The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-13

either a crvtch or stick. It must be gratifying t
those who have taken such deep interest In thu
young woman, learn tina, this sufferer Is at lengt
ysseored 70 the use of her llmbs bbess0
II IL calculated that no fewer than one million
dowerpots are annually required for the supply o
the London market alone. 80
1. A letter from Genoa, of the 9th instant, states
that the new loan for the Tuscan government, con
of Genoa, for 900 scudi the rate of 81 pei
cent, rose five per cent in few hours after il wal
offered for sale at the Bosrse.
The Earl of Durham has sailed for the West In
dies, with the intention, after viewing those int.
resting islands, of proceeding to South America,
and afterwards visiting his sister, the Countess Of
Elgln, IN Canada. The young nobeman was ne
yer in better health In his fe ta
The Dean and Chapter of Durham have given
-El0O to the fund for the relief of the widows and
orphans of the South Shields pilois. The sum al
ready subscribed amounts 10 about E3,OOO.
The pearl fishery at Conway is about to be once
more actively resumed For three or four years,
the trade had greatly fallen of Ii had for years
been productive Of employment to great many
families.
The two females charged with forgery on Lea
than Il Co.'s bank have been brought before the
Wakefield magistrates, aud fully committed to
take their trials at the next asszes at York, for the
offence.
was soemny set apart to the important and respon-
Sible office Of christian bsnep over the lndepen-
dent churches of Bsgillt and Flint Carnarpon
Herald
Mr.. Neville, the English engineer, has submitted
a design fora railway bridge the Rhine at CO.
logne, which has met with great favor 1t com.
prises double line of rails, road traffic way and
way for foot passengers on twelve piers, leaving
thirteen openings Of one hundred feet each.
Statements have recently appeared respecting
h.. Al 81
Down. and Armagh, Ireland, since the disastrous
affair at Dollys Brae and Maghermayo, which
seems to have given decided stimulus TO the ille-
gal confederacy opposed to the perniclous Orange
organization.
1t Is stated that the reduction in the English
army is to be 3 400 men, viz, that the seventeen
regiments, having now rirst aud reserve batalions
are TO be consolidated and reduced TO 1000 men
each the officers to remain ea seconde.
Accounts from Marselles, Lyons, Orleans, and
several other parts of France, speak of the intense
cold prevailing everywhere, AS also OF the great
fall OF snow, and Of the extraordinary quantity
of ice.
The Senate of Belgium has ratified the treaty of
navigator between Belgium and France.
The autograph of Milton was sold, the other
day, in London, for $40 los and the first edition
OF the plays OF Shakespeare was knocked down tor
f35 los.
The Rev. Alfred Dayman, late curate of st.
John the Baptist's, Wasperon, whose license was
account of the Popish doctrines iDculcated in his
sermons, has gone over to the Church Of Rome
The Steele s:-' Ii is positively stated that
Cardinal Dupont, Archbishop of Bourges, has left
for Italy, an extraordinary mission in the name
of the whole of the French episcOpdcv, to accom-
pany the Pope on his return tn Rome"
The Limlri0k Eraminer, states that Is rumored
Mr.. John O'Bnen, M. p. for Limerick, intends to
retire from Parliament.
On Tuesday, moorings were laid IN the Sloyne,
Liverpool, for the use of the new American mail
steamers from New York to the Mersey.
A letter from Florence, of the 9Th, says -" For
the last forty years. the cold has not been felt
severely here a. II Is now. Ali the hills near the
city are covered with snow, and the thermometer
has been as low as II degrees Ut Reaumer, GO 25
degrees OF FahienheiD."
Considerable Improvement has taken place in
the silk trade in the southern departments Of
France, and the accounts from Lyons and 81
Etenne, are excellent in that respect.
The iron trade of France. which had been SO
long in deplorable condition, Is also showing
symptoms OF Improvement, and conhdent hope Is
entertained that II will continue TO do go.
Letters from Montpelier, state that the excessive
cold has caused serious injury TO the olive planta'
sjoDs IN that part Of France yet no serious aug
uxpianon in s,ssices has followed,
the Wis~er Ze,ty~g has published the constitu-
ton for the ducby Of Crania and the crown lands
of Carntha.
The Archduke Jonn, VINO quueu rfaukiort On
the I'd, arrived at Vienna on the 9Th instant, and
has taken up his residence at his former private
dwelling.
BY an order Of the military commander, all the
public balls in Vienna, which are to be given du-
ring the carnival are 10 lake place under the In
spection Of officers of the Imperial army.
The Monifewrdw Soir states that the appeal of
the Project Of Police 10 the public. tor supply OF
books TO establish Libraries tor the prisons, has
been responded TO go generously, that loads OF vol
lumes have already arrived at the prefecture.
The Uoyd asserts that the state of siege will be
removed from Vienna IN April or May next
The King Of Denmark has just published pro-
vinciai law, by which the excise duty on ships and
merchandise at Copenhagen Is raised.
The Emperor Of Austria has issued an order thai
,any criticize required tor his household, as also tor
his own apparel, shall be OF Austrian manutac-
'ture.
The extraordinary falls Of snow throughout
Germany and France have almost disorganized the
postal services OF those countries, and scarcely a
day passes without one or other Vt the mails being
delayed.
M Emile de Guardin announces that he is the
author Of the article published Ia the Pres~ OF Sa-
turdsy, and for winch the journal was seized.
1t is believed that the report the French bud.
get for the present year cannot be presented before
the beginning OF next moath la that Case, the GO
'vernmenl will have to demand suthorz atom to col
lect further instalment Ut the taxes tor the pre-
sent year.
The State trials OF the Hungarian prisoners are
gong on IN Arad Twelve more officers have been
condemned TO different periods VI Imprisonment,
-enx Of whom were originally sentenced to death
The confiscaton OF property OF all the prisoners
invariably accompanies the verdict.
+ An account OF the finances Of the Austrian EN-
pire, published on the 1,h ult, shows that the de-
'ficit for the year ending the let OF November IL
l55,5is, 40 fonns.
The Saone was so full of Ice at Chaons-sur.
Saon~, on the lst, that steamers ceased to ply, AND
passengers from PARIS to Lyons had to go by land
from Chslons.
letter from Hamburg Of the LIST states that ne
go,atons are going on tor the Incorporation Of the
troops Of Hamburg, Lubbock, and Bremen in the
Prusslan army.
The Austrian Loyd's Of vienns states, on wha
1t rrpr, sents be good authority, that the govern
ment intends to promulgate new general constitu-
ton tor ths whole empire Al the beginning OF the
wear The same journal says, that troops are abou
20 be sent against the hcnteoegrins.