The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-22

IL appears from table puoshed by order OF the
Minister of Commerce, that, during the year l84l
there were imported into France domestic animals
for consumption to the value OF ~ 434 OOOt animal
matter. skins, undressed WOOL &c: to the value of
ia 1923 O00 /; whilst the exports oil the same nature
amounted to only Is 900 0O0f
The Commerce says, the forts of Paris are to be
divided into two classes. The hrst Will comprise
the forts OF Mont Vaerlen, the double couronne OF
st. Denis. OF the East, Romalnvllle, N0lry lie Sec,
Rosny, st. Maur, CharentOn and Blcetre These
nine forts to be armed with 80 and 4S Founders.
The second row of batteries IS to mount consldera-
bic number OF howltZers and m0rtaTs OF new con-
structlon some OF which will throw shells contain
ing 90 grenades. The second category will include
the forts OF yry, Arcuei, Vauvres, lssy La Briche
and six other small forts designed to protect the
plain from Pantin and st. Denis to Neully. They
will be armed with "a FOUNDERS and long pieces OF
| 10 guns. Mounted batteries OF Founders are al
ways TO be ready for sortles. The parks of artillery
for each fortress will be organized al the close OF
| September. Dfaw-bfidyes are already erected to
some OF them, and the barracks and powder maya
zines are rapidly advancing to completion;
! I'VE cannot deny" says the National, what
ever be the causes which paralyze the progress Of
our agriculture, that our produce is much inferior
TO that of the English. The following is compa-
thousand families in France and IN Engand:-
Horses 273 r., IS four times less.
Oxen 1880 2O3 six times less.
sheep 1900 l,O4a ten times less.
Corn Sc 900 hectolitres 10000 hectolitres.
In France it is calculated, that on every thousand
square Yards of ground there are thrty-three cult.
vators in England only twenty-eght., Our agrl-
cultural produce ought, therefore, to be at least
equal to that OF England and our lnferlorly conse-
quently proves the want OF skill amongst the french
agrCultIrlss.
| The private accounts received from France repre-.
sent the harvest in Normandy, Brittany, the south
| ern and western department, Plcardy and the
north, to have been most abundant, and lar above
! the general expectation OF the farmers, who have
got their crops well lodged IN their granares The
favorable change IN the weather Tor the last week
has had most beneficial effect IN the wine districts
OF the south and east and The vintage, which COM
mences generally this week, promises to be tar SUI.
2erior than anticipated. In Belgium, Holland
and GERMANY the harvest has been gathered In,
and has proved an excellent one, and prices are
falling throughout the continent. In London the
grasping bakers still charge nineeence and seven
| fvepence and sixpence the Alb Soz. Loaf
EMBASSY TO CHINA The Presse observes that
French Embassy is about to be appointed to China.
1t must be remarked that the Engllsh ambassadors
never approached the Emperor OF China, because
they always protested against the laws OF etiquette
observed at the Court of the Celestial Empire In
order to approach the Emperor 1t is necessary TO
proceed from the door to The throne on the knees,
| 10 strike the head nine times against the ground,
and to ss the left heel of the sublime Emperor Sc
vera times.
Spain
The Revolutionary Ministers carry all before
them IN the capital The Queen gave grand
banquet at the Palace OF the Prado the llth ult,
in commemoration OF the triumphNot the "natio-
ma cause" All the Ministers were present at 1t
except S. Lopez, who was indisposed The Queen
was very gay, and the lnfanta was most gracious,
and evinced the greatest fondness towards her Sis
| ter. The evening terminated by ball, at
which General Serrano had danced with the Queen
and General Narvaez with the lnianta 49,
While on board The steamer Bets, an the 3Otn
July, Espartero had issued protest against the re-
| Minister of the Interior report OF what the
General " said," in the presence OF the principal
persons who accompanied him ; by whom 1t Is at
"Thst the state of instruction in which various
places problacione) Of the monarchy were and the de-
| lection OF the amy and navy, obliged him, without
permission of the Cortes to quit the spanish territory
before the arrival OF the period at which according to
the constitution, he would to be Regent OF the
kingdom debia cesar ed Ell cargo de Regsnts Ryno
That considering that he cannot resign the deposit the
royal authority which as conded 10 him. excepting in
the form which the constitution permits, nor upon any
account Ode ningun modo deliver up TO those who un.
constitutonay arogate title
men he protested in the most solemn manner, against
whatever may have been or may be done contrary to
the constitution of the monarchy"
| BY decree dated the 10th, government had de-
clared Don Baldomero Espartero, and those who
signed bis protest, deprived of their titles, ranks
empoyments, and decorations.
In the provinces all did notgo smoothly An or
der of the government, dated the 10Th, interdicted
| the assembly of General Junta, which was to
take place at Guernica on the 10Th The Juna at Bar
celona had again declared itself supreme :" and
Prm, who had arrived there to assume the COVER
norship, in vain endeavored to conciliate the Exa-
Iado majority. Blood had been shed, one man
having been killed in an affray with the troops, and
the Junta had Withdrawn to Atarazanas. The dis
Greet Echaecu who had so long refused to recognize
the revolution, now held the citadel in the name OF
and refused to
sisted on the establishment of a Central Junta at
Madrid 1t had displaced the Judges and the Pre-
sident Of the Court, who differed from II. Another
Basque Provinces to have restored to them their
fueros, abolished under Espartero, and Promised
to them again by the Moderados and the French
Italy.
The A,osh,,sh C.ze,,a ri tho o7tb ,t n,bl;sb
es the following extract OF a letter dated Core,
Aug 25h IAN instruction has just broken out
at Bologna, which has ramlfcatlOns throughout
Cepiral and Lower Italy. 500 or 600 armed men,
composed principally OF polluca refugees and smug-
sers, having failed to surprise the authorities at Bo
ogna, fled TO the mountains Amongst the leaders
are said to be the Marquis TenaTa, the Count Fam
becieri, and M. Meara, an ex-officer of the Pied
montese army. captain OF gendaimerle, who
pursued them, was killed at Savigno, with several
OF his men. The treasury chest at Bologna had
been re moved to the head quarters of the Count de
Sals-Zsere. Three companies OF the 18th regi-
ment, and forty men OF the foreign regiment, have
| been despatched in pursuit OF the insurgents"
| A riot took place at Naples, In the Church dell
| Annunzlato, on the Of the festival OF The As
SUMPTION The disorder arose from the. crowded
| state OF the sacred edlfice Swiss soldiers were
| called in, and were attacked by the populace with
knives, &c; and another party OF military arrlv
ing they fired on the people, and suppressed the tu
| mutt. Some lives were lost and about twenty per-
sons were carried to the hospital severely wounded
PERSECUTION OF Jews lrALY.-At the very mo.
ment when spirit OF federation seemed to influence the
feelings of society throughout the civilized world we
regret perceive that the tribunals Of the pope are in
June lsi3 revivng at Rome and Ancona the very worst
of that fell and sangunary institute the
nqusion will be seen by perusal OF the following
docum, mt -
we Fra vicenzo salina. Of the Order Of Predicator
Master in Theology, General Inqusor in Ancona,
Singaglia JEST Osino Cingoli, Mscerata, Tolentino
Loreto Recsnati, and other towns and districts &c.
being deemed necessary to revive the full observ-
ance fthe disciplinary laws relative to the lsraees re-
siding within our jurisdiction, and having hitherto with
out effect employed prayers and exhortaons to obtain
obedience to those laws in the Ghe Jewries) Of Anco
ma and snigaga authorised by the despatch Of the
cred and Supreme lnquisiton oil Rome dated June 10th,
lsi3 expressly enionng commanding tho observance
the DEGREES and ponhfcal constitutions, especially in
respect to Christian and domestic servants to
II oil or