The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-06

| 1893. or the GAS offenders, lOl2 were
and $50 were aged from seven to eleven years,
rom eleven to seventeen, and 9S5 from seven
20 twentyone. With respect to DEPARTING
hose Of the department Of the Seine 81 OFT, and
The Nst December of that year there remained =
The latter number being only 65 more than on
date Of the preceding year; an,
the departmental prisons of all France the nun
Of entries was 235,624, and there remained on
31st December % $50; while on the Slst Decen
1851, the number remaining was 26,246. FIN
The report states that the total expense Of all pr
(21 centrales, AZ correctional, 1877 departmental
forts and State prisons) was 1874 ,1l7fr. I
,260 ,S26fr. &C. Of which were paid by the State,
being paid by the departments; and
State portion was diminished by nearly 2,O0JD(
obtained from the labor Of prisoners.
Foreign Miscellany.
The Russian Inualide has the following, desc
tive of the valor Of three pupils Of the Richie
Lyceum at Odessa =
During the bombarlment by the Anglo-Fre
feet, zeal for the good cause and indignation aga
the enemy excited three students OF the LyceuI
truly glorious acts Of devotion and dauntless1
During the hottest Of the fire, DeministYe and
robogato6 went several times to battery No. 6, q
which the enemy's steamers concentrated their !
and conveyed to General Osten-Sa all neces
information from Ensign (now Staff Captain) st
golef. The student Poull, remarking that pea
who was conveying ammunition to battery Nd
being seized with terror, had abandoned the "!
and fed, sprung on the car, and conveyed
cartridges to their destination, despite of shells
grape shot. His Majesty has therefore ordered !
these three students shall be admitted into the
vice as mobiles, and has accorded them the mili~
medal of honor.
The Adelaide (Australian) Governments Gas
contains return Of the imports and exports for
IL L. - r. -
ports are valued at f5l8,071 81. Cd. This, as 6
pared with the imports for the corresponding al
ter Of last year. shows an excess OF f24O, 1888 ISL
The customs duties amount for the quarter to 6
239 les. Id, and for the corresponding quartz
last year to fl7,520 lis. 3d., showing balano@
favor Of the last returns Of f3s,7l9 So. 3D..
exports for the quarter are estimated Ct f724I
As, showing difference in favor of the quaI
Of .f26,665 13s. The bullion exported du1
the last quarter of 1852, however, was III
O4O 1Os., against an export for the last quaj
of 1853 Of f465 ,038, being difference Of f1l3I
l0s. The exports, the staple produce Of the cold
f59,324 Ss more than those Of the correspond
quarter Of 1852. The difference Is, to some exit
accounted for by the circumstance that only Ell
worth of wool had been cleared at the custom hid
by the end of December 1852; while, owing toI
earlier shearing, f38, Jig worth was cleared bel
the end Of last quarter. The estimated valu|
stuffs fl39,6 10s-viz., -four, flO4 1856 l0s. viii
Ell 1865; bran and pollard, fl6,4l5; oats, e
malt, ESQ; hay, Ell, 225; copper, f5 $50; cop
ore, f13,440; and wool, f38,ll6. The increasd
the export of breadstufs, as compared with the
quarter of 1862, is Ella, l34 l0s; and Of hay, flQ,
In copper ore there has been an increase Of 81, Z
but in copper decrease of g. 1851.
A letter from Cracow Of the 9th Of May, in the
Dertche Post, of Vienna, says:-It is certain th|
Russian corps, about 1000 strong, accompanied
artillery and stores, is marching towards our Y
tier, and is on the road from Warsaw to Kielic.
vacancy in the see of CracOw, which has exis
since the death Of the last bishop, has not yet b
filled up. When Cracow was free town the th
protecting powers had the right of nominating
confirming the bishop; but since Cracow has bee
fort Of the Austrian Emperor, Austria claims
sole right Of nomination. Russia, however, pCot'
against this, as o considerable part Of the estate
the bishopric are situated in Poland.
We read in the Paris Monifeur of May 14th
A letter from the managing c0mmissary of
Louis, Senegal, of the 28th March, announces
the expedition of Podor has completely succeed
The French troops have taken possession Of PVt
and occupied the land round it, on which our EST
lislment is to be constructed. The small exp
tionary army, led by the governor, Captain Pro
was attacked by about 1000 Of the nastves, Y
were, however, quickly dispersed by his howitz
The expedition only had two men KILLED, and {
slightly wounded. The governor speaks highly
the manner in which every one performed his iii
The marines showed themselves full Of ardor.
The Courier du Harre says M. Meyers, the
fortunate captain Of the Powhatan, wished
have retired from the sea previous to his
voyage, which ended 80 tragically. Being alre,
worth about 500 ,O00fr., he endeavored to sell
vessel at Havre, but not succeeding In fndin
purchaser, he was compelled against his win to
tain the command of the Powhatan, in which
was fated to perish at the end of her last voyage
A letter from Leipsic states that the fair Of I
business is done. In other years there have alw
been large number Of purchasers from Turk
Russia and Poland, but this year there are scare
any.
A young man of Wimille, (Pas de Calais, Franc
who was exempted from serving in the army, beca
he has brother already serving, has sold himself
substitute to q wealthy inhabitant of the villa
but instead Of following the usual practice In q
cases OF receiving certain fixed sum, the YOU
the scales it turned out that he weighed about
pounds, and thus made, at the rate per pound
gained for, 5,250f. In addition to this sum, he
acted the present Of a purse of money, and os
expenses in joining his regiment. He calculf
that the interest of his money will form an agreea
addition to his pay whilst in the army, and that,
his retirement he will be able to purchase busiI
with the capital.
The Austrian Lioyd's, Of vienns, announces
Queen Isabella of Spain has conferred the CIR
Cross Of the Order of Isabella the Catholic on Oh
Pacha, and on Mehemet Ali Pacha, ex- Minister
War in Turkey; and the Cross Of Commander Of
same Order on Ferik Pacha, Mustapha Pacha, ,
Ismail Pacha.
The foreign princes who are Knights Of the Gal
of England are the King Of Hanover, the KIM
the Belgians, the Emperor Of Russia, the King
Wurtemburg, the King of Prussia, the King
Saxony, the reigning Duke Of Sake Meiningen,
reigning Duke Of Brunswick, the reigning Duke
SAKE Cobourg and Gotha, and the Prince Of Ia
ingen.
The Milan Ga-ate of the 7th of May pubIishe,
ministerial notification declaring II high treason
circulate money or bills originating from
revolutionary propaganda, such o. Mazzin
bills, Kossuths dollars, DC.
According to the last census, the population
Prussia has increased to II, 1856 ,420. The pr0r
ton of evangelical Professionals Is II, $50 99l; of
man Catholics, 6,332 1893 Of Jews, 226, 1893
Greek Catholics, ,ls3; and of Menonites, II $50
The responsible editors Of two Turin papers,
Yoce della Libeyfd and the Opinione, were G
demned ON the 10th at Turin, at the suit OF
Spanish Ambassador, TO fortnight's imprisonm
and 2OOf. fine for insulting articles on the Queen
Spain.
The proceeds arising from the public exhibition
he ship Lightning, while in dock in Liverpool, hi
+, cen given by Messrs. James Baines and Co.,
owners, to the Liverpool Seamen's Friend Soci
and Bethel Union, the Birkenhead Emigration
pot, the Religious Tract Society, and the HUNS