The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-01


believe that the sttet Djuncons have been forwarded
~ commanders the American station carefully 70 avoid
al risks OF this description.
yhe marriage between Prince Joseph Poniatowsk the
Of the Senator with Mile Lehon. celebrated
the 18th OF June at the chapel in the Luxembourg Paris
The Austrian Archduchess Elizabeth wife Of the Arch
duke Charles Ferdinand had just given birth 70 prince
last year the accouchment of the Empress OF Austria aud
the Arohduchsss took place the day, and In the
present instance similar event in the case OF the EN-
press was expected to occur within few weeks.
In 1854 the number Of vessels which passed Sound
at snore amounted TO 1863 against q 5S6 1853 IL
66S in 1852, 1894 in 1851 and 49, 2 in 1850. or the
bsnsh sweash
Prsssan, 400 Dutch 497 Hanoveran and 46 belong ing
70 the United States. The largest number of United
States ships that passed the Sound in any year 1aO
In lS48.
appears from despatch received by the Liverpool
underwriters that 500 vessels have arrived Cronstadt
since the reopenng of the Russian ports Tho facilities for
loading and unloading are much complained Of
The Paris espondent of the London Times writing
on June 1lth saysMr. Dillon, late French Consul AT
San Francisco has been named Consul general at Port
auPrince, in Hayu. understand that he has nstruc
tons from the French government to intimate to his I'm
peria Majesty soulouque whose great amusement seems
not oftner) by the Domnicans, that will not tolerate
his aggressons on the territory OF that republic Mr..
Dillon is native OF Ireland.
The editor democratic JOURNAL at Madrid was being
tried lately for sedtous writing when the public prose
cutor commenced TO euogise Queen Isabella and in
kind of appeal to the democratic party demanded II her
Majesty worthy occupy the throne Of Spain
"No" cody exclaimed one OF the auditors The prose
cutor grew very angry, and protested that she was
when the murmurs loud that the President had
thegreatest difficulty in appeasng the tumult The editor
was acquitted
The Courier de Sacne Loire states that singular
cumtance has resulted from the foundations Chalons
The price of butchers meat has declined in
Of the want OF forage and veal selling in that town at
SOC. the lib.
sioncrs OF Irish Emigration have published their report
and if any shall be in doubt to the elasticity Of
Ireland let him study that report Since lsas up 70 1913
grants to their friends or relations less than
Is 1893 900 In 1858 the moneys RENTED were FL a39 o9o
in 1854 ,T30 600; in 1855 fS73 000 Here then,
upwards Of "a 600 600 sterling RENTED to Ireland in
three years Let be imagined that the e. 900 900
a intended solely for assistance in emigration
No such thing That sum far in excess Of all the
expenses attendant on emigration to the continent Of
America.
In France the waters of the saone and Rhone continue
TO decline slowly. The quays Of Lyons now com
petey clear, and persons everywhere actively
gagged in repairing the damages caused by the inunia
ton The barriers erected the quays to prevent
assng, being taken down and the al carted
oil. The Gazette de Lynn contains the ollowny:-It
becomes easy follow step by step the progress OF
late terrible scourge and to ascertain the extent of its
ravages number OF men are busly employed in ill-
ing the breach made by the Rhone in the dyke of the
Tete dor in the night of the Both ut at about so yards
from its actual bed and to width OF from eighty to
hundred yards. The lofty poplars which defended the
dyke carried away though they were only straw
Between the Cors Morand and the dyke of the rcte Or
the water has almost entirely subsidized but in the gar
dcns near II still remains to some depth.
Cardinal Patrz brings from Rome to Paris as presents
an extremely valuable relic beng nothing less than u
fragment Of Savour's CRADLE studded with diamonds,
Tor the baby. A golden rose, with its accom- panying
branch, taseluy executed in the same metal prepared
for the Empress; and copy Of picture by Guercno in
mosaic together with several other specimens OF that
beautiful and essentially Roman style Of art comprising
many boxes with the Popcs portrait and finally an am
pie collection OF and decorations of the various
Ponical ordcro for tho princes and members of the
imperial court.
T1e Esrea nd A " on chesb v ha
people of England. says-rhc is at hand which
generally calls into l activity the exerdons OF sani
tary rcormersand OF our cockroaches. We shoulA be
happy II, by any suggestion of thorough study Of
this nuisance should be entered upon, from which
might be hoped.
The London Globe Of June 49, says-Iet us not sup.
pose that the internal discords OF American knsfok
afford any sort Of additional security that those who al
mimi ter their affairs will be the disposed to preserve
peace externally Some OF them, on the contrary yh,
not be sorry TO adjourn internal dscords, and compc
unanlmty, by plunging into war.
Friendly relations between Sardinia and Russia arr
completely established. II is stated that Count St,ke
borg will be appointed the Minister resident u Russ
al Turin.
The report of the English Factory Inspectors for tn
half yesr show increase OF 70 acclicnts unier cir
cumsances which leave little doubt that they would hiv
been prevented bad the fencing precautions recon
mended been adopted. The accidents from machinery
were s62-960 TO males, ana s02 to females. 4l3 g.
young males and 462 to young females aud 20, to male
and female children The accidents not arising from
chnery were rs. There DO niormations laid
the result was 1il convictions.
The London Times OF June O. says-The annual re.
port Of the emigration commissioners Il out II sets
by showing the progress OF emigration from the close o.
the "reninsuar" 10 the end Of 1855. During tn
Period OF Al years less than 29l 765 perlons left
their cornry 10 seek fortune In foreign parts bat OF
these 262l 900 81 per cent, have emgratel during
the last nine years The emigration inconsdefable
Tor many years after the close OF the last The
nual average between 1916 and 1880 only ~ $50
In the rs years ending with 1875 the average
70 IS oes the largest emigration having been l2s 3il
1872. In lS47 began the Irish exodus which in eight
years carried away from the United Kingdom less
than . 80 So2 souls The largest emigration Gin ls52)
36s 76l, IN 1858 fell 10 SO s37 IN 1854 to 33 IA
and last year l76 sg7 The Irish emigration fell from
10000 In 1854 10 IS s5l last year Thus while the de-
crease In the general emigration in 1854 1879 per
cent and In 1865 52O5 cent the decrease in the Irish
emigration amounted in the years TO - - and
CT 95 per cent The for this decrease (ip Irelan
mex, Investigated. The influence OF the Know.
Nothing party Va America will not alone account for
the real causes to be ound-i In the dimnution of
the population whence omigrants drawn aud 2, Ia
the more favorable position OF the lower orders In
Ireland 100000 souls, nearly fourth OF the
population quilted the island between 1871 auI 1854 AMI
the consequence was great demani for labor and rise
IN Under tbese circumstances u not surprising
that emigration has fallen Off The amounts RENTED By
settlers North America to Ireland amounted last year
10 fS1JoDo making total Of IS 1923 900 rcmttod since
1913. The prcpOpdcrance OF emigration IL decidedly
ia favor of the United states, 2323,3i2 haviag
gone tbither in twenty years (iS35-lSjJ) while
only 80. gS2 settled Ia Canada.
The London Star says:-The poets OF America her
most eminent statesmen her most accompls she'd iournl
it, and al her popular orators are now identilsi with
the anti slavery movement aud they have introduced
into the Cabinet such of intellectual visof ana
pers,vtiug industry, that the approaching election OF
President Is expected 70 reveal measure OF anti slavery
feeling never yet exhibited.
Theatrical. Musical, Sc.
Nimo's GARprx.-Thc famous comic plntonime styieI
the RI King" Is TO be repeated by the R,ves night
Mdlc Robert and other dancers appcas in dvcrLsst