The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-13
the authorities in Cuba could, they would suppress
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Strangely enough, the United States send but two ex-
tsiistic enoueh-s sewing machine and Colts revovers
The machine 10 owned and exhibited by d w. Hayden OF
Connecticut whose stand in the gallery IL peroetuaiy
surrounded by admhing bey OF ladies' and gentlemen
to Ike machine is source OF great be sdernent 10
the visters who look half ncfsduousy ss the needle
"stitch-stitchs stitches away with forty seamstreis
power Hay den himself is AS busy as whole team OF
Schpeders caiog and patching and az he puts his ua
chine at Oh figure and has taken ORDERS
he doubtless fpds the tailoring business a good one.
Colts Ievolvers exhibited by M sties whose stand
is also sure undsd by eager crosd listening 70 his
gazing ,eyerentialy ~ the head aud skin OF Cafor
MAN grizzly bear, shot by an officer OF the United
States ing expedition with Of these identical
six shooter. Mr.. stiles is driving good trade and pro-
misses additional attraction the crowd in the shape
Of the nutox the Sultan sent to Col Colt which is to
be duly exhibited under glass He (Ar So has also
OF OF hobbs locks There two three American
agricultural machines on view, but do not to have
been direct i'm This absence of American
ducts IL much TO be regretted 1t is curious observe
the ipteess taken by visitors in notions to
as sewn machine AID repeating pistol One old gem
temaD, after carefully inspecting both articles attempted
to pa,s OF original reading Of the old passage
GOO made man upright, but the Yankees have sought
Several persons from Canada have visited the sxhi.
bton, but ~ yet fo~ from the United STATES. That
inferred from the following hit Of contributors to the
museum Of Trinity College, which lst-sithough has
connection with the Exhibition-I append here,
supplied NE BY the cuJators-
From Professor Agsssiz Boston, Echinodermata and
Shells illustrative Of his views to the distribution OF
species Professor Bailey Military College, New York,
Bel New York, specn ems ofmaize starch; Dr. Bloget,
ky West Florida a,ga j. Carey New C YSr. many hun
American alga; DR.. Silas Durkee, Boston, and G.. b
En- srsop Boston alsa; Professor R. Glbbes Charles
valuable American hsrbarum; Wilson Gray, U. s,
american minerals Mr. Hooper, brooklyn, American
&c l. Jackson Boston specimens of corn; Miss Mitch
eli, Boston, ale@ from Nantucket Mrs. P. p Nudge,
Lynn, Mass, American alge; W Newcomb, New York,
las PiAe, New York. California plants Capt. Pike,
New York American do; H. W. Ravenel Black Oak,
DE- II plants s sSgh
Augustus scheI merhorp, New York, various kinds Of
Dr. John Scouer. United States, mportsut colsc
larne collection Of plants of Kentucky George urbsr
Rhode Island algse; Prof Tuomy Alabama, Florida DO
Mr. Walters, Brooklyn, American do.
England.
THE EASTERN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DEBATE ON
THE CUBAN SLAVE TRADE-ARRIvAL OF Elk
PRESIDENT ARIsTA IN NATURALIZATION
BRIBERY-RUhoRED DIPLOMATIC CHANGEs-ARs.
STOWE AND THE BLACK SWAN, ETC.
In The House OF Lords the Earl Of Hardwcke took occa
sion ak the whether orders had been
given TO Admiral Dundas to advance with the British
feet to the DardaoellesS The Earl Of Clarendon, in
ply briefly said AFTER what had occurred in the House
only Friday night last, their ordships seemed
to in the propriey Of her Msesys government
not giving any explanations a matter on whish they
imperfecy informed, he that they would
still more concur in the pr0priey Of his declining alto
gether 10 state what orders had been eiven In the Com
mons Mr. hsTael, after pointing out how easily Russia
nigh. the Dsrdsnees put similar question in these
the contir gepcy referred into consider
alton bad forwarded to the British
admiral at Malta to proceed with the British feet to the
DsIcapelesS'
To this Lord JoHS RUSSELL replied-0In the present
state Of relations between Russia and Turkey, feel that
ythrg which may be said here viii be considered
Of the utmost Importance and must therefore, decline
man has put must leave him 10 give notice Of any
motion on the subject which he may think proper 70
bring forwarc and shah then be prepared fully to de-
The West India La Plata had arrived at South
hampton bringing s27,526, account Of dividends
suite from Vera Cruz Admiral Banco charge dafairs
OF Chils to France came passengers by the La Plata
CoTnitees Of inquiry into the Liverpool Petebo.
going for days and had brought to light corrup
tion and bribery lmpos' ble Under az oten ballot
Mr. Hume. ii r, has important notice of motion
the order book OF the House of Commons for July 81
That all sugars refined 70 be refined under bond by
BIRTH 1efners be admitted into home consurn pon on
poyment Of the zane duties are charged on Dutch,
Re'giaD any oregn refined sugars, thereby placing
TIE Britt h Tefne footing Of equality with foreign
il respect to the home markets, without imposing
him the necessity Of traDshippipg his sugars TO Jersey
and back, to eyade the difference Of dutiea.
report prevailed at Eerin that Prince Frederick
William heir apparent Of Prussia Il the husband elect
OF he Princess Royal Of England and that the pair will
be sanced The Princess is thirteen years Of age
The story had 10 currency in Britain.
The committee Of the Pre- ected Roman Catholic College
at Dublin had received $500 sterling in subscriptions from
america.
TIE Arctic expedition sailed from Queenstown the
26tp, fer The North.
The &c ebrated Achill case" the Queen VS. DR. New.
nan'-had beer finally closed by Dr. Newman paying all
the costs. Aohilli's costs were up to immense
rum, but we're taxed at ,ts4. DR.. Newman's
penses we're very srge-IDucb larger than Achilles
c. T. Roney, Secretary OF the Dublin Exhibition, IL to
be knghted in October when the exhibition is brought to
close.
II was run1red mot In LONDON but at Paris) that
changes likely to take place among the English
Diplomatic body Lord westmoreIand IT was said, viii
retire from his present post Sir Henry Buwer will not
return % Florence, and Mr. Champion viii be removed
from Washington and az pointed elsewhere.
OF Mrs Stowe we hear little this week except that she
had patronsed private concert given by the Black
Swan at Stafford House.
An exploring expedition Australia is projected under
his commission in the Austrian servics from sympathy
with the liberals The expedition is TO be undertaken
under the auspices of the Geographical Society
France.
The session oftte Corps Legislatif has closed.
The MtHfer contained the of several soldiers
decorated with the Of the Legion for their conduct
the occasion OF the recent attack Bisssgot west
coast Of Africa There were also numerous DEGREES re
latng to subjects Of local interest only The police
active in their attempt to suppress outside obbing
and insist that all legitimate traffic should be transacted
the Bourse A fine of . thousand francs IL mensced
against The supplementary 1osas if they infringe the
regulations.
Op 25t ut rne anCuai ceremony In
81 the Empress Josephine took place at the church of
Rreil Several officers Of the imperial household
piesent.
Il stated political circles that the coronat
fixed for the 10Th September.
* King jerome has resigned the govern orsbp Of the
Invsltes into the hands OF Cen d0nano and proceeded
10 take up bis quarters In The Pslais Royal
Admiral Stewart the second in command OF the British
feet in the Mediterranean had arrived al hsrseles,
where be waiting board the steamer Caradoc for
the arrival OF n courier from his government.
The Bank of France mas announced that |. will hence.
forth make advar at three per cent per upon
sheat barley, rye cats ucsrne cola, ond clover seed,
ds posted in warehouses.
The French ship Mocha. 400 tors laden with r!cs and
iute burned at April Q, Algoa, supposed
from spontaneous combustion Of jute
Spain.
" Ia considered ofciar that the Queen OF Spain Is in
interesting way, ard The court medical asndant Is
ordeI ed 10 Madrid.
Italy.
Tue King Of Naples expe:ted at Porto q Anzo, on
a visit 10 the Pope
Arress bad taken place at Fastevere in consequence