The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-27

This does not include the large sums sent b
Of Folkestone ana Dover to France during The
period, and which, according to the Custol
turn, amount to f3,47l 500, against "a ,544,
he corresponding period Of last year II is .
elusive at the large private remittances to Fra
which no record is obtained.
Stragge Case of Breach OF PorInIs<
At the Marylebone County Court England,
10th instant, an action (Redfern against M
was brought 70 recover fl0, moneys lent, and
little merriment
Miss Redeem stated that she had been on te|
intimacy with Mr.. Murray for five years, and =
low an action pending against him for bred
romise OF marriage. de had used her mosl
alously. Besides Keeping company with
We years, he at various times got from her \
presents. The rings on his fingers and the vi
his pocket were her gifts. She lent him two "a
and when he cooled towards her, she wyote|
letter, demanding her presents and money b
to fulfil his promise. In reply, she GOT.
80 TO Putney on pig, grease its tail, and thI
won't catch you. Uaughtcr.) No, no, II va
tRsne~ed laush,er.) There Is an old border sol
your tune
There was q criminal In a car.
Agolng TO be hanged;
Retrieve to him Vas granted;
The crowd and cart did stand
To sec II he would marry a wife,
Or Otherwise choose 10 die.
:" Oh, why should torment my hfefn
Tho victim did reply.
The bargain bad in every part,
But wiie's the worst-drigc on tho |
(Rbars Of laug
Yours, as you behave yourself,
Mr.. MrnRAY-woman, lift up your veil, no
want TO see your face but I should like his til
pass an opinion on your fronfispiece- Qaug
and say, whether he would not drive on the !
preference TO marrying you. tRoars Of iau
Did not take you 10 all places Of amusemes
not this money expedited In II Now, answ
you darned old coDglomeration Of bile. U
laughter)
Miss Redeem Oh. Sandy, you know
WAYS paid tor our tickets.
Mr.. Misunderstanding that, who stood
the liquor tradef nauphter.) just tell his
on your oath. how many little goes you ha&
Crystal Palace. 1-aughter.) Lord love y
can toss OF dozen little brandies, and
eyes after with the mountain dew. cloud laJ
/ hope your honor will not order me 70
money, for I assure you I spent il all d}
throat. Renewed laughter.)
The Judge was Of the opinion that q ge1
had boupden duty to stand treat 10 his Ia
and made an order upon Sandy TO pay the
costs in two instalments.
A Msldtve Ambassador and Maldive Pr
Prom the Ceyion Times, April q.
This dignitary. the ambassador from his
that High Miehtiness the Sultan Of the y
1lses Of the Maldves, large and small, mad
fearance In Colombo the day before yesterd
the usual supply of dried bonito, rice, swe
preserved fab, pickles, and other luxurie
in, as present TO the Governor. He being
his excellency was received In dine form,
and all, by Mr.. II. w. Braybrooke TO whom
defed credentials OF amity and friendship
were exchanged and after an animate
Of the fall Of Sebastopol. Presents NJ al
took a most particular interest i'm the
Of satisfaction Of the successes Of thu
excellency express ed himself In high
the powers Of Britain and Maldiy
sersa,Ion the plepipotensiary took his deps
! is Dbony. We have not received Maldive|
y this opportunity, and cannot therefore
the Maldve Great junction Railway, the
elegraph and the projected Improvement
Maldjye General Post Office are progressin
satisfactory however, to know that the car
n healthy condition, and the educational
ments in most satisfactory state. The
clubhouse at Caradiva Is nearly completed
I ouse and q handsome market erected. IT.
may add that handsome clock and toy
ieen put mp, the former manufactured by
Co, OF the Strand The drains of the
Teen covered in, and the large lake Ia the
of The city cleared OF it, filth by the assi
the prisoners in the principal jail Ctgfo'
AprH ~.
Trade Between France and Aus
IRON the Australian and New Zealand Gal
We notice q most gratifying feature in
camille advices from Sydney, which, we
lead to most profitable results. A great
was springiDg up In the direct trade Of the
an colonies with France, and II was likely
further auementations from the more lib
mercial policy which has been lately adopt
the present regime in that country. In come
this subject, II should he borne in mind
the LIST Of January In the present year, the 1,
ties have been abolished upon wool from Til
Ian colonies arriving in French ports in r
gistered ships. II was expected in the coli
this remission would lead 10 large incre
rect transactions with most profitable
II appears that in 1854 about $4,000 bales