The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-22

phtOi; missc0 tne then snAtChed him
end threw overboAM lie next got the mates sword,
and sent him to get another and with these thsy in.
acted severe ehastsement upon the awIess and blood
thrsty crew II was not until much blood had bcen shed
on both sides that the subdued The police
from Liverpool oame of in boat and made prisoners Of
the chief rioters They examined before the mags-
rntes the day before yesterday and although defended
by barrister at law, were fonnd guilty and the ring
leader condemned to fine Of sS 60 toja for two
months Two others were fined fS six weeks mpri-
sonment and the remainder to pay tho COSTS suffer
imprisonment for fourteen days The names Of the
Fowler, George Freeman, William Perry Easton, Alex
ander jack John Drones, John Morton, and James
In taking dispassionate view Of this affair." we cannot
refrain from saying that Capt Mor by his bravery and
his first mate fatcred in their duty they would
lost their ves had they induced the passengers
aid them more would have been lost Taking everything
into consideratQnthe fact of Frecmans pretence for
not going to his w0rk-hs swearing ho would not 20 to
sea until what he deemed fair complement of hands
was on board and tho singular but significant crcum
stnnce that for twenty the only luggage found
one chest, and one bag, We Of opinion that It
get clear of the ship before she went although thoy
had been paid months wages in advance. The affair
a. you may well suppose caused great excitement.
The Queen Of the West has sailed for Now York, in
charge of Capt Iallet. Capt. Mors understand goes
out In the Pacific to-day with the Wow of Joining
chap and his first mate is regular game oockn who
would puzzle the legal aoumcu of OConne to abate
one iota Of his direct examination
sect Of religonsts your sde of the Atlantic,
called Mormones, have been making great figure Of
themselves thls GOOD Old ana holding forth
their sect the pink Of perfection in that virtue called
chastity" One Of Episcopal clergy has called these
disciples Of Orson Platt to account and delivered stun
nng the creed and practices Great
Salt Lake settlers The lecturer rather clever but
Protestant hgot astonshed hs auditors by tho nasty
dongs Of the Mormonites and their things
mon" system Nodscussion permitted so that many
disciples Of the tangled system felt greatly chagrned
that they could not edge III word Or two on behalf of the
In these days Of steamng and when every part
OF the world is competing with the other now move
inf In whi
stands confessed the foremost in this important matter
paid visit to the Great Britain nearly ready to
start for New York She Is perfect palace and Cap
tain Matthews seems as bland and courteous
ever. He expects to astonsh you Now Workers by
making ten day run across the Atlantic BY
the way the Sarah Sands, commanded by Capt Thomp-
SON also to start on her old between this and
and will Il is said run S ike az hex new
Captain Thompson is an amablo man and must bo popu
lnr among passengers.
Talking Of steamships, reminds Of mentioning that
the Cunard Co. have also sold the Persia that Commo
dore Judkns is disappointed of whipping the
Yankee boats which have distanccd him much. 1t Is
aid that defect found in both the Arabia and
the Persia at least that they would not beat the Arctic
the Pacific and that it with the
present craft hear it said that they intend to build
two large iron steamers for the servcetha they
twenty longer than the Arabia Persia Of 1900
horse power. and to be ready in December next
Much energy prevails among the Manchester men, and
the activity of former days again apparent at the League
Rooms. in Newals Buildings. The cash flows in cnhu-
sasm prevails and everything betokens hearty oppos
ton to tho reversal of Sir Robert Pcels policy The Cham
on tho subject
No party has yet been announced y candidate for
the representation of Liverpool The tories in sad
mess.
THREATS AGAINST GsN. CAvAGNAc-THE ORLEANS
PEorERTY--TRADE IN FRANCE, ETC, ETC.
The accounts from Paris not of much Importance
The returns frou the various constituencies are now
known with the single exception Of Corsica Of which
doubt is entertained that it will eject candidates who
supporters OF tho present govcrnment M. BiAult is
appointed President of the lower House.
Extensive notifications il is said about to take
place in the University, by which among Other changes
all the chairs ofphiosophy viii be abolished
The Constfaione afirms that tho government has 10y
no exceeded dsposabe for the execution
Of the recently conceded railway lines including
those OF Cherbcurg and from Bordeaux to Toulouse,
Regarding the election Of Gen Cayaignac, the Steele
which is supposed to be the organ Of this lusous per-
son. complains Of the following insulting paragraph which
appears ia the Pnblic:-
Its Affirmed thst Gen Ca,asnae vi. only present himself
taking the aud 70 aim sas sonssu
the fpa % 70 K Il. part Of and
s
put. b. ns
To menace a man with chnstsement who saved his
country, observes the Steele goes beyond Imagination IL
quite enough quote such language to leave the pub
The Pa,rie also throws out Of more general
and which have number Of votes chiefly
iutionary assent This grave SYMPTOM and Shows how
much rmness and vigilance tti be exercised by tho
of Louis Napoleon in order complete ais work
Of social preservation.
Marshal Prince Jerome Bonapnstc President Of the Sc
nate has just published series Of regulations relative
that body Tho principal ponta have been borrowed from
the regulations Of the old legislative assemblies 1t xes
the different duties Of the grand rcferendary the
ary, and other officers. Nc0nc havean office under
the Senate who IL not bora naturazsd Erenchnan,
If he Il not Of age or if ke il more than seventy The
State managers to be chosen In preference from upc
or officers the retired list who have been decorated
and for all the other posts officers os different ranks will
tau hat nff fI,oc,
onares and inferior emps of the old Chamber OF Peers
have received appointments in the Senate. The budget
Of the scnate will not 1t is thought exceed that ofthe old
Chamber Of Peers.
The Prince de Lgnc, whose recent mission to Berlin
and Vienna has created much interest has arrived in
Paris on similar mission He seems to have remained
in Brussels only sufficiently long for consultation.
The decrees Of condssation of the Orleans property
meeting with opposition In quarter which could hardly
be expected 1t appears that they have given great Of
fence members Of the Bonspare family who have
real or imaginary claims upon that property.
Among others, the family of Joachim Murat. King Of
Naples, claim the palaces of the Elyseo and Ne,illy,
which they cay their father purchased from his own
private The Countess Pepoli daughter of
the exkng of Naples and sister OF the present Prince
Lucen Mrra has just arrived in Paris for the purpose
fseaion DEGREES in MS far as they deprive the Princes Of
Orleans OF but declares that the President
In conferng on the poor nnd the army has exceeded
his rights and that IN doing 80 he has spoatcd ms own
family Prince Lucien Murat is equally angry but he Is
more guarded IN giving expression to his wrath.
The new legislative corps being now on the eve of meet
Ing IL hect matter Of some interest to know what at
ude II will probably assume with respect to the govern
ment il we were to judge simply by the election returns
the government would have everything its own way. U
the 26 members Of which the house s composed every
member with the pton Of four has been designated
by the government to the choice Of the electors The
natural conclusion therefore R that there viii be real
opposition that the ono republican aud three legitimate
mbers VIII be lost IN the crowd Of adulator and that
the Assembly body. will bo sorvo aud rs subser-
Went as the most absolute q Predentsas Louis Sapo-
Icon himseIf--coud desire.
There Is indication that the trade Of Paris which
has been long in derloshe state is beginning to inn
provo The change has been from complete duncss to
slight activity; but change has taken place, and tho
tendency II the better during The last three four
days The reduction Of the rate ofdscoun by the Bank
Of runce has generally speaking produced very favor
allie impression In commercial circles IL IL not only
Tcoed hat the measure will give increased facility - tho
Negotiating commercial papor but that some portion of
tho poyed capital Of the trnding classes hitherto
vested in public securities when the price was low, will
that the value Of rcnes has risen considerably.
withdraw it. and engage IN legitimate spoculatioas