The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-06

l7,l2l .46h., Ands ff 1850, l2d,6e6, 46H The
movement Of the French shipping during the fret
two months Of 1882 was ,0Of vessels lI6 4l0 TONS,
anveS' and I,ou vessels, 1929 tons, sailed.
40 versels and I06,85l tons arrived, and l.l03
vessels, 6 269 tons sailed; and IN 1850, 732 vessels
VI I'D tons arrived, and 055 vessels, los, 742 tons,
sailed.
II appears from the returns that the raw cotton
imported has increased from IS 600 to II 600 metri
cal guintals, wool from 900 TO 1900. and raw
silk from 6gl TO 9S2. There has been likewise q re-
maIkable increase in the importation of east metal.
copper, and zine. Cast metal has increased from
"A 600 10 $4,000 metrical quintais copper from
5000 TO 5000; zinc from $4,000 10 $4,000 Tho
mahogany imported has increased from l 600 quil-
tails 20 5000. Colonial sugar has increased IRON
25, 900 50 ~, goo qunal. II is 10 be remarked hat
the exports 10 not exhibit az favorable an appear
the imports. The export Of grain has al
Vanished considerably. The wines exported have
increased, but hrandies have diminished. The
port Of all manufactured articles has diminished
II appears, on the other hand, THAT me home CON
sumption has increased.
IL is known that the President Of the republj.
intends TO deposit with the Senate, with IN duc
FERNS 81 solemnty, sealed paper with the name IL
tho person whom he would desire 20 recommend a.
his successor. Il is much doubted whether any une
has az YET been selected ard as his thoughts have
recently turned towards matrimonial condition. il
is not unlikely that ht hopes he shall DC enabled 10
fS on some still closer ~ relation with himself
than any other However this ,npy bc. ID Is Il f.ct
ordinarily interested in the matter Ia II latc ncer
much eSeitoa hmongst these = Prince jeeome *
king Of WcstIhaia, ard now Prcsiacat e tie -
nate. No one j. more ia,nihar with inc mental
saIibie Of INC cS-ki .tau Ls nephew: aud i has,
consequently. hcen remarked Nith surprise that ior
some weeks past III, iufutnto e TIE uncle is made
advances IN u, NOR. niI"aoo oraeiis ~ .Ac Ii ysee.
The Pre4ldcnt =. ,e,halN. s. ttst. tri \, rs sttl
an uncle LIVING who la tecHa tlIg: aru iitl t1ne-
ratlc relative j no i'ss .a-'d u witnessing i. o.s
old ago H., l,-.'cr rirh ;hat nephew. iat icng
sInct . captive q - 'Iilc. hSs - .ai.a VII
not 10 ea,pc~od tGat Jerome tas .,.v snn.l..hie
atout ht> own psoinuty 2, sv'i ls,st rst ltrufro
has eol.. add M t4ios ctufts. I'd ~ seconded
h his d.; ghter. dicstc having tig ne -
that son ~ n the blank i.,bc 'nrerlan; document
n question Atro period since the ,,,c,ion IL NE
10th IL december, ls4s lad ito conduol cf Mayo.
icon Jerome Bonapaltc. j. NAPOLEON fii...io,ome.
rs &c : occasionally tened, been pleasing 70 ~
cossin The hrst open rupture Wa when tic
former on his way I. the Madrid mission:
and his subsequent letter. followed ty his recall,
rendered rsie breach still wider while hs peysever-
ng opposition To the presi,ont and is.goycrnmcat.
often-nd'ca,ive otpersonal hostility, and his open
support Of The party oi tho Mountain in the Assem-
1ly, placed what was supposed 10 be an insuTMoun-
table barrier between them. The feeling Of amino
sty has, however, somewhat diminished in inten-
slty since the events of the "a Of December. The
President has been reminded th.s, sincere ropcn-
lance may yet make NJ for the sims Of the Uast:
and the fathers cloqucnce has been applied to
dcnonstratmg the valne vi the services that
may still be rendered By hi son. Ii is not NO.
hable that the sternness Of the Ftz Jerome ropub-
canism Will be proof against the alluremeuts OF n
brilliant future: and in truth il is doubtful whether
any ono ever believed IN his republican sincerity.
Tho question has been discussed frequently in The "a
mily councils, and the e2-Kng is full OF hope tia;
his descendants name will be the one selected.
Yet there Is another competitor in tho field in the
person Of Antoine Bonaparte. one Of the younger
sons OF Iuccn, and towards whom "A preference
has been shown. The Jerome party. however
have taken care to remind The President Of the
republican principles ot the late Prince Of
Canine. and That hs always had boon m obstacle in
the way .. tue Emperor and they insis, that none
Of the republican blood Of Lucieu can be trusted
On the repugnance If the President 10 the supposed
political tendencies Of the Luciou branch rather
than on amy partality towagds Napoleon Fitz-Jo-
rome the hopes of the supporters 81 the lat ter are
founded. Nothing decisive. howcvcs has been said.
and after al. il is possible that the President may
be only coqucttirg with the uncle. aud those who
know the c2kng will easily believe that the sport
!. not a difficult one. il the meantime the prcsi-
dent has placed no difficulty in the way Of hi cou-
sin's recovering his lost ground. He has been tsa-
yelling Ter some months back and il il proposed that
be shall again absent himself from France for a
tweSemonth, and make the tour Of Italy and SPAIN
IN the hope OF his returning : wiser and better
nan After such . noNiilatc he viii PROBABLY be
named II member VI the Council Of state and per-
haps u Senator ana when he shall have zone
through further probation with credit. ns friends
hole that bis viii be IL. uanc H. tn, meantime
he various competitors viii fnd sufficient eczema
.lol ~ ma'WQUing against cach c;ier.