The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-26

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and Christianity might be spread among oa.ive pops
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re shareholders OF the Company pross @. Cs o. the
Casses Excomps, held meeting lately Ia Paris 10 tsks
TITO corsid rsou what SHOULD ba dous ia coussq usucs
ss ,a,asrs sa,r y" ,.ns. m vas very numesoss
tetves, having ssseobied. After long and
stormy scussicn, IL sas resolved thar o,mmtsee d dvs
paacce ehei made up the 9th of Febr uary should
endesyor 70 ASCERTAIN what had been done with
v,bu~d bar been paid from realised proats or FRO
capital should examine In tho treaty with Portuguese
Creon Aeher AID ray whether shout be exceeasd
not ehoud also ASCERTAIN the position In which the Calsses
dfsccnpte of The departments stood towards company
Al The came time that Corinsh was destroyed tn. oetxh
boring villages Of Kulamsohl EssmlIs and K,rtesa were
0orash 80 ssvvrry vasS vas Sa pi 1885,
INC former town was destroy Cd during the WAs OF nde
penceooe
The Turin correspondent OF the London Post writing on
the IAN OF harca, saysFosgest.ag the h,erss with
WHICH TINS country governed, the French Ambassador
asked, amongst other iniags ths the oaru. IRa.is d
suppressed he asked that Sgoor Bsach Goyni editor
the journal Cnsone, should excelIed tna ali tho
Sho Dsve wrss U any politics. jaurrss snouid
veus n the Ts OF press prosccooos when they relate
70 offences Asains! the person Of foreign sovsfegu
Tho London Neyx Of ista ult says,-ooascrvassvs
swallow up the whole Of their continent We believe
tna contrary that there is ~fsdcm enough amongst
TRANSATLANTIC br~thren 10 perceive that sny
NATION would be psrnioiuus 10 themselves Aud we are
moreover confident that II South America peopied
py race The same m eserprss. sp,ri tongue and ha
blss ~ that which possesses tue North, the rivalry aud
at letter day the hostility betweep them wcud be far
greater than will PROBABLY DO be. ween the spanish
and English descended races.
Tie London Times --Disrusi snd fear rcsu In
Pars, bot where viii they be sroogr tnaa 10 the In
pera breast Al! nstory ts.chss that those VITO govern
ey such mems snner more thsu they inac Why snoan
Napoleon III after eli biz exploits ard his glory,
for hmae the old age OF roeriuss Already every
oest are u easy acd the roll Of political oEces
o'es that Of ets'aveo Rome II . s popular b. Is
dangerous TO the prrcef be lie nc he likely TO be
powerful eeemy-i he poof, poverty may spar him on
to crine- lively he must b. exoec4iax sone scd
t,ous intel ieence be ia melanoaoy he II sr,eynS A,
TIE supremacy OF the established power.
The failure OF Meesrs Oak and Shows Bank 81 Bland
ford N Dcrsssahire (Eug.na cas- csased spread
horor Of oce o. tho heroes OF tho siege Of
Delhi, was deposited In tho hank also the
from the savings bani 10 ooussqaeoo ~ Of their se;ss
tempted 70 do 80 BY tho high ratio Of interest oured by
Meesn Oak and Snow. Mr.. Oak Mayor Of B.sadford
a; the time OF tho failure aad his partner Mr. Sa0w
member Of the Town Council.
The Paris Pays, OF the 6.h inst, says:-The right Of
a,hng on the Banks Of Newfoundland oorcsosd 70
1888, BY the treaty OF Versailles, sni Il Is for
the Of The French fishermen that squadron
that coast is kept up.
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utterly unknown in Paris. BE an Odd friend OF the
Count de Pefeigny. He formerly sab lieutenant
SssteS ror ri. sn ss1 ina; s as nns 200 10
When de Persgry became Minister Of the Interior In
1852 one bis nrst acts was to app hot Bcteilo Pro
feet OF the fonne, which depA ment he since
administered In tns way expected OF hin
The Au0Juyy Ga.ctte publishes the following frou .
Iondon ce.reepondert"rh The mem oers OF the IA-alae
sns, habitualy meet 10 Hoooru sud Leicester square
AID publicly preach revolt pisge ard pouuc sssassoa
sUecches q Pys.t ThslandsT y,soss. xs,s, sss ri
bezroiies Mazzip and all his partssrs have been an
ated to the Marianne 0rsin used TO deliver lectures at
the meetings OF those eecret societies.
Tie london Times OF 18th March ssys:-Most Of The ps
pers for some time past have contained wnss IN the pre-
sent condition Of the msney market be consaersd
and Discount Rssk the tcst Of the "Bsck
Of Deposit" The former ooass the Earl or Devon as
chairman, while its manager is Mr. Law The latter
presents Itself 10 the puoic simply through Mr. Peter
herrsoo, m managing director eoh address the nseiyes
to parties DESTROYS Of investing money LORD Devon
ceived on ceposk Ia Il that Lord Devon and NJ Nor.
offer Eve per cent nteress FIRST rate security
people in the city be III informed gladly lend
their money at two cent? aud next what be thu
inducemert for she customers q these banks they pos
sess perfect securities 70 borrow aa rate even above i've
per cent?
Tho lnndon 7imes o lcsh Of March says -Nr. Dsrasu
dsnes tbs, his Ministry In 70 su raace,
and declares that he does not that support which
be well knows he VIII not receive, recourse will DO had 10
dissolution. Ho rs 80 well aware OF his situation that 90
careful not to meet the House OF Con- whoul hold
ing this threat over their heads
IL has been announCcu -ss nrs~or OF
Russia bas granted ccnoNssoo With peculiar p,tsesss
to joint stock oompsny, with capital OF 900 600 silver
roubles 10 be called the AMOR Company 10 stated
that their object TO encourage trace In EAserp Sbers
by factories the backs and Al tue modths OF The
rivers ard Schka and by establishing limos OF
communicated both BY sea eTs and sailing vessels along
the Russian aud Chinese coasts
Tho amount OF gold and silver specie exported IN 1856
was as folio w. - Routfss.
From the empue By the frontiers Of Europe. ss6 sl2
by the frontiers OF Asia .'..........s. ssIe 1so
From the kingdom q Poland ..,.............. 6,1T+