The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-30
England or Lord Palmerston. This document,
which is very lengthy, is signed, "The Spanish

England or Lord Pamerston. This document,
which Is very lengthy, is signed, "The Spanish
| Monarchists.
| Let the reader Judge. Count Kutaison owes the
| Russian government sos, 922 roubIes Not heinz
able to pay, the Senate ordered the seizure of his
serfs in Tamboy, which are announced for sale on
the 18th October, at Iamboy TO the number Of
3,702 men, women and children.
matrimonial alliance is defnitveIy fixed to
take place between the Crown Prince of Sweden
and the Princess Louisa, eldest daughter of his
Royal Hlgness Prince Frederick of the Neither
lands. The marriage will take place early in the
ensuing year.
The experience of recent traveller in Russia,
and that of military man, Mr.. Atkinson, is
against any undue apprehension of the military
power of that country; for although their army APP
pears colossal, amounting TO l,006,0O0 men, he
estimates that ISL 900 men could not be brought
nto the field. The sick and invads constitute
ll3,000; the establishment of the Gar takes
$4,000, and servants, NC, amount to $4,000.
Then the troops on regular ordinary service and
not available for foreign war, amount to 472 900.
The Paris papers state that there are in that city
SO 625 widows, and in the environs TO- 43; and that
there amongst them 427 humbacked, 81 one
eyed, and some scores blind.
The daughter of the Queen of Sweden, who is
about 10 marry Louis Napoleon, has dOwry of
C., 000, 600 sterling.
Prussia has given large orders recently for mus
ket, swords, &c.
Preparations are in progress for reinforcing, IN
case of need, the army IN Italy from the army Vi
the Alps.
The tide of emigration still presses forward from
the interior OF Ireland.
The French budget for 1850 comprises charge
of rs G63, 6ll frencs for the French navy. The
following is statement OF the strength II is In
tended TO maintain Eight ships OF the line, car
ryng altogether $40 guns nine rlgates. mounting
4l6 seventeen corvettes, mounting 36i twenty
two brigs, with $50 guls seventeen transports Qn-
Guiding hospte and stationary vessels), represent
ing 10, l46 tons; and eighteen light vessels All
these are sailing vessels. The steam navy is to
comprise nine frgates, averaging 40 horse power
EACH or total OF $500 eleven corvettes, of 2 260
horse power; and thirty-four av,sos. of 1,470 do.
Commissioned in haibor there are to be, of sasg
vessels, 10 ships, IL irigates, and corvettes and
OF steamers, II fngates of $50 horse power, cor
vettes of 1000, aud Is arisos of 2060. The total
comprehends POS vessels of war, manned by 2j,927
sailors.
Several bands of feeks, who have taken refuge
in the Turkish territory, have lately made their
appearance on The northern frontiers and the fron-
tiers OF continental Greece. The famous Meven-
dit, of Patras notorlety, and also Caamata,
Tassos, and other chiefs of brigands, are said to
be at the head OF them.
On the 10th of October Queen Isabella will
attain her nineteenth year; grand ball will be
| given on the occasion.
| The Duke and Duchess de Bordeaux, and the
Duchess dAugouleme have arrived at Frohsdorif
letter from Dresden of the 2}d ult. states that
Count de PallavicinI had arrived, Envoy EX-
traordnary OF the King Of Sardinia, with the
tsnnon OF demanding princess OF Saxony In mar
rage for the Duke OF Genoa, brother TO the King
The rumor at the Bourse that Austria had moved
troops towards Servla with hostile views, aud that
the French government had resolved upon moving
troops towards the PIedmontese frontier, had an
uniavorabe effect on the funds.
The Minister Tanols was carried in chains
10 the prison of Newgebande, where Baron Te-
rengi, President of the Board of Magnates, is also
confined.
Mr.. Schwab. the principal rabbi of the Jewish
community, has been sentenced TO SIX years,
close confinement, for having preached political
sermon.
A young Siciian, named Joseph Almanac, who,
some twelve months ago, quilted his native shores
to seek his fortune IN mia, and having there
amassed 10 himself a considerable quantity of the
precious metal, packed ~ his treasure and took
sail for New York, where he converted his golden
Jumps INTO current com and negotiable bills. Hav
ing made this step in advance towards fortune, he
determined upon quitting Yankee land, and invest
ing his capital on the English side of the Atlantic.
presumiDg on the tacituTn and contented spirit Of
John Bull for the security of his purchases beng
undistuibed by the connections which agtate less
pacific nations. lie arrived in Liverpool a few
| days ago, end beng OF a gay temperament visited
| various places OF amusement, and amongst them
| the singing room in MeIsey street, where, whilst
| entrsnced with the concord Of sweet sounds, he
| missed his pocket book containing a 100 dollar
| New York note and other notes, which have not
yet been recovered.-Lirerpoot Courier.
| The Augsbug Gaseffe states that the Austrian
government IL preparing new customs tarif; the
| project IL already complete, and will be made
| public in the course OF few days; among other
reforms, IT aholishes the monopoly OF tobacco.
The Hpaldo, of Madrid, states sn authority OF
letter from Trieste, of the llih, that the Count
de Montemollno had a most violent attack, of cho-
lera on einving at Vienna on the 9th, on visit "a
his family, and that at one moment his life was IN
great danger.
Sir Henry Midway is on the point Of leaving
| England with few friends, IN his beautiful
| schooner, the Fairy, for Constantlnope aud the
coast of Syria. We understand Sir Henry does
| not propose 10 return until the ensuing spring.
The arts have to bewall the loss Of Dominique
| Papity, whose embryo talent had not escaped the
| eye Of the veteran lpgres. With soul fired by
ambition, with the determination TO rise and con-
quer, the young painter had set out on pedestrian
| Journey amid the wild and desoate scenery OF
! Provence. lie had been but three days on his
| journey, when he was seized with the marsh fever
and died, alone and INTENDED, among the rude
peasants OF Valdue, exclaiming with his dying
breath, "Alas! ! am losing more than llie--l an
losing immortality
A letter from Pesth Of the LIST announces tina
| kolosy, one OF the murderers Of General Lam
berg, had arrived IN that city laden with irons.
The Tur ish feet Of eighteen large add small
| vessels, Il mers, &c., Is now lying in the Sea o
| MaImora.
Movements OF Individuals In E urope.
The Prince and Princess Metternich have lief
| London, route for Brussels, where they contem
plate making heightened soJourn.
Fuad Ehendi, Commissioner Of the Porte IN tn,
| Danuban Provinces, left Bucharest on the 2ls