The New York herald., 1862-04-09
NEW HERALD WEDNESDAY g. lse2-rRIpLE SHEET

where the director OF the public stores has found
Of hs sSs sas o supply S s IN
revival OF trade al Lyons has caused extraordinary
rise in the price OF French raw silk ~ Aubsnas, In
which Italian and Turkish silk participated Fine spun
silk was sold at Jsyeuse at from osf TO 6s and inferior
at 54f 62 Thanks orders received from The
factories Of s Ardece are provided s0iA employment for
mdnkhs 10 come.
letter from Lyons Of tn. 10th inst. says that, al
though trade In that town II not brsk a. was the
preceding week. the state OF affairs stll very good
Prom the IN to the 10Th Of March there 26 bales
oil SIX weighing 207 070 kogsmmes, purchased by The
manufacturers. Among the articles in demand, black
utesrng for England holds the first place Large orders
sauaes and silks for furniture tn. number Of frames a
work are not less than from 80 600 TO 10000
NapoleOn's Reception OF the Legislature.
HIS SPEECH IN REPLY TO THEIR ANSWER TO HIS
ADDRESS.
The Paris Honiteur OF March "a publishes full account
Of the reception OF the deputaion Of the legislative
body present Emperor the address volsd b. il
IN reply to tho speech pronounced by his Majesty on the
The dsputatiOn was received in tho throne room at
hall. past two p N.
The President and members OF the committee Of tho
legislative body headed the deputaton.
The Emperor, seated the throne. had his right
and left his Imperial Hghnsss Monsegneur Prince Napo
@ ns &
GERS OF the crown tho officers OF the Empercr house
hold, and the officers Of the household Of bis Imperial
Hghness Monssgneur the Prince Napoleon the Ministers
and members OF tho Prvy Council, tbs MarshalS and
Admrals present at Paris &c
The President Of the legislative body then read the
address. to which his Majesty replied as follows-
MONSIEUR LE PnRsIDEST-The adhesion OF tho Corps
LeRislat s the more valuable to me as the discussion Of
the address Offers spectacle worthy OF attention. AS
unhappily, ezteme opinions are most aoard to dipIay
hemseIes, and respect for the liberty Of spesch
silence for tacit acquescenc But the vote Of tho ad
dress soon dispersed all those clouds put matters In
is that reccive to day with real satisfaction this new
proof Of the sentiments of the Corps Legslat Yet al
low mo to say 50. too much emotion was displayed at
the simple announcement OF certain financial measures
system only be fully appreciated when complete.
That which proposed to you contains an increase and
at the same time reduction Of taxes for
traordnay works which may bs developed restricted
This question WILL however, be discussed by common
sSreemens; ana 90 not doubt tna wl.a I'm the spirit o.
the Budget and the Council OF State will act In to
bring about solution In conformity with the wishes Of
therefore to be my interpreter and express to your col
leagues my gratitude for their concurrence. which
no desire to separate myself too soon from Chamber
whose enlightenment and patriotism afford to the
try all the guarantees which it can desire.
Garibaldi to the Priests OF Italy.
Tho Diro Of Turin publishes the following address Of
Garibaldi to the priesthood
TO THE ITALIAN PRIESTS.
GENOA, March IL, 1852.
shall not speak OF faults. When speak to crowds
IL without sin the first stone" Harmony therefore,
between rs II you wish it, but act we'll; hitherto you
have acted III. You have made Rome den OF wild beasts
thirsting for the destruction Of Italy. am unhappy
convinced that cannot tho cardinals from per
don but do it if you Moreover, cry to the fou.
winds OF heaven that you will have com
panonship with the wicked. that you Italians,
that you will a, least initiate the priesthood OF Hungary,
Of Poland Of Greece Of China, Of the savages Of Amer
ca where the priest does not deny cradle his
tions his fellow citizens. but combats together with
them for the independence Of their country Let the Italian
priest launch forth from the pulpit the sacred words Of
the redemption Of the country and OF tho damDaon Of
tho Vatican. He will then have in the first place the
entire appreciation Of his conscience and secondly
the appreciation and gratitude Of millions Of men. Re-
vve tie ancient Christianity which proclams self denial
mutual forgiveness and the holy doctrine Of the equality
Of men. 1t is these conditions that receive
you as brethren. q. GARlBAlD
The Monster Iron Fleet OF France.
Paris (March 22) correspondence Of London Timesl
The following is enumeration Of the ron-cased
shps which the Minister Of Marine has at his command
and which might proceed to on the receipt Of a de-
Four rgaes each nine hundred horse power, carry
ing from trtyo TO forty guns, with crew OF iyo
hundred and seventy men
carrying fourteen guns tho corvette 10 one hundred and
!. .ty horse power.
The iron cassd frgates Magenta and sofsrno might if
be prepared for sea within three months they
each Of thousand horse power; they carry fty
two guns and crew OF six hundred men.
The Prince Imperial figate Of equal force is not so
far advanced II ia not expected that she will be ready
for sea before the end OF the year.
There likewise the stocks In the various ports Of
France ten ironcased frigates Of thousand horse
power each carrying thirty eight guns and Of five
hundred and seventy men, and likewise six ironcased
corvees Of ono hundred and nifty horse power carrying
fourteen guns ana two hundred and fifty men In
Of necessity all these might Be formed into limo OF battle
within eight months.
There IS likewise the Pongeur, whose special quality
is TO sink an cnemys Ship and which ID armed for that
purpose with wroughtron spur.
And finally thero are sixty gunboats covered with an
iron mask These boats which draw very little water,
are intended TO cover descent on an enemys coast and
TO protect the French coast.