The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-14
) NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY JULY a. 1se7-rRpLE SHEET

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fl0oo ooO In shares OF f2O establish. via the
extensions hereafter singapore, China, Japan and
Australia The irregular and mutilated Ia which
messages commonly arrive under the existing syaem o.
rendered IL almost doubtful whether the Indian tes-
graph na dracback instad Of an advantages TO tAs
commercial pnb and all parties will hail the success
OF q new and we'll organized undertaking.
The Paris journals publish the preamble TO the bill
presented 90 the legislative body by the government
demanding complementary credits" 70 the amount Of
$4,000 Door, The expenses incurred BY the War
Minister amount 10 0Os, slf, 10 which has TO DO
added sum Of 240eO00f for the increased pay necess
tated by tho Of every article Of consumption.
and tho operation Of bringing back the troops from
Mexico having exceeded By month the period calcu-
lated upon whom the 81 budget Of 1857 vas pro-
pared, the originally handed for that purpose
about 200 oo than tie mount estimated. For the
Naval Department total Unit required 70 meet the
expenditure incurred 10 81, $50, biSf
The King Of Sweden Ia expected in Berlin In August
H4 will only remain day, and then procssd 10 PariA
Prussan ordinance has been published suspsuding
the Punishment OF the families those Inhabitants Of
Northern Sohsswg who had svaded By flight their liza
blity to military service
In tho Italian Parliament bill drawn up by the COM
mtee . counter scheme TO that brought forward By
the for the OF the ecclesiastical
property proposes the conversion OF the whole q the
property it, division into small lots and sale BY auction.
the government 70 authorized issue bonds sucieat
TO realize 400 900 lire bearing interest q the rate Of
seven per cent and redeemabls In twsntynve years.
This bill further imposes tax Of thirty per cent on co
cesascal PROPERTY and stpuates that no bishops shall
DO appointed until the number Of tho epscopase shall
have been reduced and . new crcumscription Of the
diocesses introduced.
very crowded meeting OF the members Of the
Metropolitan Trades Unions was held at Exeter Hail.
London july O. to express their horror al the crimes
committed by Broadhead and bis accompces at Shelf
field Several trade unionsts addressed the meeting
all joining in the strongest condemnation Of the offences
disclosed at the Sheffield Commission, but at the same
time protesting against the injustice committed BY
certain section Of the English press and the public who
sought 10 the general body OF trades unonsts
with the offences committed in . single town by small
knot Of conspirators
According to treaty circular the activity in the silk
market during the month Of June has gradually sub
sided. As regards European silk the stock Of raw,
well Of thrown, being very small particularly in the
superior classes prices were we'll maintained In these
descriptions some amount OF now silk has been con.
tacted for with reductions of ave per rates
existing the 3oth Of June and generally with stip
ulatOn LOT IuulCdtOu CouSumot5
consider the present high merely based the
momentary want Of stock Asiac silks, especially the
lower classes, remain neglected and holders have sub
mitted decline Of three TO six per cent The quality
and yield of the new silk expected 10 be rather
better than last year throughout Europe.
Statements lately prepared with regard to the results
of English and colonial and foreign sheep farming show
that while the production Of wool In Australia had In
creased from fifty five million pounds in 1859 to one
hundred and fourteen and half millions In 1s68-or
one hundred and eight per cent-that Of the river
Pate-where the kind Of wool Is grown, but which
practically unused in England-increased from forty
two millions to hundred and nfty-nve miiionsor
two hundred and sxtynine per cent English woollen
manufacturers present depend almost exclusively for
their supply Of fine wool upon the growth Of Australia
and the Cape, while Continental manufacturers o.
three kind according to the current value Of each
dreadful railway accident occurred Warrington,
England. A passenger train from Liverpool to Biz.
mugham and London came into collision with q coal
train The first two three passenger carriages
smashed TO pieces and 1--WE Of the passengers instantly
killed and between thirty and forty others severely
injured
BY way Of England we have news from the West Coast
Of Africa dated at Old Calabar 2sth; Cameroons 10th
Fernando Po Both Of May Bonny, ID; Benin. Sd;
Lagos 5h Acca 7h Cape Coast Castle 9Th; Cape Pal.
mas 10th; Monrovia, l2sh; Sierra Leone, 18th; and
Bathurst, 18th Of june. Al Benny and Camsroons
business was steady. At other rivers trade Was dull
Business was also DUH At Sierra Leone and Bathurst