The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-25

home, but unfortunately the boat was capazed by
heavy sea ana all board pershed When the Russian
officers heard of this disaster they made collection
among themselves and their crews amounting to 4S4
francs which they left with the Russian Consul Tor dist
button among the families OF the three unfortunate men
who had persisted.
The Minister Of Justice lately made his report crime
the Aaieur The Minister took this occasion to make
some instructive contrasts between in France aud
crime IN England ia the Of which the Lord Chan
Bailey.
DR. de Petra Santa physician to the Emperor Napoleon
has been charged by Minister Of Algeria with ape
Gal mission to Agers study the influence Of that ou
mate In affections OF the lungs.
The municipality Of IIovrc has sold 1888 square metres
OF the ground occupied by the Notifications which have
been demolished, and the sum realized Is 202l 64Ofr
Buin's photographic sheet (Paris gives the following
curious letter as having been addressed the Emperor
Napoleon. It detained at the Once for Examining
Petitions to his Majesty
sure Being The possessor Of small property in the Beau
"Wednesday Christmas my wife hapas en made 90
ssSas e
s saa 'TS sp rssf
passed through the mind Of eldest and he ssM "Fa
sas i 's Ss e
cured You that trng pleasure 1--WE Of them sis
an AN ss s ass s s
This letter was followed by second: in which r Boil
mont prayed that bis eldest son Che who had conceived
service II Is not stated whether his Majesty has approx
ed the soup or exempted the sou.
The International Custom House at CulOZ, the
frontier OF France aud Savoy was to be opened the LIST
of November
The catchers the neghborood Of Antwerp have
been unusually successful this In the field OF
aimers, at Hove, many as 100 arks neted
the 2Cth ult
A Spanish paper, La IBERIA, publishes prophecy 10
the effect that Ireland will be delivered by ODonne-
red haired man of small stature, with natural sign
his arm. "He will start from spain and vanqush the
English in a terrible battle south OF Ireland"
MIR. Blanchard Ierrold has returned to London from
he hpan nctiv civ nnun in
making inquiries into the constitution and influence
OF the Conseils dc Prud'hommes-a tribunal
| elected from their respective bodies, to settle
| disputes between them. Mr.. .errolds object is to
relate his experiences in the French capital to the English
public, with view to show how far similar institutions
might be adopted with advantage in the latter country,
questions which often provoke serious disagrcemens
between the workman and his employer. From the ma
expect some important and valuable information regard.
/ ing the working classes Of France
The returns from the Board of Trade show decrease
Of f46 ol3 in the value OF British exports to the Austria
liam colonies during the nine months ondug September
80, compared with the period for 1853, when tho
amount reached E5 030717 while the declared value of
enumerated articles for the same period Of this year is
only "a ,s04.
most extraordinary fatality attends the Alexandria
and Constantinope submarine cable Mr.. Newall, who
has arrived in London, again failed in laying the link
OF cable which wanting to connect Alexandria with
Constaninope. 1t appears he succeeded in laying the
cable from Gambia to within about 20 miles from Alexan-
dra, the deepest water having all been passed over,
when flaw of insulation discovered, which compelled
him to stop paying out The flaw was about 20 miles
from the ship, and when the cable was picked up to
within about three miles Of ii, it parted in about 800
| fathoms OF water,
The Registrar General has issued his quarterly return OF
the marriages, births and dea his registered England
during the last quarter This comprises the births
and deaths registered by 297 registrars in all dis
on September &c. 1859; and the marriages in 1887
churches chapels, about 4 1853 registered places of
and 6i superintendent registrars Offices in the quarter
that ended June &c. 1859 900 married in the
quarter that ended on June 49, in excess Of the
last year The marriage rate 17l2 the average OF
the quarter being 1893 The births Of 1881 children
were registered in the quarter that ended Sept 80.
The number 10 1862 in of the births Of the
pondng quarter Of last year The birth rate in the quar-
ter 1877, the average being g. 246. 1922 was the
Of the number of births the number Deaths
and that therefore, the natural of the popu
aion OF England and Wales in 90 days. an average
6s5 added to the population daily the probable
daily increase Of the population of the United Kingdom
supply 347 daily Of the age Of 90 1o4 $3.50 persons
died in the last quarter This number 6079 in
Of the deaths in the quarter Of last
the average the in that average being due
| to the epdemics Of cholera.
Ere discovered on the afternoon of the 23d of Oc
ober in the central pavilion Of the royal bonding ware
houses at antwerp An alarm was Immediately given,
but IN spite Of all efforts the part Of the building where
the fire originated and all its contents totally
stroyed A Brussels letter Of the following day states
that the fire broke out second time in Of the WINGS
and that the Brussels remen had gone of by express
train to assist in extinguishing it,
The Antwerp journals state that the weather has been
very severe flakes OF snow having fallen and there hav
ing been wind, rain and cold
The Cologne Gazette states that fire broke out some
weeks back at Husnee, In Bohemia, the birthplace OF
John Huss In about an hour thirty two houses de-
stroyed and among them the house In which the great
reformer was born Fifty five families have lost all they
| possessed.
The Prese Of Vienna says-During the two months Of
M Hubners administration no journal Of any importance
in Austria received warning This fact imposes on US
the duty Of expressing sincere regret at his retire.
| mcnt.
The Milan Gazette quotes letter from Mautua of tina
18th uimo stating that there but Austrian troops
there most OF them having marched the frontier of Ro-
| magma.
The Governor Of Lombardy has issued decree reUu
ang the intercourse of boats and vessels the Lake OF
Garda with the Lombard bank in as regards the
| venue.
| Milan letter in the Nord says.-The famous Iron
Crown Is lost to Lomaardy, Austria having it ques
ton of dignity We regret that the Conference yielded on
the pon not SO much for the motives of municipal vanity
associated with this external symbol the past
OF Lombardy as for the political significance of the refusal
| on the part of Austria
the evening" splendid boreais was seen in the
northwest the whole sky from the horizon the zenith
nearly being rradated with rich purple tint was of
short Duration and was much obscured by dark heavy
clouds rising up from the westsouthwcst, from which
| direction the wind blew.
The Malta Times says the grange crops notvithsand
ing the retarded rains promise to be most abundant and
the fruit OF very superior size and description.
The st. Petersburg papers state that line Of railway ia
ABOUT 10 De ad between Europe and India traversing the
| Russian possessions
pars letter IN the Nord of Brussels says-The sum
OF LOO millions which France is to advance to Piedmont is
not GIT but loan In addition to the amount of the
debt there was difference between the aCbnes of Wen
ma and Turin as to the mode Of payment Austria de-
manning in ready money the capital Of tho debt while
Iiedmon from variety Of reasons would only nav the
interest France has therefore settled the dfcuty and
brought the negotiations to end by paying to Austria
100 millions on the totaF sum due to her by Piedmont
The latter In her turn will pay France the interest ac
| crung to the capital of that portion of the debt
Accommodation from Paris in the Courier du H1y-e
states that the difficulties attendant the organization OF
the principal clerks OF the agents de change
appear to increase the time approaches for CARRYING
the proposed plan into operation Five six of the prin
cpa had agreed 70 become assessors but when
the time came for discussing the conditions
they could not come TO understanding and withdrew
The Emperor Napoleon has sent sum of 500 francs IN
the Project Of Gronde for the benefit Of sailor nanaad