The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22
oq4 o5s in 1854, 1906 ssl in 1866, and 81 os2 1893

the morning OF the l4th o. July at Liverpool from
the yard OF Mr.. John Laird, at BIkenhead. The
yacht, which is s6 feet long, l6 feet inches beam,
has tonnage of l3l, and is supplied with high
pressure engine Of rs horse power 1t Il intended
pleasure yacht for the Duke Of Leeds, is named
the Deerhound, has excellent saloon accommodation
nor his Grace and friends, with good space for cap
tain, engineer and crew.
to which the nomination Of Prince Napoleon as Mi
mister of Algeria and the Colonies gave rise the
part OF the Paris Pate, adds that this Journal sees
IN the creation of this new ministry political object
and kind Of demonstration against England"
The Paris Patrie dwells with bitterness on the re-
sstance afforded by the Sublime Porte to French
policy since the conclusion of the treaty of Paris 1t
says
rhs ugrastude Of Turkey ~il not Affect the moderation
md tqury Of Frame Her policy Gill remain unchsossd
There exist In Europe statesmen who that Turkey
ought hve cannot live, and aas her customs rel
sop scs CONDITION aGo ipftiutops almost outf age
10 civilization We Dot kGO the fu'ure for
Ge CHI uren OF Mshomet sad not believe that the
kursB the moral and divine immor aty tue
New setsmeat. Bat 20 likewise do not believe that
toDalnes sra stale OF 1pcesy CVusecrated by time
destined 10 disappear IN crtes by their transfer
raion- France ana the other Powers
VIII therefore guard the preser walton of the Otamsn
empire In the future she past They will doubtless
Dpc joss apa preserve and faciit
is ansoruaion, thsn TO replaces It, Bot they also pos
sess guar ianshfpS hcn must be held in view --0f
tsrests ssscfed 10 moral order They ~ii per init
Cbrs,.rs be slaughtered like vssns persecaed
Ike martyrs.
The Paris Union OF I'd of July, by way of consol-
ing the SPECTATORS for rise for their continuous un
success, imputes to them want of courage, aud calls
upon them to emulate the vigor and Doldness exhib
tied by their adversaries; it says:-
honey lie not scarce, snd that the sellers are
not bona de boters OF stock rice therefore
easy. wOy does pcs take plsce2 is not the sellers
bus the purchasers produce fail THIS para
oca Spectators sho lake prominent part IN support
ing tee market pur primes, bat they avoid boldly
purchasing roe l0ss which may be incurred by
pfcnsse VI EASILY primes "a culate1 whet that which
may result from speculation IN req 10 sur rounded Sisu
ooubs Three miiiops ~orth OF primes have been sod
this mopb repie siote Way oid no. the enthusiastic
champions OF the rise ~ao nsgae tnss thes rentsr
eesv'cs 70 the puohc credit o. pusbiog quotations 70
hsb figure, i.vest bese millions instead
purchsA ing The sAio primesY
The Paris Debdts suggests, in the course Of an ar
ticle on the Judah massacre, that the government
of Arabia should be entrusted by the Porte to 40
de)Kader-
10 calico upon 70 Interfere In erect insurer in tas snis
Of the Red Sea clber hat from fhsre al
soDrg genius wn CD you'd hod 10 tie orgsozstou and
government OF A-s,a excelssns opportunity OF dis
play ing devotion to France and s9prscaon Of the
value VI civinzAAon
The Paris Pays (of 10th of JULY gives currency
to the following news from India as having been
received from LondOD:-We learn that Mr.. NJ mt
gomery, seeing that instead Of concilianng the in
habitants of Dude, the government continued the
system of spoliation and severity hich was the
origin Of the present unhappy state OF things aud
that the King of Oude, who was in prison in Cal
cutta long before the war broke out IL now to be
brought TO trial for high treason, and being of Opu
ion thst such proceeding would produce great irr
tation among the natives, has resigned the Office to
which Lord Canning appointed him, OF chief OF the
administration Of Dude. lie has accompanied his
resignation with letter, in which he declared hls
opinion that If the present system should be acted
upon much longer, Dude would be irrevocably lost
to England. The same correspondence mentions an
imDortant fact which may lead 10 very serious con-
sequences The fonr principal leaders Of the re
vut-Nana Sahib, Bahado0r khan the Queen OF
Jhansi and the Queen Of Oude-have made treaty
OF alliance, offensive and defensive. They have
very considerable forces az their disposition, and
have organized naive governments which are regu
larry installed
The Emperor Napsseon has made present of
5000 francs 10 private in the line, VINO asserts
that he has discovered solution Tor the great pro
blem in GroDautics--the art OF lying. He mas IN
vented kind Of air ship, consisting of platform
OF silk stretched whse0one, 10 be propelled 10
two gigantic wings Of the same material, placed on
each side The aerial navigator is TO he suspended nj
a distance OF about four ieet from the platform,
while his feet rest on pedals, by means of which the
wings ret Ia motion, while his arms rest on a
lever which lmparts to the platform the direction he
chooses 10 give IL. Only model ~ this machine has
yet been constructed, and IL appears TO work we'll
The statue OF the Empress phine to be erected
in the Island of Martinique, arrived two days back
al Havre from Paris, and Is 10 be shortly conveyed
10 place OF destination in the Ro dYvetot. IL is
of bronze and ten feet high.
The following figures, taken from the Official
census, show the astonishing increase which hls
taken place in the populations of the communes
round Paris within the last twenty-five years:-At
Baltignolles the number OF inhabitants in 1881 was
6,S26; 1886, Ii sec; ls4I, 1908; 1916, 1864;
1851, 2s,7C2: and in 1856. 4l,094 Belleville,
slO9; 69s; 1856; q sol; 3t.9l5; 1863 respec-
lively Boulogne, 5,32S; 1898; $500; 7,sil; 1902;
II 31s. la Chapele, 2,4i0; 4,l7I; s,724; lt,3sS;
1900; 3S ,449. Montmartre, 451l; 6,sl2; 7,s02;
I7iO 90 ll2 36,a5O. Ncuiliy $500; 1854; 9loS;
1908; 1887; 23,s22. La Villettc, 1898; G,7Slj
lO,954; 1885; - G5l; 3O,2s7.
A difficulty has arisen between Denmark and
Prussia that viii lead to an imporan, relaxation In
favor OF commerce. Seven Danish vessels laden
with wheat have been seized 5tettin for violating
the Prussian coasting regulations which forbid that
trade 10 other than Prus-an vessels. This regula-
tion does not apply 10 England, Holland. or Bel.
GUM, who limit Prussia 20 their cOasting trade,
and Denmark will he obliged 10 follow their cx
ample.
The Moniteur Beige publishes report from NJ
Ewbauk, French Consul at BRUSSELS, which gives
some details respecting the coanelds OF the north
Of France that IN, In the departments OF the Nord
and the Pas de Calais. IL states that whereas the
total extraction in the year 1851 only between
n 100000 and l2,O00,0O0 hectolitres, IL rose TO
24gl31 in 1853 10 IL OCT 4s2 In 1854 10 20 O53 ia
in 1856, and t. % ,3s3 500 in 1857.
The Able Lichte, the Catholic cure Of Christiania,
In Norway, has'bcen subjected 10 judicial proceed
ines for not having inscribed on the list of Roman
Catholics Protestant lady who had recently been
converted TO Catholicism, and has been Condemned
~ fine OF 100 species (60O francs) and costs. The
Public Prosecutor has furthermore dc handed that
the cure should be dismissed from his Office.
The Cologne Gd-ctts, in mentioning the state Of
crops in Prussia declares that the long drought has
undoubtedly done some injury but not TO the extent
represented by many persons. The rye, potato aud
wheat crops would he OF average character; oats
end barley would be below the ordinary yield and
forage had failed completely.
picture has Just been exposed to public view IN
ST. Petersburg, representing tina. moment In modern
Russian history which TO all good subjects Of the
Gar IL by far the most agreeable TO contemplate.
The picture represents the personal surrender Of
Gorgey, the dictator and commander Of the Hun.
garian insurgens army TO the division OF the vcto-
rious Russian army commanded by Count Rudiger.
This event took place ON the 18Th August, lsi9, on