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

nAS. eASihstiNcs DSlug Omy III on"AJ~'
r. However, their direct exports were about
20 bdes; 1.-THE of the quantity purchased IN
giant the previous year. During the nrst lew
nths0f the present season, however, no less .
,ntit than AIS bales have beeu directly export
to Fance an increase indicative OF the most gra-
ing results for the future.
The Shipping Trade OF London.
firom the London Times July I'LL
Ncconing to the statistics of vessels entered in
d, lie port OF London shows an increase Of II
sels with capacity of 46 1873 tons the difference
wee, 4e5 vessels, with 254,e23 tons, and asa yes,
vkh 3Ol 1856 tons. In the case OF Liverpool
ne san in ,rease Of So vessels, with capacity OF
)49 bns; the arrivals in the former period having
u lB vessels, with So 500 tons, and in the latter
vessels, with 143 ,55l tons. The returns for the
o. Bristol exhibit q decrease oil vessels, with
Dcvase in capacity OF 1862 tons; the difference
geea % vessels, with 1893 tons, and IL vessels,
b 1960l tons.
he arrivals in the Clyde exhibit no great altera-
/, tie total in 1866 having been 81 vessels, with
tpsdty of 1884 tons; and In 1856, ~ vessels,
h capacity of 1868 tons. review OF these
ressl,ows an increase Of 70 vessels, with ca
ityof log ,T29 tons; the difference between $50
els with 356,l4s tons, and 1903 vesse s, with
ys71tons. The principal increase in arrivals has
il vessels from Calcutta Madras, the Mauri-
and the Cape of Good Hope.
he tatistics Of vessels cleared outward present
ela with caracity of 1850 tons, the depart
inthe former period having been 32l vessels,
18 654 tons, and in the latter 347 vessels, with
49, tons. The return for Liverpool shows
re1e OF vessels, with q capacity of 1859
!; ne difference between 2l9 vessels, with 1884,
tos, and 2l6 vessels, with Ia, o4o TONS Bristol
reffor decrease Of vessels, with capacity OF
3 tns, the departures in the former period hav-
ben vessels, with 3 1856 tons, and in the latter
,ss@s, with 2273 tons. The return for the Clyde
ibis decrease OF vessels, with capacity OF
Z ons; the difference between 81 vessels, with
31ons, and 81 vessels, with 81, 795 tons. Ac-
ling to these statistics the actual increase in de-
Enrs has been Is vessels, with capacity of H.
TOYS, the total in the former period having been
vessels, with AIS, All tons, aud in the latter 619
ell, with 43l ,43l tons. The principal departures
len in connection with the trade to Bombay,
"a ana the Cape of Good Hope.
Miscellaneous Foreign Items.
he Austrian Bank has published its balance
Il or the past month, from which it appears
tie specie has augmented 4,ls2,0 900 forms; so
is stock Of specie now amounts to sixty-One
los against three hundred and sixtyeight mil
8 Of notes in circulation. The proportion Of
ir l to 6,02. The notes in circulation, how
!, AVE only diminished lisa 1926 forins.
he following singular advertisement has been
red in the Gazette de Cologne by the old Baron
Iallberg, residing at the Castle OF Hermans-
d, lear Lands hut
Il female r, aders whom have lately had have left
teyice to TO town to pursue their love affairs, not
n any opportunity for such matters in my old castle.
rfore wish TO find well educated young lady versed
etrench and English languages. Her sole occupa-
Evil be 10 read aloud which will contribute 10 i'm
,e her knowee &c Of those languages. The salary is
'idins year, and 100 forms more If she so speaks
a. Besit e this she will enjoy good table and strong
Il coffee three times day but without sugar. as that
ii Tho 90 Mari lfs2a nd nj ma A
Pt eligible. Whether Jewess Christian Is perfectly
vrent to ne. | have also to state that my servants
the same table with myself, as all men have the
rights.
rise army in the Crimea are official:-The Pied
sese force in the East was augmented by sue
se reinforcements to 1854 men. Up to the
Of October, 1865, it lost 1872 men, Of whom
;lded Of cholera, | 10 of typhus fever and Isl
jiwounds and other causes. Of this number So
toficers, - employees in the c0mmissariat and
frank and file. The official returns, from the
Of October to the time Of the evacuation are
let completely made up, but the loss may be
lated at 800; so that the total loss OF the Pied
Use army engaged in the war will be about
ymen.
engagements are being made at Malta for the
"a to the Piedmontese States of some 700 OF
Angloltalian legion, In weekly draughts OF
400 to 500 at o time. Each private will re-
on embarkat0n a sum equivalent to years
sor about Els; and in exchange for the red
ne jacket which has been by him paid for and
,sequentiy his own, will be allowed to retain
ray wrapper or overcoat, the property Of the
h crown.
ere informed from a good source. that vast
'ciof elevatiDg the quays along the banks OF
faoe, in Its passage through the city OF Lyons,
sderhe consideration of the authorities.
selli.ence from Savoy concurs in holding out
promise OF an excellent harvest. Not only the
Ia luxuriant but the vines continue in fine
thy ondition. and showing In very few places
tSs ofihe malady Of late years.
lette from the Grisons state that several con.
able landslips have occurred near Felbsberg,
thatothers are spprehended.
Il ovr Lanquedoca In France, a cry of distress
lard The oidium, tmid and uncertain at first,
ov declared Itself over the whole Of this part OF
s,outry, and not vine has escaped its devas.
q influence not only are the leaves att icked,
ao the fruit itself, which Is covered with a
ia dust.
tidy named Dupont, residing in the Pas-de-Ca.
rance, celebrated on the lst of July her one
edith anniversary. This old lady enjoys all her
les, and Ii in the habit OF taking walking ex.
daily. Her conversation Is described az being
iularly agreeable, notwithstanding her very ad.
ID age.
possibility OF forming road across the Alps,
te France to Italy, has for long time occu-
'be attention of the French government; and
oars that at present the problem Is in a fair
II solution. A plan of q road from Grenobie
,'kdmont by the valley of the Drac and the de-
ont Of the Hautes Alps, crossing the frontier
'tnnel through Mont Genevre, has received the
Walton Of the Points ct Chaussees.
svailee, French inspector general Of the points
rnsees, who has devoted much attention to the
pf Geneva and the Rhone, has suggested a
Of preventing inundatons OF that river by
te to keep the waters in the lake, into
he would also turn the waters Of the Arye
n food was apprebended, by means OF n new
Ell, 1000 metres in length. He estimates the
he at three millions OF francs, including the
kment OF the lake and two movable bar
lDe at Geneva and the other at Carouge. On
ing telegrarhic notice Of heavy rains, the
OF the Rhone would be stopped at Geneva,
the Rhone should only receive 1000 cubic
per second, instead Of 5000.
ftter from st Petersburg states that that city
ming momentarily sort OF desert, as the
nd the families connected with IL have emf.
TO Moscow for the coronation fetes, andya
humber OF the other inhabitants have com.
4 their summer excursions and departed for
country in Europe.
'turn published 10 the 4nndies du Commerce
eur OF France shows that the number of ves-
eich entered and sailed from the port of Tam.
i Mexico, in 1855, was 226f; that they were OF
tons, and that the value Of the goods import
exported by them was ~ sis ,sf7f. This last
ess 1851 ,97gf more than that Of the previous
amely, 3 26l .GS4f In imports, and 3 ,2ss ,295f.
pits. AS regards France, her importations