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

The average exchange being % lire To the pound
STERLING the total exports % sardsia TO Austria may oe
roughly tmsted AZ E2 600 DOC $50 00o0) per anDun
atd will be seen that the tade rapidly and steadily
banded 10 the five years ending 1856.
The apprehension that blockades viii be enforced at
various foreign ports during the war; the Norfolk
(Epg Chronit, has already begun operate upon the
prospects OF the herring fishery many
cned to have fewer boats than they contemplated before
the outbreak Of hostilies.
The Paris correspondent Of the Manchester Guardian
writing on the 18th Of May says:-M About is reported
to be PANIED hsorograpber to the French army in Italy,
at the came moment when be publishes a book upon
Rome and upon the Pope that makes the whole Catholic
world r,re in arms. THIS be ony sop 10 Cerberus
IN the shape Of the Revoutonsts and may be sign that
no real harm VIII be done TO Plus TX The way 10 which
Lous Napoleon has been anght and need round by the
Jesuit party here would make hard to suppose he could
venture upon anything material against Rome.
The ocal OF Copep hagen Of the 22d Nav pub
lsbs in the name OF the Mnis,er of Foreign Affairs
declaration OF the neutrality OF Denmark in the present
war. The minsier recommends Dsrish ship and
captains Of vessels strictly to adhere to the rules laid
down. AIDING that IN case OF the government
do nothing for them.
The batteries for the defence Of the mouth OF the
Type bsve been begun nenooh under the direction
OF Colone RoheIton of the English Engineers Tpree
guns will be placed At the front OF the Castle yard
one in the corner and two in the south 'front.' large
gun will be placed on thu north SIDE commanding the
Long sance The eune will be 90 Founders, and If posi-
Bile, they will be Armsuong's rife guns CHords Fort
anticipated that, it pc possibly done the
TJDemouth Volunteer Rife and Artillery Corps will be
creased with those guns
The Malta Time. ssys:-we learn from England that
hundred heavy guns aud hundred thousand shot and
shell coming out Tor the further a mAment of this
island Great changes IN the works expe tied 10 be
made by The coDmissoners-Coi Owen, Royal Engneers,
and Col LEROY Royal A. tlerywno at present here
examining the iorthcatons. We understand that what
Improvements they suggest 10 be carried out I'M
dBtey without reference TO home Fioriana Already
being armed with heavy gunt with the exception Of The
Crown and Horn works, which boto considered
trey useless, being commanded by the surrounding
beiRhts
The Madrid journals OF the 18th OF May state that the
English repairing strengthening the fortdcat
st Gibraltar and aiming batteries aso that troops heavy
guns and large stores are being collected there Inc Is
tand IN giving this news excaims, Gbraitsri There is
veYtabe Spaniard who loves the glory and dignity Of
his country who does thrill with emotion at the de. of
seeing this rock in the hands Of Foreigners and the Dis
era ely the government ~ aban
don the idea" Of exchanging Ceuta for it.
The French papers relate the followng--A corporal
jumped into hackney coach the BJulevards. Woere
tor sad the coschnln. 40 glory the answer
The coachman scratched bis head and looked puzzled.
"Ass that you are" said the Of Mars, "don't GU
know the Lyons railway station2'
s remarked that the sentinels of the different posts
Paris, occupied by troops carry their knapsacks.
This generally done IN time OF and the object Of It
70 accnstom soldiers to carry their arms and baggage
The Brussels Independence contains the following CON-
munication from Frankors-
The Eng ish government addressed circulars TO III
representatives q. the small German courts Frank
fort in which il disc0untenaDces all aRg essve
aesinst France. This dispatch read Count
",
accredited also TO Brunswick, went that city TO bring
the circular to the knowledge Of the ducs government
The Independence Of Brussels snys that when the Duke
de Chares was asked by OF friends whether he
intended to make the campaign with the Piefmontese
army, be reped"I am here TO learn the profession
have nothing 10 do with the con
ceaied objects Of the war am serving brave army
under constitutional King WHO has always shown knd
feeling towards my family shall fight 81 lie by side with
the soldiers OF France and tina: quite enough for
knov.o
The London Ne,os remapks-The officers OF Der Majes
TVS ship Orion while stationed at Genoa I'd an oppo tu
nifty of seeing the French srmy handsome so 600 men-
and they much struck with the admirable arrange
Everything done without confusion and with
expedition that appeared almost miraculous. For
instance, the GIande 6retagpe arrived at A. NJ with
5000 soldiers; they aLded and the vessel at sea
proceeding for another freight NJ In four hours
the vessel had entered the port landed 5000 men, aud
was on her return VOYAGE ana this done with the utmost
system and regularity.
The embafkmn Of the Zouaves Marseiles gave rise
to rather curious incident. Al the the batta
lion ding of 10 board the Colonel advanced 10
wards very young Zousve, and taking him by ARM
informed him that be must go further. The Colonel
had recognized IN this person young woman, who, dis
guised in uniform hoped to pany Zouave the
field of battle The Colonel thought proper oppose this
act Of self devotedress.