The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-27


bush"-now that they win b compelled TO part With
their stocks runch lover figaro than could have been
realized 1t the opening Of the year.
landlords had given notice Of their intention TO exact an
advance in the Of the holdings OF their tenants
v1a phrase which, it is necessary to aequain, your
readers Who are happily ignorant Of it's import means
tenants who hold TIE land upon which they hsys OK
pended their capital and labor 50 long the ori Of the
soil thinks il his interest to permit them TO do so Ac
coroDg to statements In the local Journals appears
Mat several thousands Of the tsnany in the counties of
suitn their holeixgs Whether the termination Of the
and the consequent reduction in the price Of agcu
s sa ss to Nm lea
nants alluded 70, time alone tell. not, you may
look out for further impetus being given to the sgrs
Judging from antecsdents, you win naturally in
quire what agtaien is now on foot in ireland. The
OConneI so lOrg held forth, is nov 8 monster Hour
store, and the rendezvous of Young Ireland in Lower
Abbey street. st present occupied BY diorama Of the
war, ard some dssoIvirg views.
There is likely TO Be regular shnAy At the election for
Atbone rendered vacant oy he promotion Of Mr. Ator
already three ida es-Mr John Ennis Governor Of
the Bank Of Ireland; Alderman John Reynolds, and Mr.
The Tina ofyestsrday, in referring to the quarters
venue says" The return Of the for quarter
e.dirg Monday night is little more than simple
forts s readers the that the increased
income tax Laid for the war viii not cease to be
the year ending 81 1885, amounted to Sos 7o 49,
m amount unexampsd since the elofe Of the last war
Rights or NeutraIs after the War.
IFFom the London Post, (offsial,) April 8.
It now certain that the governments Of F. gland and
Russian Commerce Which they Issued At the coHsncs
nent Of the The necessity OF this course cannot be
.r the os: IN Council the de-
remain in force the whole of the trade about TO be
thrown open in the Baltic and Black would newt
ment Of the commercial classes In this country The
present, however, may be convenient opportunity 70
review the effect Of for the conduct of the
in relation to commerce, which England and France,
the return of are now about 70 abandon We may
observe the place. that it became necessary with
the Of hostltiss TO mako tae two codes
Of the Allied Powers who were to carry on joint militia
ard naval operations conform Ia many essential par
tculars This object accomplished 70 onsiderAbe
extent but stl poats Of difference permitted to ex
st-.or instar different catalogue Of srti sic. contra
CT that country could not alter in
ringing upon the provisions Of many treaties which
France had contracted WITH foreign ssssss even 50 re
the distinction which exists in the two codes between
the right TO seize articles In an unmanuactured state
capable afterwards OF being converted to wa-ke par-
poses such steam engines, the materials necessary
for their construction articles which Of the highest
materials are whilst BY the Enssh they are
coItraband OF war. the contest nov terminated had
pphappiiy continued, Frame, no Doubt, voau before
Of mskicg her catale que of contraband equally
stringent with mat OF her aly Otherwise many aoonve
would have arisen With respect to the distbo
ton OF prizes under the joint convention concluded be-
tween the two countries on that important tuesct.
Upon calm and dpAssonate review Of The canduc Of
the during tie past two years, cannot be denied
that neutral commerce has received degree OF con.
slider alton which was altogether UT known in former Eu
ropean contests Whether neutrAls have fully recpre
ca.ed the re.axAtioDa which have been made in their
favor is another ion the discussion Of which We alb
stain from revving Every friend Of humanity must
hat her emf
vA.eers.
1854 contains this pas That her Majesty being
anxious much possible lessen the evils Of
and to restrict it's opersons to the regularly organized
issue letters of msfque for the commissioning Of prvs
tters" The other relaxation made by the same decara
on M 20 s % = this
remains at peace, was that her Majesty will waive the
right o. seinng enemys property soen on board neu
"sbe must maintain the right of beligerent to pre-
vent neutrais from breaking any effective blookaoe
which may be established with An sdequate f,rcs asaicss
the eneuy's forts, harbors OF coas,sn Further re.
sxs ons made by the Order in Council Of the l5h
of April, 1854 Declaring tina. all vessels under neutral
or friendly fsg--b ing neutral friendly properly
she uld be permitted to import into any pot place in
her Msjsty's deminions, all goods and merchandise
to export from any port place in her Majssys don
Is TO any port not bockaded, cargo goods not
to do awsy with that general rule which ntsrcta
British from trading With the enemy her Msjes
y further declared that A her subjects ard the sub
jecs and citizens Of any neutral friendly Se shall
and may during, and Notwithstanding the present hos
ttes with Russs freely trace with all ports and places
uheresoever situate which shall not be in q stAts Of
blcckAde and except that British vessel shal
ulder any eireumst.ncss Whatsoever, be permitted or
place which shall belong to- or be in the posessoa or
occupation Of her Majesty enemies" 1t is in virtae Of
bed purchase enemys prod brought to this
try; and Prussia anc Hamburg have also been enabled
with gIs., pref. to themselves 70 establish that I'd
bloekace OF the Russian ports ia the Baltic.
To he late Sir William Moes WORTH aud to the Law o.
fcers Of the crown, beorg tire credit Of having car.
riec into practical operation ths visa aud cnsde ate
rules which have regulated commerce during the sAr
he Americans msy congratulate themselves that their
principle, te thps make rec goods nas subs'an Ia
~ been recognized by England and France. The civil
lied world may cngatulae itself that the sJsten Of
prvah erirg-A bsrbaous relic Of the private the
middle ageshss been pu. down BY the jint aci,n
Of the two nIst Powers OF Europe. It's however pro-
name and Chris tsn win oe enforced The recent re.1s
items we're only Of temporary nature; but public law
depends nsEy upon custom and tue undo ubed success
Of the great en which has been tried during the
last two yesrs its operation upon he interests Q: shs
country and The OF reutral States affords the
strongest possible that Europesn give
men, will hereafter restore geese extreme beigeren
rights which, If Vigorously enforced, augment the mise
ies Of war without producing any eouutervaiing ad
the years 1854 and 1855 Will be Incorporated by
mon consent as intgra! portions OF the positive Jaw o.
nations.
speech OF the United States CONSUL ut Ii.
verpOOl.
From the London Standard, April
TIE Lord Mayor and the Lady Msycress yesterday gtvs
splenda banquet to the beers OF the Common Council
ard their ladies, and anosg the distinguished company
present the occasion the Earl OF Allowable, the
Earl ofGrsnsrd Lord Robert Clinton N. p, Sir Stafford
Norihcote Basonet, n. p, Mr. r. Hawthorne American
Consul Ger eral Liverpool, &C. h..
The usual loyal toasts q Her Majesty the Queen"
Holm If Wa
and the other osrs OF the Royal Rsmy having been
given
The Lord Mayor next to propose the health Of
gentleman who represented the OF what he
teri a kindred countryside referred TO the represents
tive Of the United States In his capacity Of Consul Gene
raj al Liverpool The gentleman whose name he had to
proio,e was Mr. Nathaniel Hawthorne whoee ne
oistnguished as literary in the United States Of
America lie the author of many popular tales and
If there ything which III gland and America
peted Il in the svidity with which the literary pro
auctions OF each country were sought after and in the