The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-30

tha& spirit. they would have NO slavery, ne drunk
and no war. Hear, hsar.)
resolution was put and adopted unanimously.
Ireland
Banner of Ulster thus reports the state oil
and agriculture in the north Of Ireland
posit' Of our general trade. though affected to
degree by the uncertainty which stil hangs around
opposed changes in the CONNER ;al tariff il sstisfac
and average business 10 done in almost every de-
eut Of monetary and mere antile Operations We are
ept Of very favorable reports from the different dis
around Belfast, relative TO the progress OF farm
and fee grstided to ind that the business Of plant.
I'D sowing il fast drawing to clio o Backward has
the season; the amount Of labor effected in the
of the last sir months really exceeds thing ever
Witnessed in the north OF Ireland Rspdty Of &C ton
sught its hold Of the Agricultural, and he seems
mined, far possible. TO make up for the nactua
of the season and he chanseahepess Of the weather.
own skill and exertions. We not in q position
what may be the aggregate breadth Of ground
flax in the north Of Ireland but from all that can
njsctured, it must greatly exceed that of last
appears from statement in the Northern Uh,g,
b paper that successful experiments have been
in introducing the power loom in the manufac-
bf linen cloth in Belfast, and that this change
r.
France.
sLATIvE AND MINISTERIAL PROCEEDINGS
'EKARf WORKS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
., FORTIFICATIONs, ETC.
large number of private bills were passed in the
abers without any discussion. The debate on
budget for 1854 was fixed for Wednesday, 18th.
G Moaiteur publishes decree reorganizing the
nissariat of the navy. The nine Commissaries
raj are maintained, but the number of officers
by the royal ordinance OF lS47 at 44S, is to be
lture 429; the expenses, which have hitherto
lnted to l,6l2,s00 francs, are reduced to
,740, being o saving 81 ,060 francs.
ctor Hugo is coming out with another PAM
!, entitled "Belshazzer's Feast" sequel to
,oleon the Little"
imperial decree convokes the General Cornell
yricuture at Paris for the 18th December next.
council is to be composed OF one hundred men,
named by the Minister of the Interior, and is
| month
Q widows and children Of dramatic authors are
ture to enjoy the right Of property in their copy
. for thirty years after the authors decease.
e read in the .Patrie-" Immense activity now
ails in all the ship.buildDg yards and IN the
factories of machinery. 1t is difficult to find a
|;iency Of workmen, and the maritime inscrp-
| are every day increasing. A number of coun-
to which our commerce was before scarcely
yn are now visited by our shipping, and the i'm
Il which the government gives to business of
n kind, and the absolute security which it in
is, increase to an immense extent the amount OF
! rts to distant countries"
IlC SOMJH ub IIuUIS SldttS Lubt Vic pIcscuL
locations OF that city are to be replaced by two
|lg fortresses to be erected on the heights-one
Q western extremity of the hill of Ingouville,
the other on the heights of Tourneville, not
lected by any sfcHnte continue. A third fort
be erected on the Place de Provence, and some
Ks Of defence will cover the town.
he Paris correspondent OF the London Times,
ling under date Of the 10th inst, SAYS
rumor Of the Popes visit to France for the
is again revived and At the Tuileres all hope is not
bandoDed. | am assured that an imperial courier
|. ministerial oAe-vas ss mt of to Rome on Wednes-
or Is ursday last with autograph letter from the
|eror to his Holiness. different hand, no wever,
10 the address The courier took despatch or
from the Foreign Once, but the courier ~ss sent
the Tuileries. Geographic message despa tch-
TouloD desiring that steamer should be in readi-
to leave with the messenger the moment he arrived.
contents Of that despatch not known, but it is
iised that they relate TO the coron stion.
ave seen p ivate and tiustw rthy letters from Rome
state positively that the Pope Is very much dis.
fed with the FioDch Bishops rather with the Sec
u those preates who are supporters Of the
ed that triumph should have been given to the
ers, in it's controversy with the Archbishop OF Paris
they are ,ather of opinion that NJ veuilot is in re-
the person who ought to wear the Archaeological
70. The Metropolitan Is OF course the person to
the Sacred College bears least goodwill Of any. His
ness thought that the EDcy ceal letter should have
ct rest. That is far from being the case and the
can Bishops are no hvorites at the Vatican.
France and Belgium.
From the London Observer, NAV 81
he following communication from Paris, which
just appeared in the Augusburger ALIGNMENT
lung, explains the present journey Of King Leo
to Berlin and Vienna; its contents agree with an
Within twenty-four hours Of news arriving in
NOf any extreme step being taken by Austria or
ssaa against Turkey, French army would be en-
e for Brussels.
A thing has happened lately in Belgium, of
Oh the Belgian and French journals neither speak
will probably speak. At the commencement of
It the time Of Count Leiningen being sent to
stantinople, the French government was, for .
tent, taken BY surprise. People had been far
! expecting such decisive demeanor as Austria
we'd, and were Of opinion that it would have been
DER to have informed France previously of
sharp practice The arrival Of Prince
schikof made the cabinet Of tho Tuilleres
more bitter. On this N. Drouyn de L'huys
ived instructions to send N. His de
enval, French Minister in Brussels, note, not to
anded to the Belgian Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
to be read to him. This verbal note said that
desire which certain great powers seemed to en-
ain OF isolating France was slight to her; that
nee felt herself offended with it, and that Belg-
should take notice that she was offended (qwe Ia
yiqte deuait Sc teny pour avsrtir de &C mscon-
'n.ent de Ia France. The Belgian Ministry was
whelmed with astonishmsnt. M. His dc Buten-
was bcsought for an explanation, and declared,
somewhat naughty nnAnner, that he had none to
. King Leopold, therefore, felt himself COM
I'd to communicate this unintelligible note to the
ous powers that have guaranteed the indepen-
e Of Belgium. The answer was that according
4 appearances the note contained threat, con-
NAL on the occurrence Of serious events in the
!; but that Belgium had, however, NO need for
ehension on this score, for that the powers above
led to had not forgotten their engagements to-
ID Belgium, and were more determined than ever
Ct up to them. Belgium was nevertheless ad-
to take every measure Of preoAution that pru-
q could suggest to secure herself against comp
ain; and Belgium did not lose any time, but set on
Immediately those noiseless bat important works
n are tending to make Antwerp one of the
ngest fortresses in Europe. At the present mo-
{ Antwerp can Withstand the attack of 100 900
Furthermore, number Of small forts on the
1ch frontier, which might easily be taken by
.rior force, and which, in case Of war with
ace, would serve only as support to the invad-
army, as. for instance, Ypres, Menin, Ath,
ippeville, &C., have been dsmantled /; and when
I, he was told, "On account OF our confidence in
country. Against suah allies, fortresses are
,cessaryu 80 - = The repre-
alive Of France has lately taken it amiss that
Prince de Leigne, at the coming festival OF
Crown Prince, stated that King Leopold has
.ys remained faithful to what he had sworn to-
10 very good taste, he said to the Prince dc
le, have sent your speech to Paris" The
that was read to the Minister in Brussels. was
also at the Hague, and in Turin. This shows
'ly that IL Russia and Austria share Turkey