The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10

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oen opposed tho increase Of the spirit duy h Ireland,
and moved amendment that the bill DO read No So
cond time that day six months
Mr.. Fsmonde seconded tho amendment After short
discussion confined to the Irish members, the House d.
vided and the amendment WAS nesaived by q majority
Of 227 To %. The bill was then read second time.
The remaining business was then disposed Of and the
House adjourned.
FRANCE.
The sonteur publishes the following paragraph in ths
There certain persons who IN order 10 maintain
easipess in the public mind, daily ihveut
Thus the Partisan correspondence Of Independence Beige
pvetends that Rroat maritime being se IN
France This Ia comoletely untrue. There has been
change made in the budget prepared for year 1858
and 1859.
The Times correspondent says
We find in the AoneT o: yesterday the report of tho
commission appointed to examine tho budget for tho year
1899 in which Is stated that the budget that
year TO I40 $3.50 that for the year 1858
to H. 66 249 boing increase in the navy bu,Ret Of
the year 1859 Of 20 3e2ase may not b rsovsn. 70
pared during period Of profound pesce, and to
year 1858 we we're on the eve Of war, which not
concluded until the year 1856 We have not leaned that
Fspce has acquired any colonies since 1853 which
require increased naval force for their protection. Tho
member Of the Chamber Of commerce and one Of the
Deputies for the city Of Paris.
Baron dc Taley rand, French Commissioner To rho
Dsnuban Prncipales returned from Bucharest Parts
on Thursday night The Baron an interview with he
Minister for Foreign Affairs.
The Echo hchetas announces that n do Chasiron IT,,
Ia about to proceed 70 Canton entrusted by tho govern
ment with private mission. Z
The London Times correspondent says eight housand
voting tickets have been already demanded in the eighth
Electoral district OF the third reimbursement, which NJ
jules Favre for the opposition and General Perrot
government, stand candidates. People generally ex-
press little doubt Of Jules Favres success.
The Paris correspondent to the london Chyonie says
The French government have resolved transfer ,he
distribution OF 100 Coo 900 francs authorized for the drain.
ing of agricultural ands Ia much little for the iarse
amount of surface which requires draining Application
has been made 10 the French government by nasve
ironmasters for increase duty foreign iron ThA
would be TO the liberal policy Of the government
Of his Majesty who personally enterans very enlightened
views on the expedency Of freeing trade from restrictions
OF every kind.
Tho London Globe contains the result Of the elections
In the Third district, Gen. Perrot the government cand
date has obtained the majority that in the Ffh district,
Esk government candidate has also bean returned by
majority and that In the Sixth district, NJ jules Favre,
the opposition candidate, has been successful
The Constitutional has the folio wing, signed A. n.
Renee
Tho English government right not 10 continue The
prosecution against The accused Bernard After the
qual the charge which eutailed apal puuishmcnt
what would Q few months imprison m<nt signify 10
convict man OF msden,eanor who had been acquitted
OF feoDy, would have been o mockery.
The Times correspondent says the violent articles pub
shed In the Unrers and Consiut,ornel the acqusal
Of Bernard by London Jury, good deal checked Tia
trade Of Paris Last seek, which beginning to recover
from its long depression.
At Paris 10 day (Tuesday1 according 10 Mr. Reuter-
telegram the three per cent rentss opened u 66 4os