The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-16

his renans will be laid side by side vito the bones Of tbs
Angovine Kings Naples The stay Of the royal family
nt Capodonte 10 be o. nine days DURATION aud Portct
and Casteamare spoken OF as future residences for
the summer. The young King shows strong deermin,
ton TO inhsb capital the to perh apps
assume little of life and joyous character The
war and yesterday for the first time ceased to speak
exclusively on Japan and Cochin China, and named the
several French divisions and their Operations.
The English frgate, the Centurion as an American
the Wabash now In the roads have their dsgs half m st
high ana are ing half hour, in condolenie
with the Court This pleased very much, hear, in
hien quarters. The Court mourning will last Tor SIX
mouths the ladies to be dressed wooden suGs al first,
VIII oh will be insupportsble during tue heat
Inc royal theatres TO be cosed for twelve days,
and this order Ia sadly grunbled at as government &C
CORDS no Indemnity to the essees OF the various houses
From the provinces the reports not satisfactory;
the third levy, which being actively proceeded with,
Injuries the lsndoodes by taxing away their youngest
and most active hands at tnetr busiest time.
Altogether, | should that the town Is euky and
oisbearteDed; but not without hope tor the future
especially the Western Powers lose time 10 sending
ther representatives to strike whilst the iron is hot
From the London Post, May 81
Francis the Seconds drst public Communication ais
pectapt subjects II as foliows:-
FRANCIS sf s,..e Of sss Sns Of ss kas'm of The
Consequence Of the ls~eu.be demise OF august and
Us to occuo' the throee of our august ancestors With
us and m pore h. IN Hs lie may deso 10 acc d a,
special sss-De snd constant aid to ensble 10 u 81 tbs
heavy and difficult ipssmuch succeed - great ans
Ps s ny 9
the srm o. To, Omopotent we shsn o. able 70
gon, the laws the right aud dist,
Of Sss s1d hs Of The sse 10 order tos
moss beloved subjects may be assured and desirag that the
course and rapsscn OF public ssrs he not tenpora
ry retarded have resolved decree and do decree
Ar l. Alive authorities Of our spgdom OF the Two Settles
remain In the exercise of their iuoc,ons a..
Council of Mnsers al the siSser. sd Secretaries Of safe
the Charge por,eeue the occs of Foreiso
Lieutenant scy charged with the exeoan Of tss pre-
FrRpsAsDo TRoYA Secretary of State Presideai OF the
Council Ministers
O,sERrA May % 1859
We learn, might be expected, that this precious
ample OF empty bombast has produced feeling Of indg
patton smoogs, the inhabitants Of the city of Naples,
which was anticipated on tue part Of the government by
sbi beng placed wherever the proclamation posted
up IN order to arrest indignant Neapotsn who might
think OF tearing down. Francis II. tells his people
simply that he has succeeded the throae Of Ferdinand
H., and confirms his policy by retaining all his public
servants.
The spirit Of the Instructions Transmitted to the Court
OF Naples by the ENJOYS seri BY France and Sardinia
follows
They declare the death o. King Ferdinand H.
renders possible the re of friendly relations be
The condition reconciliation is as matter
OF the abandoumen, of the policy Of the King
The Representatives Of France and sardinis will make
Interests Of The knscom Of naples being present lime
To n be- be well for him
The two not reject counter propositions
but TO refer them to their respective Cabinets
The Emperor of French WILL ii is said conduct this
negotiation himself, direct from MS Headquarters
Miscellaneous Foreign Items.
The London N1s Of the 9TH of May says-rhe alliance
which has somehow been effected bet Lord Derby
the Pope has naturally excited ocy aud
Indignation, but good deaf curiosity People want TO
know The means that have been poyed bring such
sworn foes together and the precise nature Of the
~ ats HATH fhorp
scarcely regard the union the offspring
more tolerant principles resh triumph for the cause
OF civil and religious liberty. Even the coarty " that
hopeth all hlngs cannot believe that the irritable Pro-
estani Premier and the Roman Cardinal have
shaken bands 30 cordially simply in obedience the
gospel MAXIM which enJons Us to love our enemies
The London ObSe7rT says:-It was announced short
time since that arrangements progress for holding
Great Exhibition Of the Fine and Industrial 10 1861
The opinion OF many of the principal of The
metopohs and OF the country was taken tue propriey
OF holding the Exhibition The feeling among those who
were tue principal exhibitors in 1851 gen rally against
the PROPOSE where opposed the scheme
ve. large amount Of apathy manifested on the sub
jecs The "reminiscences Of the display 1851 were by
nc means agreeable 10 many who then exhibitors
and they evnced very natural dread of ebarkinc in an
undertaking OF amilar character Il has been decided
that further steps he taken towards carving out the
proposed Exhibition Of 1861.
The LONDON Times of the 2sth has the following in its
CITY aftioieA correspondent complains that up this
date there has been notice q dividend
OF MeesTs Eyde, HODGE Co. in the Honduras trade,
who SUSPENDED earlv August last year. although at the
time was stated there would be sufficient pay all par
ties EOS in the pound. The liabilities than
f3o0 600, aud remarked as strange that an estate
protesting al first TO be able pay every full TO that
extent should not have distributed single sixpence
lapse Of nine months. If any money the inspec-
tors berds consideration should be shown the large
BODY Of creditors by distributing 1t withoa, decay.
The Liverpool Times, of the 2Sh of May says:-we un.
dersand that he purchase of the eight of the
European and American Steam Company, by Mr. Thomas
Howard, Manchester, was comp eted the Goth, the
money about f220 OOO beng paid AID the ships trans
Mr. HoU I'd
by Mr. 0rTei Lever, p for the Galway liue There is
arumor that the new proprietor OF this fine feet intends
to nder for the convey Of the Australian mails via
Panama,
The political situation 10 Belgium has OF late become
unusually complicated The Senate having rejected the
principal ensctme hts OF the bill relative TO charitable es
tablisbnents voet by the Chamber OF Representatives
Krg Leopold Ends himself placed under the necessity
either OF dssolvng toe Senate which ia elective Bel
GUM or OF changing bis ministry. cabinet council was
held ut Laesen on May 49, the King presiding but the
suit is rot known.
The last accounts Of the health OF the Kingo Sweden
far from favorable His Maesty had mad an attack
OF lever, which, IN his present state, terminate
fatally.
Since the Crmean the Emperor Of Russia has had
several OF bis officers of both services resident in England
They IRE mostly young gentlemen well acquainted with
the modern languages. Their instructions to keep
waichfu eye OF the progress of military and science
10 ADDITION TO that hogever they been desired
to make minute nqures relative means 10 use on
The coast OF the British islands to life from shpwreck
With the view practicable 10 introduce some such svs
assistance aas Of course afforded the Russian oc rs
by the Royal National eboat Instituton On report
Of these officers the Grand Duke Constantine az High Ad
niral Of Russia decided 10 have built in Enaud re
boats ana two transporting carriages the suc
cessfuly adopted by the abovenarned institution
Liverpool merchant has addressed TO Mr. Sarnue
Whbfead, n p, letter on the subject Of unpublished
crueies 90 the high aess The letter is pubshed the
form Of pamphle, By Mr. Rdgway The subject deseryes
serious attention The majority OF the cruelty on
shpboard which beng constantly reported in the
newspapers occur on The high and accordance
with international law, tire authorities at the port
where foreign vessel arrives, entrely powaress
10 punish any CRIME that may have committed
Outing the voyage Doubtless, among TIE English
vessels that arrive at New York and New Orleans
there are those wherein the life health Of
sopge POOR SAVIOR bag been endangered. and in ouch
instances the American authorities take no
steps 10 bring The offender before q Of Justice.
Certainly the converse holds true and American shps
constantly 6schargng at the port Of Liver pool men VINO
must 20 al once TO the hospital and who no legal
protection whatsoever 1t seems that between June 1857
and June 1858, 1876 men injured in ships
ON the high and taken TO the Liverpool hospital and
thai between June and December last there were So As
to-