The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-29

and the lesson oogn IA be lost on the American youth
To avoid the craze OF their present noyess
and emulate the fame Of Washington Irving.
Tho London Observer says
The death Of Earl dc Grey would, under ordinary cir
cumstances have placed Blue Ribbon at the disposal of
her Majesty but in CONSEQUENCE tue gracious gift
extra garter by the Queen, 10 Locd Derby, he r
occupy the stall IN ST. Georges chapel at Wndsor,
and the ordinary knights wl stand a. the usna numoer
and the present vacancy will not be filled up.
The London Herald says
The sketches and collections Of the late Mr. iesethat
admirable painter OF the Epglsh and of the Amercan
school Of aftwi pass next year under the hammer Of
an aucsioncer.
Tho Court Journal, Of London, says
Lady Franklin is expected Paris, and IL Is the inten
ton OF the different scientific seccns Of the Academic to
receive her with the honors usual upon the reception Of
royalty.
OF the Grea. Eastern is said the directors rcscnded
the resolution together the shareholders the 18th
inst and have posipop. the holding Of the meeting
I'll the 18th January The London Times Of the l4h inst
has tho following In its city article
meeting OF shareholders (prvately convened) Of the
Great Ship Company held to-day In anticpati IN Of
the meeting called oy the directors on Thurs lay Fhe
latter however, having OF TO the lth Of Janua
~, resolved unanimously to adjourn 70 tho 9th
OF that month There was ong discussion in the course
OF which consider able dissatisfaction expressed with
the past management resolutions TO that effect were
ut period proposed but in consequence OF the adjourn
ment they were not submitted Il Is understood that the
meeting ol Thursday viii be held Only pro forna, aud
that other business will be- then transaced but will
still be in tho power Of the shareholders to raise discus
sion by moving amendments This course, however, 10
generally considered be prejudcai likely to
be adopted A&t#
A writer, signing " Anti Slavery, says in the London
HraM-
In hanging Brown aud his companions the Americans
have my opinion, the worst thing ney could DO
Had they been expelled the States, with clear Under
standing that they would be hung If they attempted ever
To relrp would have Caused far less excitement among
the negroes and coiored free people As an attep. to
STRIFE ter,or than useless, as II will create
a feeling Of revenge II is, however evident that tho
Yankees not quite AZ ease as respects the rapidly In
creasing numbers OF their slave population ST. domingo
must be constantly recurring TO their memories.
person named links has absconded from Brmng
ham, England leaving to be discovered tina; be has TO
extent robbed various societies with which
he was connected The ameunt is lot yet clearly
tanned but certainly not less than 10000, and the
mcst distressing feature in the matter the fact that the
greater part Of this money the hard earned savings
Of the working classes. II Is supposed that Kinks has
made for America.
The Waterford Mail states that memorial is now lying
for signatures county and city club house and that
when sufficient number Of have been affixed, il
will be forwarded to Lord Carlisle, praying for sanction
order to form volunteer corps in the city of Water
ford.
The unusually heavy gale rather hurricane Of tho
night OF the cath of October last uncxampled in its
work Of destruction in maritime records The
mary Of the whole work Of destruction from the 25h Of
October to the 9th Of November is distressing IN the
treme to contemplate. 1t is as follows
Total shipwrecks. 325
aoAi uVeS
is gratifying to find that these occasions 4s7 lives
rescued, by eboas and other means from the sad
wrecks.
The African mail steamer Ehiope brings the following
intelligence from Tenerife, December L.
schooner William, had been landed near Tenerife by
French vessel They had been abandoned by their YES
sell which was IN charge OF the mate, while engaged in
obtaining provisions from the French bark jeanne
This may have been the slave yacht wanderer-Ep.l
The letters from Aoera, Of the 18th instant report
further recovery Of gold from the wreck Of the Roya
Charter namely $40 lbs OF gold CON- 40 ingos Of gold
2S6 sovereigns Al rupees, 90 lbs gold dust, bars Of
gold, and one cup ipgo and piece of iron plate with
part Of bar Of gold and some soveregns driven into it,
which latter ii is observed, e great Curiosity
Steamship Canada arrived at Queenstown on the after.
noon Of December H. instant.
The Saxcna arrived at Cowes on the l4ih December.
The War Between spain and Morocco.
DEFEATS OF THE MooRS-ESTHUsIAsM IN SPAIN.
despatch from Madrid OF the 10th of December con-
tains the following
CAMP ELorrEo, Dec. 8 Evening".
This morning tho enemy mpeiuousiy attacked our
doubts but cncrgecay rerused By the garrisons,
AM retired 10 the valley commenced py these redonpts
The enemy then came up again, but were attacked and
repusec by 10000 men OF the Second corps, serving as
cur vanguard.
The Moors lost SEQ killed and 600 wounded.
The approximate loss of the Spanish was 80 officers 40
killed ana $50 men wounded
Madrid despatch Of the 18th inst says:-Yesterday
the Third corps darmee embarked 1t Malaga.
The enthusiasm was very great Immediately
rival OF the otlia at Ceuia the Sanars 10 take the
offensive and offer battle TO the enemy.
Cholera had diminished in the encampment-
The Paris correspondent of tue London Post says:-A
letter from Malaga speaks Of the departure from that port
on the 9Th of third Spanish army corps IN thirty steam
ers These troops are chiefly infantry and are supposed
10 be intended 10 assist IN the storming OF Tetuan
According to late dispatches. the Spanish forces
able To take the offensive and continually attacked by
The Innoon Tnes, paris CORRESPONDENT savs.GeneraI
ODonpe in the orders TO his oops, desires them not TO
lose sight Of the fact that the oors make no prisoners
that every individual taken by them is first tortured
then Pot TO death without pity and his bleeding limbs
carried about as trophies BY thess savage tribes He also
informs hs army that they are 70 respect the lives and
property Of persons who receive the army practically: