The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-27
me French feet was in salamis Bay.

the Prince MenschikoR has laid down . condition,
stated that he learned that the Turks had, usua
unicated to the English and French the subjects Of
his nsgotatons he should at consider it cause
rupture with Russia This At expans the mystery
which enveiops his mission; meanwhile, we have positive
information Of the ornaments which are takins pace
with the greatest activity, and on immense scale IN
the ports of the Black Sea- From several facts that nave
come TO my knowledge this subject DO not hesitate
10 conclude that secret negotiation similar to that OF
Unkiar Skesessi, is being carried on at this moment
Should any dipom. tic secret to which the Russians
able that coup main will be tried and the Dardanees
once secured Russia Empress of the East The TURKS
tower Of Galaa times day and fixing their eyes on
the Of Marmora ask again and again lis Lord STRAIT
Of the waves and the glitter Of the sunshine is the
answer. Our Mediterranean squadron is certainly re-
ausd sssa r9s s Of
pa ration their part
Harriet Beecher Stowe arrived az Liverpool in the
Canada from Boston, upon the 10th Instant The follow
ing from Mrs had been received in reply TO in
vtaticn from the Anti. Slavery Society Of Cork
TO JONI FRANCIS M.cuiRr, ESQ n. p, FaXseis B.
G,sTlssns You win excuse me sure, from at
tempting express pleasure and gratitude at the high
S cs Ss that
Is a eoma
been received By without happy both on
Your iasi..siss SPssysr That s5s
of ssa,A %y
enjoy of the to fatherland
out SOME good results to the which all feel
There has been great Incl ease exporton of beer
and ale account Of shipments TO India and Australia
In the months ending the 5h Of March, there we're
6574 barrels exported the declared value Of which was
-9lGs 291.
The briskness of the building trades added 70 emgra
on expected to lead TO general advance OF wages in
Manchester and most of the pasterers succeeded upon
the 18th getting their weakly earnings raised
from an average of 26s per week about 2Ss. The
copteH plate seeking rise from their present wages,
which are S. and SIS Cd per day to 6s and upwards,
The IN M Git fInDa
ers having contracts find themselves awkwardy pac
by this tate Of things and Of the largest OF them
have dsclinec 70 tender for the new contracts until wages
have assumed more settled shape
The Mexican Charge d'Anaires and Madame and
Maiemoisele Facio, and the new Granada Charge d
Aaaires called Buckingham Palace upon the 18th inst
make inquiry concerning the health of Queen Victoria
in lot Thursday, the 18th instant, Mr. Charles
Lee, Of Golden square, London
BY TELEGRAPH FROM LIVERPOOL TO SOUTHAMPTON.
LIVERPOOL. april T. 1853.
A meeting Of Liver ,ool shpowners interested in the
cossting trade held the otser day--Mr. Charles
Newer of the Cunard Company, IN the charn support
Of The new pilotage bill.
There is movement among the literary societies to
have the rext meeting o. the British Association al Ii
verpool, in 1854.
The ourneymen bakers and talofs at Liverpool arc
strike for increased pay and shorter hours of abo.
Fifty nine ships up Liverpool for Australia
registering 81 1927 tons. Their destinations are for
Adelaide and Sydney for Hobart To Hn for Mel
bourne and Sydney, for elbourne and Geeong
for Port Philip, for Port Philip and Sydney for
Geeong seven fer Adelaide ten Tor Sydney, and thirty
The passengers Of Guon gCo's packet ship Robert
Kelly have presented address &c the master for his
conduc during the gales which obliged the ship to put
back To port
A Liverpool lady, Mss Fyneh has just published
notice is posted in the Underwriters stating
that The cargo saved from the wreck Of the Thomas
Henry from New Orleans has arrived and is land
I'M NJ Iivarr aol IN nstunac ala r~r
Another notice, from the Board Of Trade is posted in
the Chamber Of Commerce. announcing that the port of
Buenos Ayres opened from the 18th OF December
The weather Liverpool is observation-disclosures shine
! and shower.
The north of England farmers are busted at
home consequently the country gcair markets dull
France
DULL STATE or POLITICS MOVEMENTS ON TIE
BoIRsE- THE CUSTOMS REVENUE THE CORN
TRADE, ETC.. ETC.
~ ntereet in poii'ioai ofi" -na tic Journals mar
/ securities being quoted at advance
The Prse in It's weekly commercial review, gives but
poor account of the state of businessge Paris
fscurers have received orders during the last week
but business Is still heavy. Buyers ask for concessions
act only in the price Of goods but in the mode of pay
ment and many houses have been compelled refuse
orders rather than consent TO terms which would not
hsye LETT them sufficient profit The wantof stock in
1 thought that agents for country houses viii be
fore long be obliged to ofer prices more in accord
|
raw materials Since January, many Paris
facu-ors have produced assortmeuts certain articles
These they are selling at low rate while they adhere
10 hgher scale with respec: 10 bespoke goods Expor
tston svery dull People are at loss to account for
the delay in those commissions which habitualy
in after tAe first days OF March The entries in rrin
pslports during the month Of Macch have fallen OF
Fensiby Eus al the Havre custom hoGse the dminuon
is less then 356 1856 f. compared with the receipts
OF darch 1852, and nearly similar result is shown By
The returns from Nantes and rdeaux At Mar-eilles
explained v
the continued increase in the commercial relations Of
that port With Algeria and the East The nourea,tis
shops have had few satisfactory days this week and
the weather eettec they would doubtless seriously
begin to sell their spring stu We are assurqd that the
large manufacturing houses have had more rich
assortment OF patterns for the fine tasn now,
but hitherto The retail shops have been very sparing
than the wholesale. We have already rex arbed
han that taa latter months of 1859
lvorlbe the shops for the tories Great
complaints made Of the habit that has grown up OF
late years among many private individuals, of making
their purchases at the mandatory instead Of the retail
shop We can understand the advantage which the ma
nufacturer fnd- III selling 10 the for ready
money. and without discount but should this habit be-
come general grave inconvenience might result from it.
and the wholesale trade sman after having ruined the
retail, may find that they have seriously diminished the
general amount of business The markets continue
calm and what is prsing is that prices generally
downward although everybody is agreed that the guam
ty OF corn IN granary IS not abundant and will be in
great part exhausted b. harvest time sudden is
therefore, to be feared unless the should pre-
sent very favourable appearance towards the month
Jane There scarceIy any going on in auy
agricultural produce. Flour, wines spirits and Cola
oils are al on the decline.
Two monks have lately been noticed walking about the
streets OF harsees in coarse dresses and covered with
white cloak Ono Of them the ~ oynca OF the Order
OF the Reformed Carmees the other is called Father
Augustn, but vas formerly highly distinguished plan
ist named Hermann.
The postponentnt of the ceremony Of comforting the
hat on the new Cardinal Archbishop Tours which
70 have taken place the 10th ns 10 the chapel of the
Iuiees, was caused by iLdisposton under which the
Emperor Louis Napoleon then suffering.
Inc fire at Berry, by which property to the
amount Of million OF francs destroyed is nearly for
gotten and the sale of wines is progressing with der.
able activity Large purchases have been made Pa
and the suburbs but without any rise price Fine vine
is selling at Bordeaux at increased price in quan
titles since the opening of the railway many prya e
families avail themselves o: it to supply themselves d.
rectly from the grower
The wine Of last year is selling 81 Macon al 6of the
two bectotres the eask included The appearance Of
the vineyards Is better this year than Last both Bur
gundy and in tho South. Fears however, are enter
tanned OF the return Of the al called oldham The
stalks which ininred last rear lrv M