The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-21

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having been raised by tax imposed on eli foreign
ers then residing in the kingdom. Tas body must
| therefore have beon imbedded nearly Ave hundred
years. IL was found in tho wall Of the Crypt, unae
the high altar, where in the old monasteries there
was generally to be found q ANAL CHAPEL, under
meath tho great public church. To be buried in
this position was mark OF distinction reserved tor
the founder
In answer TO assertions put forward by tho Rev
John M'Iiale, ia his letter, tao Lord Bihop OF
Iaam declares bis readiness TO testify on oath, IL
required, that in his own diocoss. within four or
fvo gaaY5, ton thousand converts aave joined .hs
Protestant Church,
We read IN the Constitutional 80 report has
rccen1y been addressed to the government IF Dutch
Guiana, by M. SpanieIwich, ~ oagineer, giving an
account Of the discovery of aurifsrous lands AZ the
soatdern extremity Of tae province OF Paramarioo
committee was Immediately formed 60 examine
into tho reality and Importance OF this discovery
It the fact be confirmed it will merit the attention
Of France and of England, whose possessions in
taae part o. Derca ara contiguous TO those OF
Holland 1t 10 well known that the geological and
neurological constitution Of all tho region com.
prtsed between the Atlantic, tho Amazon, tho Rio
Negro, the Ca'siluars, and the Orinoce. known
under the general name Of Guiana, IL entirely stint
lar"
The Saxon journals state that the coiegraphio
lilea from Bodenbach 70 LEIPZIG, aud FROM LEIPZIG
to Hof, which were laid under ground, havs been
found not to answer. Lines on posts
ouently to be established To complies ths web
the sake SileaiaD aut the kiosa 30 ChsmG..y rail
ways.
The Grand Duchess D,wagec OF Baden. aunt Of
tho Presdeat OF tao republic is expected TO arrive
at the tlytee in toe course Of few days vhers shs
viii remain for como weeks
! Ihs society for the preservation 5f tho aacisa.
NOR ainenta OF Norway. 1a5 Just hold .tj annual
meeting Hitteraals Church is now restored ut an
expense OF 100 spd Didrik Verlanason, barrow
has atao been taken caro- Of and prep aratons are
making for digging ont IA antique vessel, sunk in
Moseau1d
! The agitasor Mcheae1 has bsea condemned TO
seven years hard Imprisonment
A lester f-cm Naples, OF the 18th ait Announces
| the eccouchement OF tho Duchess iAumaie. of
prince. who received the OF toe Duks de Guise
He was &c DO baptisei on the following day the
| nipR Of Naples aud the DO wager Princess Of Sa-
lerno standing as sponsors
letter from Bosnia, il the f,las dx.sRe, Of
the 10TH states tha. the Turks continue 20 oppress
the Kayaks. Just as they Gid before the rebellion
that exorbtant taxes weigh upon them, and tia
ten rayahs are enrolled in the army FOR one Turk
late instance 10 related OF Turk atabbing "a
yah who owed him IA dorins, and being acquitted
upon bis bare denial of ID q act
Tho Gasttts dc F1acs says. 1t appears certain
that Inc remains Of tho Duke 10 Raichstadt, son Of
the Emperor Napoleon. will be removed to France,
the application OF tae President Of the republic on
this subject having been tavoiabiy received ey the
Austrian cabinet.
The fetal number to DO sent to Cayenne amounts
to 2, $50 persons. Among them aro ljs political
prisoners from Paris, and considerable number Of
liberated convicts. Among the $50 political pri.
soners several hoD,nss q, kttres, the most re-.
narknble ofwhom is M. Xavier Darisu formerly a
member Of the Constitusn. Assembly, and editor
OF the Courier F}antaiS
WoIkmen have been employed in repairing the
double gate Of the garden Of the Tuileries, nearly
opposite tie Hotel Ialleyrand, which had been
erected nser the Emperor.
Az aurora berealis WAS psrcspsibls at Paris on
the 10Th uit, between seven and eight o'clock
The movements of the magnetic needle at the time
were numerous and abrupt
The Sets says =" It Is said .ha. letter has be en-
addressed by Add ell kader to the President Of the
republic, cor2Iatulating him on the act of the I'd
Decem Der, and renewing the request to be set at
liberty II is added that he pledges himself not to
take part in any attemp. which the Arabs may
make against French domination
Alexander Dumas intends, it is said. to remain at
Brussels. although he has not received any intima-
ton that his residence in Paris woud be offensive
to the government. vas assured by member Of
bis family that this pre6c writer, WHO is now
obliged to work very hardin consequence CT his pecu
mary position, has IN one month written six 70
lGnes for publication. Tho fact appears almost
ircr edible. and woala be so if related Of any other
| writer.
| On the It'll III. the Pope gave his benediction
to quantity OF baby clothes, which ne is sending
as a present to the young princess Of Spain. The
articles are exceedingly rich and beautifully
worked.
letter from Rome states ii at the Ponsi6oal
government has concluded convention with the
low countries, fixing uniform tariff Of duties up.
on vessels in the ports Of the two countries
The number Of booksellers and publishers in Ger
many (including Bohemia) is 2 ISL. The greatest
number aIe-at Berlin, 100; Leipsic, II5; Vienna,
50; Stutgardt, 80; Frankfort, 10. A century ago
there were only 81 booksellers and publishers at
Leipsic. and at Berlin; and only $50 in all Ger
many. At present no one in Germany is allowed
n IA a bOnkseller n
govern me Mt and in Prussia, candidates must pass
a special examination.
The terror in the French provinces goes on in
creasing daily In many parts OF the country the
they we're hunting game. detachment of the
5th regiment, after long chase lately caught II
| in forest at st. Thibsry, in the Heraut, at tho
gnspor,smanl'ke hour sftwo o'clock in the m ,rning
In the same neghborhood the papers Of to day
speak Of arrests by the dozen, and by the score,
| having been made by the military. Cafes and
public houses without number have been closed
During the last forty. eight years there have been
mulgated recently; and it is precisely forty eight
years, day for day. since the civil code was peomul
gated by Napoleon, then Consul for life.
| M. Il. Sue has left Paris for the banks o, the
Lake Of Geneva, where he is about to settle and
continue his literary labers
rubber beat, exhibited by Captain Paddy, Of the
Royal Artillery, which, when packed up, weighs
only thirty. four pounds, but which can be inflated
SO as to carry seven men, or two field pieces, over
| the strongest current Of an African river.
| The number of trees of liberty already cut wn
! in Paris and the danl,eMe is about twelve hundred
/ The most remarkable was one planted by Louis
Blanc, opposite the clock in the gardea Of tho Lux
embourg The number Of the Inscriptions, I" Ltber-
| te, Egafde, FJotunte, on public buildings, which
| have been removed is about one thousand.
! The Cor,ir fdtheneS relates that just as the
body OF the wife Of Persian gypsy, named Plasssn,
! was being inferred in the cemetery in that city,
noise was heard to proceed from the coffin. 1t was
| i'm me dately opened and on some restorativcs be.
! ing administered to the supposed dead woman, she
soon recovered sufficiently to be able TO return to
| her home.
The Eternal City is perfectly quiet, the repub.
! lican PARTY being disteartencd by the news from
France. Everything goes on in the usual way there,
and the general feeling Of the population IL highly
innical 70 the government Ihe autbori les