The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-08

out from the prsss to the number Of eleven hundred
=. for Is: .tsss & Snss .hisS .d i former day.
he would ascrbe II to . want o. Gooa the
.s Or :. a IT,
s blockades affected America and neutral nations, and
sunk deep into their hearts The consequences
feeling between the two nations which he
rejoced say had And he hoped they
would go on-as he believed they had only begun TO do
% him ssv with
particular town. in which he had passed few days with
the greatest satsfa ction delight and benefit that NO
(Cheers They naturally proud Of their ndcpen-
dence They here separated into Independent
They prSsd ISn and justly
this but above all they had reason to be proud sys-
tenn Of popular education which, founded so long a.
the reign OF Edward W., still contributed by its adapta
biity to all classes to make viruous well wse
population. cheeIa) fitted them for the University
and in each with energy and success that reected
great credit upon those at the head Of the institution
Of Mancheser neers He M moS ISs .ss Ss
lighted that between Birmingham and his country
relation Of q somewhat peculiar character sxstedhs
chester which America supplied with the material
Of their manufactu with Birmingham the
trer and America was the purchaser. He trusted the
time was not disant-and It was said TO be rapidly APP
proaching-when an article which was us:d largely w
their establishments should be produced BY America and
imported Birmingham He alluded to the copper on
the borders Of Lake superior, which WAS richer and
mngham was remarkably happy not only in the produe
items OF its SOIL it particularly happy In what was
betterin the industry the ingenuity the honesty an
integrity Of its nhabitans Iron In its SOIL and who
doubt that Of all the commodities that had existed
from the beginning Of the world had Deen the best Ct
the metals unshamed BY the gold Of Ophir or that or
California or Australia Of modern times He Illus
trated the idea by reference TO the railways, to iron
vessels, to the tubular bridge The town that wa,
built on iron mingled in its elements the ages Of
productions Of Birmingham had Of very late years. made
gave them world wide reputation, they had not pos
sesse that BEFORE that second in the extent and
Importance Of It's contributions only to the metropolis
itself; thus proving that could produce, exhibit and
carry every sort Of manufacturing producsn equal
to any other part Of the world Now why should've not
IN our large country unite in harmonious intercourse
that shall know Interruption abatement with the
town in which he STOOD surrounded BY many ofs most
should they not inscrbe on the American banner ths
word which, he believed, was the motto Of Birmingham
forwardr-(cheers)-s the two 80 On together,
guage and the liberties of the world Great ehsering
Several other speeches were made by Lord Cal
thorpe, the Rev. j. G. Miller, Messrs. George Daw
son. Scholefcld and spooner, all Of whom are local
celebrities.
Belgium.
fLAN III GET KID Of THE FkENCH hEhCEhAhf SOL
DIERs-CONTRAcT1oN OF LOAN FOR PUBLIC
WORKS.
The Belgian Chamber Of Representatives has
passed law, by majority Of 70 to g. placing on the
vice. This is done to get rid of the Frenchmen in
the service.
The city Of Brussels has contracted large loan In
Paris, through the agency Of Messrs. Casn, Legen-
DIRE d Co., for the carrying on Of several public
works.
Italy.
REPORTED SALE OF BENEvENTo TO NAPLEs--PIscAL
REGULATIONS AT ROME-A MADIAI CASE AT GE-
NOA-ILLNEsS OF THE POPE-PROPOSED LINE OF
STEAMERS BETWEEN GENOA AND AAERIcA-NEw
REGULATION FOR THE MILAN CARNIvAL-QUAR-
ANTINE AT GENOA.
letter from Rome, Of the 18th ultimo states that
an extraordinary congregation of twenty cardinals
was held five days before at the Vatican. Although
it was endeavored to keep the subject OF discussion
secret it is generally thought that the question un
BeneventO to the King Of Naples for 100000
ducats.
The special commission for the withdrawal Of pa
per money from circulation at Rome, has published
its accounts, from which it appears that It has an
nulled old paper money to the amount Of 1886 1888
scudi (6 $50 O94 francs and issued new paper to-
the amount OF 236 500 seudi, 6, AIS ,?s7 francs)
Letters rom Henoa sss.e tnas s. naa ;sien
Tuscany. The name OF the accused h Daniel MAJ
Zingh, rs years of age, surgeon by profession The
trial took place with closed DOORS but 1t Is said he
Pakenbain, Of the British Navy, preached against
the religion of the State and in praise OF Profess
tantism. He was sentenced to imprisonment for
three years, by virtue OF the papal code.
The correspondence OF the London Globe gives
currency to rumor that the Pope Is dangerously i'll
from an attack of apOplexy. The statement requires
confirmation.
The Genoa correspondent Of the Morning Chroni-
Gle says respecting the project Of line of steamers
from Genoa to the United States-The project Of es-
tablishing y transatlantic steam communication be-
tween Genoa and America has existed for some years.
Mr.. Roster obtained, in 1851, concession from
government, and contract for the transport of the
nails Messrs. Livingston Wells Co., Of New
York, were the principal capitalists engaged in that
1t has, however, since fallen TO the
ground. A new company, composed OF Genoese, has,
however been formed with capital Of ten millions
Of francs They purpose starting seven steamers OF zoo
horse power each, and Of 500 tons burthen, per-
forming monthly voyage between Genoa and New
York, and Genoa and MontevideO. single house
in London is stated to have taken shares to the
nesssthe Duke Of 6enoa, and Prince Cayignan, have
likewise encouraged the undertaking by taking
shares. The trade between Genoa and America is
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great number OF Genoese are established III
South America. Hopes are entertained that, when
the railways connecting France and Germany with.
Piedmont arc terminated a great part Of the emf.
grants TO America from those countries viii embark
at this port The transport Of fruit from Italy liz
very great, and an accelerated mode Of communica-
ton would certainly absorb all that trade.
Masks, and the throwing Of sugar plums at tho
passers-by, are both forbidden at the carnival al
Milan this year. Without them it will be but dull fun.
A declaration from the Genoa Board Of Health no
ties that all vessels arriving from the Brazis West
Indies, New Orleans, and Charleston, s. G., will bes
subjected to quarantine.
Austria.
OFFICIAL RECOGNITION OF LOUIS NAPoLEoN--COs-
Ti- DICrIoN OF A REPoErED COMMERCIAL TREATY
BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND FRANCE--DEArH OF CAR
DISAl DIErENBRoCK.
The H,mburg Naolricitea Publishes a copy Of
Count BUDS despatch TO iIubner, at Paris, In
winch the austrian government makes its reserves