The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-17

ed into the dominions Of the Porte This contingency
has not escaped the notice Of the Turks they have
selves the Ottoman Empire peculiarly interested In
this struggles and 1t is easy to perceive motives
to her ancient policy Of siding with the malcon-
tents OF Hungary The Austrians we're, the Rus
gary, in the hands Of Zassolya, q Ragotsky,
or any other pretender supported by Turkey becomes
the most eec ual barrier Of her European domnions
aud. the other hand Hungary subdued by the arms
OF Russia and held in by Russian gsrrsons,
converted from friendly or neutral state into per-
intervention Of Russia in Hungary might be said to
tabsb cause Of war Moreover, the Servian popula-
the Macy ars are viewed with disrus at Constantine
pie from their close connection with the head OF the
Greek church ard the influence acquired over them
by the Ban Of Croatia is felt within the Turkish from
tier From tradition, from policy, and from instinct
Porte in this war Srs with the and the
Porte might become as Of old by fur their most efficient
Denmark and tho Duchies
We have received accounts from Hamburg to the
Slst ult Frem the B0rsen Halle of that date 1t appears
portion retired beyond the line of demarcaton Trade
had begun to revive; and the blockade 1t was conf
IDENTIFY stated would be raised about the 9th 10TH
Several vessels had already arrived with cargoes
The Danube PrincipslItics.
The .ang,me'ne Zeitung publishes the following State
OF the Danube Prlncpalties as agreed upon between
the Sovereign and the Protecting Powers-namey,
Turkey ard Russia. 1t is dated Dschemastel Ahir
The " Senedn consists of seven articles II is as
Imperial Hghnesso the Emperor and Autocra, Of
Russia the Emperor Padisclah Of the osmans.
palies and Waacia and fudment q their
on sS 81 thu
recent IN these Provinces but more especially
dnsIy ecen MEASURES to defend the rights and p
vese eo,e.ded TO tn, well against and
which lanes the action Of the laws and depr,s the
ts Russia aud the Porte In sonsiders
ton whereof the following has been decided between
ILs Iopedars Of MGlday. and wanehi, shall DO no
I nSs %O.' yGsy ,, renal, IN
saving such as shall ss Deemed
s,sSa4, . s i Ss
Of he having given rise to the most
when nsy shall DO r-epsnea. Nsanvh they shall Be
placed BY pas composed Of bo,acd. ard memSr % the
shah be occupied chiefly fixing and regulating tho taxes
81 Two revising shall look the resnla-
Necessary to them 7Ie asor Of tie shall b.
& @ s S the s " %
principaItes ,ian occupied by army 5000
the i,onsrs s. soon there ,h.li b spprhs.:iSn
s sSs ssSnns to sSsn Of the Tho
si. then HsHs S1s hey sa spcsI,ios ' e:
ss IL sa ss BE- Ssua sr
to spp5r,ny tses and public ssssy ~
shall assist the two hospodars with their councils.
The duration Of the treaty fixed for the term
Of seven year,. .,,o. A.,
tuisiens q two soaIt: eseens and Val.
achia the treaty Of Adranopc which remain in
The above has been oacally acknowledged and adopt
ed by the Sultan
The .9mi de Ia Constitution Of Berne Of tho Goth inst,
announces that the federal council had called out 81
frontier under the command OF Gen Dufour They
are to be formed into three divisions, and Colonel Zim
der. had Se as osSardeS to the anon and the dat
convoked at Berne for the 3lst Of July Two dele
gates from the Of the Imperial troops at
Constance had arrived at Rerne to negotiate with the
federal council respecting the Of the essans
ut Bungen The utmost irritation prevailed along the
hontier bordering on the duchy Of Baden A Zurich
chasseur had been fired upon by the Prussian troops
on the Swiss territory, and wounded In the arm; his
horse, pierced with several bullets, had been killed
TIE PROCLAMATION OF THE POPE.
There Is no intelligence from Rome Of the oath ut
Of the least Importance. The Pope il thought will
not return TO his dominons this sntumn Most Of tho
deputies we're leaving Rome for Civts vecchia Carl
bsdi was approaching the Pontidsa States with the
The Pope has issued from Gseta the following pro-
clamstion -
Plus II, TO ms BELOVED SUBJECTS.
si.s,ISsy and i?ps b.: ss,Ssa ,ss S.;asIs !.
foot, public which was st,aoiss and restoring
right, the loy See and Of sovereignty Glory 70 Cod
B,s,,s s mid: q rs II.
@ e; SS
& sS ssy a,, .ss 'S Us ono. sn1 in b,
with the carne, essrs to cancellation and with
The ss,s 70 use a. our ene,ss. 70, your true a.;
you. eonscng loyal subjects who while
s :. n DO 20 :s Ts sa, rs. sS
Lnesnee the Sovereign Pontn 90 necessary TO tho casho
In Il. meanwhile. in order TO rsors.n.e public affairs,
spd ssi.ted BY ministry will regulate the govern
Wsnpsrs with the fsryor tina. the bls.s
.s Of ss LsTS %i YS .s
forfeited b. biz may reader themselves worthy 0fby
Given a, OasIa July II, isa9. Prvs TX.
A letter from Trieste, dated the 22d ult, says
Venice holds cut ttill The Austrans are mot nov
Not a ,bot has been fired during the last week The
cess,ion 10 supposed to be owing to the determination
Of Rsdetzky to attempt new mode OF attack. lie Is
at Mesre he getting strong howitzer batteries
constructed at Jurno which are Intended to lombard
shall have performed their ONCE Of destruction for
days be will sad attempt take the city By assault
Suassan IL b Ss,ors and .o
blockade The Venetian squadron does not stir
Meat aud wine almost pletey wanting at Venice
Bread Is scarce and ofvery bad quality Ins few days
the town will endure the fret attacks Of famine Nann
loscs every day his the COMMITTEES Of Defence
Here (as some time back at Rome) the committee 10
formed 81 strangers who only desire resistance. They
just ordered IN the dtsperstd various
places in the peehborhsod amongst tho island. Of tho
ascons BY this change the national Guard naturally
mere anxious than any others about the preservation
Of the city u excluded from the place which IL
called on TO defend. Heaven only knows how all this
will end, but great misfortunes are anticipated.
Sardinia.
AusTRO-riEDMOSr TREATY.
The Austro- Piedmont treaty IL not yet settled nor,
from app,urancss, Is likely to be at present " at all
We have before alluded to counter-project proposed
by the Court q ufn suggesting some atoms
tie sccptance by the latter Of such notifications
far respected the reduction Il the indemnity money
from 60 90 Ctuf te rs OtoCOof III. government Of
Iisdmcnt. however further insists upon am
nesty being granted TO the Lsmbsrds the Nepetans.
and TO the Inhabitants OF Parma and Placenta which
Austria persmpttrily refuses to comply with Both
parties have eSpresed their determination TO make
concession and. IL IL said, that under the crcum-
ssrcinia has demanded the support Of France
Inseressips from Portugal.
TRoUBrrs IN TnE QUEENS cABNEr-TBE ppoRABIK
ovbn1BRow OF cusTA CABRAL-DEATu or rHK