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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-11

No 3, the Palmer; No. T. the Nora; no. H. the Poye-
No. ~, tie RsEena; No. 10, the 10, ~. No. 49, tn
Fanny; No IL lie White WioR ard No 81 the yolants
have not yet joined the squadron
The breeze was a very light from the north an
beating out OF the harbor Stny oper
The smaller achs bad hours aud the
carly breeze, but the Maria, JULIA Reoecca Icepe
trude Scno, Haze Res lees, Fsvoria, Zpga, Gipeay,
Maggie, Dawn, Ny stery, America Widgeon tue
full benefit OF dead calm, and lay within bscdi. OF
each other lke pa nt-d sni upon painted "
fore poon however wind shifted ffeshrne1 little
when the larger sl0ope Ovorhauled the little birds Tns
soo1s Maria, uls and Rtbecca 10 comnany for
hour when the too latter took the lead had spirit
ed contest from of Soup2ton " Point JUDITH whch
the Re becca turned three -four hunirei yards
10 advance OF the Juia Inc Znga and Gipsey at
schooner fleet and turned tie point amost
moment. Or die smaller yschts the Escort and Espe
rance led the The Rebeca turned the Point a
Light six niles from Newport ut aoou. four Tne scsue
here a magnificent one. The clear bue SKY, tina
yachts dancing over the blue hike many white
winged fairies, tie pleasant city far ia the distance
the frownrg bateents Of Fort Adams Gro WING the en-
trance 10 the inner harbor all ttese With hustle Of
the 1ee the evoutorE OF The yachts they obey
CoDmodores siense, made up epcuanting pa 40
Verify, here gentle sport combines 81
many pleasant things IN bouquet enjoy nent as that
Of yachting.
The squadron entered tho hsrbor in line as I'VE gwen
you The ls' ahove rhe port ia Of quite With
the reinforcement which arrives s. toe nick Of time
when the tsbi1Labe eeseop at the of excite.
me- nj The feet and its officers viii stand criticism
We Dating population gathered here ffon all parts of the
Union It s fully worthy 20 beir the ham, Of the me
uopois from which II balls
We will remain here till Saturday enjoying the gave
Tics Of the place. and in return for the civies offered
us, ioerd giving the hobtuGs treat by way OF RAGS
'ha harhcr, probably on the day at or GO. morrow.
VIC ound here the yacht Undine, which met outside
he hay hor adds sbother beautiful the et
Newport is declared be running over with waters
We small see to morrow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-11
IMPORTANT FROM AUSTRIA.

The Vienna espondens OF the London Tines says that
it generally believed that population, with the
Prince Napoleon at their head would shortly arrive
take The renans OF the Duke dc Reichstadt 10 France
The correspondence Of the Independence Bdse thus
speaks Of the projects of refrm entertained by the En-
peror of Austra:"A the provincial councils of the
Gre to be convoked simultaneously in order
series Of qDestiors the anticipation which t1ey
nsy think necessary 10 the intefua government
Of the States, especially in the provincial organization
The Council, nil hnrs csmplee liberty their dtli5ra
ns, and may make knocn openly and sincerely b TIE En-
peror the ,cants ana ctes Qf the popgI0as Imp)rtsn.
financial and military Ieforms are like yise projecet"
The Austrian War Department has decided that the d,st
army shall DE maintained at present Footing
It's effective strength is estm1tei NJ 100000 men TIL
other corps toeir march to their former csnton
nents in GAcia and Hungary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-11
THE VERY LATEST.

LONDON, Saturday, July 3D.
The Sandman Penpotentary to the Zurich Conference
reached yesterday had interview with Coun.
Walewski
The Iayalide Russo says the Cabinets Of Paris and
Vienna may make whatever treaties they please but in
fixing the lot of Italy they bound to ask the
renee of the rest of Europe.
The London Morning Post says that according TO reports
in Paris night, Count de Persgny has deferred for
day two his return to London from Florence on his
mission from The Tuscan government.
The DAILY Nets city article says the stock exchange
Friday quiet, the variation being scarcely
one eighth.
In the other departments there was little alteration in
prices. The demand for money m oderate. No bull
lion was taken from the Bank-the gold by the City o.
Baltimore supplying the immediate OF exporters
The London Tines city srsicle says:rhc funds openei
on Friday at fractional Improvement but soon sho wed
renewed dulness Tho extent of the business was un.
portant and there little spri. sho rn i, any d. oar
ment There was gooi dem m fer money and ia tho
general market two and balr per cent was the 10 g,st
rate. At the bank applicatoas limited
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-11
THE NATIONAL DEFENCEs OF ENGLAN

THE NATIONAL DEFICIENCIES OF ENGLAND.
On the Goth in the proceedings the House Of Com nons
suDdry questions put to the government tas
3ect Of naval ornaments and national defences.
Lord Pslnsrston said thu. no did net think 1. pos
Gble for England to enter into agreement sok the ot1
PoUers for the ari.hnseai reduction Of her aia 1st
naral e'tabitshmeH her position being ooEy different.
Mr.. Horsemsn moved q resolution thst the expenses
OF completing the works OF defence DO met by faad sps
ciaiy provided for the purpose independent Para,ea
tary vc.es Ne urged continued armameu.s, sni sug
gested q loan to complete tie defs1ces.
Mr.. Sidney herbert and Lori Palmerssop oee;,ei 10
the proposition, but both said the governmsus fully
alive TO the Importance OF competing the dofeoces OF the
country, and promised vigorous action in the mater.
Nr. Golden deprecated this irrational alarm sn
actual incentive TO war, and ridcasd ss idea OF invasion
by France. He hoped that explanations would DO
tered into between the two governme nts AMER zach
explanations had been aie and trSd be solid II
cary be ready TO vote two hundred millions OF pounds
provide navy superior to France, although he tbopst
that the Easlith navy greatly superior to
Ar, HorsemaL's motion was rejected BY 81 majority.
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INTERESTING FROM FRANCE

The Moreur OF the 2ssh contains the OFF ,a ~ uoupce-
ent that The Emperor has decided t1It the army aal macy
shall b: restored 10 peace footing with the least Poss
bic delay. Il is stated thEt the troo3s have
returned to France and resumed the previous quarters
great plumbers of temporary farloasbs will be granted
Taich will sterSasds bs made def ,tve for all those
men who have twelve or eighteen months TO sevvs
The Administration Of Marine lie Sad to have received
the necessary instructions tor preparing the deauvs dig
charge OF all ssore who having already served yes-e
have been called 70 join the feet within tao Iass six
months.
The London Times, in leader the pro )oaai French
disarmament saysWe recognise in this d,sara1 snt
the sagacty Of the Emperor in guaisg the temper Of
people, and for par. rejoice that nay no
return to security sid peIce, We shall OF coarse in iue
lime follow the example Of our regho,rs.
The london Daily Ne,os thinks that the execution of
the oposad MEASURE would be most valuable peise
the peace OF the world and says the
will be accepted with c,nior.
The London Pot says general confidence mlst be ex-
cited Throughout Europe, AMI long snd un1trrup ID
peace is TO be hoped for.
Prior TO the announcement of disar the Paris
correspondence filed with coojectureg the
like designs OF France, parts arly ia regard England
aad many absurd sta.emeuts were made. One writer
saye"Orde.s have been sent from Paris )edte the
departure Of the Wrench troops from italy. OF the one
hundred and TWEEN thousand 10 he north OF Iay,
SIXTY thousand to be sen. to susa AMI Genoa By rG
NJ the rate Of thirty Ave hundred per day The5e
be in Paris before the 18th of August aud the
Empeyors fe he Rhine their destn atiou ia order t,
show Germany the rapidly with which French troop,
be moved from the Of victories in the soi.h
10 fresh enterprises, IL necessary, In the north"
II still rumored that the Emperor contemplated q
visit TO London, out vas not generally credited
camp Of so,oo0 men was being formed at St. Msar
Paris.
Tie Monies announcement Of the projected disArma-
uent caused great excitement and rise of Per
on the Bourse. Tbis however, subsequently, nearly
hslf lost The rentes closed on tho oath 1t 6sf 45c
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COMMERCIAL IN rELLIGENCE.

LONDON MONEY MAaksr.
The london money market slightly more stringent
vii an incI essed demand.
CopsoIs closed Friday At 94% 96s for account
The bullion IN the Back OF Eoglapd had decreased
E236 COO
Messrs. Barring Brothers quote bar evsr ~ 3d. 2Md.;
dollars, e. I'D; eagles, 76s. I'd.
SECURITIES.
Barring Brothers report limited business At previous
rates In State stocks and improved demand for rail-
road bondsPRnama railroad bonds ber in large spocu
attve inquiry, while other descriptions transactions
were small.
The London Times Of Frdsy reports GALES o. New York
G. ptral shares at considerable decue-vz So; and OF
Pennsylvaui. Central second mortgage bonds at s5
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Tho sales Of cotton In the Liverpool market for the
weak added 63 AGO bales Of which 500 were to spec
usois snd to exporters the market closing with
coed de nand causing holders to demand advance of
80. but this only partially obtained, makog the
weeks advance the ner qualities very rng, while for
the inferior the quotations barely maintained
Holders offered freely but showed disposition TO press
sales The sales Of Friday amounted 70 5000 bales, of
which 600 were on speculation aud for export The
market closed qet but steady the following authorized
nth
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CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

Cape Good Hope dates arc 10 July 81. Several ship
Rrecs attended with loss Of life, had occurred on the
South African cosst, but American vessels are men
toned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-11

PRESERVED Nr~zABLEs.--we oosee7c iha. the Paris
houec of Chollet Co which holds the French patent
preeerved, desscted and compressed vegetables ard
other alinenary substances, has established branch
establishment in this city The mrortanc, the IA
ton cannot be estimated particularly refererce
long voyage where the OF food and ,hs
absence Of vegetable diet give of the d:sele,
contracted at sea By the OF this invention Il Is pos
sibe TO have fresh vegetables during the longest sea
voyage; and s Claimed thai while the price lie no higher
than it ordinarily in the market, the vegetables thus
preserved are, in taste and quality precisely the same 81
in their fresh state. They have oesidss zoe s-e, ad
onal advantage Of being compressed into i Is. u,.sa
lousy small compass-25Q 600 vasS,s - rlett..ai J.,,y
packed in the spec q. one cubic yard.
We understand that dur,i The Crinean var ths ,oase
OIL oho'let Co supplied 10 he Ceoah EoVlish ana ss
dinan armies tie rmenHe tL4F = 1875 900 e.t,,s Der
day, and to the Aei ise s. ~. .As araos Of France
Sao S'fd'nih 'sy sycufvl or trc-e prsarvst v,-c.,
'''' The Rufs'aB s"ee a-isa, has ssoc coutras -,,
'he su.pg oi zen mi'io1 atn.s o. Y,1 ~ -,r :,
fosefAmeut patrorze shan to tho ext,o. q, $40 ,.nt,
rstois pes year &c. The army snl on. ~ I.a .,tr.
navy.
ihese arc immeuse results me ma-c,pie y-,.- -
we uhiea states uee these Compressed vn sA1.s O.,
com"eEaDe extent AID az orer hiss been r,ass d, .
ply them 10 The s;asc --ialn md 20 The p.. ... ..
-aesTti'e kis7d me Nor York assa.y a., .,...
s t. , Arsrg'o Cats.o, q south e.,et
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-11
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA AT BOSTON.

BOSTON, August 10, 1859.
The steamship Arabia arrived at this port a. about
eleven O'Clock this evening Her a1vces are fully autc
pated by the despatch received via Sackvile The mails
tor the South go forward by tso morning train via Men
Haven, due at New York Of P. N. to morrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-11

Mr.. Whteside ssi mat tho g,sernDsnt had osen made
caspsw OF, and By TRANSMITTING terrss u Austria vrtu
any ssEented 10 theu.
Er Gladstone eulosizei The eoniuct Of Sssainis de-
Tended Lord PAc,erst,n from The misrepresentation
brought sss him and btsoaSht the House no: 10 ctay
fere beteen the executive in Whatever measures mgn,
snd tse able sdop. for the intsres. Of sy and The
feymsnent welfare OF Europe.
dropped
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-11

THE CONFERENCE At ZURICH.
The dae for the Zurich Conference no. yet fxed,
but it wa expected to meet in few days
Count Coloredo the representative of Austria, reached
Narcotics the 27th and ii s sad proceeded direct fo
Zurich.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-07-29
SHE CAME TO ME.


There were arbors in my paths
There were pensive glens that cheered
When my soul from hideous scath
Fleeing on their cepth appeared,-
Fleeing as from shapes of wrath
That its inmost beng feared.
And the flowers that sprung like smiles
Aad the birds that sang unto me,
ALI the sweet coquetting wiles
That she soft winds played to WOO me
Coming far through wooded aisles-
Beathing faint of hill-sides bloomy, =
Madp those arbors-made those glens
Glimpses of the fadeless life
Glancing light that Heaven sends
Where are ghastIiest miseries rife,
That with deepest darkness blends,
Bringing anity from strife.
Yet + fingered thcIe alone
Cagne no one with circling arm
But the Light, from Heavens own,
Rfanght an uusubstantisl form,
That a moment danced and shone,
Beaming then memory warm.
And alone wondered on;
And tile glens no more appeared,
was trernulous, listless, wan;
Nothing soothed, or, smiling. cheered
Till there came the blessed one,
Shedding radiance as she neared.-
Till there came the earnest one,
Drifing forth shapes | feared i
Suost anee Of the form that shone
Daacing in that hour long flown.
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R " Is your horse perfectly gen
tie, sir; the only fault he has got, il
that is fault, is playful habit Of ex
tending his hinder hoops now and then
8 BY extending his hinder hoops you
don't mean kicking. / hope = Some
people call it kicking, Mr. Green, bui
| tits only Slight reaction of TIE mus.
cles-a disease rather than q Wee.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS

Northern Hail Leaves Thursday 6 A,
ID. Arriys ss Friday 6 Pm
Southern MaEt-Leaves Friday "a. M.
Arrives Saturday 6P M.
Eastern Maig-Asriyss Daily II a. NJ
Leaves IL h.
Western Maif- Arrives Daily ii A. NJ
Leaves 2 PIN.
Watataa HiL--Leavea Monday z A. NJ
Arrives Tuesday g. M.
j. NJ, JoNEs, P. NJ.
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Jehafhaa Spikes speech on the Pro.
lection OF Hen-RbOtss

Mr. Preside1a, I've sot here and
listened to fom Homes pusillanimous
attempts to git you to vote agin this
| I'LL fer the protection of hen roosts till
he's sfz up the roderous sensibilities Of
my iatellectual capacities But Mr.
President, what care II His high
tored urgifying Language is dull enough
| to pn< a bull-yerling to bushes! Oh
harken to him no longer, most high an
mighty boss, for he's gone-hushed
up, jumped into the depth of unlimited
space; or, in the tentacious language
Of Sbakespoke, when 'er liclzin' the
higgins Div kerslash into the ocean !!
| Mr.! President, I'm blazing with the
smoke Of vengeance agin Tom Hone,
aud 10 show YOU that sumthin' must
be dore for the protection of hen roosts
shall tale unfold whose litest words
| y II harFer you up-freeze yer blood
Make yer eyes ike stars start ont'n thar
speers,
An yer comb ned locks 10 stan on eend,
Like euills on the dreadful porcupine
Mister President-Hark !! The mite
IS dark an fearful, and the tom cats
make It more It more SO by their awful
yellin4. The thunder rolls through
The cordage, aa' fierce litenin's split the
sky. There, close by Uncle Ebenezer's
barn-Lis The peaceful and happy her
house Inside quietly reposin on theil
majestical roosts, are the yirtuous and
lalnb-like hens, the aged rooster, 40
can lick anything in the bird line tha
carrys legs. Their thoughts are swee
as a sap yoke, an happy as a ga
bride. But a lass A chang
comes e'er the spirit of my dream,"-
Methinks | see wretch enter that Joy
oHs and happy wigwarm. and with ur
flinehing hand tear from their peace
I ful a5ode these innocent hens, al
slams 'em in bag notwithstandil
their applications Or mercy and tbs
:, life.
Mister President, | are sea sick
!, the aaocity Of sich scene, an tur
from il like I would from skunk. Yo
may sarch all over creashun, from th
tepperinost peaks Of the Alh.gan,
J, down inter the innermost depths
the Medaria Sea, and you couldl
: find another sich a barberous sayae
) Mister President, | believe the pr
gcrast;nated dslirum Of this distilled I
|. public is centred on passin' Of this bi
i L it is passed, yer eyes will be sen
e cirelad with diadems Of glory. II
~ ain'tthe turkey buzzards Of remor
u viii gallup through your dreams. al
E. ten iegged ROSTERS will peareh On }
bedsseads an erow-peace peace
4 taler0 " no peace Y
il Msser President, I'm done. 81
3. Us d ellaw Of tobacker.
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~ Dr. Johnson used TO say that
d habit OF looking AT The best side OF
every event is better than thousand
pounds wear. Bishop Hall quaintly
remarks. For every had there might
be a worse. and when a man hrtass
his lee. thankful that /. was rot hts
neck y When Feneion's library was
on fire 8 God De praised, 2 he exclaim
ed. aihat is not the dwelling Of some
| poor man!p This is he trne spirit 81
suhmiseion-on Of the most beautiful
trait- that can possess the human heart
Resolved 10 see this world on its sunny
side and you have almost half won the
battle at the miset.
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RdCH,El w. TURNER.

a TTORNEY snd Counsellor at
"A Law. Will practice mis- profess
ion, in the District ecurts Of Bossier,
6ienvilss Claiborne ard in the supreme
court at Monrpe.a : Mr. Turner pledges
himself to give bis undivided attention
90 the prompt discharge of all business
entrusted 10 bis care. Office, Bellevue,
La. v1nI
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DAIRY OF AN OLD. MAID.

-
Dairy Of an old Bachelor in the
present number we have the. pleasure
of presenting that of the much abused
class-an old maid.
At Is years, is anxious for coming
out and obtaining the attentions Of
men. 16. Pretends to have some idea
of the tender passion. Sweet le
Slight palpitations of the heart towards
q mustaehoed gentleman. II. Talks
of 1--we in cottage, and disinterested
affection. Is. Fancies herself in love
with some handsome man who has
Hattered her. 10. Is little more diff
cult, in consequence of being noticed
90 Commences fashionable life, and
has taste for dashing young men.
"a lady seldom gets any older than
90, but we shall continue the remain
der of the dairy at random J 81. Ac-
quires more confidence in her own at,
fractions, and expects a brilliant es.
tablishment. %. Refuses good Of
fer, because the gentleman is not y
man Of fashion. %. No objection tc
-
tiirt with any well behaved gentleman
"a. Begins to wonder she is not mar
ried. 25. Becomes rather more cir
.cumspect in her conduct. 26. Begins
to think large fortune not quite Sc
indispensable. 81. Affects to prefel
the company Of rational men. %
Wishes to be married in a quiet way
with a comfortable income. 90. Al.
most despairs entering the marriage
safe. 80. An additional attention t,
dress is manifested. 81. Processes te
dislike balls, finding it difficult to o.,
good partners 50. Wonders how
men can neglect the society Of sedate
amIable women to flirt with cilits. SO
Affects good humor in her converse
ton with men. 81. Too jealous Of the
praises of other women more at this
period than hitherto. SIS. Quarrel,
sith her friend mlo has lately beer
married. So. imagines herself slight
ed in society. 81. Likes talking o
her acquaintances who have marrief
unfortunate, and finds consolation il
their misfortunes. 3S. lii nature visi
bly, on the increase. SO. Becomes
meddHng and oficious. 40. If rich
makes love to a young man witheu
fortune Al. Not succeeding, rail
against the whole sex. AZ. A PARTIAL
IN for cards and scandal. 43 To,
/ severe against the manners of the age
A EXHIBITS a strong prediction for |
4 Methodist parson. a. Enraged at hi
dssertion, and aeenses the whole sex Q
Inconsistency. 40. Becomes despond
ing, and takes snuff -opeuly AZ
! Atunes her sensibility tocats and dog'
4s. Adopts a dependant relation t
attend her menegerie. 40. Become
disguised with the world, and vent
her in hnmor upon her nnfortune keer
er of animals.
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I The man who waited for an
opportunity has gone on: and the man
wh1 was fired with indignation, has
been put out.
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Now ! would not have you suspi.
cious or prudish;; firtherest from it.
| would have you believe that the world
is full of true hearted, trustworthy
men. But they are oftenest those who
tell the rough rugged truth IN plain
English /; who detest the surface and
unpreteniiously weigh yeur true worth.
# they find you empty, gilded toys,
they will scorn yeu, but if they see in
you unaffected delicacy, combined with
artless candcr, a pure. trustful soonsan-
heart, they yield you whole.souled
reverence, which any woman might be
proud to win.
If you would be true to yourselves
as TO your own best instincts; true men
! win love you with 2 nobler love thar
such sham sentiment as would lea
! them TO humor and pet you, while thes
neither trust nor respect you. Sister
be worthy of it. and those whom 10
ages yon have called lords, will res
ercnlly lock up to yon as a guiding sta
and will regard you as a holy trust
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