The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-06

Lady Frankns steamer Isabel would sail during The
week Tor Behring's Strait Mr. Kennedy tales command
he win not be accompanied By the gallant French ofcer
Bellot who volunteered on the previous expedition
have shn. Sas
within the week from the port Of London for Australia
Edmond Allain. Etienns Barronet Emmanuel Berthe
wing principal in the late duel at Egham near London
have been found guilty Of granddaughter in killing Frede
rick Gourmet and sentenced to two months mpson
ment in addition TO the five months they have already
endured.
The noisy festival Of St. Patrcks Day passed of
very quietly this year at Dublin
Various classes Of workmen in Liverpool have struck
for higher wages The journsymen pls s had
and agreed issue notice for advance Of 2s per
week. The notice was to expire on Monday and as the
men had expressed intention to strike In of
compliance with their demand, many of the masters
immediately agreed to their terms. Following the ex
steners the boot and shoemakers and the carriers
notices to their employers for advances Of from g. to As
per week, and in establishments, struck work.
Failing to obtain fresh supply OF hands at the old
terms some Of the master cabinet makers, and the
poyers of carriers at granted the increase demanded
and the paper hangers have given about 10 give
similar notices TO their employers We understand the
the nehtmen in Liverpool, were under consideration
when the Arctic sailed
During the whole of the same week the coal miners Of
the district numbering about 600 men, were on
strike for slight advance of wages On Friday evening
the employers acceed TO the request of the men, and will
pay them advance upon previous rates amounting to
By bill in the House of Commons it is proposed to
to the effect that may be Effected in the
wages or hours Of labor, without being considered as
%Sest1tion or obstruction within the act Geo w.
the parties to the BILL which was issued on Saturday,
March the 10th.
THE APPROACHING CORONATION AND EXPECTED AR
RIVAL OF THE POPE AT PARIs-AGITATION ON
THE BoURsE-A FRENCH SQUADRON SENT TO THE
ARCHIPELAGO-THE AMERICAN EMBASSY TO
FRANCE-TBE POLICE AND MAZZINI-EMIGRATION
MILITARY AND NAVAL MOVEMENTS, ETC
From the circumstance that the Mayor Of Rheims has
been summoned to wait on the Emperor there
who say that the coronation will take place in that
cient CITY, The war steamer Napoleon is being superby
fitted up at Toulon and has 1t that she wi be
sent for the Pope, who win embark at Cevita Vecsha,
about the lst Of May.
Owing to the unfavorable news from the East the
to 22d was resuming more settled appearance On the
first intelligence Of Col Rose the English charge at Con
stannople having sent for the English feet the squad
ron lately at Toulon has been despatched all haste to
the Archipelago u de Iacoar is sent direct to Constan
tinope and N de 3ourdueny to Vienna, with orders.
Mr. River win leave Paris in May. Belgian paper
says that Col Fremont will probably sue seed him-on
what authority the statement is made do not know
NJ Michel, Ode Bourges) the well known republican, is
dead.
The Times correspondence states that the French go
vernment actually did present three notes to the Aus
cations, trating with it on the unustifabe
harshness OF these measures. Apropos Of Lombardy,
the French police have sent in report the subject Of
the refugees in which it is stated that according to in
formation gathered at London and In Switzerland they
have to believe that NJ. Mazzin is still in Pied
mont. In the Journal de Genere read that Mazzini
leaving London went direct to Paris where he stopped
at the Hotel Neurice an English gentleman, with
light hair and rather weak eyes, and provided of COURSE
with correct English passport From thence he went
to StIasburg by railway the police, however, had got
the and followed but could not meet with
such gentleman there. The only individual they found
respectable English gentleman with dark hair,
very lively eyes, and quite different passport While
the French police therefore directing their atten
ton to Lyons with view to the apprehension of the
light haired man, the dark haired Mazzni again
playing off the same counterfeit the German police,
and passed through Germany to Milan where he is re-
ported to have stayed few days.
Letters from Ba yonne, of the 18th ut mention that
emigration movements were very active at that port.
young and healthy Rasques MS passengers.
cavalry Is to be formed at ST. Omer the LIST Of April
and to continue for exercise during the season.
The present effective force Of the French commercial
navy is thus stated Captains of merchantmen en-
ployed in the foreign trade, 1887 do in the coasting
trade g. 573 pilots, l201; mates 1866; seamen. g. 2l3
apprentices 1922; operatives and operative appren
tees, Is, 641-total, 1888, 105.
From Constantia Algeria, intelligence had been
ceiyed to the 9th OF March At that date preparations
had been commenced for the grand expedition which
to take place about the 18th Of April under the
comma nd of General Herbllon. This expedition is in
ss-dea ~ lie OF decisive Importance