aonteur that France has purchased the
absolute right Of property In domain Of Lopgwood ST.
Helena, where the Emperor Napoleon ended his days,
ard Of his tomb In that island.
nterse heat bad prevailed 10 Paris and the vicinity and
agriculture stood tadiy in need Of rain.
Prince Napoleon Ia 10 leave Paris for temporary visit
To Algeria July taking his final residence there In the
Of the autumn
The Paris BOurse on the 18th again rather heavy,
and the three per cents closed a. 50.
Australia.
MALTA, June IL, 1853
The Australian mailTetesmer leaves day. Her dates
Sound, April ~.
She has board one hundred and twenty three pas
sepgers and gold dust valued at ella 600
Al Melbourne the import trade was dun and stocks
we're increasing fast
Shipments OF gold were more active.
Gold was feing Ut f3 13s. Sd per ounce. Money was
plentiful. Exchange from 4 y per cent premium,
Wool duh, but there was good demand for saliow
The Royal Charter had sailed for Liverpool with o.
oe0 ounces Of gold.
The Troubles OF CHARLES Dickens.
From the Scotsman
AZ MI Dickens statement s apt TO be somewhat unin-
teble 70 those beyond the reach Of the gossip Of Lon
don and the "serary world" may explain that the
fact. We informed, is, that Mr. Dickens has by
Of "nco%paibiiity The name Of a youog lady on the
stage has been mixed up with tho masrmost cruelty
ana unsruly the opinion we hear OF those having the
raneenent itself 10 great extent refutaon of that
part Of the scandal OF the family (eht in number the
the daughters with Mr. Dickens and the head Of his
new home LADY, very near relative Of Mrs Dickens.
Mr. DICKENS has thought proper 70 give publicity and also
10 do 30 in such way rs to prcvont tho transaction
dmy referred 10 being made the subject Of differences
TOO unfAvorable.
IRON the London Post Jure IL
Mr. Dickens readings continue 10 be attended with
pete success Here'ofore he has confined himself 70 his
class and Mr. Dickens are among the pieasantestAre
liable 70 lose something OF their attraction In the process
81 ,ba m ra ne vsw " o. Way
from bis larger works. and last night he read the Little
Dombey" chapters from Dombey and Son" In the
presence OF numerous and fashionable audience. We
grahhed TO observe that he experienced reception
favorable 10 show that bis personal popularity
endured no dminution. the hall crowded In every
part.
The American Turf w. the English.
[Erom the Lon 1on Post, June ii.
/ The following match, which has been recently made
will s anticipated denrmipe the relative preeusions
OF the American ana English horses. Mr. Ten Brock
has matched Prorces the rcpreeep OF the An cr
can turf against Bcadsman, the winner Of the Derby
s,s Ave years. old a even weights Ia sne race Tor the
CesaFewch last season II Hakrn three years old ran
each Carrying s ss. ana oar urS. sScy as Sd
horse Of Besdsmans stamp despite the great aisadvau
tage q which no VIII encounter Pfiore.. will be quite
taabe Of sustaining the reputation Of English horses.
At any rate Cousin Jonathan does better with
generous emulation into sports than TO 20 70 logger
heads with ne on scme diplomatic question The terms
ot the match under
NKwNAKIr sEooSp ocroHrR MEETING MONDAY.
Mr.. X Ten Broeck's Prioress yrs, sgst Sir Joseph
Hswey's Beadsman, yrs sst lib each. Rh 500 sovs,
2cQft
Telegram. the winner Of tho Metropolitan Stakes ,s en-
gagged 70 give the American horse Baoyln, 90 year, in
the subjoined match
TUESDAY.
Mr.. r. Ten Brcochs Babylon, yrs agst Lord Chester.
fields Icksrsm, YIN, Bet lib each. u N. 500 sovs.
t0n