The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-22

TAe RAise hat xatuyal barrier ,osd ~ot Be sSsaos5 BY
any oemy, and q NJ Al our door at TIE quarrel pOwld
e ,dtled France q the utmost would have only 70 sp
treaties TO be respected Such il her armed mission
she wosld advance 70 her object 0thosa shaang TIE soil Of
Europe under her feet She would leave behind her flag
armies and fleets which could not fail in the of the
righ Of all against the ambition Of alone. War has
s a p sssss Sss s' esss
neser Be peril concnlsion. Thus, then, whether
France fights whether she negotiaes, her position is
glorious strong for war would merely be an act
Of European defence in common and peace treaty Of
alliance, OF which the indissoubilty would be sanctioned
| by the per manept interest of all states"
The passages italicsed in the foregoing were, it is
! supposed supplied by the Emperor Of the French
himself whose desire is to show that he has no de-
signs of conquest, and that he does not wish to dis
itb the peace Of Europe, and the article is evidently
designed to dssipate any appTehensions that might
be entertained OF Louis Napoleon seeking to avenge
any possible violation of the treaties in the East by
a similar violation with respect to Belgium.
The French cabinet are supposed to entertain pa
cc views in reference to the present state OF Euro
pean politics.
The following is given in the Times, under date
of Vienna, June -
The las. credible private from Coustannope is so
Nell calculated tanquze the public, that it appears
advisable to give it the first place in my letter
opportunity is sven Russia Of escaping with honor
wy e sf Pns R ShF
nG,e in which l. pledges itself TO grant to the Greeks AND
sse asray deemed the European Powers
s' to The de-
uand Il Rp s To the unreasonable one concerning the
exclusive proi.ctoraie twelve millions Of his Greek
subjects, The Sultan neither wiz listen The above
mentioned note submitted to the representatives OF
The four get powers and they having examined and ap
1le Tsrserar zung has letter of the Goth Of May,
from Jdf Of which summary must be given On the
18th se~s sarded from the frontiers that Rus
ssn general Of engineers had carefully inspected the
bridge st scontni and Inquired II there was the ne ,es
also beer made during some days at Leyva for passing
! the Pruth. vice-Admiral Kornef, who returned to
resred at Reni (conauence Of the truth and Danube
and had long conference With the Galatz consul ~
Cola. As the latter returned to Galatz, 1000
large and small trunks of trees purchased at Brala
account Of the Russian government These are evil
| Danube Wen informed persons ore of opinion that
korpiefs dotilla which IL principally composed of gun
boats destined in case Of need to play part at the
The Ulemah, with the Mufti at their head, had
| waited on the Sultan to inform him that at the
first signal so 900 sturdy young men should be at
bis disposal Similar populations have been sent from
Arabia and Persia.
The impartial de Smyrnc checks off the strength
of the several arms of the Turkish army and gravey
tells us that it amounts to $50 900 men and 1000
cannon.
The Turkish Ira rose in two days from 107a to 49,
England.
THE EASTERN QUESIICN-RlSE IN TIE COKN MAX
KETTLE NORTH SrAR-THE IRISH BRIGADE
INDIA-TuE INCOME TAx-TBE LAWS or SOUTH
CAROLINA IN PARLIAMENT-TH wORKMEN AND
THEIR EMPLOYERS.
The general tenor of the intelligence brought by
this steamer is Of favorable character, both poit
cally and commercially In reference to the Eastern
question, Notwithstanding threatening appearances,
il was expected war would be avoided by diplomatic
intervention. Business and monetary affairs had in
consequence r.uch improved in London. The Eng
fish grain market is rising Cotton at Liverpool very
firm
Commodore Vanderbi.'s steamship yacht, the
North Star, was exciting great attention at South
arnpton. She had been thrown open to public view,
adittance being obtained by tickets issued at the
American consulate. Crowds of people availed
themselves OF the facility, and appeared greatly gra
naval American architecture. The DAILY Ne,cs
states that "the Mayor OF Southampton had brought
before the municipality Of that town. the proprety Of
some public manifestation towards Mr.. Vanderbilt
on account OF his having honored Southampton by
selecting it as the rendezvous OF his gigantic steam
yacht
The Duke Of Genoa had paid an official visit to
Woolwich arsenal, and other public establishments
and was being extensively feted in England
The weather in England was very genial and most
favorable for the growing crops, the late cold and
unreasonable winds having been succeeded by fine
hot forcing weather.
Messrs Keogh, Sadler and Mousel, three Irish
members of the Aberdeen administrations, had with
drawn their designations, rendered few days prev-
ousy in consequence of Lord John Russels speech in
the House of Commons on the Irish Church.
Nothing of great interest had transpred in the
British Parliament. The discussion on the new
scheme for governing India was resumed in the
Commons on the 9Th inst. The plan proposed by
Sir Charles Wood, the President OF the Board of
Control, appears to have pleased no one and dis
appoiated everybody DESTROYS Of improving the ad-
mnistration OF the British Empire in Asia
In the House of Commons, on the same day, Mr..
French gave notice Of his intention to call the atten
ton OF the government to the habitua imprisonment
Of shpwrecked sailors and others British subjects)
by the authorities of South Carolina.
The Income Tax bill was read third time by a
majority of l69 to 55 Several clauses were added to
the bill and others amended on the motion OF the
Chancellor OF the Exchequer, and the bill then
passed.
The installation Of the Earl of Derby, as Chancellor
Of the Oxford Universities, took place 1T Oxford,
the 7th inst.
The London Times says
The departures from the port Of london for the Austria
liam colonies during the past week, show remarkable
variation aud the vessels, with few exceptions, have
been Of the larger class. They have comprised six to
Pert Philip, win aggregate burden Of 966 tonnage
four to sydney, with aggregate burden of 2269 ton
mage three TO Adelaide with aggregate burden OF sS
IAunceaop Of 1888 tons. Their total capacity 6935
cns. The shipments of manufactures AID ordinary de-
aeptions of have been large but the rates
Of freight exhibit tendency to decline.
The same journal gives the subjoined information
to the great activity and increase Of general bust
ness OF the country
The Beard Of Trade returns for the month ending the
9Th Of May issued this morning and chow the unpre
esdented Of 995 in tbs declared value Of
expcr'a'ioes, compared With the corresponding
period OF lest year. This abolition, which is equal TO
nearly forty Eve per -cent has been spread every
branch Of trade Got single exception being observable
since the only items tie adverse side wool and
wcclen yarns the dimishsa expectation Of which has
resulted simply from the fact thai the dc1and for these
uateyse the part f manufacturers has been
tco great 70 admit If their being sent away The nature
81 The a:cies in which the most prominent increase is
Observable indicates that much Of the augmented
tyy has oeen in connection with the Australian trade
and this feature adds to the force th which the entire
/ return explains the recent continual growth of the
demand FOR money since are steadily importing raw
produce and FOOD from other countries and paying for
then in cash. while for large proportion of goods,
manufactured at high wages the Iemttaaces home must
be long deferred Beer and ae hardwaes and cutlery,
leather bcludipg boots and shoes and saddery and
iron implements of all sorts, have each been shipped in
quantities fifty to hundred per cent beyond the
to ais in May last year. Whether THESE consignments
viii realize the spticpatons under which they have
desl asched ANXIOUS question but in any case when
tie amounts they may fetch shall come 10 hand, OPP
pcsse influence be exered the money market TO
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