The New York herald., 1868-08-17

trip was decided upon and the Franklin Is already
ess route for her destination.
After the VISIT to Turkey is completed q run win
East.
In the early part Of October the Admiral win
devious at Lisbon, ana on the 18th Of October, If
change y made In the present programme, the Ad-
squadron viii be placed under the command Of vice
Admiral Porter, who is named for the place II he win
take 1t, or Rear Admiral Radford.
few days and then goes to Cherbolrg to dock and
undergo some slight repairs. After the conclusion
and after spending short time there win make
cruise IN the Bay Biscay visiting the ports OF Bor
aeaux Ferrol Gadis q ana Lisbon. arriving at the
The Canandaigua has gone on q cruise around the
British islands She win visit the ports of queens
town, Kingstown. Leth Glasgow, and then Hamburg
and Bremen and q French port, rendczyOusing at
Lisbon In september
The Swatara has sailed for Cherbouru where she is
TO be docked to make some repairs on the shoe Of
her rudder, which has given way little BY long
service. After leaving Cherbourg she win visit Bres
Torrent, Bordeaux and thence 90 to Lisbon.
Since the return Of the Canandalgua from the
East court of inquiry and O court martial have
During her voyage down the Adriatic the Canaan
daigua ran ashore and sustained some slight dam
hoa OF the 70 perhsp Sloo Upon me
inquiry was convened by order OF the Admiral as Is
usual In such cases, to ascertain whether blame at
tached to Captain Strong for the damage to the shp
The court consisted OF Commodore Pennock aud
Captains lie Roy and Wyman. One of the results Of
court martial which tried Lieutenant Commander
DichInan, executive OF the Canandaigua and Master
Eads, orcer Of the deck at the time OF the accident
On the evidence Leutepant Commander Dlchman
was found not guilty and Master Eads guilty
OF disobedience Of the rules Of the service, and
receive only retired pay OF his grade The Admiral
RENTED one year or the sentence. Mr.. Eads goes
home, and undoubtedly the matter viii receive the
attention OF the Navy Department.
Admiral Farraguts successor will probably reach
European waters in November. 1t Is hoped that the
department will not weaken the squadron by re-
calling the corvetes and failing to send out reliefs.
As the coast OF Africa to point south OF the eGua-
tor Is In the limits OF the European squadron and
II must be visited every year. 1t readily be
that two or three vessels viii be entirely inadequate
to the proper performance of the duties Of our
every port OF Europe at least once year, and to
carry out that plan requires more than the squadron
the Navy Department proposes to maintain abroad.
Intense Heat Of the Weathcr-The Effect In
Paris-The Drama.
PARIS, July "a, 1858.
No one has been able during the past ten or fifteen
days to nd language to express his feelings the
weather. For twenty-fOur years nothing has been
observed to equal the protracted intensity of the
heat in Paris during the past two weeks. The very
bitumen in the pavements will for years bear test
mony in thousand impressions to the extraordinary
temperature OF tins month. The hard, firm, but
tic sidewalks are almost as soft as jelly and picks
his way about though walking on light snow crust
fearful OF going through, If the weather continues
the roads VIII be masses Of floating bitumen. The
health OF the city and country remains excellent
meanwhile, in spite OF any element which could pro-
duce different result.
Max StrakOsch and family came out in the Pc
reire and first visited Miss Carlotta Patti at Trou-
vile, near Havre, where she is spending the summer
months. They are to unite in Paris to attend the
wedding OF Adelina Patti about the ist OF August.
Is not quite settled whether the wedding win take
place In London or Paris but IL Is more likely that II
Will occur here, as first designed