New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23
FRANCE

The peculiar position Of the Grain Trade yet occupied
the chief share of public attention On the one hand It
asserted that the interference of Government had
caused numerous importers resell their purchases and TO
counoTmand their orders in America On the other hand
the Moncur conradicts that the Government is disposed
20 make purchases Of Corn Far from opposing the regu
lar course Of commerce says that Journal the Govern
mcnt ntereres only to assist by general and equitable
which its liberty and the security OF its
operations and which promote the importation of Grain
and its distribution throughout the country. decree has
been published ordering that all French or foreign vessels
loaded wholly with gram bre1dsiu rice potatoes, or
from all navigation dues from this date TO the 3lst Deem
Der next Another decree is published granting TO the
Railway Companies that shall lower their tariffs for the
transport Of grain breadsuIs and potatoes from this date
to the 3t December power to raise them after that date
within the limits of the marimum authorised by their
books of charges without waiting for the delays stipulated
therein
A rumor had been gaining ground that the Government
was about negotiate loan Of SoOOOOOOO francs ms
rumor was ndusrousy used the Stock Exchange but
the better informed declare that there is no truth in it at
present
Of nostalgia
A Paris letter mentions rumor of new Transatlantic
Steamship Company TO have its headquarters at DePpe
but the harbor Of Deppe is little adapted for the pur
pose probably nothing more viii be heard OF the project
There had been attempts at not at Bar due also
at Chate gon Rennes and at Rancour in the Ply
Tenees all owing 20 the high prices OF 1000 iran4u!
had been restored.
The Emperor and Empress had prolonged their stay at
Deppe They would return TO Paris for day or two pre-
Vous visiting BouloCne and the north OF France
The Coasfiisfionn contains article the kOszta al
fair from which gather that France is not disposed 10
permit the French Consul Smyrna 10 play the part OF
Tailor much longer but viii certainly not counenanoe the
claim Of Austria obtain possession Of kSzta Neither
does Capt lngahSms conduct meet with TIM C0HuftoH
ncrs approval The article goes 10 staA that Austria
certainly possesses right TO seize her subj within the
Ottoman territory, else why did she not seize Kossuh
Having then such right is much 20 be regretted that
the Austrian Government should sanction the Illegal
tempt to carry of Kosza by promoting to the rank Of Cap
tain the chief actor in that attempt Lieut. Schwartz Of the
brig Hussar Capt lngrahams conduct the writer says
was difficult justify Schws although the false
position in which the Austans had sced themselves fa
Vored the Tashness Of the American commander |.
ne, American citizen, but as revOluticns that
kosza defended against Austria by the sgents Of the
United States The Constitutional thinks this very
dangerous indeed and says that of the European
"GOVernments viii ever admit principle Of pabhc
law thG. tho Government Of the United States has the
right protect revolution in Europe by force Of arms
Public feeling sided with The Am Fican Captain aai took
the part Of wrongfully arrested neutral ground
But in order rCpress abuse Of forceCaP; nsraham
committed another and the less noise the Government at
Washington makes about the affair the prudence il
will display. An impartial arbitration would send both
parties out court AS NJ KOszis whst Austria had
better 90 VIII be 10 give him every facility 70 70 TO Ane
rca there TO reside long possible. These are the
Cosstsf gfieHEefs sentiments