The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-16
France.

France.
POSITION OF FRANCE IN TIE EAST-THE FRENCH IN
DUsTRIAL EXHIBITION OF lS55-PRosPECTs OF
THE CRoPs-wAR IN ALGIERS-EGYPT AND TIE
UNITED STATES.
There was no home news of interest. There had been
severe fluctuations the Boui se-a pid depression
followed by sudden recurrence to about average
rates, and stl much Influenced By flying rumors, of
which there lack On the whole, however, the
market kept up well could be expected in the pre-
sent critical position OF affairs,
Respecting the Turkish question, we have not much
that is Most OF the Paris papers excepting the
Journal des Dtdts strongly condemn the conduct OF
Russia and support Turkey.
The MoHiteur states that the imperial government had
already received OF contributions to the great
exhibition of French industry to take place in 1855 from
the governments Of England Belgium Sweden Bavaria,
Saxopy. Baden, Nassau Frankfort and Berne
An imperial decree authorizes the importation Of lin
seed for seed into France, henceforth duty free.
In consequence Of the ntolerant attitude lately as
suned by the uramon party, the protestant clergy
of France at their last annual conference. appointed
committee TO consider what steps necessary to be
taken for the maintenance of religious liberty.
Respecting agricultural propects read in the Mont
that apprehension had been entertained Of the state
of the crops but at present all fears discarded, and
the situation OF the principal articles Of produce was ex
celent,
The Addr of Ag'ers of 22d ult, says-"A telegraphc
dsIatch from the csmp of be Oued Draouatz states that
the 10th the Governor General attacked the villages OF
the Diermoupas. On the same day Gen. Macmahon ar
rived the Mrouaha and received the submission Of the
peigbborDg villages" The Governor Of the province had
May H. announcing that the campaign against the Ka-
byle tribes about to commence, and calling the
soldiers to perform their usual prodgies OF yalor
Belgium.
MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE-DEMANDs OF FRANCE FOR
FIFTY MILLIONS OF FRANCS.
The approaching marriage Of the Duke de Brabant heir
TO the Belgian throne, with the Austrian Arch Duchess
Marie tad been officially announced to the Chambers.
The marriage will be celebrated next month at Brussels
The Paris correspondent Of the Morning Chronicle learns
from what be considers source that His de Blu.
teLva the French Minister has received instructions
from his government to claim from Belgium sum OF
City millions Of francs Reimbursement Of the cost Of
the expedition to Antwerp in the early part OF Louis
PLipIe's reign. This claim Is made in retaliation for
the proposed Austrian alliances
Affairs In Naples.
young of Liverpool William II. Wilson, had got
into difficulty with the Neapotan authorities who
fused him permission account Of his name which, is
appears is the that of Englishman enrolled
ON the police books.
Correspondence states that the deportation Of
cused political offenders still goes on in many cases
trial being refused They chiefly persons who have
already been in coD6remer for year or two No
arrests take place. it being sad that the king has strong
remonsances from the Northern powers against the inn
policy OF making more enemies TO his crowr. The King
has gore 10 Gasta for the summer,