The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-14

paupers.
Ireland and the Exodus
[Fron the London Morning Chronicle April %
The advance in the of mechanics particul srly
in Dublin has become very general and field aborers
in the country districts receiving better wages than
war. We have learned that the difference in the shape
OF augmented wages, paid by Mr.. Dargan the eminent
contractor amounts 10 FL 500 per week That practical
Irish patriot is engaged in railway and other works.
upon very extensive scale in various parts Of the
try and yesterday he had large number of hands
distance from the town of Bray Ten shlnys per week
is the lowest sum Paid by Mr. Dargan to the ordinary
class of Isbo.ers.
Although great progress has been made in getting down
the cereal crops the country generally there
are some remote districts ia Connaugh especially the
seacoast of Mayo where not half the quantity
OF oats has yet been planted and the farmers exceed
inely backward with the potato cultivation The exodus
tensions axe expressed that serio s evils must ,ssult
from the scarcity OF iaborers two tnrse year, hence
hon tie islands on the coast the people departing
by wholesale some for the manufacturing towns in Fog
innd but the far greater portion FOR America From
OF the largest of those islands Innsturk the Inhabitants
have removed having been allowed BY the ando I'd TO
take the produce of their crops cattle and hsushod
goods although they bad been heavily in for rent
to ans G 1s G5s are P S
is to remove to some other district.
France.
tepaphic message appeared in the second edition Of
toe London IHroatc of April 20 to the that the
near Of that morning contained decree for the levy
of 50, Geo recruits.
report to the effect that the Empress had miscarrsd
was little credited It appears, however, that she had
been rather seriously ndsI and had 10 be bled
than once N Dubois, the Imperial acoucher, passed
three nights at lie Palace Her Majesty much bet
ter nd there vas nothing In the state e her health to
Prince NAPOLEON Bonapsrte going Algeria but not
in an official caIacty He intended TO visit the three pro
ynees on what is called tour drplornion and in the
END perhaps lie mayobtan the title of Vceoy but this
was very doubtful II said that before his return to
Paris be would visit Corsica.
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So had been appointed Charge dAGar in France Of the
republic OF Chilli
Switzerland
The latest adviees from Friburg state that Col Perrer
pieces He pretended in his defence, that he bad in
tenon OF shedding blood. The Of Torny ard Louis
Week had been arrested The director Of the college, and
ell the pupils we're made prisoners by the insurgents and
Carrat proposed that they should all be put tn as
they had imbbed bad principles but he was killed at
The civic guard fought very we'll they were placed in
very difficult position having had in order TO reach the
college, TO ascend two fights ofsep. and pass through
a narrow street. The earabneers dslodged the
peasapts who were stationed at the windows number
took refuge in the church where they fred with
state Of siege lad been raised The town wa tranquil
and the market numerously attended. Among the pr.
toreIs taken were several cures two former mayors and
high baifi flag was captured, having il the ef
lgy Of the Betsed Virgin.
Germany.
The Ge,manc Diet in of It's recent sittipes adopt
Cd the following solution on the proposition Of austria
THE proposition made by the government of Grand
Duca Hese in the seventh sitting OF this year refer
red 10 the political committee, which is charged TO
anime what measures il msy be right for thu Diet to
adopt for its protection in case contrary TO oil expecta
ton, the meaus employed by the British government
shs lot prevent the political refugees from making
abusive use of the rights Of asylum to the injury of the
Confederation with which Great Britain maiatans rela.
tons Of alliance aud friendship"
Austria.
IJo loud Nie ! If ErfJa %
shea under the head Of intelligence Brne the sub
stance Ct the last note addressed by the Austrian
to the Federal Council Of Switzerland at Berne
II s 10 the following effect
That the Austrian recognizes the fact that
much has been done 10 inset it, wishes and praises the
COCO intentions of the FEDERAL Commissioner but regrets
that note of the Federal Council does not contain
6ceny distinct assurances for the future 1t feels itself
comp elled therefore N maze the following demands.
l. That Switzerlerd shall immediately expel the eleven
refugees still holding appontme nt teachers ard pro.
fes, orr ia Testin.
derstooi thing that refugees whatever to be allow
cd to dwell in either the Grsons in Tesinany excep
ton 10 this rule requiring the consent of Austria
B. That all refugees whose expulsion Austria may
require for diplomatic of her to be forth
with expelled from the territories of the Confederation
HAT in the canton Of ressin police regulations are TO
be drawn up the subsct Of strangers with the
erce Of the Austrian governme mt and under its Joint d.
recton (unter d>sstr nitt1ctrkung.)
When All these demands have been fully complied with,
and not till then, the Austrian ministry will take
ures into considerable for omin n the rgor Of the
blockade but the complete reestabhnent Of the good
understanding bet the two countries only take
place when sati tory expanatons have been given
the Ibect Of the Capucins and the Semna res OF Pole
gio and Ancona."
If this Is really the tell of the note, certainly canho.
be found fault with the ground of want Of expcitness
delegate from the Pope bad passed through Vienna
his 20 tie Court OF st Petersburg between which
and Rome active negotiations have FOR time bsen
going on on tie subject OF the appointment OF five
bishops for Poland.
Prussia.
The bill for placing all productions OF the foreign mon
Prusian press under the summary suppressve control
Of the Minister Of the Interior thrown out April 2ad
by majority Of eight.
TIE declaration Of the Prussian government, made at
the eleventh meeting Of the Bund the 18th Of April
the question Of the Hessian motion with regard TO the
political refugees in England, Ia as follows
Glow patural soever his Majesty's government fnds
aay expression OF resentment 1t thoss crimes to which
The motion Of the He4siaA deputy refers II has not failed
TO remark the absence o. any psoF q oooAsssc which