The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-09

1000 perished by the plague. The los Of The Rus
sians In various way since the entry Of tho Danu-
ban Pnncipalites y understood at $4,000. 10 THESE
calculations should be borne In mind that no est
mate Il attempted to be made OF the sacrifice OF
human life on the side Of those who fought for their
liberties against the aggressions OF Russia Ii this
calculation were attempted, " Pronanae snas soe
result would prove that neither Julius Gear nor
Alexander, nor even Tamerlane, had been greater
scsurge to the human race than the present Emperor
Nicholas.
letter from Honolulu of March IL, announces,
says the Monitsur de Ia Fiotte (of NieDna) that
Russia had just negotiated treaty Of commerce
with the King Of the Sandwich lslsnds. For some
months Russian agents had been visiting the prn-
cipal points Of Oceania, and had established there
commercial relations.
The Russian Admiral Ricord had issued an order
Of the day on the 10th of June, at Cronstadt upon
hosting his flag on board the Peterl. In this the
worthy old veteran tells the feet he his served
sixty years; that he Is appointed commander OF the
two divisions Of the Baltic Meet, ready 70 rece,ve
their duties; that ell must die one day or the other
and that all must prefer to die ct once rather than
allow the glorious nag Of Russia to fall into the enc
my's hand.
A return sof the number Of persons fogged In the
army Of Great Britain and Ireland in the year 1885,
specifying the Offences the regiment, the place of
station, the time, the sentence, and the number OF
lashes inflicted J" has been presented TO the House
logged In the LIST Dragon Guards, one In the 4th
Dragon Guards, ono in the 9Th Dragons, and one
In the 18th Light Dragcons- In the infantry, one
man has been logged In each q the following
regiments:- Crenadier Guards (3d battalion) Cold
stream Guards (st battali0n) ditto (2d batalion),
4h foot 9th, l2th l4th 28th 3lst, 3Sd 30th, seth,
10th (two), l6th, 5Oth, 55th Goth cd battalion),
e9th. 10th, 10Th, seth, 9th RIDE Brigade ASd bat.
inflicted in Scotland was In the 4th foot, In which
man received at Edinburg so lashes, ON the 18th
September, for insub0rdlnation. In al the cases,
except two, the number of lashes inflicted amounted
to so. In one Of the exceptional cases, so lashes
were ordered but only rs inflicted; in the other,
Is were ordered and indicted. t3
The Psussian Correspondence (Berln) states that
the whole stock Of hemp in the province Of East
to make good their engagements with French
houses, have purchased all they can find, at the al
vanced prce Of u shilliDgs the stone. The traffic
from Russia to Tilst and Memel is 80 active, that
as import duty on fax. At Tauroggen many thousand
cwt., are lying in the open air for waut Of store
houses and carriage.
The Norwegian Bank at Copenhagen, which 10 q
private corporation at the close Of last
year reserve Of 1921 900 spd., plus 40 600 spd.,
the profits Of the last twelve months. Its paper
money amounted to 6,796 900 spd. and its metallic
fund to 100000 spd: During 1858 i added IL
1S e s Sss e. sna to s
fund had last year reached l3l million dollars
banko. It's annual surplus is about million banko;
it's paper was 27A millions banko; and its silver
II, $50 900 rix dollars bank0.
Some idea of the importance of perfumery as an
article Of commerce may be formed when it is stated
that of the large perumers Of Grasse In France,
employs annually 10000 lbs. Of orange blossoms,
5000 lbs Of cassa flowers, "a 600 lbs. Of violet
flowers, besides rosemary, mint, lavender, thyme,
lemon, orange, and other odorous plants, In Like
proportion Flowers yieldperfumes in all climates,
but those growing in the warmer ATTITUDES are, It
from the colder arc sweetest. Though many OF the
finest perfumes come from the East Indies, Ceylon,
Mexico and Peru, the south of Europe is the only
real garden of utility to the perfumer Grasse and
geographical position, the grower, within compara-
lively short distances has ct command that change
Of climate most applicable to bring to perfection the
plants required for his trade. On the seacoast his
which would destroy all the plants for Q season;
while nearer the Alps, his vioets found sweeter
| than II grown in the warmer situations where the
orange tree and mignionette bloom 10 perfection
growth Of lavender and peppermint. The essential
oils extracted from these plants grown ct Mitcham
in Surrey, realize eight times the price ia the mar
are fully worth the difference for delcacy of odor.
The 18th of May, public fSte was given at Palos,
(Andalusia SPAIN to inaugurate the completion OF
the restoration and rebuilding Of the portion Of this
convent which once formed the residence Of Chris
topher Columbus. The entire cost has been betrayed
| by the Queen Amelie and the Duke de Montpensier.
The Liverpool Mercury, of June IL, says:-The
first cannon ball fired by the Russians the allied
fleet, atOdessa, is now lying at the underwriters
weighs upwards Of 2slbs killed j. Slater, one Of the
ship.
Lady Franklin refuses to accept widows pen.
sion. Sir John, she says, Is not dead. Acting, how
pressed by the Lords Of the Admiralty, the Prero-
gatiye Court Of Canterbury has granted probate oil
the will made before his embarkation by Mr.. Thos
Blanky, master Of tho ahip Terror.
The very Latest.
LvERrooI, June %, 1854
| The continental news Is very scanty There Is Nc
| fresh intelligence from the East
The French Three per Cents opened at 73f, and
! to 49, 4 SO.
On the 2sd Narcisca Escosgra mother of the former
minister Of that name, was arrested at Madrid
The following paragraph, dated St. Fetersburgh 1stt
June, is from the Aonitsur Of yesterday
The damage caused By the blockade Of the coasts Of the
Baltic and tie Black Seas may be estimated pretty
yaccordng to the ordinary rate OF the exports and i'm
ports Thus in 1852 1850 freighted vessels entered
those ports The number Of vessels which entered thu
Black Sea was 2, 6O0-total, J 300, 900 TONS
| PARIS, June p, 1854
Funds closed at 7sf. 4sc and Ssf. Toe.
[Br TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON TO IrxPooL]
LONDON, June 2s-Noon.
We have nothing later from the East, except that
the official reply Of the Gear to Austria would not be
sent till the I'd or Sd of July.
The Russians have taken prisoners two news
paper correspondents, on the right bank of the
Danube.
Constantinople letters of the 10Th confirm the
news that the Austrians win occupy the Pnncipali
ties till the conclusion Of general peace.
1t is said the Western Powers will promote the
raising of loan Of 400 900 pastres by the Porte.
1 Tl,o have ovcd their heavv artinrv