The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-13
Trade OF France.

Paris (iug 2s) Correspondence of the London Tmesl
The export trade of Paris experienced during the week
q marked improvement. Considerable orders reached
Soe ana osss M
vices fro North Amerca state that ths French goods
with which the market Of New York Of late over
aIo received from that quarter by the last two packets
All eguar trade with Spain is at end but during
merohan.e was smnsgsd into the county The f fail
in the price of corn general throughout Frame and
II aSgn The small
and win soon arrive i, abundance at the Halle Of
the portion of the ervs which has been le
stored to them and make no pure Business is
IL The and 81 0s one sna q
francs per hec'otre and half. In the markets from
which pa,s derives its SUPPLIES the fall varied from two
north Of Europe speak favoraby Of the result of the
vast along the coast OF the Baltic and in the interior
ton the price Of meat ali the accounts from the cattle
markets describing the rates likely to undergo an aug
mentaen, ewing TO the scanty supply The savices re-
cfived from the Vine districts deplorable In several
the vinisgs viii be totally inadequate to the ordinary
wants Of the consumption The price OF wine has
quenty increased in the Bercy market No change
hes taken place in the value of Montpelier brandie
Spirits extracted from beet have declined franc sell
Ing at le6 francs per hectolitre.
afarselIes (aug 26 Correspondence Of London Times
There is not town in France perhaps which has pro-
flied so materially and is destined to gain largely by
tie Russian war as Marsei.les. Tie cash paid by the
government during the last Eve months to carpenters
and fawyers, for saving planks and making water
touehs for the cavalry and artillery horses shipped
the East to coopers for water casks and to the
quay porteIs for carrying stores to the transports
have thrown vast sum into circulation among the ope
rative classes and added considerably to their we bcng
But this is small item in the account and the advan
tagc viii not rest there. Your numerous commercial
readers nsy not be dpeased TO be reminded that the
viii expire in April next and that it was concluded in
The year 1888, when Russian Influence predominant
At Constantinope The consequence of successful Rus
sian intrigue that the terms Of the treaty most
pnfavorab'e to French, and at the time highly
advantageous to Russian commercial iuterests-so much
thata Msrseilles merchant has been frequently COM
PEELED to borrow the name Of ussan in order to ope
rate with sny chance Of success in the LRvant The
Emperor Of the French determined that this state Of
things shall no longer continue and that France shall at
least be on at equality at Constantinople with the
most favored nation. Fer this purpose the Minister of
treaty OF commerce between France and the Porte
addressed number Of questions to the Chamber Of Com
merge q Marseiles for the purpose Of asesrtaning
full advantage Of its admirable geographical position
an. the manufacturers OF the ente OF France facilities
70 open new and extensive markets n the evant for the
dspta Of their produce TIE opening of the Black Sea
to European commerce ID calculated we'll observ.
ed by Prince Napoleon in his speech at the Hotel de
Vile Of Hsrseils previous to his emtsrka lion for the
DnrdaneIes to confer immense advantages France,
but particularly en- Marseilles.
Tie Emperor Louis Napoleon has made another wide
breach IN the protectonst under which French
commerce had teen SO long hampered by granting per
M , 70 me q the Messsgrres
for the Constantn0pe service, ia addition to the three
Ole Euphrata, Gsnse and Indus) already purchased
there This fact Dc the vast i Of trade
which Marsele has gained by the opening Of the Black
Sea, even during unusually unhealthy season. Louis
Napoleon enjoys the reputation Of being profound OBJ.
s.n o sSs
Kingdom by Sir Robert Peea great measure Of CONNER
cial reform and il Is beliered hot he is eeamaed
lend 10 France al least Indirectly until opportunity
ha occur TO adopt The system Of fire: trad, in its mos: COM
prclensire foans.
a correspondent Of the London Times, writing from
Aberdeen, (Scoflasd, August 24th, ssys-The Lady
TrapAn. the arrival of which at the Orsneys Was
noupeed IN yesterdays Times is row here She came in
this morning, ant looks If she had through hard
weather The In excellent health, and Captain
Penny has brought with min very intelligent Esqu-
maux.
TIE directors Of the company commercial reasons
Prevent the disclosure OF facts which might nure their
speeuAton but from which the fullest conf
dence may be placed We have gathered the following
The Lady franklin and the Sophia made the ice about
the nc Of august ard took mp their position in Ho
garths SOUND at place called New voyp. the West
Land Here two Yankee ships we're found engaged IN
Captain Penny succeeded in killing twelve whales be-
fore the winter set In and then prepared for boiling
es snsgss and s Ess
the crews good, but tho winter was very severe,
the glass at times being Low 4eis degrees below
ztro.
In The spring the Hshisg resumed. Tor niae
months the ships had been lockei up but With the first
Of sunni they free. The fishing was again sue
Tho total quantity Of oil (which is boed} will be about
$50 tons with 10 tons Of bone. The Bone alsne will
fetch 1850 ton and the oil Is expected 20 realize
The Americans here in other things before US;
but IS due 10 Capt Penny 10 that since 1870 he has
had rcsfden hshery IN view end has succeeded in
she 'ass Of omcrhes toat woSN haze cvcrPcvered NOT