The New York herald. [volume], August 01, 1858, Page 2, Image 2

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OUR FOREIGN CORRESPOND MCE.
Our London Correepjurtenre.
i/in don, July 6,lto*
TV Efforts if Supfirrss ProttUuh 71 ?7Krir Jnrfhracy as
IX?TV Ulthiness of the Ihwmes River?The l>ate Out
rage* Repudiated bp (he English People?Movements of ^
the Queen?Musical and Dramatic Items, Sc.
Ia Una modern Bob/Ion there is always one lending
topic whioh eogrueeee public niteeuoo Tor the time Ln*(
year It wni ihe ?,??clnl enl" which drew from the prooi |
columns of comment on the cnneoa, Increase aud effoctj 1
af pahilc prostitution. Meetings were held, suggestions
were made, and ordinances pissed t) care, or at loast
modify the evil; and I expected on my return to find
earns good effects from such raned efforts to suppress
a nuisance and hid# from the public gus
scenes of dissipation unparalleled In any other city In Ih*
world. But. t.lat ! 1 Had the Harmarket Is still, from ore
Uli blum, |*uvuv ui?< ?v* uid v? tiuuuii w ,
iou i lust. and the traffic as open, bold, and far moredU ;
gustieg than the sals of cattle la the shambles. Yes, in
the very heart or Loedon this oanoer still exists; and the
fair and pure and beautiful of England's mothers and
daughters, passing tJ her Majesty s theatre, mustgaae
upon a scene sufficiently disgusting to sbeck the senses of j
any man not entirely lost to decency In l'aris such an j
exhibition could not exist, ncr would it be tolerated in any
other city in the world Will some philosopher explain
why it is tolerate 1 here*
The all engrossing topic of the preeent moment is al
most equally repulsive, but not so vile or disgraceful
All London holds its nose wbeuever it approached the
river Thames, which, being use 1 as the common newer
for UtU densely populated city, very naturally entile
odore unlike thoer of xraby the bloat." You oannct
croee e bridge without tubalmg leetheome gaeee, or take a
penny trip on the river without danger ot cholic, diarrbum
and dismal Inward twi ihee Lords and Cam moot are driven
from their committer rooms by sudden smells. The
Queue visile the leviathan, and presets her bouquet flrmlv
against her royal ofacories to keep out the eteach. The
Una teems with leaders,letters, hints and suggestions on
this odoriferous theme, and ail the lodging boose* near
the river are deserted.
Still, despite these drawbacks, 1/mdon la the queen city
of the world. Keep away from toe river, and don't,go
into toe Heymarfeet or Leioeeter square at digbt, until tne
sanitary condition n( the one and tne morals ot the other,
have been amended, and there a-e a thousand and one
enjoymeats Awaiting you. The weather here is delightful,
and, strange to say, there is complaint making at the want
of rain, of whteh there is usual 7 euch a superabundance.
Pobnc Interest has been vtrv generally manifeatel
tn regard to the Insolent conduct of the British
* naval officers toward American vesrels No man here
attempts to jretify it, and toe idea o( giving offence to
Arnerl' t is Tar from the wishes or lotettlois of either the
government or the people. Mr. Dallas allnded to this
subject met night at our Fourth of Jul? celebration, and
when he announced the tact that Englaod's ministers had
frankly and fully renouocel sdl claim to the ofous ngot 1
of eearcb, every man in the roam sprang to hie feet and
the cheers shook the very roof.
The London eeeeon it nearly at an end, and in a couple |
of weeks tbefesblosabie worid will hsvedepsrted. Londoo I
U tbjn ra J to be draerted, though that word would rather
puzzle a stranger arm og bare a* he gazed on the sever
< easing stream of hum.iuiiy rolling lu tide along the
street# east of May Fair. The Queen and royal family
left London yesterday for tbe ramp at Alderabot,
wbere she remains two days: thence abe prooesdj
to tbe lale of Wig bt. and will soon go over to Cologne
to meet ber lately marred daughter. 1 saw tne
Queen and lYInce Albert as tbey pa no l oat of the pelase,
and was struct by the plumpttude of both Though yosth
ia oo the wane, tbey sreas due Knguab looking pair, and
bea;to, witb prase of mind (a rare blessing to royany),
were written in tbetr features.
There la little of interest in mus'CSl or dramatic matters
here. Mr Lumiey baa ao idea of sending bis opera ooai
pany to tbe I'nited States, but be will probably entrust
1'iooolominl to Uilman. I am aore aba will please, bat
bel.eve ibat wnb titnghni ber Buccees would bave been
more than doubled Despite tbe opening of tbe new Royal
Opera House tbe business at ber Majesty 'a tbeatre baa
been good, and ibis, together with the rise of so beary a
speculation, bsa caused Mr LamlcrtDdefer.it not a >au
doa altogether, bis slslt. Barnum, I'llman, and
Oorbyn, late of Ntblo's, are all bere? the two former
oa tbe look oat for attractions for America, and
tbe latter walling the arrival of the Rtrel family, who
will, if Uiey appear bere, doa bt leas rtnew tbe triumphs
tbsy achieved In America Buckstone com* tbe Baymarket
nest Saturday to embellish It, after aseaaon of tire
sears Webster Is rebolllirg tne Adelphi on au enlarged
scale, and it is sail Barnes Williams and wi?s will be tbe
opening 'tiara-" Smuh keeps Drury Laae open with s
cheap but good Iutiian aper^compsny?Viardot Garcia,
had tali and Rover* being is tbe troops I? i*a Pyne and
tbe inevitable Harmon are in treaty for Drury Lane for
English oj>ers nest season Ch'isty s Minstrels are doing
well, and so la your coriespoodeai.
Lo.snoai, July 9,1858
the F/ngiuK Government vertui Spaio in re the C<tb*n
Slat* Trade?Tkti Evening'i Fete of A matrur Traviat-i at
Cremome Garden!?Preparation) for the Raw Artvie?
file Profm\<ma\t vernu Ike Amateurs?7A? Puff en of
Ctiarln IHokmi Doing Htm More Harm th an Good?
the Queen, fke Great Eaj'r~n and Mr HVltam S'jms?
Thackeray as. Vatot?Albert Smith of to China for Six
Week)?imuumtitl, dc.
Tbe tory government, notwithetsnJ ng Its strong conservative
principles, is likaly to do mors for ins policy of
tbe country, In rela ion to external matters to every re
apect. than the comfortable place losing old wb g? Tnsre
ia every probability. Is tbe matter of tbe Cub to sieve trade,
that :ta coarse will be as coerget.e an 1 dec,dad as lbs
emergency requires I ran stale upon autnorty that 11 ia
addressing n very strmgent re mint tram s to Spv.o. under
tbe pressure from within (I mean tne eaii s'.srsry party),
wbicb if not takes nat-re of will be f>llo?sd by mire
strtagsat measures
Tbe frames* of I a Haute Seriate give their private revel
IS i meen to at Cremorns <>ar !an? An ulo " r nlj.iL. I
deed" of tb< Aylesbury breed, one of the Uif 1
pairce*eem, baa beea beard to cackle eitn delight at the
praspe.l o' the IV nations in store. A luchea* ot the Mies 1
leader stock is aalJ to look ausiwiiiiy lorward to seen |
a'.t ( n and lb* wife of a haroert, re mere ebe for ber 1
bea it, is irpurti d la b* perfectly a i i*>urant a lib ihe
cruvKs, crannies, artx ra, < ??**, Ac . ot this <i*rden of
Fd*n lbf ti'peie* aoitrijiale a rare harvest, all baring
in at'a. el bouse* of tbeir osra, a Dilst tbe aged and uni
vsrtai Wrard bat arrangel to tjott uie door at ao
tn jcb (or a quarter of at hoar
Lord Car a gao ess been lefosed a voucher (or bin
naughty coo a net In reference to Kim D. f y, not because
be kieeea and toyed, but because be alloeed bimMlf
to be focal cet Tbe patrorets?a *tyie him a gawKt
rlamer fellow parpcularly those who bare not bees
too id out led) Msuifor 1 and * arregvm has bean re
ftMrd a voacber rn tbe ground that she was n professional
Tmtsafe before aa/nage Tbeae sata'.eurs are pan-c jtar
y jeaiot* of the regulars. Mrs faletietn esjie
wee Biso refused a vaucber aim pi r heraaae ebe
wee tae raieoralaa Laura Bel: before ebe did
tbe b?wy trar:ial butloeM Mao* otbrr ladles
have brea rqualiy acfertuiate A report bae gono ibe
roue J Of tbe riobe tbat lbs Bishop of Loados, Mr Spur
geoa and 1 motor LuniSi.ng are u> tlsaoe a grotesque pas tie
rmu, with wjodrn ?bo?e to tbe cwtuxe of mows lae
ears baerrer thir werte "i tflrms'oo " Tbe emus*
team provided (or tbe o.-oastua cooriuo* ibroe.og at tbe
et-cka. aborting who pea* at rero nag otgejaa aau mo re*
in ter*et t ainted shoe*. Mraag'.b trier*, weigbiag end
Measuring machine*, maiioarii-*, morris dancr*. toe
and Maeimg It' cancan ?tji* on tbe platform, with a
wind up of Irrworts afar tbe tbe ilgots are tv b* p it oat
to effort! opport unit) for darter dutag* Joan. Led fUoe
i*4b and Noouie, l.Kd I ge t/*, lew <?' lb* ?-.are oomatt
tea, are dntag all te tbmr poenr to et-iade tb* I'rei*, ?a
the prtadple ao doaet. that at a reuaioa or prckpociet*
aa i burglar* with their d-iiee tb# police weald %Mo be
eteladed Mr Siena Johnny Miioorh .? tbe master of tea
ceiemealaa, and will atiead eith hie white p irket nee I
fcerthef and teaai emrteey Tan air*ir i* surer! eel f jt
tb* bsaeflt of arearit* S^eerai laniliul on* ha*, -g rsfur?i
te part* i?le, lb* turpi* (eheuld Inert bsa*/ > la t> be
aires be Un l/" t do*p M< A* a rue i? oaPcp*'**
three oom p*",re o' lb* ijrimtao liecir-r, * a of ?o? H wise
Mold troop* are tj guard tbe three entrance*, whilst a
strong force of tb* metropolis* polic*. is ce t > if air em.
are bo lay la ?mt>i*h a >roag?t toe shrub* __ la*y are. <j(
couro? i a?ly aor what ia*T will ?on B?caro'ul ?
lorar* W? ?bnll 'b?r? *nh %r op?o oeaam"
a?baor t.rkat. an-l per oott Toeaiay'a ma . ?i I tall y >u i
abool H It raioa harr 'i*, ul IW'? <0 near/ low?*\ae
?;iMrucr <f i W?l rT 'a, Of
Tbe 7?w? 7ilk . Hluttralii Time. ?u I other epoamrral
prodoot-oaa oocl'Bitr Ui? r uswon ^.Jl- b .lterofr of 4'
Oonri?* I>Kk?a? a? >j' w nrcetirla ? > a'm a? two oi*.a?ta
) ?t?t ?p ud dun a .r> ?nll would or to irrigation The
tolly public w??a (> ?i ali nlireo i n b>? la oily ?T? r?
and ta*a,aail kn?? oolb.of of tnr.-n till n? rmoM ?ulent
? 3Vo print aod auoauuced bin orparatioa irouj b?
wtla after twrat; Itro year* of tbe mar; 144 atao
The work Mttor? a?t Mr Wtllla u -"am*. aur
nam?''. Ui? f.r,at of M Jibh newt, nat lie
honor of ratting tb? y<.o?ti aol aowe 01 to* royal
pttB'noa* 0T?r that b g toy ah p tbe llrril Kl'Uri. Mr. I
Saaaa ?m mm deeoratol OH repoT'O ton4. Vie -?f.a and 0?r
lady aura anu ttai vn.ioot lit* of noaranf emet m<
aa thny ??re pulled to at'i from th? ahip ??' * tra
rlpp.?* Of poMifarmit raiha' Team?* W? b ar tbai no >?t
of la? aoombcra win atb'ud tb? eaearai meat'rff ca I?1 at
tb? Gbrrtck club to n.orr rw mo-true, : ?? 'be diaonaaira n'
lb? cob? of Ttiaca?'?' ??r*o* Yat't "Afim > tlni if*i
rdra Ir Mrmirr " tbir ?|aabi ,? will <fo th? r'ab ? p? >
aixl porbapa rooott ta the a? called ia?:w >aat u| 11 tb?
prw < mot.
. Mr A'b?rt%r tbb#Tt?am'nilck?l2.nof, I 0." lb? a?c*tit
of Mast Biaar, la oO to Cbmb. what* be purpw?. % avar
of 011 w??eo, wb?a b<- wtll remit a?d rarer ut with h a
?*p?-?oc? ol Oanwtiai (irtnti j?ta wacka 10 Cbme!
Why be Bifht juat aa w*tl hare rhai hi mem up
for twrrty tear b na !? ?h# (.'btn?a? Jntk wbr.b
uabd to ba boot?! off autieorfor-* He dge w ii, a-v Img a*
b? horne t bfiag bat a nay aunw pot-, K due*. ?t mjnn
matt?' Ai> tbe lia'ior, ttpora* art 00 wat; -P??aa.
Alboal flerclootlni an-1 ffuyltol Pil ?fal?aiy thaaw?
afaarwrr a* aa woii aa ??ao oft for cprra of Maria
baa barn an mw?i?? tar J !.w M' by? a- >r -nl *?'.).u
Marl< aod floovi ar? y?aal l? 'I 1*0? Sjt n at :?r.i y
fob? ta Or rlbf a fta*'?! IfOdo with I errm . I ?t , f'au
tiaa, t'arlot tdorrsa ihart?a flraoani, Na-.i4 a aot
Rotor? n.a ?arr.?? 0 tl? ami ara wita taa a- .tipbi 00*
o*y. alt?'; alM g It- twnti it# Horrrr aal W?i'?
ibaatrra Tr-? t ph H ,U ortorof tar day * a-"" d-?
wiilama In nm r?t ?r? lr> *e??r.-a U; t J ra- bitrraVa
la Ofw lb* N?w Aldaiphl theatre A' lu? I 'lao i*?a lb*
nooena of Mtok't'rre> ' *forcnar?t of V?a?r# o??rr |
?oo 14 ba*? brae rrrat?? No frbut f ta coiaa* y?a a?- ira
T?o' pi area a foil w?ak 9 n't rarer M'? K'tii
rota at a rwiy for aU b p raeti, wo.'at Mr. Koao'i
Hby .oo* romia4t uoi of hi* (real faibar C'aaf oiir- rftor,
Jp4t4,t~r TNefee' a'iT Wikclf aa* a *Jl4.
N
Ow Pull Corresponded*.
ran, July II, 1?*?The
Inauguration if the n>rrlou-i Aroeml?l Abeeety
ing Importance and Political Interest?The New Peace
System of the Anglo- tYessch Allium-?KJtc- of the Newt
from India? Primot Napoleon at Limoges Smtahon
Produced by the Jiddah Massacre Reports?Opinion if
Anglo-Sauon Decline?M. Lamartine and hit Appeal.
Tba Jiddah munrrn, the disastrous new* fro** India;
Ibe Conference, with its troubleeome bone; the Danublaa
Principalities; the promising harvest and hopefel vintage;
the Kmperor'e restore] health; I Tine e Napoleon's speech
at I .Imogen, and a hundred other maters, all more or let*
interesting, are completely melved to mik* way for the
absorbing lntereu felt in the op ning of the great naval
arsenal at Cherbourg In the pnssnoe of the Queen Cf
England.
All Fiance reels itself, m It were, ?uoamon*l to a new
Field of the Cloth of Oold, compared with which, however,
the approaching rendezvous Is as the mountain to the
meute. Cherbourg is Indeed "the result of the long coo
tlnuari rii-alrv n# Ika l?n ullnu II ai.4 It I.
of (be man who, six years ego, uttered (be fsmons words,
'The Umpire la peare?peaoe, tin e Franoe wishes it:
and when France la contented, the world li tranquil;"
that bis aboutd be the band to pa. die finishing strobe to
wbat bad proved too much for three successive sovereigns
of the Bourbons, for liouis Philippe, and oveu bis mighty
Uncle. Vauban It was who devised it in the reign of
Inula XIV., but the gigantic work dragged heavily on
through three succeeslve reigns, till Napoleon I. took
it up and l?fused new life into the project; and It li now
the "heir of my uncle," the man of peace, par exsellenoe,
who completes It. About Us character there can be no
mistake. It is a pistol at balf cock always at tbe brsait rf
Kngland. The harbor la 400 metres In lengtn, 2CC in
width?the height of tbo quiy beleg eighteen, nod tb?
depth of water nine. It has besn hollowed out, no' merely
of the rock, but of the granite itself, by a mining system
not tried heretofore, or, at least, of which the prodigious
retails had not bees as yet tasted. Never had the reso
lute will to conquer nature attempted so much or sue
cceded to well.
The subject Is alike Interacting to every shade of political
aspiration, and the occasion one wh oh, with the con
aummate tact and exquisite good fortune which seems to
aitesd him, the Emperor has happily ident tied himself
with at a period wh*n Franre was greatly in want of
some pecn.lar stimulant. The proposed hospitality to
the Queen of Kogland seems more to oe viewe l is the
light of a challenge than a bona fide Invitation of goo 1
wUl, and the Queen's prompt sooeptenoe of It with s
squadron at six sail of the Use, six frigates, and n flotilla
of royal and admiralty steam yschis, under the command
cf two of her most distinguish >d admirals?I.ord Lyons
and Sir C. U. KoermsnUe?to bs looked at muob in the
same spirit. I Jo not Hod that *un)ry remark* contained
in certain eemi tfllcol Journal* are berne out?that In thi*
meeting of toe aovereignn or tw > migbty people*, aaotoer
pledge i? given lor toe peace o. the worlt. Toere can b i
co rtal govt will whin taere Is?we will not cay f?ar?
bat mistrust; and it la a* clear a* the sua at noonday,
tbal France and Fuglaaa caunot htvo any real laitn in
each o'ber, whi e each daily I* aiding to Us means o!
offence and defence. Toere are maey la thia r mntry who
believe that the talk ot bumbling tne pride or haughty
Albicn la a aacred duty imposed upon Fraoce rro-n all
time, the performance ot which abould be paramount to
every other consideration; kiat uo attachment to party,
political principle, or dynaaty, abouia lor a mommi be
allowed to uitericre with u aou that tf an imtruci?nl be
forthcoming to make tbe nation adequately to discharge
this aacred obligation, the finger oi Goi te upon him, sua
unto him should tbe people telly. It beglna to maulfeet
liaelf that the famous words at Bordeaux?"The empire
la peace, for France wishes it, aud when ehe la eatielied
the whole world le tranquil"?bad e limited sgaidcatiou;
end Ibat when France bad du y made all her preparations,
her coatee tment with in oga .it they were mat reasonably
cease, and then "L'Emmrt" will be "La guerre "
Tbe turn which matters ere takiog in Indie i? tresiy
mace use i f here to point out tne Mogular (uccei won b
ai companies tbe (Veer of Na viler, n (J ran led, they say,
that there are many things In his government objectionable,
and that tbe continuance cf such asyatim would
be intolerable, but la It not woith while to put la abeyance
isu 1 domestic troubles wneu a grand nsoooai advantage
seems at banc That he is fo'tuaate no one . aa
deny. Tbe reeullof the Eastern war?object if you will
to its policy?bas conduced immensely to the prestige of
France. Ia its opt retime mere were many occasions
wben an awkward mm mignt nave occurred; but nowhatever
IDs mistake or mi>hap, a I resulted le the gio*y
of France. Tbe same has bapoeoed throughout Tne
country never was so courted, tl sue re i, feared and mag ,
uifled aa during me laat six years; and, Judging
from me past, more is no knowing what migbty
events may not take place in the few y>?rn
>ot remaining to complete the decade the Em
percr asked for ?fter the cwp d ,-faf of 1RM. I
re]>eet that the numb* r 01 giave aud think log individuals
wtMwe political antecedents are ectire y opposed to things
aa tbey are, who ara found Ubdiag a paueni ear to cornmeuta
bt Una kind, is greatiy oa the increase
lliooe Napoleon bat been winning golden opinion* at
Limoges by tbe expression or neutimeuia or a quest lib
erai character?tuch as " our natloaal unit*, prepe-ed
oonng a long series < f ages and established by tbe revo
lution, baa betc?fortb notbiag tn foar from me ex aggers
lions of Individualism or of looal feeling. Tn* dinger Is
not there it m rather io a contrary toaoeacy, if it saouid
be developed In excess. What we ba-re to drrad Is, tie
abeorotion of individual itrengtb by coilacUve power, tbe
substitution of me government to all tbe acts of en isi
life, and tbe weaaenutg of all porsooai initiation under j
tb? influence or an exaggerate sda.10 Mr afire centralize- |
Uon I may venters to aflirin that it to our political unity,
wbicb is tbe sou roe of our power and the o?eot of too j
admiration sod frequently of tn* drt-ai of our ntighbori,
we know bowtoa^d that force whirls caused by tbe
spontaneou- co operation of Indlvidnals a no or pen ,
cuatioaa, onr country would accomplun tbe great desunieo
force are by me Illustrious rltixecs of ITflU
With regard to hia Algerian administration bis remarks ,
are no lev* liberal ?
tbe Facoror." ?ald be, "who I* welt aware of the ,
burdtn canted bv political responsibility, baa deigned to j t
iitrust to me a mission altogether uurvnoeced wr.o tbe
ruefgie of ponies He bat charged me t> cimpiete the , |
work comireorel by our glorious troops, to a land wbicb
Ihev bave rendered Frencn by terti icing It with tbelr
blood ?ar undertaking of an ein urive y can mat oba'SC
lar, which iu?U'-a the c operation a 1ml
the work of uBIveroal nuHfaf* flnui I nhB'l h? pwmined
V? ark?oot wreire toey mini, but wbltber they
go?tu rmard the fntnrn end rot the pwt "
It 'n raoortad '.b?i the I Voce b>? already main temp'.
Lag otfero W? e nan <A tbe leniojr 'efn*e?? id l/mdoa aid
liea bar*. adding, tbftl under him ibay m Kb. Dorr* with
on bay aanopromt-* of prnnple.
lb* JlKao oraanarr- baa erodarnd rerr pro'ouad
oeoaettnn. II epiieem tbat alidat lying la Jl loftb harbor.
uo lb* bight of th* 1Mb or Juti*. ih* Ar*b? of to*
t iVD rna* -w mtutt, and c mutnoend a eleugh
nr < ' tbe CbnM'ftb* ran Ktig'tnh roaanlftl*
tbn Oral attacked; lb? Cro>u., VI Pag*, murl-rnd |
ad rut to pica*, bia bona* pillaged. aa.l a mort .
daatr-yrd A general meanarra lonti cMnaaacnt.
Tbn Tieacb Paean". M Komlard. <wbi bad nolr bean at
.llddab a wn?k?1a 'art, ia*< "Mit-md ant bit ultln.l bad
bla wile, were mocdoeed, Ihalr daughter aa i oerraai ?*
cai iaf aiU difficulty. About tw-nty thro* ChrUtlasg,
prior pally (>r**aa. warn balcbertd, loannao ?mly maa
ioc vbcir raoapa by meeaa or in* furgtah authorities
there ware or ? thirty Td'ktnb aoidwra a the totva M
Kinnral. the P-puty C??ol, -acapad, bat with are*. '
rai wound* To? aa r-rorn oo board lb* Cy Mopa. aa
Rwgtlab ?bip of war are ?* * at ?oei Oo ?ha 2lei. tbs
Kuril* a aid Krrai b flaa?. I'Ur being oaiutsd by tb? T-r?
int. 'orM, loaded a pant aciom.?at.ie<l Or in- Turktab
tri*>r? a ad read th* burial nnrr on o ear tb* Ooaaal.
lb* /'apt baa lately beta toduigiag a aoaie anoolog
laruHrat. >ot raapecttag tb* raiatie* atreagtb of AoMrtca
aad Cuba
AS an ia?t*ar* boa?ar cording in tbn Kmmm n jar
oan?ihn logic wtoc ran- m d'aitn rbtoe c?u?rai,f la
importance, Uia OjwM* <fe !' *? odwTa. ? af ar lb>
double nibtbitioD of K.?g bad's nap dairy in tbn Crimea
aa t ladia, tbn prmeaataa of our Baignoire m raoia'a mm
ralga maaMrsoftbaromin-r< mi teatim** u< ratio**, aal
to pkr rent Traire from oaoaadloff l? etmoly ridiculous"
M da l.smarttnn'i lauar to tbn tVi/wr, la reply to aa
ertlr a in tbn iatunUif ftcr***-, id wbich tarLaatmiaataa I
waa ae-mraty bandied, hta called forth a lose diaciwdia
oo the poat'o merit* aad demerit". wbicu.ia lb* oinuiju of
many-I h*a beat 'needs he bat belirr bar u at i<d*l rhtr?
ia i"i nthlrc ungraceful. oodnr aoy eirea waaanrm. ta W. da
la mart to- appearing prranoaily In lb* inattnr, aad it may
be ilvobtnd wb*tf>nr ihn aut>?eripliia will bn at all torreaaed
by IV Th* train id, from flrat to I eat 'oord na'a
eaaity it th* kayatoon of lamarttaa't charm-tar Taie It
waa tbat led bis lam prtaoaly etpaafltur* ?1th clraaa
BCTiaad nonann He marital a wife wo?lh Ifto.OtJO, aad
eeary abll'loc of It ha* been opant, and o >w that 0 la
rtrnpallM to lira in a nark rtfln ne mil or n waeir. ta na
m marb of blmaetf, Md b#ue*ea the world to t>? m rnac ore
a pied ihmi btaaalf M tf atlll U>? repraoaotatira of tba
rttOlDlKHI of 1M.
Oar Narlrlii C? myindtaw.
M?t>mt>, Jan* 3,19M.
' kan^r of Mtnitlrp <wwf Armdmcf of O Drm**ll?Stram
ihip from Haoama.
The Minmlry of Irturlr. which had I an tod Are rmnttea
r d half. hM dwenlred of IU own ncoord At tha time
of IU formattoa oa tha fall of tba If Intatry of the Admlaa
Armero, O I tor Mil, tt It bolt* rod, waa Invit id to taka
charge of tbr irararomeat. bat ha declined, l>eli*Ting tha
nxrtiett aot far -able to hia arlialniatrattna. nod tha Mia
later la Rtiania waa railed noma to form a Oablnat Tt (
no* i ota Out that latnrti hna boaa anx oua to retira. la
which tbe tjaaea pmtn?ed to Indulge hta Inrlinntlm ao
w>r> a* aha aboald hara raturaad from bar rhrtt to tha
aaa mart. la making pro*rata, It ihmM ba ranambaral
tha racapt on of Uta ooart, bowarar oatentntioaa in tba
wrirnl CM tat through which bar Mhlertr panned. war
tarrr hearty. and waa enrnetimea cold.
Tba cooraa of tba lata Miaiatar baa boon littla oaurfae
torr >r> iart.a* It bar baan n?iU?er ooa th ag aor tnnther:
tbrra bar haaa an "policy " Tba ralna of |0??rt??rn
bar* only boan b*)d, and tha nation ha* be o allowed to
aab ita n> prrapar tr witbont Infrferanoe. fba ta
rum bar i ha rrj.dtd marh >a Kr.glnad. bad teamed th -a
wmr rary ap.w?armia Idaaa, ood aarar cojl I aee
danger*, bet.tuar thay wara not c'aar'y In e'gbt Point
cint?a got waarr of iwarfta. aad wbaa Xacler da la
tur'iren??d their prat ware IB th# lekmudr Hi* a 1
mi'ilatratioo ha* h.au a IIA'r period of barm >#f la tba
goreroment a . I ot profound patr# <n tba pror.oeot T?a
d'aaoiot'twi ? tba Oablnat la aatd to hara tara'd npn
tba '( jartiaa of ralPhg father tbe Oriaa an I, ?table to
agree, tba rwgneurm* fobowed.
fM the fun no aaat reentry of tha bdttla af VlchlTaro, '
EW TORE HERALD, SU
ti which ODmmU wh the chief on Mm part ef the Imrgoals,
(Id within a few dtji or two years after the Um
when, oa tkft aid* of Um Quean, ha overthrew the Ubaral
party of Spurt which had ooma ta hla aid aAar defeat oa the
former oooaatoa, aa aooa aa ha had proolalmed the pa jIio
rights ta a programme at Maozansres, ha hao baaa called
fata la till the piaoa of President of the OouacU and
Bacratary or War, from which ha waa unceremoniously
ejected soma twaaty month* ago, to give w?y to the eocu
palloa oT the ohtoT aeata of the government by Nerraes
aad his Meads, aad froat which the Goods had by tore*
oT anna bat a little Um before driven the liberal party.
Sudden and mortifying aa that fall waa, the present recall
to power haa not been to Uta public more unexpected.
The smnntar In wbloh the far too sanguine republicans
had oalonlated upon to throw out their banner for the Aral
time In a political struggle in Spain, appears to be unex
pooledly otherwise oooapied, and by the measure* of one
who proclaims liberal sentiments and oalla for that moat
popular of measures?the Immediate eleetlon of a new
Oortae. But how wonderful in Spain ta the potency or the
sceptre! It Is greater than the ooostltullon aad the law;
and may almost be said already to hare outlived the most
stubborn superaUUoa. This Is the Cabinet:?
O'Donnell, Count of I<ucena, President of the Coua 11 of
Minister* sad Secretary of War.
I Saturn i no Qalderon Oottaates, Minister of Stale.
Po?do Horrero. Minister of Government.
Solorerrto, Minister or the Treasury.
Fernandes Negret#, Minister of Graoe and Justice.
The Marquis of Oorbere, Minister of PuMlc Works.
Senor Queeada, Minister of the Nary.
The Captain General #r Madrid Is the Marquis of Duero,
brother of the Captain General of Cuba. Toaa this frondae
none Have been more deairota that the government should
take notice or what was lately said In the British PaMia
naent respecting tbe conduct ot Spain la the slave trade.
Indeed, It la said that he has urged upon tbe Q leeu the recall
of the Minister at SI. James, and the delivery or pass
porta to Mr. Buchanan, the English minister here, me
press, however, seem to think that explanations will be
sought diplomatically tor this want of breeding, and that
tbe excuses in the end, after a proper corresp odeuoe, will
be foond adequate, "fbe genius of the Spanish government"
said a Mexican Secretary or Foreign Affairs who
knew It weil, "Is to write up much paper and aooomplith
nothing."
The dey before yraterday there arrived at Vigo from
Havana, in seventeen days, the transatlantic aleemer
Aitnogabar, with eighty seveo passengers. She ia one of
the new Spanish boats put temporarily on to the line for
carrying the mails.
Madrid, July 7,1868.
Activity tf the Administration of O'Donnetl? Foreign Ap
poxntments?What jure the International Question* for
Immediate Decision?Invasion qf Mexico?Value and
Amount qf Spanish Fisheries, as Made up for the Govern
mint. etc.
Narvaiz must have bal a strong suspicion of what wu
goir? to happen when be left the oonrt at Aranjuer for
Paris; snd toe French must be persuaded that It is
enough for Kspadon to be gone a week fbr all Spain to
turn awry. The immediate cause of the change in the
ministry, it is sgreed, has been the manner in which the
conduct of tbe country bat been arraigned in the British
Parlisment, with regard to the slave trade; and the concent
soKoiUtlcn of Iiturti to bo permitted to retire,
faroiedtbe ascendancy of O'Donnell, when It w<? considered
that an administration fall of energy and spirit
had ceccme necessary The Coade Lucena had waits 1 a
i ng time patiently for the oppcrtusity folly to arrive for
:be fruition or his ambitious hope; and at last it has distinctly
come
In the few days of his administration, the light of day
and tbe Dowor of eltetrisltv htra ml au<flr<.fl ?n m?va
known bis measures so fast as he hu taken them Orders
are rapidly pasted along the wires Into estry part of the
kingdom, and every morning the ofllslal gazette teems |
with occrtee and appointments Young repuDlicanism,
which was taking such gigantic paces, has halted, the
slower prosreesists ap|>ear dismayed, and the moderalos
and Oari'Sts for a day or two stem South with astonishment
at thw sudden and strange torn of affairs. The Field
Marshal stricee over all parties, esd heeds them no more
then 11 they did not exist He most have been a toag
time revolving be'ore coaiicg to power again wbst would
be bis action, not on<y as to matters, but as to men Some
resignations have come in front the ministers noroad and
have been accepted In the act There are those who are
re'teved and the names of iboae by whom K Is reported
ibey will be tucceedeo? Kogiand. Go zi'os dravo by
Uluriz; France, Duke or Rivas by Mod, (Marshal Serrano
having leluret); Ruine, Marqua of Pidai o> IhoeRtsai:
Prussia, Casio Dy ?? The Minister at Wastuogtoo,
having itern appointed by O'lionneil while Deiors in
power, wlil no ooibi remain.
Thus briskly does everything move on, but wbst Is
very bard and shows toe Idrrigu blood of the .this', p>'?Ueel
news done not get wind until it is ma e koowo vfllsi- j
aily; however, as matters appear to have bene i tog iu 1
train this may furnish ttmr excuse, and as It ttjws as fast
as It can, to be tijoyed witbout waste
Toe rar.it?t atirntlon or the now Cabinet will bo given
lo Uts insult ottered by Koglaod, the forlei.ure of churoh
property, (d'swrnorfitetym.) now la argument wltb the Papal
dee, and tbe bauiti.no of Mexico, (the la*t dgotj and
ihry win oe rta;lved. It 11 said, as beats tbe dignity and
the rights of Spaniards to the pipuiar sstief sctloa
Gen. Prim, it it deUartd by tbe preer, is lobeeotrosli'd
wi'b the Mi xirsn mntu-r. in the twooti capacity
of dipkiaailst ami ?> I n?r, first to nake knowa to the gor
erxmret ot that rep ubiln the ultimatum of .Spain as respects
the rpieali ns between the c eta tries; ana sreoad, to
take command of the i jr.-ixfor invasion la tne event th itdemands
t-i bi made are not diiwily c imp'icd with Tae
b-st sbipe uf the terries, In Europe ?ud ta tno Gull rf
Mexico, will b' | ut in rSftttMl and p'a;ti uu.l-r the
crnimtnd o an able tea Ulcer to take tue Kuvoy General
and 10,COO troops, chutl/ from those of the Hiaod of
Cuba
Tne person spoken of to be ia commend of th? II rt is
Pit aco, tbe st ue wao r >nduca-J the sqi'tiroo is Vers
t.ruz m tr.e yc.r ISM. w:ia the diolawt risutthit Alvares,
Mm r >t duct <>n the MM M ? ?I not e,ip jr#?l by nis
gtivernmeol nor ov the n?H? n. wntle It Is uovo that the
wNbes ecu views of toe Rear Aitural were not heeted,
sod that be returned great y awgusted and iliaapp >tol -d
with Cars loi.rtnera1 Coo. he,shut sitcom.itmcnt'tvtile 1
u; to Mexico, foe envoy, tnocgh direct from toe de<k of !
the under Secretary or Sia'e, at Ma.rid, found rea">0", it
appears, 'or C sobry ng what were m l 11 bs toe laetrac
lioos be tork w to frm hence, sod ibt'igb his course was
ensure.i Doth by Ihe conduct of tbe gireram at, tad toe
largutge o' the prest without thsexneptoo o' a paps*, the
igent baa, by the usage ol diplomacy, beeo obliged 11 be
meet, end bat ventured to MT>r nothicg urlh -r than a
hist tbat perhaps were te allzwnd toepeas be m glit snow
the ampli si grounds fir oi*.ie-il8r?i ,n
Hush, so lar. ban hern .L' ciTect of tbs 'sitsrauie of tbe
Insfuctlots by .luarrs, a Vein Crux, to l.afrag ia, lbs uori
I gVtMSM MlBteMVhf lilies lO ii, ' ltdlug lo I'S'ls,
who net Jost realbrmrd p.htiui* wmcb .t was thought
here had betn abandoned In tbe suppoied dtiremtcy of
'/.uioega. The mstnorshdnm oi li e peudlog .pint un i>tween
the countries continues uesosweret by Sislo,
ibo igb ihe Mrxtcau diplomatist, in submitting icfir-igo
powers Ihe reason* that eppee'ed good to him. sod wtiwh
he first mede kocwn here oraliy U the Ma'q us of Pi la.,
thrn Minister for Foreign Alfa rs. be wee carefo to state i
rn.ne ( f the art ri n's by wb cb he was met, tbus Icarus
bis grounds c Messed unanswerable to ths world by s eece
or obi gleg, what cas sot osan givsn lo thu mcuisat, e
rsepasee.
The tol'iiwiog statement is made up from offlj el date,
|.ubli?b?d b> Uie Miuister of the Nevy.oe ibe preseot
c sdi< os of the merioe strvloe and its oocups too ?
1 A HI M I? 111! KltTI ?? in THI Hr A T l*H rT-H?Rlli? fV ? Til*
lift or jiar, IMA. l?) Tim I in or ji \i, IM7, a>d or Tin
KM!* A?l> HIT DM.A4IKT THKHAIH
AuA til.on. ,, Stlwl iin>1 (wll'ii,
ArrtbOM. Vitiw I Arrntm Von**
t?t?ln T.7Ti4jMK,S31 61,911,244 a.?A7>Tn tt.961 044
Axt III I M I
llev mi 1 11,414 142 711 4.T0I 4 4A4
Sinliairr leCuba 16,664 SI,.'><!? 6,97 21 9,72.1
TriBMteil ileCab* 12.7C4 16,444 l.fil 1,2*4
NueTtUe 6,AM A.U71 1,??W 1,702
Hhoi?!?? 13 All 14,209 6,634 6.414
Kuerto Kico. .. 17,790 41,624 ? ?
loUl.cwt.... 34.J49 9277,*64 _VtTdoI
and fold Fjmimor
in fke toll *m Kflt I'im n
King'm pinyr*.
2mMi
bpala 1.306^30 494,771 7 346 b7,;h4
Annum
Riiui 34 9A< 12 649 ir?
Htn ttaf n de Cab* S,*4I 904 174 197
Trinidad at ( dba 1,274 63 M 121
KaevNaa. ...... 704 194 61 40
Ketttedloo 6.147 44 A, 109
1'uerto Rico.... A,426 ? 64. 666
Total, ewt.... 11 642 1.2M 1.7*6 1,464
Tie only piaeea whrnoa eiporttUma of A?h Dot been
made from Uin Span lab dotaiaKwa are ? Cjt ,n? ti ih?
miotic! Of S.6AA ewt; from Vlffbnf I Mem ; froai Vil?f?.
Wl of 4,940 ewt Tbt only acooant reniter?1 of tba inu
Una of Uia ISiillpple* lilaada la la tha number of mora II
caaraA, awoublloir to 72A, (irlac tlia annual reato' 67.742
la fpaia, baaioaa what n c MiUiami la the c*nerali**t
iab>a abo\ a, tba prorinea of Oarthaf?ea yie.erf 1,9 .4
pntintla of eoenl, of the ralue of 44.460. the quantity frm
'be rraatera coarl cf tba p?itaenia, of tbai of f mure ami
o' Afr'ca, ?u 10.794 piurl* worth $41 247 Tb" ralna
of the Iponge at Kemadioa (Otba) waa 111 .466. rt), i
va'ra of the fl?h roea, tr,noiM> and torlolw -hell liken i
anionic the Aiittllev ere tot trltia, nor tbequMttm nun I
?
Onr Berlin (omipmitrnrn,
Baatt*, July T, IMA
fiutlh 14 July r>l'l*afUm in Merlin- lnt*m,iti-m i! Cmr
brier-Ilmron Hum'tAdi a Untt?Annoon I'm >nt
i/m Alirooti? What Waron HumlmltU 7Sti.li of Amii
rrt ? Hit ftpin*.oi of Mnmwnirm, ifr.
The era1 v. ranry of the Iterlnrilloo of Independent fellIt
jr on a Son-iny. the grnal tiatbhal Jub'le. ?m kept on
the lollowinc tiny at the reelden * of Governor Wrl*hl, the
Ainnrtfu M ntvler, who had ieti:?d all hlacouotrymea re 1.1
re In or paaa'ng through Ber'ln to attend It came off
with the ntmoat idol and eucerne, and I think I an pietiBnd |
in na'.ir.g that the tonrib ot Jaly wax never celebrated la ,
the rmaelan capital with a rrea'er dh?r!ay of onrdlal hoa
p'.ulity on the part of tbe brat, or of anotei amootiyna
that of the ffuftta. I pwardn of thirty Americana were
preernt no thin otmar on, Including the tntted Ptetea C a
eu'a at Hamburg aa 1 Bremen, Uapt T'eodergraet, r. 8. N.,
Of. Abtxtt. wtta hie fair yovtng bride, danchter of the
Hon Theodore S fay. Mlaiater to Hwllrerland, ike.; and
the arr'ral of the venerable Bame Humboldt, who rame
from I otadam on pnrnnee to participate <a tbJe truly Atnenran
feet'val, abed an caperlal grace an ) laetrc on the ce
lebrntlon Tbe party vat do wo about fl P M to a board richly
NO AY, AUGUST 1, 1858.
spread with Iht dnlisacies of the mum, and arm which
the eUr ipu|M banner spread 1U majestic folds. Many
eddreee? ware delivered, aad frequeat allusion made te
the dlsUngniabed guest-the revered Nee tor of science,
ad the weocute end friend of Jefferson and Hamilton
Gov. Wlight proponed the health of tale M ?ety the
Kiogof Prussia, expatiating an ths good feslin( hat existed
between ths two ooontriss, and that had nev.v been
disturbed by the slightest misunderstand log. A tout to
the President of the United states waa heartily responded
to, ?o? the remarks with which the Minister accompanied
it were most enthusiastically received. He compared the
Union to the Gordian knot, which, however, there waa
no Alexander in the world strong onough to aevar; and
although the assembly around hi a was composed of
Amur leans from every portion of ths republic, whenever
alius Icq waa made te the union of their country the spontaneous
burnt oT cheering reminded him of the olden
lives at th Fourth of July celebrations. It was only
by coming abroad, he said, that Americana knew how
much they enjoyed in their own land. Kaoh of
thim would return to hie home loving it more
aid more, end would regard every attempt made to array
oce section of It against the other an troaaon against tho
blood of their patriarch sires His allusions to the viru
tail altackv of the German press u|x?n America, her pen
pie end her institutions, were meet happy. "We can
stand having some bard thioga aaid or ui," he observsd;
"we nave eo much light, so much good, that the evil In
separable from hurnmity, and which therefore exists
among us too, though i sincerely believe la a minor de
gree than in other communities, becomes the more mam
feet, and this evil our foreign detractors see and publish
to Wie world." Then turning to Heron Humboldt :
"Rare," he continued, "Is the men, known aad beloved
throughout the wide expense of our oouotry, wbo remembers
Frederick the Great, the Washington of Prustia?if
so honored s name may be applied to a king?oho, more
than fifty years ago, on our own native soil, sat under
the counsels or those statesmen sad patriots whose re
nown la coeval with our republic; the link connecting
three generations and more, during which period we
have grown from a few hamble colonies to s mighty
nation?from a small people of three millions of souls, la
habiting n narrow strip of land on the shores of the At
laniio, to e powerful republic of thirty millions, stretching
from ocean to ocean, and from the ice bound lakos of tbe
North to ibe sunny waters of the Gairbhreo Sea And
this day, at this distance from borne, we, tbe citizens of
tifteen different States of our Union, respond with fervor
end enthusiasm, as our fathers did before us, to the senSimcnt.
We co not believe our nation is all N'orta or ai;
south, but we do believe tbe Stales and Territories of our
Union are one." Tbe Governor closed his retains with
s spirited so peal to tne love of home, of friends and relatives?quoting
the beautiful linse:
Tb? re is a power to make each hour
As sweet as Heaven designed it,
Nor need we room to briog it home,
Though tew there be that Had it'
We seek too high for things close by,
And lose what nature found us;
For life has bere no claim so dear
As borne, and friends aroaad us.
Among the otber speeches, eloquent or humorous, that
were del'vered on this occasion, I will only mention auad-lr?ss
bv nr. K iward S. Jaques. a very talented young gentleoisrfrom
Virginia, who has been prosecuting his stuues
at Bet i.o for ihe last two years, and took tbe opportunity
or say logs few ?i>rIs of farewell to bis friends andoouatrymen
on ni? return to America "I have," be said, "already
rtplu d u> tbe toast to Virginia; but now, as the op
poitumty la given me, I will take occasion to say a word
Virmystlf This occasion is peculiarly Interesting to me,
recnuse It is the last time I shall be able to meet my American
friends before leaving Berlin, where I have resided
for tbe last two yesrs, aud wbere I have spent so many
bappy hours. 1 need not say that I have seen much here
to admire, much to learn, much to remember forerer
with pleasure But tbta Is not the point to which I would
speak 1 wish to propose a sentiment?a sentiment which,
though shared by every American here, it becomes me
especially to utter; for, having sojourned here longer than
any American present, except tne permanent residents, I
can speak from a more protracted experience, and
being on tbe point of leaving Berlin, I have notbiug
either to gain or lose by saying what I think. Idoooo
gratulate myself, gentlemen, upon qui ding Berlin, ".nat I
hawa ha/4 lha nnik/1 fnelnmi (A Km Kaaa na/laa ?b? ......__
sive admiotst'a'too* of Governor Vroom sal Gits ?r
Wrigbt I no coegretulate my cvuotrynec, whom I bare
lo 'cave bohtrd tha' tbcy are nere to co.toy your kind
rtllcea, air, (addressing Governor Wright,* rour warmhtaited
bspiis'lty, your patrtot'c - vtnna'.aiee I do,
from tx>v heart, coogra ulav my whole country that she
baa bere, aa her repreeeotaiive. a man ao thoroughly
American to every view and every aeailnent?a rata
who lovre bi* country ao truly, aod who will steel uo fir
her so (Irmly and so proudly every where. Geo lie.men, 1
proioee the health or our representative at toe C>uri of
Prussia, Joseph A. Wright, of Indiana "
When the applauae toat followed I trie expression of feeling
bad tubalded, Oai tain Pender gra?t wtt called novo ta
answer a toeat to tbe American cavy, and cooc'udet a
brief and characteristic address by proposing toe health of
Baron Humboldt, wbicb waa drunk with three soch cheers
aa can onlv proceed from AugloAaxnt lunge- the
pecial requestor the amoaatador, ant to toe agreeable
aurpvwe of all these who knew that the Illustrious and
venerable eavant bad not opckao In public for yearn,
either at political or scientific gathering*, the au'iior of
"Ooemoe" rose from hi* eeat, and niter at king permission
to exprrst blent all in the French laogutge, aidreaaet a
few remark* to the ateembly He Mid that be coo?tderel
hlmeed halt an American, and had therefore accepted
with pleasure the invitation of bit esteemed rrlead Mr.
Wright to be preeent at tbe celebration of aa anniversary
ro dear to tne American people, and forming eo Important
an epcrh In tbe bialory of mankind. He bad lab ired all
hie In* to draw clneer the ilea that should unite aU nation*
In a commoo bond of friend*nip, and It would make him
Lsppy at the elnee of bla oareer to flod that bi* eodetv ore
bad not been quite unsuccessful He bad vlailed the I nited
?i*ies when they were yet In the'r Infancy; be had foreseen
and prognosticated tbe great future that awaited
them but (be rapidity of tbrtr process* had even ex teed
ed bts at-pclpat'oos, and nothiog remained for him bat lo
hope that their pr-stpeiity wonid coutlaue unabated and
unalloyed, and that the prirelp ee of those wise
and good men who founded the republic,
aod of wbree ; t-rsonal aoqalaiaoce and friendship he
sheuld be proud to the last hour of hie ei'stenre, would
nerer be lurgotten. tbe word* of tbe aged patriarch of
philosophy and humanity, who spoke in toics tremu'ois
? .h age. bat dear and diet.not. wore listened to In breath
lees silence, which flna.ly exploded It atom ill of cheers,
and I an- sure the lew perenos present who were unaquainted
with French never regretted it mare than at that
moment, and wonid have given anything is thng power
to be i nabled to eaten the sentence* that ilowed from lip*
ao fatuous and so rtvntsd. Baron Hucubotdl remains! at
table nil -t nner was quit* over, an t thee repalrett to the
drawiog room, ooa vesting with the laites that sat nstt to
him aiu- with the other gins'*, sorae'imse la Fog lab,
Mm.etune* lo French or (lermait, aod evtdootly eojosing
Li rare il among bis Arasricao friend*. free from the ctsatraint
sod et.qne le that hedges 'o the aristocratic c'rries
of F.uro e For cjsoj years past he ha* never been
snowa to stay mo-e than os hour or so ak anr
-urn mee'lsg*; ereu at the im'. aesirerstry of
tbe Berlle Geographical Society atwaatlfla union 'onedsd
u?d?r his own auspices, and lo whose transactions b*
takea a perivaal loteeeai. be left long before the proceedrags
tf tbe evening were termioaied In (Art, bit edvanoed
ace, th muwp.i'Hy <>r hit engagement*, aod the
letge portion of hie valuable time which ne still devote* to
rody. renders his bresenr < in any company even for a
r?* mio'itt together, a favor earerlv nought aod tbask
fally accepted aod his paaslog so many bo .ire at Oereraor
Wr gbt's euteiuinmetit it a teetitn my, therefore, both of
per*,**! fneosab p fur ice Minister aod of re*pert lo the
uatem he represen t, wbich cannot b* too highly approciatec
In the course of Uie ereoieg yon* rorreepnedeet
bad the honor o' bring elmMed ta about fl'teea no autrt'
cn-verssilon with '.he liiattrlunt velerna of scieocs,
whose nvscltv at tenner *o1 clesrness of intellect are
Unit adm-rsb e le a man of hit age He appears perfect
ly a?i fail ol ererythisg trial ? g'"n< on n the I n'ted
tHates.' an! ma I* some very pertinent remarkt on tbe
IUDJKI ci ivmra.m, which no cjoimeri lo igi iu
aUaiyrt ph?noun tun. ho >im Miq wltnae* of more tba
date of MeemeT mi* Cn?li'*lrn Ob my obaemaf that
bta nam*. immortal aa it waa by hia worka. bad baaa perpetuated
ta America by auaerotu Wtwon and villagea.
haya at d rirera, to which ha bad Mood ( -drainer. ha re
plied with a ?mre thai tbey had area five* hla cifoomea
o a ?ery cold locality?aliuding to the Humboldt (lacier,
dMbrared by the lamented '(aoe?and taerafbra be wee
lad to brar the otbar eay f om New Omnaa that a fnee
land is that tropical re?i<ia had received tba appei'attoo of
Cape Humboldt, ihna reatoruif aa equilibrium of tern pa
ratura fhi uph ao playfnl and niaMlr la miod, t waa
orry to pero?lve that tba f/ml mortal teeament that
bolna H it rapidly yiT'nt way. Since I bad laat tba ptaa
are of me-itnf him be baa evidently yrnwn more feeb'n
nod leftrm: aim the rnenie? aaaetnhled en Monday arealey
at the American Kmbaeey aeparated hlfhly (ratHM
Indeed with their rntarta amnat and with tba latro Incttca
it afforded the? Mi tba moat remarkable man of tba
afe. but wtih tba painful eommwaneea that before many
yeara. perchance befhre many m otne ahall alapae, thia
pride aad (lory of the ore-eat will be numbered among
the baroae aad aaycr of the paal
Otlnael Ibralae. I'oltai -date- Knvop to Rurtle. arrlral
la th e city on toe M metent aad laft afa n aooa after <m
rtmu for Sk iNtaraburi.
Rmtun, Jaly 14, IMA.
/,'rpnr'crf in (he fltaHA qf tba Awif?/f A*
AVol/y Crmrml"r*nt or t.f .tmnd WindI"ietnria KrpurtrH
<m thr Hkinf? fi'rw Stawlarri of Wngku / ?-Hanking
Afair$?yranmtlanhe Tr*U qf Hamburg avd Woarn-.
Tt f Km-tk On man IJoyd. dr..
7t>a arociiota from Teyarniee reepeetiof the Klnfa
health coBlisue to be favorable?rcore an than waa er pact
cd. Ha walka aad r'dee about the country, eate wall,
Bleep* Hkn a top, talk* and lauirb* with erery one ha
mrc*a, and li aHogatlMr In the rary beataplrtta. Soaay
the clhelal rr^x.rl*. which are apt In view ererythla*
tfcfoegt a pair of reoe colored epectaelee. but even ad
nlWieR Ihcfu to b? correct, it In * a question whether ail
those ear.3?rek'>P(r symptoms denote any marked and deClde
A imr> < emrnt In bh real melely, It If not the
> pi jK'qtn thai eerie administering to?it t? the "mind
da* seed" that La* i.i'berto hauled the effirto of the
' m?.h-ei art end for which e change of air and aceee la
orw tried a? the rferetor rrtorf. I atl'l onnakfer it eery
donbifal whether this ohter t will be attained. I pea me,
at 'end, the anecdote* rented of hie chatty eonrcr?atlona
with the |*eaeaatry of Herarla, of the schoolboy
ardor evinced by him is climbing monataiae and
taelgalitg lakre, and of the oniitorrtipted flow of
good burner with which?to adopt the pliraneolflgjr
of the coorlly ioeraaitate?beeachante all those who hare
the felicity ?f approa-hing bim, pendens an tmprrentoo
qcite the rererae of that which la nought to l>e omoauai
rated. M*o of reflect1 re medttatire dlepoeltloae are eot
object to ew;h outnrea** of hilarity, and la my optalon
greater eerlouaaona and aohrlcty of demeanor would b
a more convincing proof thai hlo mind m returning to
tto ftoremlstate. If Btoomfteld's rancor' boy "whistled
ft ho want," it Wftft "fwr wont of thought;" and to thii
respect ft King does not differ from a pleughboy: his very
Uvotlne? nam to indicate a weartnem w ihlo. He showed
the same playful temper here ever elaee the state of his
health enabled him to "take his walks around," and 1 am
aaaured that the dejection of the physicians deepened In
proportion as the sprlghUlaeaft of his Majesty increased,
not to mention the total subversion of etiquette that
was occasionally produced by It Personally, I shall j
be sincerely glad to dad that I am mistaken, and that his
monlal condition is progressing favorably. With mviy
faulla and foibles, he Is (or was) a well meaning man,
and of mors than average oapaolty, and I am not one of
thoes that imagine a change ot government to he aynonymoua
with a change for the better.
Yon have been informed, of course, by your London
correspondent, that Queen Victoria Intends to mate *u
excursion to the Rhine next month, for the puroiee or
meetlsgber daughter, the Princess Frederick WiMam,
who is said to hare expressed suoh a longing to see ner |
mother that the Queen could not refuse to gratify it. :
However, it is by no means certain tnat the Prinoeea '
wri ne Miowea io iravei; mi a in urncin, I presume,
Victoria would come to Berlin, ai It would be too are el
a disappointment for the poor young laly not to see tier
mamma after all. rhe Queen will bo accompanied on
her continents tour by the Prince Cobs or t and her second
ton, Pi lace Alfred, who will succeed oae day to tne
dukedom of Saxe Ooburg, and It la thought will like up
bis reek eace for a while at his uncle's court, in order to |
become acquainted with the customs ana institutions of the
country.
On the 1st Instant a law enacting n radical alteration In
the atendard of weights In the kingdom of Prusiit wis
carried Into effect, a few particulars or which may not bo
uninteresting to your oommercial readers Previous to
this change the weights of this country consisted of the
centner of 110 Ibe ? the pound about equal to an English
or American pound?and the loth, or hsif ounce, 32 loths
making up the pound. When the ZoUvorain was constituted,
the members of that union differed so essentially in
their system of weights end measures, that it was resolved
at a conference of their delegates to equalize them by
adopting the French kilogramme for tne payment < f
Zollvereln duties on merchandise imported from abroad,
taking the kilogramme at 60 lbs., sad dividing the pound
Into 30 lotbs, instead of 32, ai heretofore. Tma was a sort
of compromise between the former system and the decimal
scale, tbe advantages of which were la a great measure
neutralized by retaining tbe old German denominations of
centners, pounds and lotbs. Instead of tbe French gramme
At present the same standard hsa bsen Introduced o o tne
kingdom of Prussia. The divisions art at to lows:?The
pound is equai to half a f ranch kilogramme, or 500
grammes; one ceotuer, 100poandi. one pound, 30 lotas;
one lout, 10 quenlins: oue quentln, 10 csnte.one c?ol 10
loores'' or grams. Tne ota centuer is s trills under 103
pounds, new weight, or the new centuer about equal to
107 pounds, old weight: so that tbe newwrigblt* about
seven per cent heavier than the old. This chugs, though
theoretically an improvement, Inasmuch as it does awsr
with tha Inconvenient calculation of 110 pounds to too oen
tuer, is causing a good a sal of annoyance te the public
la tbe first place, new iron and brass weights, tn groat
quantities, had to be cast, adjusted sod stamped by tbe
government, it being now forbidden tn sail by toe old
weights, and the dealers have had to purchue tasir now
weights fum the author Hies tl a considerable expense,
besides tie ices they incur on tbe old ones, which
are now r niy worth toe price of old Iron and brass, then
again the snip*e?pert sal retail traders take advantage
or tbe pound weight being seven per cent heavier to raise
their prices ten or fliteeu per cent, aud, dually, as go
vernment dm not adopted the gramme, aome small
Wrights that used to be frequently naked for, r a,gg
eighth of a pound (four lotbs. acxirdina to tne former
system) constitute ?iicb ft traction as can hardly be rasas
by the new weight, and poor ana needy person* ?b j
have but liule market money to spent, and are obliged
to purchase small quantities, chiefly provisions, are at
the mercy o( the retailers. Oo the whole, the public are
losers by the alteration: hat the govrrnmeul exchequer
Is a gainer, as lha> charge the auty on the centner uew
weight at the same rate as before toe reducuoa r>u toe
old cenluer; consequently tbe duty exacted lor 107 lbi Is
equal to what was paid on 110 lbs. betore the new law
took effect. Ihis fai.s particularly upon articles protuced
In the country and of general consumption? lor instance,
flour ground by tbeciiy and government mills, bu<coer's
meat and salt, which, In Prussia, la a r(yi- or mouupoiy of
the Crown
Some ume sinoe I mentioned the National Rank ol Moldavia
at Jassy as having stopped payment, observing tnst
this ectabncbmeoi, being a branch of the Slate Bank of the
Duchy ot Antail lieseau, a great lore would oe entailed
ill on it e Mter '0 ccn.equeoce, acd thai two comimtsiooets
had be.a sent to Jassy t> Investigate the atlsirs of ths
Moldavian taautaiion. nest ot the shares o< which ars
hi Id in Germany. Tbe oeiega'es?vis , Herr Von Dossier,
ilmis er of rune of Aobait Dessau, and book director
Hthc?have now returned trom their j mrncy, and rep.rt
tbefotowing as the upehM of their proctedlrgt: ? rne
claims of the (overiment of Moldavia to the annual of
40,000 ducat* are covered by the traosler of the inters .t
or mortgag?* in possesion of tbe baok The cwces-ini
(Chart, r) gracied to that institution has beeu witndrawn,
but m return ths government authorities would give up
their right ol rthcial laterterenoe after the Claims of tbe
comm.salon bar been secured in the aforesaid manner,
leaving the settlement to ino Board of Directors at De.sa I,
and to tbe creditors and shareholder* at large. If they
succeed 10 aeii'ing the debts in ao amicable way, there
will be no con.mission of bankruptcy Issued, but
I hitherto this has not been tbe esse. Tbe members of ibe
Councilor Administration have been invited by the bask
dlrtctcr* to atu-cd a eon'erence at Detaau tor tne purpose I
of receiv ing the report ol knars. Von Uissler k Haho, j
and to conclude respecting tbe- propositions madu for ao j
arrange mat.
i me of our Berlin papers comments on an article dated 1
"Hamburg. July 4.'' oo ibe competition and emulation
existing between tbe two chief commercial ports of Germany
the ancient Hi:-static cities of Hamburg and
Bremen?more especially as regards tbe transatlantic
trade. In every otber branch ot commerce Hamburg
lakes precedence of her rival. The mercantile snipping '
owned in tee former city exceeds by far tnat or ibe la*
ter. It amounted at ibe beginning of this year to
4V1 veeaels, wbile Bremen could only muster 379
This disparity in the commercial navy o.uchfes
with the character of the bueioeu* traosacted by the two
Haoseauc cities, the importance of Hamburg not being
confined to her trade Is merchandise, but cooeuitiag even
more In the extent of h- r ex< bangs and mueiary op -ra
Uoa* with tbe north of Europe wnlcb on'-en'rate there,
end under her inflneoce predominating among the great
?s?|? rnnu o' tbe Coat'neot Toe trade between (.rest
Britain and Germany is almost entirely in the nan-Is of
Bamberg, tbe stater city only taking a secondary part in
it. and lbs same may b- said ot the Net tier lands and
V ranee It is only lc tbe onaect'.oo with the I'mted
Mates of America that Bremen has got decidedly the start
of her rival
Ths extent or th.s Dale is stated dlff-rently by the
common tai statist ra of America and the IUo??aHc lowmi
Aronraitg to the former the impo-ia from Hamburg t> ibe
I'lilied Nate* doting the jcar commencing Julr 1, ISM,
aod ceding June JO, 1H57, amounted to ft,017,413;
thosu from Bremen to $ 10,723.fl'JJ. and tb* export* Trim
tbe Vnted Hairs to Hamburg sod Brep.en are vsiQsd re
spectivciv at fft.HtP,7'W and ?11,<182,107.
If the Harseai:< aiaiabcs are norrct, the exoorta fron
Hamburg to the 1 'Dtled Mates in ISM amounted in round
numbers to $6,317,wo, and tbe Imports from tberclt--d
Irwin in ".wi wiw, ?Din n-TTnni ninim WHO ?r*,''.io,UCO
lo the formrr me) $17,14# tuff in the 'atter rairgor)
From either of there <tatoaiente. however, the ?u,>eri
orlty of Brrmed * apparent, toe bnelnere irenea-ted by
ber with the Called .-date- be ne Dearly throe times toe
amount of wool M <1ooa by Hamburg la ga<verai (be
mercantile operations of Bremen ore dtstlnyitsbcd fir ox
trrme roi.duy. and bar relatione wiih lb" Coite t States
arc mostly carried no through the mollum of hot nee
establish* <1 lb America by nor own cittieea The flrmoeae
I dtaplayed by llromeo during Ihe late oaairciil crisis
formed a strong contrast to tbo oollanoo that earned in
Hamburg; acd the steady indmtrv of her meichaots, la
| cnjancui o with the activity of the North Herman Lloyd,
a great Iratnatlanic Pai art ami Steam Navigation Jom
pant that baa ite neat at Bremen, lo licely lo tnai.taio ber
preponderance ia the trado with tbo Cm tod dial? for
many year* to come
Ovrtlanrt and ?airmail no l?l?grap*ee to
TO TBR KDITOR OF THI BRRtl.D.
WAwnxirns, July ao, 185$.
Ia your laaao of y eater day you eaid, In reference to the
traoaat anil' telegraph, that?
lleeidea fte Ohjeallon ibaf both termitri would he ne Rrftlah
ami. there hae oeen hn leeuperable objection urged -aim
be greet teehergn coming down htaHlralt (Iia*t?'> from B?f
nr."a Raj would tear up the cable, it heiag well known that
tbetr anhaierged porttona eery ottea rnb agalnai tbn eea hot
u.m thara
Theae obtectioae are not bnood upon fact. Tbe lino I*
propnaed to rub from Brltlab anil. It willeroaa Danish
terrttorv. whleb alone preeent? the mean* to prevent tha
Brltlah or aay other xorernment from aa Improper nee of
tie line 11 lo prop wed to extend the line, oue braa-h
from the Faroe to Bcotlaad, and Mother branch to Nor
way Tbe Ring of Denmark, from whom I obtained the
ctwcaeelon for tbe above ronle. eagnfea to permit all ea
I lor l to adopt meaam to prerent the todlridnal uae of loe
line by aay on# Powe?
The following clause, taken from my letter* patent
granted by his Majesty the King of Denmark. I presume
wiU be suffletnat to demonstrate tbe red ia view, nt ?
That the government of Pen-nark will forever defend aid
preeerre be right* of the t'nited s^atea. and tae people of ail ,
aaM?wn to transmit meesager ever tbe lie* berna fioataniplai j
ad, provided tbaeeld message* are not naletilaied to j
a* lna< rrgarfU n. not. ftt t*M> TlniMinBOf liRAfn BfliAng a a
HOW
lit regard to the li jnu *ro ilio mittakon No
net em* proea the auuemer.t to bt traa II i? often iatd ae
yon bare "tatad Rieaie hart doe* much to m ratify the
truth. That route It noi ?? l ibit to bt hindered hy trie
berga m the root* from Newfoundland to Ireiaau Noon*
oat prcee that oebergt. hive ever (rounded on Ui* rout*
ol the trnneeUaiitU tetegapli via f.'ton and
In lb? tame editorial, you mention cnat another route
"baa hen enggteteu la the American Mat.tu.?" ?ia
Rebritg'a atraiie You aim puel'th an ofllual loiter Trooi
that >natttnte, rather riaini og inn otignauoa of the Iowa
Thta la a mintake It ti an old I tea On that route I have
leroted much time an ' mary tnouaaadn of dni'ar* t our
yeart ag I aaa appeal ng to tat I mpernroi Itu una on U>?
enterpiee lit Hearted to me all that oould b# d-me.
having in new Ita ultima e r rwnminatioa For momha I
aaa engaged la the atwdy or the anrreye of tne whole
rowte?mlea-tbrrugh Rutala, Kurope, Aata and
amerna A detailed aeoonnt of all theac matter* wae
publmned througbr it tbe world, and tranala'oS into and
owned lorth In e?ary leagiiage rapfaaatod in trpe I
hate teen >1 in maut of them from different part* of both
he?irpberee The fhtlo ateg ? pubii?b?'i it the od1 al
lournaia ef hit Mejaetv th# Kmperar of Kuaeia, at St r"e
tHwbiirp and Mo??-iw, aome Tour jeara ago and if the
Ameriaan Inatttute will eiamioe the ten md enln tne of me
wark oo the Telegraph. II will had quite a full account of
the rotAe ? . . .
fha official lournale aaaoonced the route m Una man err,
r'uaOM S?. reietaharf, *r. Mieffc-r propoan* to rua Ma
fc**toH0M?w. orconneotat the ItUor plane wttk the tmae
{J*1 J** 'Itxli la operatic* -from thence ti Kszaa. liiM
S*_"!** pountataa Into Aaia. paaMcg through Omsk, Kollran.
OwMnnk. to IrhauUk, near Lnke BslkaL ThU ia
aaarjnagraai t?a country in Cbinesa Tar'ary from whan an
y ,le-brougki orertaad In wagons. The irado
i? J~" u *><! to b? the haat ia the world, it rery
}l2Iier&? 'alenraph, ttia auppoiaad, will taad to tanraaaa
nffSS k. to run the Use to the lea of
Oohotak, stthec north by the Tahoutak oraouth with the taw
fiver, Aid Uwnce iIobx tk?t ootat of the hm of Oohoiak to
iimik, mi mtomUmSuK to Otp? Utkoloki ktai 'hete.
ami Ikaaoe along tha Aleutian |Jm U aKSm
Ooole'i inlet, in North Anterior. From ihu point the Uoa
Will be run along the Feel(lc onaat to >w, sad so?th?l a-,
Francisco. California. This raaga U aatSely mu!h o5 the lT
iluda of 81 Peterabnrg. and infant the line can be c?>rta4
around by Bebring'a straits, and be aouth of the ArollesMrc'a.
Prnm San Praaolaea Mr. Miaffner propose* to ran the Ilea
along tha bast route >a the Malt bake or Hants Pe. and thenen
to the western boundary of Missouri, where it will Inlaraeut
tha agisting aestlon of the California line, bill t by him a few
anars ago. Joining tha great lines la America, lbs earth wfll
be girdled with one o latinuoua and unbroken fltma of nleetrie
In ooaaaction with thia eotarprire, I hare bena appealing
la Oongreaa the pact seaside to aid in ex lending tha linn
built by me Man years ago to Uto frontiers of Mlasniul.
onward to the Paotflc ocean IA.L. P. 89APPNUL
TO TBI EDITOR OP TUB HERALD.
Amnion Isxtitotk, Minismix' Club. Juaa. 18ST
The declaration of Ike failure of the then pretest of laying
a te'egraph oable la the mala ocean is now (July, IBM)
the opinion of that remarkable person Mr. Everybody,
O'R'euy and all; for no invention is ever made bat MmS
as soon ea It is a eaoceaa " be alwaja knew."
Mr. Tillman first publicly proposed Behrlng's 3traMa aa
the only useful water-path for a world's telegraph. The
rlratta era fifty miles only la breadth from Cape Priaoe ,
of Wales, of this continent, to East Cape of the other.
Three capes are bold promontories. The greatest dopfe
of water In the alrells is about two hundred feet; and between
the capes, nearly on a line, are the three islands
called the Dtomedes, of which Katmanoff la the largwt,
being about four miles long; tbe next, Krcsaast< re,
la about two miles long; the third is a mere rut*.
Neitnrr the Islands or shores or the main land are inhabited
permanently, bat are visited often by tae Haqtamaux
Indians.
These elraita were discovered In 1718, by tbe Snmien
navigator Vitus Bebring. Capt Cook examined them, and
Capt. Beechey, etrietly. It Js doubtful whether these
sueits ere blocked up by ice even an winter; nod the ice
is not to heavy at that of Baffin's Bay; tbe prevailing
current eettiog through these straits to the norta Is the
oeuse oi lis free lorn irom ioe; and further up the current
runs stronger to the northeast, along tbe Amerwan onset.
WDen Mr. Morse was studying telegraphies bo was bet
little no"oed. bad few dollars, and could not well affird In
hire a room to work la Then our late President, James
Tslmsdge, did care for Mr. Morse, aid provide"
Dim suitable apartments in the University
bedding, on Washington square, to carry on his studies.
In 1843, Mr Morse had as far succeeded that the
American Institute, during its Fair at Castle Caries, on
the Battery, encouraged him to ley the first cable between
the Battery ana Governor's island It sucneedod,
and we gave bim our gold medal?tbe first preaaiam
ever awarded to a eubmeiged cable. Ha was instantly
b?set by that Mr. Everybody. I defended bias witn sM
my Ntrtngtb, and then put the argument t cnmrrio. that
if Morse bad discovered some supernatural mode of extracting
the money oct of banks and men, Mr Every body
WLUld nave found no trouble as toevideoce that Morse did
it sod tbry would have lyncbol mm only
The varicue improvements since teat nave been examined
by the Instiiuie. which docs its p'eature m tu action,
which is to promote ev*rv useful invention
Now tbe absurd plan just fauod strikes Mr. Everybody,
wbe says be koew U; no tbe mute proposed by toe Mechanic's
< lub so long ego, by Buhriog'a Straits, it new to
i.obntiy;yet tbe account of it here given is new to Mr.
Everybody; not because we discovered Behring'sStraits,
but because we pneeeee the means and the leisure, and tbe
love of u??roi inhumation. H MKKH.
Secretary of the Mechanics' Club, and one of tne Tree
icto ui IUC AUJVIIVW1 lenuiuiQ.
New Patents Utord.
Tbe following U the list of petenti Issued from the Hal.
ted SUub Patent Office for the week eudisg July 20, I960,
each bearing that date: ?
Horatio Alien, of New York, N. Y., improvement la tabe
joiuta for condenser*.
K B Alien,or Worcotter, Mass., Improvement inooanecurg
tbe end or railroad rails.
JacoO J. Bants, of Jersey City, X. J , improved knife
Cleaner.
F.nuund F. Rarnes, of Brooklyn, N. Y., improved Sew - I
bit at ion of electro and permanent magnets to reader lets
graphing magnet- taey of adjostment.
W. R Bennett and C. Surer, o, Boston, Mais , twtee
hex
Wm. Brown,of Buncannon, Fa., Improved washing machine
A H Burdine. of Chulaboma, Mies., Improved machine
for aharpestrg gin raws.
G. D. Oouoe, of Galeaburg, III., improvemeat la
ploughs
John Crawehaw, of Rochester, N. Y , improvemeat is
machines fcr cutting out the solea of boots aa i thee*.
Isoaard Croeeman and damuel AUlnaon, of Kluabeth
City, N.J., improvement is tire boxes for locomotive
engines
Guatavus Cuppers, of College Point, X. Y.I nprovemeat
in nianutsctare of bard rubber good*,
Cnauncey A. Bicker mau, of New Bavea, Conn., Improved
eteem neater.
Fdward Doen, of Sow Britain. Ooon , improved spring
bolt.
GerreU F-rkeon, of New York, N. Y., improvemeat in
grinding mill*
Fdwio Field, of Pravtitonce, R I., inprovemeat la
making watch cases.
Wm O. C Frltscblcr, of Brooklyn, X. Y , impreved
car peel' r* mlo.
.lames K. Gibson, of Port Carbon. Ps , impiovod canal
boil.
IP-man Bow, of Georgetown, Hut, Improved saw filing
machine.
J W Kirk, of Rising Run, Md.. improvemeat is need
drills.
Benrv Krm.ee. of Xow York, X Y., improvement in
marbiae for prttr.nr grape.
Conrad M Lane, of Cincinnati. Ohio, improvsmeat la
casting b:rg?s
Maloom IjUIs, of Clyde, N Y, Improvement in maootsa
for digging tmtatnes
George W Loy, of Jefferson, Texas, improvement la mil
stone dress
Corns.ius MoG nnia, of I'lttaburg, Pa., Improvement la
cat-It: g Iran kettles.
Ntccolas Mason rf Chelsea, Mass , Improvement la vapor
burning lami*.
I Wat us F. worn-*, ef .levelatid, Ohio Improved proneliev.
James II Meirlil, of Baltimore, Md , improvement la
hr'wh leading firearm
Fowir H. Perry, of Piovidonce, R I , machine lor
mak'ng chain
Adam Ronnie, of Bingliampton, X Y , Improved ti-wod
of feeolog tbe tool carr age in turning latb <
George Reynolds, of Manchester, N. II., Im.-rovwt
mar hire tor making axe potli.
Robert Sinclair, Jr , of Seltlmore, M4 , Improvomeei m
at'aw cutters
George R Rmith, of Itbaca, NY, Imp-ovemrst to rnd
road switches.
Vat ansa Ra*||, o' North Rndgewater, Mam , I npmvvt
heel vbeeers tor boots sod
Wm Riaalew, ot Wnilamsbu g, X. Y , Imprsvsmswt
tn firemect' trvmpete
asa B Prewar'. o' Itsnatagtoa, Yt , tmprorsri ma-diiae
for eu't og both hoves simultaneously on barrel h*a
J I. R-illon, or Xsrrtstosn, Pa., tmprovoo ?t?sm siove.
R. H lift, of M ?rri*v'lle, Vt., Improved clothes firger.
T. Van Bevemer.ot New Rrunswlck.X. J . improvsmeat
In eppsratne for hanging up and carrying off paper haag
legs
J Yro fcbwa'7 of Nurvmbnrg, navaria, mprovement
In ?be ban'i'acturc -r steatite articles.
Garomr Waters and .lobe W llarnrtl, of Coctanah,
Ohio, IB.PfOTfwot ib oparbllib frr rectify l?J
WatlBT Wbttoo, of Pana Ybo MY, iroiimv?ra*?l la
p'otao
.In-Bp* Waltb of Pb'la-iolpbta. Pa., improvrmoat la
iBrmr
Wil'iBB Wbltfaj ?* Koxbury, Mm* , improved atovtra
ma?EMir bona* ? trm
Ibrd Hbbwooo ami .lamaa maphana, of B-ntkiya. *.
Y., aoatfuvra IB iliaorar-tva? Bod Ta?. i Kivumi i, of
nrodcl)i>.B'->r*aaM. imprivamoat la macbioea for bulling
r.'l r . H'.f - e
"aorpor. Wo'ff, of Vickaburg, Mim , impe.ireraont la
Roaring Bill*
KrJ.itrgfi. W intii*. of llaoaabatrbee. (la , impror*
IT.OBI B C'.U' O pre?re?
tleorga Ynooj, Jr., of Saratoga ^prlnw, K. Y . taprivod
cl room tack
Henry J Bebrena. of Stm York. N Y . atvlgnar la
Cba* H Comrroy, of Nan York, afora->ald, improvad
BOliloTlPK IP 0
I aooard K'l f. of Will Crook town.rblp, Inbaaoo r-raoty,
Pa , Improvement ib aira# abtkora, aeaignor to Andrew
Warren if tiyarntnwa, Pa
Mark AalTord. o' Bo*too Mob* . amlgaor to blv*e<r and
tteo. P Kiaaoy. o- Rrtaioo. afcreraid, Improv-meou la
bflrovrr and Wl Inbra lor vapor laapn
fir lBdtr. o' Altera!. Mica , aavtgtor to himveiraad J.
R Raoetiaad. of Alrooal, aloreaald, laiprovamaul in borao
power*
I phra m P Wmthrrbee, of Worrew?er, Maaa . aarigbor
to h-mael/ and I oroori Hartlng. of Worcester, aforesaid,
Improved flntd irrln
Jr.hn .1 #-*?*, of I or oat Va'loy n'oroaa 1, Impr rvoaaaat
lp rrnvrr|in(t rniary Into reeiproeePng motloa
PwniMi -ocrgr W. Smith. of Hartford, Conn., ileatgsa
for pttektrp
(J.rm'afin "raitb aad Henry Rrowa, of PViadnlpbia,
a aurora Mr t. (J Abbott and A. I awrvnrn, of '"nun l
rlf h a, atoreaaii, design for atovM
tut 1'?az?r ttrvra <ioi.o Kvc rmiavf The
pub irked nr-ona'a ' f toe d'eo. vary or extender jr.ll
roaiia "c Krar' r river hava r> :iten a reeling throughout
the coaotrv bkib to tha taiiforntt gold fever, vrboa rtaoo
r..f' 1/ the prrrl'ios meial w?rr flrat announce! here.
ard ?t'i i qii i kij i?> mi in umrmnrj' win ins (wnpn a
eyer? pal en. Tbo rl >4na In ttt m turned In the d?TWo I
Hon of Kraiwr rlrgr. and ooni nmi*oiM of hardy
>oncg nvu ero now foinni>K in thlr city for the Mine dim
i.nn' '< a Una c.tfr.peny ot twenty men hi nearly ready
lor ihwr .1 ?rney lo th new Kl !> radn, a? ft ta el Tied
"*!>#? ?!" ll?M bean counted the onnt, and to fire pa red la
art' wilt r.af J? upa aon darner* tbty bare aeror befora
ntpeiianred. ?HaMmrrf Sun, July 30.
Thr Lint rOK 1111 I<arb fUrim-a (Vrrnut?.
CafAe.n t'erlm bae relumed to tbie oort wi'h hit cutler,
it.e .lAi-.nh Th'.mp n. A' hag under irttrocHooa from the
eerri erf of the Na*7, the raptaio look Me reatel U. 'an
lno hy andean tlolhe I ruted -tete* Martha la
wbnto hard* tie wrlti of a U bmeul were, and l ing
whom he. ? a prey ion* rcifoii, by the auperinrity of
lie tki'ini ina'die#, had amvaeded In rnnnfan away. Hm
ted a?? eti tbn < ooirai "ort, wbich bad been ? immened
In I be In iff d their - 1'ieiriri fou/l for the Northern 'halve!
of Obio, hat bam decided ayatnat Uiom. en.' Hm
ye?g?',? arc no a held by tbe Mart Dal. to await the jedfnent
>f U>a O.urt an epical bae b-an takoa t? Urn Owill'
Oburi, pen ,<of Wii h tba ranaaia ara at Inrga m
paiole ? Of*id< Fit* rrni. July 87