The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-12

CATION Company took place the 3lst OF hsy with gres
Juno By the who also blessed the foun ts
Areas and NOvosselski, and gave 70 them two
tors images of the Saw ,ar for "a n or the de
tined TO commence the tvsfc grand ban luet follow Cd
and the I'd the Juno ami another vessel started vel
loaded with goods and the one for the bopa~
rus, and the other for Black Sea ports.
The police Of Berlin have made grand razza among
the evild0erS In that city. man who had been oea
demned to death for murder salve TO his concienos
revealed the addresses OF about y indivdu
ak maintaining themselves by robbery, and also II Q
number OF receivers Of solen goods In consequence
his avo walls the hiding place where much OF the spoil ~
concealed has also been discovered
The sum expended on national cole a ,ns' In EuRlsnd
In the year 1887 "a. f2c2467 The British Mussaa,
the National Gallery the Department OF Science and Ar
and the Museum Of Practical Geology consu med nearly Il
the money.
return, giving an account Of approximation and 70
tired allowances and gratuities for charitable and Other
purposes In England is ssued The Toulonese and Cord.
emigrapts receive f576 this year, the 81 Domingo
sufferers, f5o the American loyssts, fl4o and French
and other having special claims fs33 The Polish
refugees and distressed Spaniards receive f3 $50.
The convent Of Franciscan monks Porto venere Pied
mont was suppressed the 9th Of June, in conformity
the law OF May %, 1855 The inmates in number
had previously announced their intention OF qunG
the convent otherwise than by orce The Ruthor
cordpgs arrived with sufcent force of carbineers upoe
which superior delivered written protest aganst the
measure TO the delegate OF public security and then took
his departure with his brethren.
circums of importance has lately occurred with
respect the Swedish Parliament, when the four Cham.
bers, for the first time during many centuries-n fa,
since the middle sge-have formally elaborated In COM
In Chamber The four "ttands' into which the
Parliament divided he House of Nobles of Priests
of Burgesses, and Of Yeomen) great impedmeut
delay and expense.
The Duchess Regent Of Parma has Just conferred eoA
medal upon Lugina Spazzna girl Of fifteen, a reward
the spirit which she exhibited In defending herself and
left alone there She alta ,ked him with snife,
wounded him, and put him to ght. When her father
returned home she went with him and man named Cobb
In pursuit Of the robber, who was arrested.
than fftV German prinCesseS To n
married. and thence of eagerly looking in the
than half dozen continental princes who of
age benng the expectsnts. Among these the Count
OF Prince George Of saxsny both heirs apparent
Of thrones Prince Nspo con, Prince william o. Baden and
two or three others of minor note.
In 1855 there were imported into the United Kingdom
II 9e3 cwt Of knubs hanks of silk and waste SILK
1883 72 pounds OF silk and S53 OILS pounds of thrown
elk or the silk tue greater portion came from China
and Egypt The imports from the latter country have
enormously increased while those from East India
az strkngy decreased figures 1857 pounds
of silk and for Turkey 1s7oel pounds France and
China almost monopolize the trade In thrown silks
The London Ne,cs of the 18th OF June says:-His e.
mated that the shipments Of silver for the East by tho
Pera the 10th inst will exceed one million sterling;
but already hnted the rise In the OF insurance
imposes limit upon the remapces by each vessel The
rates of insurance specie, which in the Of hess
generally vary from 25s to 35s per cent have
risen the Pera to 7s per cent the underwriters being
already "full" regards risks on that vessel. The
parties engaged In shipping silver the East now
De s
have already taken place The remtances by that oppor
tunity are expected TO be heavy.
return the English House OF Commons shows thai
In the years 1861, the gross number OF borne
the army estimate, was 23 ore, including the British
Foreign Corps that Of these 20 1863 service
In India, 76S for service at homie, for service q
the seat In the East The total number voted was,
however, only ZIG. The gross the original
innate was ga Soi reduced on revision, TO vote q
f2O 249,0s4
The Maidstone (Eng) Gazette OF 18th of juno says-In
the Maidstone district the last cold nights have changed
affected by DIRE blast and are beginning 70 curl There 10
still but little appearance OF fly About Edenbridge the
hops have improved and there Is less " than last week
The bine slack places From several districts In Sus
have reports Of an Increase or vcrmn he
plants some Of which appears have been blown away
by the recent high and cold Winds but that left regard
ed seriously detrimental the prospects the
CROP Generally the bine Is satd TO loot less healthy than
1t dds week or two ago. In the remote parn a
the county especially about Rye the plants were said e
be growing more rapidly than they ought before the
favorable change OF the weather
In consequence Of recent arrangement between h
British and French govern nens, French Consul about
10 be appointed TO Georgetown, In British Guiana
sad that the French screw steam transport In Seine,
lately fitted for ut Lorent Is 10 be reinforce he
French fleet In the Chinese Seas.
letter from Berlin OF 18th Of june says:-rhe ncwu
has reached from Windsor that January Is OF
has been definitely fixed Tor the nupuA Of Princess
Royal and Prince Frederick William. Originally ths
Princes own birthday October is, Of this year.
lected for that event. probably by the young Prince him
self, and subsequently the Prncesss birthday November
81, decided fitting occasion, IL being The
day on which she will complete her 18th year.
The Russian ordinances issued during the for
curing the culaon OF specie and for controlling
of exchange OF gold abolished the former state Of
things re established in Saint Petersburg
BY recent ukase three generals and three Superior
OIL ers and number OF high civil functopares have beer
ADDED to Cover OF orenberg aud Samsra which
the central points OF the Russian government for pro-
serving and extending It's influence in Central Asia.
The Paris Moniteiu publishes the Official returns
from which appears that there has increase Of
si2s,lo francs over the corresponding month OF Ass
year.
The Duo dc Rvos has been nominated Spanish Ambas-
sador for Spain at Paris.
Adyiccs from Egypt, dated 18th June, sta.c that
plentiful harvest was expected.
The Minister Of the Shah OF Persia has caused ths
Afghan Prince Of Horai who had been taken prisoner 70
be decapaed he also wished to execute the brother
law OF the SHAH who accused Of hodidg corespon-
dence with the Engish Minister during the war.
The vistuia Navigation Company's steamer Thorn az
poded on the 18th OF June, wsgorod All the pas
s"Dgers on board were either killed or wounded
The steamship Queen Of the South, from Bremen nT
New York down the brig Ataania OF southa mp,on
England IN the Channel near souiham ton on The night
Of the 2ist Of June All hands ou board the brig were
saved.
Iona from the College Of Surgeons London 18th q
June.
The emigration from ireland TO the United sa.os ~
still very large
The LONDON Chronicle OF 22d OF June observes
will the Greytown affair sand In comparison with the
coure adopted towards other Powers equally "ndepen.
dent but not quite formidable the United Stae
IT. ior exampe-as Mr. Roebuck urged with h force
the same injury 70 British property insult q Bd.
tish dag had been pcrpeaed by the Chinese, what n,er
probation would then be conceded 10 internaiona awf"
Who doubt that 10 the face Of such antagonist
government would have believed themselves entitled v
exact the ampest reparaionf
Mr.. J Bell writing 10 the london Tins on 10th Of
June, says this subject Before clcsug my communI-
cation would lust remark that Lord Pamcrstou fell into
In sty hing the "Eovcrnmeut Of Greytown seif
constituted" Il constituted In 1852 by couocs-
sion (octroi was, remember, the expression made
OF by OF the Inhabitants regarding ny OF Lord Pa
merston himself inmated TO the inhabitants by Mr..
James Freen the British Consul, at special meeting con.
vened at his house for that purpose.
The London Post Of June e. observesIt lie notorious
that the coasts Of Cuba not sufficiently watched We
have cruzers enough the African coasts but we
try TO intercept the slave cargoes their arrival In
West Indies as well A. at their point Of departure II
obvt ue that by adopting this additional pre- ,aufou
should just double the risk which Is by the
tlsvedealer To say that with maritime
we have not the OF watching the Caban ooas1s
more effectuAlly. Ia simply ridicnlnns'