The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11
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OF mss epse r traffic at tn. c,o. o. lsol wa, IN Eng
land and Wales son me- IN Scoaod p60 Irsaad ga
total $500 The Gums rsi--a annually for rs'lwv pur
poses previous 10 the year 1913 be
but since that period Parliament hiss reoue ed retarna
wb'oh show The call, for ls4s have been 23a 4I8
In lS4p. Ez9 bI4 I10: and in 1850. f0 522 gS7 The
dimiputiop Ia remarkable Tue return or the sums
fshed In 1881 have not sll yet been received
and therefore cscnot be stated During tho mast
by railway accidents: in The previous year 80 we're
killed aud 1888 injured The number pssst nsers CON
past Yea, amounted to S5 39 e5 beng an ucres.e II
~ pr cent ever the previous year value Of
OF goods sfc TT t5B 605 increase of 0 pee oent
over previous year. Aggregate of u raj xays
fr 1861. cl,.e on fifteen mi ions pounds sterling,
increase OF l3ia per mt on the receipts Of 1850
Fra"ce.
The most noticeable item Of II announcement
made by Gn N1grsn to he General Council OF th. Bss
kbin stating that he PRESIDENT in con em pntios 10
es'afb STRONG military which announce
men says ~ Lhout Con- promising tho respect and dig
uy Of France wouf enable hi effect the ocu noms,
which he desires TO ntrod In the puoic t,xationu
h. Moris, contains further resolutions of the
General Councils in favor OF the empire
few DAYS since A. Prince Roman Catholic Bishop
OF q Hyac'n'he Canada and NJ Larocque Cosdjuto'
Elect OF Montreal h.a an I-uos with Louis Napoeon
when the latter expressed much ympathy with the sui
fefers By tbs late tire ut Montreal and O0)
It Il stated that Louis Napoleon has perfected a new
system Of inan,ry tactics which he is about INTRODUCES
We hnd the following in the Paris CORE spondence of
the Morning Chronicle
There is at prs-ent considerable commotion among
and elsewhere The subject Is the eection member
to supply the place Of Que Of Mszznis committed named
Darosz Pole This has lately died and 1t is sup
posed that he viii be succeeded either by Garribadi
(doub,foi) OF by Gen Klapka"
n Persieny Is In London and is charged II is said,
with pr p0sss to the EDgiih government respecting
modification Of the tariff on French goods.
On LIST August there were three hundred and twenty.
nine manufactures of beet sugar operation in
a. 4lS3,e99 klosrammes.
The Cologne Gazette states that the Belgian govern
meDt does not intend to the treaty Of commerce
br next II has declared (ssys The Gazee) that the
state Of s negotiations With France it to
assign bxed bass to future commercial relations be-
TWEEN Belgium and tho Zoliverein
BY the new CT INVENTION just signed between France
ano Belgium, the duty charged books printed in the
latter country will be reduced TO twenty francs per one
hundr.d kiogrsmmts, and like reduction will DO made
on prin.s ebgravirgs aud paper There other mod
fcatOns in the tariff able to Belgium which are to
be made the subject OF distinct treaty and together
with the literary convention above mentioned will come
into operation on the first Of January next for ten
years
The Chambers will not Re eonvoked before October az
the ratification OF the treaty with France is not oblga.
tory before November.
Austria.
The .1srion Loyd's contradicts the statement that
GeOrgey has bt the fortress of Kutein lie /.
to 7. main, the Laoyds says. at Klagenfurth.
an imperial deere that has just appeared closes the
Courts Martial established in consequence of the troubles
Of iai6-e.
Sweden.
The town Of Wasa in Finland destroyed by fire on
the 1lth only the Courthouse and four housos bcins
left standing The towa founded in 1906 by Gf,rs
TX. of Sweden. and contained about S.2oy iuhat.-
tants.
prnsssm.
IN the sitting OF the X6liycreu Congscss, a. Bella
the 2lst Meixuer the Bssaran Pien.pQtenary, gave
rtUtv Ia. ~ 10
the Ultimatum Of Prussia scel 2Cth July The r,,,v
makes no aliusion to any pre;cr. .s unioo With
,ras,a , Du op"es !" continue he zoyerein in its
ioi crain number Of sears and to admit
!, n.o ine steuerVcrein (Ianoves aud tn, North on
nu pas OF the PIussian Treaty Of 7th September last
with some modications negotiations to he then opened
Win Austria resDe eotng the Of definite treaty
Of CONNER with Austria to be ratified at he time
the above renewal Of the Zollverein This proposal is
under consideration by tho Prussian government
The ravages Of cholera are unsbaed throughout prus
sia, Poland and Silesia
letter from Malta OF i7h August, says -" The Anne
rican Minister has arrived at Athens, and the Cumbcr
and frgate, with the broad pennant OF Commodorc
sirpgham arrived in our port yesterday. She saluted
he forts and the Port Admiral She viii loayc again
tbursdoy for Naples it is believed .
We have but meagre accounts of the in which
lie affair Of Rev Mir. King settled Tho London
Sun rays that Mr. Marsh having examined the official pa
)ers relative TO the matter. found that Mr. King had
tried by the Ia Of Greece which he bound to
espect, and that the ambassador appeared satisfied that
travail Of the feet from The Preus should Judge this
recount Of the affair is correct
Turkey and Egypt.
The text Of the imperial irman settling the difficulties
With Egypt has just been publiheo. under date Last
lays Of the lunar month Of the Rsmszan 1868" (uy,
S52 This important document extends to Egypt the
provisions of the taDgmatn (charter guaranteeing the
ecurity Of life properly and honor to all subjects Of tho
mpire Of whatever class rcigoncharges Abbas Pa
ba with its administration, and commits to him. for
Yeas the power tf life and death In criminal
ases where the heirs Of the victim demand the ex
cuton Of capital sentence but all othec cases be
eported to the sutan and further, abohes the death
'cnalty for political offences.
The Grain Trade of q Great BrfSain.
From the London Mercantile Gazette, Aug. "a
Though the weather has bsen quite unfavorable
he last eight ten days 1t earlier in the MONTH
tin unessiness to the result Of the harvest has not
diminished materially; inoeed it becomes from day to
lay evident that very extensive misehef has been
lone to The crops and in all tho southern parts Of the
,ipgdom The quality Of the produce must inevitably
DO mewhat neIicr however ausp,ious the weather
ny become. very large proportion Of the corn
sbch has Carried has got up hurriedy and In
uch bad CONDITION that IL cannot be expected to be t
or for q considerable time TO come. On Monday
md early on Tuesday caitiDg made considerable pro-
and the preceding two three days having been
Try and breezy portion saved IN toerably good
der, Subsequently the weather again became unettled
% much rain fell In scme parts OF the country on
tuesday TO compel farmers TO desist fiom car
Tying, yesterday and to Gay have, however been
very fine thus far the reports from Scotland and the
northern parts of England are OF much more satisac
tory character than the position affairs in the