The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-11


hoe relations it the United States usde~abie 1t
pessses eight sse non rcrew steamers, divided into
water uens Compartments and completely ,nsubmergea-
Die Two others, OF $500 tons burden and 400 horse
power, the stocks al Nantes, and will be ready
Win New Yok mou.hiy service With Brax,l and nSs
service with New Orleans, touching at the Antilles and
Havana.
Deepy convinced OF the advantages that must some day
arise hns OF service with the centre OF the United
states, Messrs Gsutsier Brothers. connection with
Isoouture founder OF the Franco Alemande Society
Of emv-ans 10 Virginia. prevented to Mr. Mason Minister
a the United States st iars proposition fer the mme-
havre and Norfolk or City Point. They renew the
proposition 10 his oxceency the of Virginia. upon
the exWcs condition that hey shall receive the gum Of
the SAT- Auriag period OF Two years-in for
which they v1e carry the mail for the government 10
France and The cootincot OF Europe.
After TIE expiration Of tho ave years each party will be
~ E LAooUTURE-
Rc~sosB, Va, Nov Z, 1866.
The Franco American Trans Atlantic Navigation Com.
Psny organized with scapul Of Is francs possess
eight steamers with tonnage varying from
1000 to 26o0 horse power three Of which employed
By the Preach government in transporting troops and
<the cf burden and 600 horse powcr arc on
the stocks n Nantes and viii DO ready Cor service carry
has already ea4abpshed psosshly line With Rio j..
metro, semi monthly line with New York. and 10 about
es aoissang shira Tine with New orIsans The many
.s--..~- - =. -, 49," aauNHe.1, PrucsPo
regarding the OF Virginia and her border Sta e
induces fhnn % heiievc that in short time line OF
steamers, rrnng TO the waters Of the Chesapeake, win
devels The commerce and industry Of that part OF the
Lex 70 the agricultural products Of the country.
aney nave rcsa win seeP nsSSoM .ne ies,sr Oh inc
thai az Da5iel I'd Ipndon Ess ddressed to n de-
IAccVvre and being convinced tina, the International
seps.s Mnsa ~o ~ 1 Ws, intauy anu sss
rested clieyes in her prosperity ana have aided In
tho fornstYn OF the Franco Alemande Emigration and
T%. g ,;.' - a0a.Isu W !. Is aAoos.e
with SosH or any other point bordering on the Chesa
Peake, by uniting themseives with Virginia company
Lii ~ JIG III Lie - ~ Irai, Or 'hey
the present state Of relations Of the Southern States i
not permit them to hope that the commercial traffic will
s y, .ne s ~ 70 me ane ana render
pany . - ~ WIZ
If M Stated 70 Mr. london by n de Lacouturc, in his
sepof ~ tsn ioSs tno OF VIZ.
Dollars ptr vovage he france American comnsnv Vii
engage 70 establish monthly service, commencing first
neA., oe'~eeu ,oaloaA ana hAvle on Nantes
bic of beur approved by the rovcnmcnt Of Vpgina 4,
will be out in proper form and Addressed 10 the Governor
or Y,rrinis. -' N''''Ae'
A o1pv Of The .bove WA, depvs,.d IN n, x.sor r,r;,
Ter Al fsx;s - ~ w." NA'S' ~ ~ - AA''A' NAA-'
oo~-,xou -,.-,. $780,
- ~Ao' "h's ".TAh'
RICHMOND, Va, April IL, 1857.
10 T. LIcouruRr Eso-SsR-Your memor;al IN tho Co
vsrn.s- ~ v,rr,r,a ., ,,o -. r.-.. -. $500
- , nus Veg"
o"y efeo' ana nave now the honor Of communities
ting Formal reply.
ms ercne,nsc,I condition or A.. S,.,. ~ x,,:,
Al, : = ~ -7,., ,N'-N-'N " ~ N~o '" '"s'uAH, oau
sAe o~us WHICH nave Influenced or anectcd its results
need TO be explained and understood II s M, onaeY,
Thai they ara so misunderstood abroad vbi,., ,bv o. %
u.. .r,-.h.,d.d :, h.,,o 90 a., .,.".-.~Is.,. ~
-'0 ~tf" a. non'e "no '"s' strangers SHOULD err
about interest whilst our own people have neglected
10 geoersliye The fact. or our history and our IN
=, -, ~ ~ ""N o'. n'e"" ="
~~s
profit out Of the anomalies Of modes OF LIFE and al
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IN ~ H'sS fSSSe' %" your ss4e"eo" !" mo 'Ac' uaSt
cur IRA settlers were all Planters and the earliest nte
resi- q oar p,,ople Ma plantation inercst This xaz
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~"nese Te eA& seS''"e 'nAn IN ssr'ooAaur INTEREST
simply was an occupanon Of hand in very large extent
by liberal prse.ors who cultivated staple crops OF to-
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ce""' s'sA" ~" ooSoo, Ny e~'e oPefaeVe ~hom they
were encouraged BY Great Britain to import from Africa
DURING the xhole time of our colonial .xience This in
..~-xe-~.-- ..-..~.~...-- 80 "
tSeu wa oPPoeo 10 INC CONCENTRATION Oh csp ana Topu-
la;ion necessary 10 generate trade and commerce.
Al the same time the mother country discourared tho
80 '
nAvSanon ana commercial Interests OF al the colonies
ana snionopohzeu ne carrying uaae almost cnlrcy 10
herself
Agsn; Lcokmg ~ INC nap o' virgins, Won see the
1880 $3.50 .s.ss. 80 Ia".s ., "a W - io w VIC
h. ~oS sa ,.msn sna ~. as :. MoacS
VIZ UT. i. saes ea 'e su eails rs.ls
~ vac sra. AplA O"a-n VI inon-.nS, anu running
s , o ~ no ~ IA. sH Jun, ~ ~ lanHes n.es
Ion 49, w ~ ~ " " ., ~ ~ ''e ias', elnPy
ING sso Nc grand reservoir OF The Chesapeake bay, which
eourcp Sar ~ WI nln easern Pcaisui iuus All inc
eAsere sna nrst sceo par, OF 'ne Hrrliory WAS found
ns'"r<'y u' ls" DO ese hAh seven eisuhct penlnsu-
Ia, sefsfaS n.sn es1h ounce D! elght cohrileraoe
eooes hsvssese ~sers W al tnese waters NE TON
nag " "r,a. p'ah oa,e ~nd oeno iaOAues VI snip
nens everywhere ieep water ~hariae and acce >'ioty
nsyxaocn NJ 70 he very seis VI uie bue Rage VI the
Anesuames -. - -,
tbs eso 'ehuoa u o,n'se poiusAaon aha c'p.V' anu
FcNc'eu ue concenfsuVi ~ ener a. any One Pon,, 70
iWm oy TOT PuIPo-rs VI oomineroe. Every Plantation
49, -. ~, -, - ia - - ca,c,nI =, &c ~.
t"Sh'y, SUN wa we ouuvcnicnOS 70 anu iron "'so' "
sAiV eeiVs r se'n' u,u. W c"s'c'n 80 ,k gina ,
- Hgainf Mnen Iopuh'oh moved Wost"Nui " crossed
s nuc mug uounu.''' u'o '0n slu uva',u N.ssos
.nn"B n"I,n am sou'u WHOM m ." nstulel oiue. out
~ Tvs nu'nefh wrinnu' VI or nni'ei ann |" i'p w pour
" Mva n vU VI ouI mals lni9 uiyse " the au
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