The Press.
London, England, 1853-09-10 00:00:00

BELGIUM.

The Brussels Moniteur announces the intention of
publishing every five days the list of the imports and
exports of corn and flour in such a manner as to
show• the situation of commercial operations.
GERMANY.

Lieutenant Schwartz, the commander of the Aus-
trian brig nisaro, who has become notorious b• the

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ITALY.

Kossta affair, has been promoted to the rank of cap.
tain, his t;twernment declaring themselves thoroughly
tiatistied with his conduct.
A great many natives of the Tyrol, who have b
come converts to Protestantism &timid. have, on their
return to their own country, peti Witted for the huh
genat. The local authorities forwarded the petitions
to the Government, which rejected them.
The Emperor of Austria has nominated the Duke
Maximilian of Bavaria. father of his future bride,
colonel of an Austrian regiment.
The Piedmontese journals state that Count
pony, the Austrian Ambassador, bad just quitted
Turin on unlimited leave of absence.
Commercial men in Vienna are firmly of opinion
that the GOVC.llllllent comemplates a new foreign
loan.
Public interest in Prussia is divided between the
approaching military manouvres and the Kirehentag
which will succeed them. The first will be attended
by a great number of foreign officers, among whom
will be his Itiyal Highness the Duke of Cambridge,
Lord HaMinge, Lord ltaglan, Colonel Bloomfield,
and several other officers of the English army. The
committee for arranging the Kirchentag find that
their visitors will, in all probability, be so numerous
that the 1,54)0 dialer; voted by the Berlin town coun-
cil will not suffice to cover all their expenses, and
they have applied to the Cultus Ministerium for a
grant of a similar sum. Many of the most talented
preachers of Germany will officiate every day during
the period of the Kirekentag, and the limit Chor will
lend its aid in the celebration of Liturgische .4n-
dachten, or chorolturgicul services.
The Prussian Government has admonished the
Gazette de Foam for several articles exciting to hatred
of Russia. .

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The College of Rural i•:conoiu has made a favour-
able report of the harvest in Prussia.
The deaths in Berlin in consequence of the lo•at
have amounted to twenty in the day.
The Aso lodation hokrale of Belgium is negotia
Ling for the purchase of some extensive zinc-mines in
Silesia. _ . .

The Gazette of Camel affirms that 490ininereial
negotiations; have been resumed between France and
the Zollven.iii.

The King of Naples has deter►uinedl to form a
camp for mauu•uvres to last fifteen days, einatisenehig
on Sept. 111.
Twenty-two sentences of death inor been pro-
nounced in the Neapolitan Crim►nal Conti against
absent persons. who are condemned hi ru►►tuuu►cia►w
fi►r the part they took in the revolutions!) movement
of May 15►, 1,41 m.
An attempt has been made in Ravenna to assas-
sinate the Legate, but fin innately without success.
The Comfaloniere of Forli has been threatened by
the populace on account of the high price of bread.
He has taken flight into Tuscany.

The Venice official Gazette contradicts certain ru-
mours which have gone abroad respecting the har-
vest, and announces the atrial at Venice of so large
•a quantity of corn that the authorities are at a loss
where to stow it.
Numerous arrests were effected in Bologna on the
:10th ult. Among the persons were two advocates
and one priest.