The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-20


obliged defer thansthey had
better for the Of peace than writ
,ensered war more unlikely The deputaticn then with
drew Earl Clarendon promising TO consider the matter
An Influential meeting of the electors OF the city Of
London had been held to adopt such shall
place Baron Roh child IN bis scat IN Parliament not
sihstandipg the recent throwing oat OF the Jewish
Ts new submarine telegraphic cable wss laid down
With nerfect success between Dover and Ostend the
9th uit This second submarine telegraph belongs to the
sane oompany a. that from Dover to Calais and viii
supply the vf transmitting teegrphc despetcnes
TO the continent Of Europe without thec being
ticrites. The line is seventy niles u length, ana
contains PIX wires. -
The May meetings in progress at Exeter Hall
Professor Stoves name figures in the list OF reverend
gentlemen in attendance.
From Ireland the chief intelligence relates to the emf
grafton movement, which active this season tan
ever snd mostly TO Aneres the means beng sapped by
remitapees from previous erngrans il the United States
to the Mayor ard corporation 81 liverpool The execu.
tons Of Bonora Bridget and Richard Stsckpole At Ens
county Clare tine Goth uit reported already in the
NEw York HERALD ade the forty sixth execution that
has taken place at Ennis since the year 1880.
The Manchester Chamber of Commerce have addressed
remorial 10 the Chancellor Of the Exchequer calling
for the inned ate adoption Of q decimal currency.
An AueIsan ss, writes sso 90 sensible letter to the
signed their Mrs. Stoves books be requested to
call again and append to their signatures the Of
A. % EACH equal to 81 American to be used in assist
ing the emigration Of manumitted slaves
Rev. Ir George Butler Dean Of Peterborough died Of
In an action brought by the owners OF the Boston
packet chip Daniel Webster against the bark Alert to
recover damages for collision in the irish channel
verdict has b;en for the Webster.
There had been two arrivals with gold from
Australia The by these arrivals varies little from
pre- &c, ding accounts. Most OF the IN mes ve yiod.
ing abnLdantiy. although some few dlggins had been
exhausted.
The West India mail steamship MagdaleIa had arrived
at southampton With the South American and West
India mails hui her adyiCes had been sll antcpat In
Epsand by intelligence via the United States
The last report Of the Register General Of Health in
LoLfon, states
1T il gratifying to observe decided improvement in
the public health In the first three weeks Of April the
deaths il london were, ,3i0, 243 1872 in the last
week If the month fbe uininution Is considerable the
number being ESQ. In The ten corresponding weeks OF
1S4352 the average number OF deaths $50 which, If
raised IL certain proportion according TO Increase Of
population becomes o23 The excess Of mortality in
last week above the estmse ted amount IL therefore GO,
result which is much favorable than any the,e
returns have yielded since the cold weather set in In
January the des ths were about 1000 weekly since tina,
time they have ranged from 200 10 moro than 500
"Lucezia Borgi-" bad been played at the Royal TIA
Ian oreEs, London, epcn the OH instant for the rst
time this seafon and, with regard to the three principal
characters IL such has been surpass
edarey equalied. The double attraction of Grisi and
Gerio further enhanced ny the talents Of Roncon AID
the whole combined opera which not only contains
the best music of nonzett but ia Of the most int
resting ard exciting Of lyrical dramas be
sisted The house cgammed 70 suIocation, and sell
dom has vast assembly beer more throughly satisfied
or moIe frequently impeled 20 enthusiasm
The ur, jackson had been oOnseclated Bishop of
paragraph in the London Times, of the 4th nst
that the Duchess Of Sutherland bad invited lsrge
Of i,dies and gentlemen to meet Mrs. Harriet
Bcecher Steve at Stafford house Saturday. the It'll
After short stay in London it said that she would
go to France and Germany and having visited Scotland
once more ate had promised 70 be the guest OF Major
General Sir Duncan McGregcr in Dublin previous to her
return 10 this country.
France.
HEALTH OF THE EMPREss-AN EXECUTIVE SOCIAL
CoAEIssIoN-THE NAPOLEON LEG ACIES-AN AR
Gus-EYED PoLICE-sHIpMENT OF PRISONERS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ETC.
The Empress is convalescent.
The Emperor has despatched Senators Correlet and
hhfchaud, and Councillors Dubessy and Vilerlain
tour of inspection in the departments, to report the
condition Of the people, ard communicate it eonfdcn
tally to the Emperor himself.
The Senate has been engaged during two stngs in dis
GUESSING the petitions and report relative to the egacss
beqreathed by Napoleon the First. Independently Of
various Of money, Napoleon left pensions OF some
the departments which had suffered most from the
The first evacies partially quidsted out Of tho
which made chargeabe in the coiicl the civil
list Of the Kingdom of Italy, and alleged of
90 francs claimed by Napoleon as the proceeds OF
the diamonds never executed in consequence
Of tho political events whch preceded the deith of the
Emperor. It is this latter codicil which the petit
TONERS new demand the execution Of On the subject
being discussed the Sd instant General de Flahaut
stated to tn. Senate that, notwithstanding his high
ration for The first Napoleon he considered it nud cious
TO create embarra ssnent for his successor Napo
leon III by ssdd'ing the budget with large sum-
esa than 20e 000 francs The order Of the day
tbeIeupon voted, and by considerable majority.
The Mcnac0r contains decree nominating fifty Ave de-
partmenal commissioners Of police These func
orares Intended to supply the place OF the inspectors
and specials Of police abolished some time since
TIE oity of the commissioners retired officers
the army they are to be ears and eyes, to the govern
ment.
Two hundred political prisoners shipped the other
day at Touon for CayenLeamong them it is said BlAn
qn and Caravan, as punishment for their recent at
The Spanish amba sador Marquis of valdegamss, died
At Paris 4th inst He was better known Don Juan
bonoso Co . az and wa statesman Of ability.
lsbed BY imperial decree in the provinces Of Mgers
Orsn and Constantine.
TIE Assembly had adopted unanimously a resolution
ersntns 10 the widow Of H. Eugene Bnrnou the Orient
alst, pension Of COO francs national rccompense
funeral service in honor Of Napoleon the Great cele
bratsd Wednesday, 4tb inst in the chapel Of the Tu
erie the Emperor and Ministers Of State present
In the chapel Of the Invaldss similar service per-
private letter from Rome, Of the 2st OF April which
received in Paris May 3D. mentioned that the Pope
handwriting which is usually done 81 had tbs do
cnnent in my hands, adds the writer, and give you
tie translation as Wen as my memory serves me
May tie Almighty and nercful God bless him, and
give him grace and strength to withstand the attacks OF
bis enemies, and 70 resist the OF the evil and
may he remember that being acceptable to Cod he must
The EmIel had commuted the sentence Of death
passed the individuals named Mercadies Gazy Del
pech Denis tarIieie, Barthez GaIdy Tadon by court
martial On the 24h Of december, 1852 Into hard labor
for hfc Those persons were engaged in the insurIec
the coup detdt in December, 1851.
The Marquis de Vadegamas, Spanish Ambassador in
Paris died at half past five o'clock the evening Of May
g. he had become so much worse during the previous
night that all hope was given mp NO day waa fixed for
the funeral but the body will be temporarily deposited In
the vaults Of the Church of st. Philippe du R0ul in the
Faubourg St. HonoIe The Marquis de Valdegamas, bet
remarkable Of his country As n writer, and a
parliamentary orator there few in Spain who
passed him. and those who heard him during the debates
the Spanish uarrsges' in the Chamber Of Deputies
IN Madrid, viii easily forget the effect produced BY
passages in that speech one in particular, when he
deoou the that the Duchess OF Montpenser
would be excluded from the throne for her marriage With
French Prince. He among the few public of
his country against whose character tho shadow Of
charge could Lever be brought.
Spain.
THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS ENDED-FRLNCH MINISTER
RECEIVED.
N. furgot, the new French amba~ador, had presented
his CREDENTIALS 70 the Queen at her residence at
the 2fth ult. Turgots address aud the Queens
ply we've equally complimentary.