The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-05

and large party from Upsala. The object of this
meeting is exclusively for pleasurabe purposes, and
for the rational enjoyment of tour to the pictur
esque lakes and valleys of the interior. The meet
ing will doubtless be joyful, jovial, and loyal.
Foreign Miscellany.
The Minister of Finance at Turin pres ented, on
the 9Th uitmo, his budget for the year ending the
lst of April, from which it appears that the close
of the year $3.50 the deficit amounted to
!6,000,OO0f, but, through the loans obtained in
1850, surplus of 32,000,000f was obtained, which
will enable the government to restore the equili-
brium OF income and expenditure, without any fur
ther loan.
The Prince Louis Napoleon has not altoget Their
given up his Inequalities and, Notwithstanding
his reduced means, he is about to give upon a mag
nifcent scale, banquet to the diplomatic corps.
One of the journals of the Pue de Dome me ntions
that few days ago a shepherd and all his flock
died from cold, in storm, at II spot called the
Croix Morand Such disaster, at this advanced
Ieriod of the year, is unprecedented.
The Augsb~g Ga4ate states that the sum of
l,2OO,0O0 HORNS has been appropriated for the
tinuation of the Notifications of Ulm. Only 1000
workmen to be employed, but it is expected
that the works will be terminated in two years.
Viscount Melbourne, who was very seriously in
disposed, is much better.
One ofthe numerous persons who claim to be the
Dauphin, the son of Louis XVI, brings an action
this week against the Duchess d'Angoueme for pro-
perty which he asserts he has right to- as the heir
of the martyred monarch 1t is singular enough
that he has selected as his advocate the stauuch
publican, Jules Fabvre, whose reputation as an ad
vocate will draw a large auditory to the Court of
Appeal.
The richest of the Rothschds is stated to be
Baron Anslem, said to be worth seven million ster-
ling: The aggregate capital employed by the
Rothschlds in their seven European firms is
computed at twenty FIVE millions sterling or
100000, 600.
A Hanoverian journal announces that the rear
ing and sale of singing birds in the vicinity Of ST.
Andreasberg and Dunderstad had become an arti-
Gle Of commerce to a considerable amount, and adds
that upwards of 900 canary birds were reared last
year at the latter place, which brought in q sum Of
1000 rix dollars
An English company has offered to the Sandman
government advantageous terms for the construc-
tion of railway to connect Genoa with French
line from Marseilles, counting upon the Indian
traffic. as the route to Alexandria according to the
calculations OF the company, would be thus shorten
ed by 1--we or six hours.
IL has lately transpired that the French autho ri
ties are in the habit of transporting bad and
troublesome characters, especially foreigners, with
out the means of subsistence, to England.
lmportations into England Of entire cargoes of
ice continue to take place from the north of
Europe to an extraordinary extent.
1t is said that the honor Of knighthood is to be
conferred on MIR. Paxton, and several of the COM
nissioners of the Great Exhibition.
Messrs. Fry and Sons have brought an action
against the editors of the London Lancet for assert
ing that their chicory, sold as genuine, contained
roasted corn.
The Lords Of the Treasury have Issued general
order that tobacco, direct from Egypt in packages
Of not less than 100 lbs. each net to be admitted
From the census returns it appears that the po-
pulation of Birmingham, England is now 232, 6Jl
being an increase in ten years of AZ, 7i0.
Lines of electric telegraph are now opened from
Nj uuich TO Paris.
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reprint OF those articles Democratic Christtants1
which caused NJ. Jacques to be removed from his
PROFESSIONAL chair. And the announcement of new
pamphlet b. Louis Blanc, Plus dc Guondtns,
The Queen of Naples safely delivered Of a
Prince on the 9th ult.
A treaty Of extradition has been concluded be-
tween Denmark and Belgium.
A steamer is to leave Cadiz for the Spanish West
Indies on the Let Of every month
On the 9th ult the King of Sweden and his
two sons were present at Bible society meeting at
Stockholm.
An imperial ukase ha, been published at st.
Petersburg, declaring Polani to be the sixteenth
postal district Of Russia.
The OFdrs contains an announcement Of a project
for getting up in Paris general exhibition, the
plan OF the one in London.
The Duchess Of Angoueme is in Vienna. en-
deavoring to negotiate with the Austrian govern
meni to bring about restoration in France.
The Courier de fEsoata states that the Scheldt
has overnowed its banks throughout the VIII ole Of
the valley from Tourney to Client, distance of
twenty-five leagues. The waters we're still gaining
ground, and fears were entertained that great
damage would be done.
Mr.. Coxwell, the English aeronaut, attic npted to
make q monster ascent, at Berlin, the other day,
accompanied by Professor Risley, for an aerial
journey Of undetermined length and duration,
whether they landed in Austria, Russia, or Bohe-
mia being matter Of indifference. Unfortunately,
however, IL blew a gale of wind, and the balloon
dashing against some trees, was rent open and col
lspsed.
A FIRE broke out few weeM ago. in brewery at
Traunstien, large village in Upper Bavaria, and
the flames, famed by northwest wind, spread
with such fury that il impossible TO check them
All the village was reduced to ashes The population
200 in number, lost not only their houses, but all
they possessed. Eleven very old people, who had
sought refuge in the church, persisted.
In all the outports Of Ireland persons belonging
TO the constabulary are employed in taking down
the names and occupations Of all passengers, with
classification showing whether their departure Is
permanent or temporary. The Genius Commis-
sioners have determined to continue this branch Of
the cuumorators during the summer months, Ia the |
hope ofbeing thus enabled to obtain correct data
on the subject of emigration.
In no previous season, since the great failure OF
the potatoes in 1876 were seed potatoes in such |
request 10 Ireland as in the present year. ALI |
classes Of andhoders, from the highest 10 the low
est, have nd their confidence in their favorite es
cuent restored, aud determined on putting II |
gain to the tcst, and that, too, very extensive
scale.
One of the Clare unions, that Of Ennis, has sent |
of forty-four female paupers to Liverpool, thence
10 embark for Australia. These poor Re males, who
had been comfortably attired at the expense Of the
union, appeared much grnt6ed at the prospect Of |
independence opened to them. Other unions |
are making arrangements to lessen the fixed |
burden Of pauperism by sending Of portions Of |
the female inmates in the workhouses.
A large number Of the best and mos, Efficient |
workmen connected with the mining and iron dis- |
tricts Of Rhymney, Blsenarvon, aud Blsins are |
about TO leave the country in the course Of few
weeks, intending TO embark as emigrants to the |
United states. Vessels are continually sailing |
from the various porte in South Wales with emi- |
grants, and ere long large body Of Latter day |
saints will find their way, il is said, to Bristol,
Liverpool and other outports, for the purpose OF |
emgfating 10 the great Mormon city OF settlensot