The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-28


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A new feature is TO be introduced in the vessels
of Captain Sir Edward Belchers expedition. Mr..
Greener having been ordered supply several of his
harpoon guns with view TO enable the officers and
men to kill whales and other large fish. in the Are
These means, with the addition of Mimic rifles for
killing birds deer, will enable the onterprisng
yoyagers to obtain resources hitherto unavailable by
| any OF the previous expeditions.
A letter of the l4th inst. says:-
The greatest activity has been displayed to day at
Woowich to complete the storss required for
board night early to morrow morning as the whole
Of the squadron under orders be ready TO
down the river between and 10 A. NJ, on Thursday,
April Is.
France.
We learn from Paris that the capital enoved pro-
found tranquility, and that the observance of the
Easter festivities had passed off with the greatest
good humor and enjoyment on the part of the popu-
lation One of the chief features Of the news from
this quarter is, that M. Emile de Girartin had re-
ceived formal notice of warning from the Minister Of
Police, the subject of the series of articles which,
under the title of Gonsercots Ia Repuiq<, had OK
cited considerable share Of public attention. The
following is the form Of warning, which is curiosity
in its way:-
The Minister General Of Police considering Art 80 Of
the organic Law on the dated 18th February 1852
Considering the article published in the Presse the
9th inst which contains the following passageIt (he
Empire) would be the direct provocaton to otterat
Abaud to be found in the republican party Merno
would he found in the royas party The said article
| signed Emile de Girardin.n
Considering that it cannot be permitted without out
raging ut the same time public morals and the character
Of the ma ton to proclaim inevitable fact aen
the person Of the chief Of the State whatever may
the pretexs Of hypothetical on which SO
guilty an argument is founded
Considering that the Press has thus forgotten that
moderation and prudence the first laws Of the perod
cal press;
Decrecs-
ofFeb II first warning given to the Presse in the
persons ofM Rouy one ofthe directors and Emile de
The Project Of Police is charged with the exccu-
ton Of this decree. DE MAUPAS
April g. 1852. Minister Of General Police.
The Prince de Canine had again arrived in France
not having been permitted to proceed to Rome.
Business affairs in Paris were slightly improved,
particularly amongst the wholesale establishments,
but the retail traders still complain of the slackness
Of trade. The demand in the fauburg st. Antoine
for articles in the cabinet making line was 50 great
that several of the masters had increased the wages
ofjourneymen ten francs week. Wheat and -four
had again fallen in price in the Paris market. The
stock OF flour was go great that sales very Diff
cult. The silk trade ut Lyons not brisk, owing
to the orders received from the United States being
under the current market prices.
18th April; but the Presidents message, which was
to have been presented to that body, and which was
to embody a resume of the events since the coup
d'liat, was postponed for few days.
The 10th OF May is fixed for the grand review of
distribution Of eagles in the Champs de Mars. All
the regiments composing the garrison Of Paris
to be present, and the other regiments Of the French
army are to be represented by their colonel and
deputation. A grand fetc will take place the oc-
cason, and everybody seemed to think the empire
would be proclaimed
If we were to Judge from the display of equpages
that crowded the Boulevards and Champs Elysces,
on Monday, the l2th and the mutitudes of well
dressed pedestrians on Thursday and Friday, FORM
ing the procession to Longchamp, Paris might be
pronounced as in most prosperous cOnditOn-so
far trade is concerned.
Iii said that the names Of the Senators on whom
dotation is to be conferred by Louis Napoleon are
to appear in the Moateiu tomorrow Their num-
Der is 20, among whom are two ex- Ministers, several
Generals Gncluding General Casteane, commander
in-chief Of the army Of Lyons), and other well
known characters such as M Leverrier, the astro-
homer The dotations are to be 10000, 10000 or
so ,0C0f. each.
The President of the republic reviewed two bri-
gades at II O'Clock the 18th inst, in the Place
du Carrousel. There were two regiments Of Ian
GERS, two of chasscurs a Cheval, two batteries Of
artillery, two companies Of engineers, besides the
infantry regiments on the ground. The Prince dis
tribnted the medals, as on the former occasions.
As the day was most favorable, considerable mum
Der Of persons collected on the spot, and the
troops the ancers particularly, received the Presi
dent with loud and frequent cries f"ViUc Ndpo
feCn = and the band continued playing during the
review the well known air "Parteat pour Ia Syrie."
General Canrobert, aide-de-camp of the Presi
dent Of the republic, has addressed to him the fol
lowing letter, dated Clamecy, 18th Of April 1852
MoNsEiGNEUR-I have the honor to render you &C.
count Of the result Of mission in the reimbursement
Of Clancy
All that have read all that have heard as to the ra-
wages Of socialism in this country is much less than the
truth. am here in the very heart Of democracy
The evil is immense. the wounds are deep, and still
bleeding Let the incredulous come into the Nievre-
let them what previous to the I'd December
and what is at presentet them study the dossis OF
$40 individuals OF Camccy condemned either by
martial by the departmental commission and what
may be their determination to close their they
will be compelled 70 open them. and to confess that the
great act of the ID December has saved society.
Notwithstanding all my desire. honseigneur, TO fulfil
your Infections by using cm"ncy largely it has b'"n
Ilte .it :. ~ 4 - ii IS tlan - iat,iGa
ais many of whom simply the object Of a commuta-
ton Of punishment
In visiting the prisons Of this town found in thcm ~
individuals politically comprom ed upon whom the mixed
commissions had not yet decided have pronounced on
their fate in extending all the effects Of your mercy
] am. with profound respect. Monseigneur.
your very humble and very devoted scrvt
CANROBERT.
The General Of Brigade. Aide de Camp Of the
Prince President, Commssary Extraordinary,
nj. Pierre BonaparteIreceives pension Of 81 000r.,
and NJ Lucien Murat had received a million. Prince
Jerome has received two millions. The Princess
Mathilde de Demidofl, his daughter, has dropped
the pension which she allowed jerome out OF the
settlement which Prince Demidof obliged to
settle on her by the Czar.
The emigration to the United States continues on
a large scale. great number of vessels load
ing at Havre for New York and New Orleans,
amongst which is the Mary Sarah. This vessel not
having obtained freight in Rouen. came down the
river, and was chartered at S. 900
A project is afoat at Havre for placing three
large steamers the line between that port and
New York, subsequently to work in conjunction
with the steamers already plying on that line, and
which touch at Southampton. la return for the
gratuitous conveyance Of mails and dispatches. the
promoters of the undertaking demand from the
French government the annual sum of $4,000 Ga
million of francs) for each boat employed The
project has already received due deliberaton FROM
the Havre Chamber of Commerce, who naturally
view it with much favor. and have resolved siren
uousy to urge its adoption. The vessels to be
placed the line arc to be built at Havre and are
to be of iron They will be Of 1000 to {, 200 tons
burden, and the engines Of 900 horse power.
Spain.
THE CUBAN TRADE-TBE NEW LAW AGAINST THE