The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15

has to inform tAos esaesrnes that H. T. the TAoutss
WI require payment The aoth instant unless the Ea
he his Willingness TO ALLOW three S.,s
upon the expiration of vhiea, however the Obligations
must DO met or the securities given Will be eschsaed
and sod at public aucton and the parties Interested
held responsible fo- aDy deficiency
EDW. CUNNINGHAM, Vice Consul U. s. A.
England.
sMhogsh slight showers haa fallen yst on the .hola,
tons and great progress being made in rsApng and
housing the e.ops II fne weather should continue for
speaking the yield Of the crops was rather superior to
there appeared 70 bs nothing to JUSTLY the ssr@iDs
reports aud calculations which Tor time had been
" 20 e. Tn.
rage but viii BY no fall 70 short Us the state nens
o. siarmists wou.a MAKE it out.
The london papers are filed with accounts Of the
royal viit 70 Dublin The Queen, Prince Albert the
Prince Of Wales and Prince Alfred proceeded via South
or Sn on tho ss Shss her Majesty "as most
enthusiastically recsiyed The royal party were domc
ed at tho Vice Royal Lodge and had paid visit to Mr.
tlemsn however happened to be from home The royal
party visited the EshSison the day. in the midst
OF . coz course Of 20,CO0 persons.
letter from Plymouth appears in the last London
Daily Necs and contains the following --The Isandsr
from Hs ax with the Earl Of Euesmero aud sats Hs
oEdihip is indposed from govt Admiral Sir o. A On
Nancy went on board to day. 1t is said there are ond
complaints board the LeaDder of the want OF
ty ON the part of the Americans; illustration Ia
given in the fact shat they charged the ordinary price
tary the practice observed ahps Of the United
States navy in British ports.
France
From France there Is again dearth Of political
The Emperor and Empress were stu At Deppe
With regard TO the state Of commercial affairs in Paris
we learn thst the manufacturers gradually
ing from the effects Of the dead season. but so far as re
cline Of business since the conclusion Of the i'm pera
stes. Whether just rot the falling off in the receipts
only in hcuse rent but in all the neessaries e that
persons OF small income forced to conue their pur.
% Of ahs s
things and they obliged to reduce the profits
smallest possble gae order to effect salss The great
complaining. The French silks exported to the United
States during the month of July last amounted to
81 900 7O4 shd tho woosn cloths 81 81 035 being
increase Of 90 per as compared wi h the month
july 1852 IL is consequently feared that the great
ann Ass YS cSess e
for French manufactures from that for some time
The Paris correspondept Of the London Times Save.
"The Parisisns are beginning to feel some az
the high pss The who kept asOi
enorm aus quantity within the asst few days With the
hone Of selling II 1t iatsr peroj and AZ
nros Theu AVE succeeded IN fo.cps IN the Ueiss q
the best marks 10 90 rrancs the sack OF Isl
this price considered and as the late de
TX
France AZ nonipal duy has alradv proauc. "A an eff
in the arrival at Marseies of large auantes Of grair
ton viii dssat hs apuvrss Of to rse
flour to famine price in Paris The stock OF flour ia
store ha, fallen frm 80 coo erca quint4s to 10 600
throughout Francs during the lat week except
In some few local. les in tie Suth for
stance, $50 go hsctoes Of wheat from odessa have
bsen sold Il from 22s Zoe to 26f is, the Le,olItre
Wheat has bean told 10 Normandy during the last few
I the IL Nsw e.
sack of 100 hilrrammes Tho high price Of wheat has
influenced that of other grain aud has risen o. the
been most productive. Oats have also risen ST. the
hectolae Some unfavoraols ac,ounts are recoi,
in some localities. me cattle markets continue to
be well attended with BUYERS, and bssf aud mu ton
bs wine AZ Tss
quence is that the holders Of wine refuse I, ss aud
prices becoming eIocbi.an. The fear of tns odiu
or vine disease insrssses a. the yintars aoproches TO
maturity The disease has Certainly made It's
earlier fnan usual and no means have vet BEEN found
have not suffered so severely from this calamity as ID
the Bordsais Burgur dy vinss nevertheless are dear
: t..aenoy 70 further istters from s,ays
that propretors Of vineyards in that dsric
demand 49o psr ton Of 9l2 trss for wine ofthe yeal
1853 and Ssof for wine Of the year l'Sl ,ina.
risen to the enormous prices of 1oif the hecsols in
Paris
the french government had notified IN the Aonbeu that
bean pae 10 the sns sd - wnch h.s
thst tha fesra hitch ax;taa ,ni 70 tha 80
sltocsthar cromnssss anS tho. 4ha Srant; &c 81, =;
OF average Amount and exceIieat onsiitS No ena Ia
Ieyed in Tie truth OF This ofsiaI declaration in view Of
the large purchaes OF grain made To- Fren.h acc,pt ia
| the yarions morka.a NJ Fnrona
n CaIlstt MeroIst tbe rr,ctor a. y, !, srts f,sos.
rrl has inst Addressed crcnsr 10 the Pr,fscts in
Forming them thar II tine Intention az Tho covernmant
10 enfeoe the s,ct stter Of ths NEW so
| the public,tion OF What takes nlaea in Courts
| of Justice on the occasion of press prosecntions
| The ny he savs was lately infr;pgsd hv Inc
legal jourpsls, the Gazette dss 7ri5unaus and ths
Dyou Ia reference to the trial of the foreign
pow ins;sea mon hv The n,snista, the
MT onIv abstain from, viriny wh,t Is comp ndr
stood to bc reoort ~ Inc tssl lint tbav not siy.
the names Of The uSres or counsel thy mus not "a
-hothsr Tho court wss c.o~dad =, 49, -h.ti,sr ~,
nnhlic tooL an intarsst IN the case. hsthsr ,nv ..
few anncato we've made for admission nor vbetbsr
anv precsutjons ,era TAKEN nv the sn.hors. Ia nra
vent ipconvenent crn ydnr All such details the govsn