The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-29
Probability OF the Attempt Be-
ing Immediately Renewed.
RISE IN TELEGRAPH SHARES.
CHOLERA PANIC IN ITALY.
KurOpean Comments on the
Mexican Question.


The North American from Liverpool on the 18th, by
the way Of Londonderry on the 18th, passed Father
Point yesterday morning Her news is one day later
chan BY the City of Washington. The North American
n bound for Quebec.
The Hansa, from Bremen and Southampton, also
arrived nj This port yesterday
The steamship Proponts Of Warren Co.'S line
arrived al Boston yesterday morning, having left Liver
pool the l4tb inst
The Birmingham Daily Posi- contains a communication
lsOm private correspondent TO the effect that private
subscription had been started with view 10 memorial
70 Mr. Golden which, without a single appeal to the
public strangers already exceeded twenty seven
thousand pounds
In consequence OF the failing health Of Sir H. Bnlwer
xovd Lyons late British Ambassador in the United
Ssatas appointed succeed him al CONSTANT
nople The Pail MoH GoseHe that this appointment
Gill give universal satisfaction Perhaps no dplomast
ever was subjected TO such scrutiny Lord Lyons en-
Aured Washington, and its only effect was TO make his
departure matter OF personal regret 10 every English
psn who the difficulties OF his position. The
embassy ConstaDnopIe again, far the most import
Europe for the questions brought before il almost
always involve ultimate possibility Of Wharf.-The West
being still almost decided tina, things shall
81 asvaat colope, mi,ator Of LOUIS Napoleonh. de
xssseps and Prince Gortscbakon very little laundering
might the undypg Eastern question.
The steamship Scotia, from New York, arrived nj
Liverpool the 18th inst.
ARRIVAL or The GREAT EASTERN ~ cR0OkHAvEN.
IAvERrser. August IA, 1855
TIE steamship Great Eastern arrived at Crookhavsn
sAis morning. but you will Doubtless have received full
particulars regard the Atlantic cable by The British
steamer Terrible, which sailed for ~ Johns New
foUndand, immediately after The misfortune whfb befe
<he cable.
The cable broke the al nm. Four attempts were
made W raise between that time and the nth inst
These attempts were unsuccessful although the cable
vas hooked each ,r.e aud many hsndred yards,
when graphing rope broke when all the rope had
been exhausted the cable buoyed, and the great
ship returned.
Tho Great Eastern behaved in The most admirable
aAnns. She will sail from Crookhaven 10 sbeernsss
PROSPECTS, az rnE CABLE.
LvrnrooL4 August ~, 1865.
The Atlantic cable prospects generally regarded rs
Aspeful The quotation, improved three
suasers per cent Further proceedings will be deter
mined meetings the various boards bs 2ist inst
II IN thought arrangements will he made for the irnme
Smss renewal Of efforts rerovcr The cable.
Kmynxsk Of the Cholera.
The Mxry-iies papers slate thai the appearance OF
the cholera in Egypt the municipal authorities ~ Mar
sese desr" to place all ships entering that porn from
the Ievsnt IN quarantine. For Than parpose they APP
Piled the Board Of Health Paris ur lsrnis sion ~
10 hat their application was refused They add that
~ vet the inhabitsuis Narcotics have suffered
from cholera although quarantine has bcsp enforced.
On The other hand tie cholera ~ sait io h making sure
ana steady progress H. rianc and the aei ion nl the
goy in endasvofu, 10 keep all knowledge Of the
stat of afairs from The prople Is Yer! generally cen
hon fi, ,Ner NH 4
tend. very s:rsl ~ "a . J. .sr:,s..s rapidly
ThsGlHLt Sums AM rANlc.
TLs Qsss from Aneona concerning the ch",ra u
6rEEllu bal the aItofite vie witt each other ~ me
sea and SELF sacrifice With Rhch tloy runIrnr ~" dan
scr In Florence and yarIns other places i.n.eo ca"s
have sYrred, but they al o pctop- WHO id ncd
sS H. fs2sS Ssi7a III 4 s,saS ~ ~ 49, non. ".
oily Most of the s.ops we're shu'. and great misery
ssrss among Abe surviving lanils of The NrlIns The
women and ..h drrn who l.il wdovs and orpbans.
A committee hss been iorn'd and had made strong
ap,,cal puhiic charity The governments bar placed
considerable AT tho disposal of The Aneona mun"
paDty. A paragraph in the orcal gazette appealed 10
sss medical profession, aud s ed for V"innsr's W asst
M,s svsrwcrked physicians Of Abeona
Troub,. Abo"t Mexico.
The leading inrrr IN an letters from the United States
paturali, the condition al AFFAIR." the Rio 'rande
The correspondents " both ID" llondon 7''n's and
oadard declare that the majority the Northern states
woad like nothing we'll ~ The French arr very
unpopular with hoe who suprorrd the federal govern
sgainst the south, while the other hand Saiih
arp sympathyars hy d,posc! Ia support
Jsascs and WOULD "a rule prefer that he should tie
tsrDed Of the country, that peace might be re
ssorsA 10 H.
REASONS wnY Hkxi,o sBUuLp ~ LNpr ALONE.
from the tpnoob rm.s, August 10
TIE cmbarr;sssrnens Of the hcNirsn question though
- unos pected, beginning Ia assume suret oS'
pyyssswesss aud the dilemma u must he confessed, "
osunplcs enough 10 dsurh the most prudent "r govern
sseuis The Am-r,capf haV. brought their evil
war " . CLOSE aud " they bnr'cn-d With 81 rhor
soas debt fseg sare rnir,ty yt y,s IT. ps". aud are
Aence and unsbatcd energies They have powerful
arniss sill foot, conducted ~ at aad ,g'ce,f" 2".
seh their navy Is still formdabie, AMI al
ne means of campaigning EXIT IN readiness
and abundance Under these circumstances thev are
seub consider kind az national chaid,"9,. given ., y
a,uoe when ,hey we're unable attend to H. but IN a
paovd op~siy betore fs,a and NE rorid III" hmI"rw
n the Frenrb ~ organizing and eectng ,he conquest
n ue.,oo srt the famous Monroe doctrine defiance
he did what the Americans had declared no European
Power should ever he permitted to 40 ne el"nns"ea
Q monarch.ai government under the pruteitoraie al
Yrapcn upon American continent aud he hold ms
around with much -uccess and as hopeful prospect
such enterprise admitted. Mexico y ACTUALLY an
empire ruled by European sovereign, supported oy
Enropean bayouets. TLe Americans fnHS rher bl
81 fho pdss, hsg mud re'em m ne '"a
0 war and the perplexi,ies Of the alternative una,
be inferred from the contradictory relorts wh'ch
sence yesterday was stated that the Americans would
almost cersins hight w another and that happily the
hAer u ~ authoratiyey announced that the army on
which this lighting would have dcvovcd IS to he npe
<laisly disbanded.
&euon but u II probable. nevertheless, that the ques
fso s ,afh<y suspsao,d than resolred The Americans
cannot fail "a draw Encouragement from the notorious
anicultes or the case itself They know fuu we'll that
TrNpce has got had bargain, and that Frencbmen are
psrecty alive the fact France would only have
- SIGHT United states nj great disadvantage bn she
would be- lighting Tor prize held in no Kind OF esteem
Dor once war and conquest have provedtunpopuIar in
Trance and there IL scarcely party class IN The STATE
Dhich does not regard the Mexican expedition with
nsUns dIsike Nor Is the Emperor himself at all nsen-
bls te charges aud risks Of the enterprise II has
uel him much II stands ard has returned him very
ntlIe add an American war 10 the account snd the fs
~uN wOud he alarming Naturally, therefore. the Aner
3nns imagine thai time when decided worc
pssay spoken by their government would Undue. th'