The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-05

mem. n IN said thar we TO be vd by QUE Of the
me hers os the royal family. the Prince o wsi-s; and
Ihss Adv Franklin s alHo gong 70 pay q visit hut
day has yet been appointed, nor quite certain that
few days sipcs the Mayor Of Grayescna, accompanied
BY the members Of the Town Council, board and
oGiccrr II gave him. he said tie CREATES pleasure 70
meet them in England and the people and pubic
iesing their feelings Of friendship towards thau,
sed their behalf to tender them an in aion pub
BIC dinner on Thursday, 2lst Ina, Captain audson OK
pressed his regr thai he would not be able comply
with The KIDD request the people of ravesend and their
official rcprc' enatves he had liked that day for his de-
Ttnre and returned his than Ks for the friendly feelings
with which he and the officers under his command had
been received Tho Inhabitants Of Gravesend since
or arrival have ocked 10 crowds 10 and when
than a week, received the annsuncemsnt a. they
would the departure OF Old and cherished friends.
e nrs ann cay r we ma % so
came 70 see There would however, hays been alNge
number, had il not been generally believed that tay
would not be- allowed on board but as soon ss they learn
ed that they not only allowed board but that
they restricted to any of the ship
ain overwhelmed with visiters. The weather Ga
voreble and they took advantage OK It, determined that
should no, be their fault II they did not sea ns an ascer
tain for themselves what Kind OF people tho Yankees arc
The river In the immediate vicinity of abp swarmed
18th small cram of every description, and from early
morning eight In the evening steady, constant stream
oil women and C0idreu IN ana out over der
Sides THY locked in throngs into tho offcers' ward
room the captains cabin, the engine and all parts
Of the fse! and appeared as they would never weary
In looking AT everything they cav. was the rst Ams
rcan war, they said that bad ever anchored In
the Thames and they had before their
curoiiy excited 70 the highest pitch. They wanted
ascnshed that should ALI parsons TO visit ~
part Of her The boameD who have hailed her
with general joy account Of the impulse she has given
their business, unbounded In their praises Of her
immense size and tho beauty Of her ymme,ry One Of
these tough, weather beaten old fellow who had, he
told us been many hard blow off the English COAT,
bad quite an interesting conversation with Of party
belonging ~ tho Niagara, whom he WAS taking out 10 the
'wba kind Of ship IL thats' said the gentleman pro-
Teasing 70 be ignorant Of her character.
"Tha2 Wy that's Hamerioen ship" he replied.
awem said his qu estioner faro tho people vii aboari
Of herr VIII they let you zee ber?'
Eyes he SAID "ihey re very good-wery civil; their
civihty Is ancountable-they' re SO civil "
hrge-a very large ship fer g /. gate"
they calls such ship hat fgae dunna what their
liners be. Hal hap
The women are in raptures with both officers and men,
and sometimes give pretty free expression their feelings
al really thought" ono Of them said the other day
TO officer who showing her the vessel
really thought that they didn't allow peo ,se 10
hook about the ship. But We ind the ocers and the
sovcry civil and SO willing to obhse us that We were
IKE the officers much that II had chance think I'D
away with one" Here female kidnapper with
veIgetnCe but sno did not show desire 10 carry
her design then and there, and may be gratifying his
friends 70 know that the officer still remains with w. and
that the lit has not ben reduced.
r. E-Sspce the above writtrn have lsarned that
n IL the intention OF the Atlantic Telegraph Company to
purchase steamer to take the place OF the Nsxsra tho
LAY ing Of the cable the Niagara as before sted % at
escort. In likely that our ship win also take
small portion Of the cableabou forty y miles long.
Flight OF a French Banker to the United
States.
~ n
MAsu-THB CREDIT MOBILIER AND IT'S FRIENDS
POLISH FAMILIES vIcTnHzxD-cHAss To NEW
From the London Globe, May ri
Another gentleman, distinguished BOG the adminis-
traitors q the peculiar crcas system which dominates In
70 The custom Of 1e presnt day, wSsn esn,s%su VITO
bolt 70 70 The United Mates. he has oocsdAnsed THIS
gentleman is ~ Charles rhurneyssen banker and share
dealor Who supposed 10 have gene or by the Arabia
which left Liverpool on saturday. The name Of rhurneys
sen at once opcLs our eyes, and makes look around "a
see who Is safe. H. Charles IN uncysscn Is the nephew
Of the well known bunker and tho has figured for
some time before the Engh public IN connection with the
put forward Of the agents for raising the oan and
he appears anoogt the directors OF the comoany II
Is nsme previously in rail~ay management We nnd @.
Thurneysse amongst the directors Of Compaguic du
Ghemin de Fer du Midi ct Cana lateral Ia Garocne and
In the same directorate the Of Isalc Perere
Indeed, IL said that the families Of A. and
~ Isaac Pcrcre closely connected. H. Peroire tho
director u The Ceot Nobier Company and has recently
occupied conspicuous position before tho English pubic
Charles thurneysscn therefore u person OF the high
ct connections In Paris.
could say that these sanctions united
anywhere but In Paris. 10 ai banker and
share dealer. But ndccd the union OF banking brosng
and all sinds OF dealing, forms the very principle of Gro
OFT Nohi YER plans ~ Charles marneysscn n said TO
have len debts the amount Of fsooo CT 10000
II u about this time last year that Place, Of the d.
rector OF the Credit Mober, disappeared N Carpenter
has Just returned 10 be native land 20 account Cor hs do
fauh Of fsooooo In the Great Northern Of Franco NJ
Jnus haz lin "A lafns
carrying indeed tho equivalent for much larger SUN
than Carpenters abstraction, bat no only clerk
Are 10 suppose that though Carpenter caught,
Tburneysen s escape9 II Thurneysseu Is to be brought
back, be may perhaps make disclosures interesting
those which Arthur Benysr made when the Dks Nspo.
leon ComraDy broke down for II " Arthur Berger Is
highly connected, so ia the new fugh We.
In order 10 understand the full effect OF this event In
Paris, must observe The crcumsanocs Of tho day Tho
Bourse has been exceedingly, hnguid. Tho Credit Mo-
ber has lately laid rs report before the public, with many
spoogies for making dividend Of only "a per cent, In
leu " the 90 per cent which made In tho previous
year. Even % per cent large profit, and quite sui-
Gent TO say any moderate sha' cbcdcr that the capt
very barge: for a,h, Ugh can manage dealings b The OK
tent OF Geo moro or less iu original capital "a NOS
more than g 400 oo-nos three unes .hs amour. Win
kno that the Credit kobibcr bad lately bsca naknx
immense ereysons exsend W Operations
when hat ipsu,utson propssed 70 lncresse iv ca
pdta, and 70 cstablhh branches In The provincial
opposed The scheme in the councils Of the smpcror:
and plan suggested for increasing the csy-sa
OF The bank 20 much larger amount and bringing ~
managemtb several railway directors n Emile Perere
u the brother Of n sAAc rereire, parlncr Of n a.
Thurneyesen IN The Snsbern Railway Company; and the
name Of pereire appears also among the directors the
Russian Railuay Company nopg whom NJ rnurpeysep,
the uncle, 6recr. The q edit Mobiber fell 10 francs
% cenumes on Tuesday,. when The Bourne Angsd
There tvo repost then currcnt-coe, that The
bill must stand over uI pcss session. winch implies tha,
the strurg. the snbiect still continues; the other
"execruonn had issued against banker cnnecied with
the HuzH,ar time hal
The Cour Imperise delivering W. Judgment confirm.
ing though partially modifying The sentence Tho partners
In the Docks Nsroeon. Paris therefore, had rather
cose Of dsagretable reflections Ina, unlucty re.day
but by thai Time, suppose, Charles Thurneysscn
already Get out on bs voyage
frrom The London News (city srtcle), May n
The advices from Paris important failure
The Bourse, viz, that OF ~ Charles urneyrs~p We be
heve that this gentleman " nephew 70 NJ Aususe rsur