The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-23

Mace ard Toe Goss 1.-THE meaDest beggarliesi, pir'ess
light you ever and begsarly, that you
would have felt inclined 10 rush and Kick both begsas
OIL The bed, and you would have Done 10 saioy)-ws
pretty much Of this kind and hour longer Tut that
little ship ike The weehawken should have encountered
the Atlanta, craft three times her size, and
smashed her to pieces fifteen nutes, has preduced
an awful panic bere.
Are you aware that in the English dockyards thema
oriiy 81 The ships have been and being bat on the
Plan o. the Atlanta Fugan Well, II you have a sub
supply VI vessels ike the gallant little wecha~kep chow
appropriate Is that exquisite little syllable "wee what
hanco hos this wrctched feet cf "toTtosc" shaped craft
which the English building, against such exquisite
''darngsn that which Capt. Rodgers now commandsf
Is there any with instinct Of sailor In him who
would not love TINT "wee' dariDsf
Seriously tho victory at Warsaw Sound has produced
another panic Lere After the FIRST attempt At Charleston
the turret ships fell into utter contempt and millions
voted for vessels Of opposite kind. And great
Forts Sumter, Moultie, &c, were accounted i'm
prcgnabe, and models accordingly. suggested for
Portsmouth and mouth. Sumter hos fallen, and tho
rest follow after. The tu~re ship has smashed iron
ortoise Of three times her size Several millions Of
money have been spent by England 10 building Atlantas
and Fort sumtes and they ind tho money has been
utterly wasted.
You should be 10 london 10 understand the panic which
the last nows from America has produced here M"
says London morning paper this little Monitor has
done such mischief, what position arc We in 70 on
counter on immediate war with American"
Remember that England 10 terror. She VIII mot
Haht with you che avoid the Yoo have beaten
her in the machinery Of She wants Time 70 get TO
your level viii you let bers
Russian Policy Towards Poland and
ST. PEIEasBURo. sept. 0, 1853.
The Journal de st. Petersburg Of to-day denies the
published By tho foreign press concerning the
arrangements By Russia relative 70 the Polish and
German affairs Speaking Of the alleged radical reforms
and alliances, says-The conclusions drawn from
these pretended advces false theis premises In
Poland the Emperor, whose sentiments on tho Polish
question have not changed considers his first duty
the Of solid and material ORDER founded
on the ground subverted by anarchca passions. From
diplomatic point Of view the government remains deter
mined to fulfil It's International obligations and tho
Same time 10 maintain the rights Of Russia within the
limits OF treaties As regards German affairs Russia
sympathies with the union Of strength OF Germany,
based the interests Of all the States which that
try Is composed Russia has no more reaon % provide
against the dangers which might result her from Ger
many than Germany has TO put herself her guard
against dangers coming from Russia. The rumors which
have, therefore, foundation and evince
extreme ndscretion, IL not malicious generalization.
The Atlantic Telegraph.
LONDON, Sept. 0, 1883.
Mr. Cyrus W. Field will return TO America Saturday
next tho China. 1hs contract for the manufacture
and laying down next summer OF good submarine cable
between Ireland Newt midland gned on the 9Th
inst
The Dine ulty Between the Ninth Ward