The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-03

dars shall, before being nominated bs persons who
Russs proposes revision Of the organic statutes
Moldavs and walachis and the suppression Of the
Refused Ike Forte merely consents to restrict the
liberty of tho press within sage limits.
A. Russia demands Of tho Porte that the Russian
the event Of their being csled for BY the Patriarch
Russia proposes to tho Porte that the two powers
should enter intoa treaty offensive and defensive
Refused. Suck are the bases Of treaty, far as
agreed on, and 1t will be acted by both Sides The
There are some questions Of detail yet TO be settled
The treaty gives satisfaction at Constautiuope.
The frmness shown by Sir Strstford Canning and
General Aupick the subject Of universal euogum
Miscellaneous.
THn ADULTERY CASE IN PARm.-At the Court Of As
size, In Paris on Monday last M and Madame Caraby
and M Coetlegon brought up for trial. tho lady
and NJ Coetlegon charged with adultery and the hus
band with attempted homicide. NJ and Madame Ca
raby Americans, and the particulars Of tho case
were given in paper in March last when they oc-
CURED Alters lengthened trial, the jury returned
guilty regarded the other charge M. Csraby was
consequently immediately set at liberty and the court
adultery, each to two years imprisonment, and tho
latter to ono thousand francs flne
LATEST INrELLIoEScE'oY MpLLE. Lrrp-Jenny Lind
was absolutely married to Mr. Harris, at Norwich, on
Wednesday forenoon The bishsp Of the diocese on
cated at the nsptia ceremony, and was at the same
hour In the Hanover square Rooms assisting at tho
day hight Mde. Lind travelled by the mail train to
Dover and early next morning stepped on board tho
Ostend packet, for the continent Sir Moses
Montefore and his lady crossed by the same beat
their way to tho East Mr. Balfe received, by Thurs
days post, letter enclosing intmation from the
Swedish nightingale that she had become Mrs. Harris
on the previous morning. Miss Lind has accepted
invitation from friends Of long standing to visit
them at their country seat in Northamptonshire,
where she will remain for some days, her expected
marriage being postponed for the present. Mr.. and
Mrs Harris their way to Stockholm, where they
will spend their honeymoon, and probably the3autumn.
Jenny Lind may be expected to reappear in several
concerts In regular operas before the close of the
present season. Her pending negotiation with MIR.
Lumley for series of performances next year at tho
Haymarket Opera Is broken off the inimtable vocalist
having resolved to enter convent. We select the
foregoing authentic information from the reports Of
our most trustworthy correspondents l-London Atlas
Obituary.
Lately, at Cork, Vice Admiral Butcher. On the 7th,
at Mort, the Bishop Of Poiticrs On the 10th in Lin
colnshre, Lady Whchcote On the 10th, in Paris the
celebrated Madame Recamie On the 18th. at Chel-
tsnham, Lady de SaumareE. On the 4th at Les
Grottes Geneva Lieutenant General Alexander Mes
btt On the 10th, in London Lady Catherine Stewart
mother of the Duchess of Somerset On the 9th at
Frankfort the widow of the late A Won Rothschild,
founder Of the celebrated banking house OF that
On the 18th, in tho Isle Of Wight, Gen the Hon. Sir
Edwd. Paget, Governor Of Chelsea Hospital and Col.
of the 28th Regiment