The New York herald., 1850-06-28

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The Emperor OF Russia had declared his intention
not to intcrferei in German internal Affairs and that
he would support that grcst power which wAhrst ss-
tackled by the others, account Of any differences
arising out Of the German question.
Abdcl-K ader seriously Ill at the Castle Of Ambries
NJ Thers arrived at LeonArd's on Tuesday evening,
visit for few days, to the exkinso the French
and the Duchess Of Orleans, the former Of whom IL
seriously indsposed.
The American ship Independence, Commodore Nor
gan, is her way to Lisbon to demand q settlement
Of the American claims ON Portugal.
The Congressi at Warsaw, has broken up, and the
Emperor OF Russia has returned to St Petersburgh.
The King Of Prussia Is recovering rapidly.
The Saxon government has formally apprised the
Prussian cabinet Of ITS retirement fomthe Bund The
Saxon chambers have been dissolved.
The Sultan to leave Constantnople soon after
the 25th ult., for scio. Omar Pscha, who has been
appointed Scrsskier Of Bosnia, has arrived at Sonca
Through the exertions Of the English ambassador
Ssntsri, in Albania, has been declared free port
King 0tho was to leave Athens the 3lst ult for
syra, to lay tho first stone of the new port
Accounts from Berlin state that, ON the % inst .
dreadful catastrophe happened at Move to Of the
many proeessons Of pilgrims going to Lork, Its way
10 worship miracie-working image Of the Virgin, In
convent near Nsumsrk; $50 persons, chiefly women,
crossing the vistuls in . large kahn barge,
when, by some mismanagement 1t upset, and sank In
deep water. Upwards Of 100 were drowned
We regret to report the sudden death, hy apoplsxy
Of Wyatt, the eminent sculptor, who for the last
twenty years, has been working out those graceful
creations Of the chiscl which enrich many uropesn
and British galleries.
Among the vsiters In Paris Is NJ. Mettcrnich. He is
anxious that European should return to
tho state they were two years ago, and breaches .
crusade against democracy
Tho Events Of One Week In Europe.
PROM the London Standard Of Freedom, June Is
Throughout tho week there has been political calm
In ell parts ofthe continent In Paris the only subject
Of interest IT, the discussion In the Legislative Assem-
bly,, and In " the places where do congregate" on
the proposed grant TO the President The com mission
appointed TO consider this matter ft In deibers-
ton, and some days will pass before their report be
made known. In another column We have referred TO
In the spirit which. among all right thinking men II
ha: called forth Tss p,s.dsnt Is eyidentiy ON the
he yisitcd st Quentin, the opening Of the railway
and gave away In sums TO workingmcu and charitable
Institutions. nearly 10000 frames.
The Congress Of states at frankfort has resumed It's
sttngs the entrance Of the plsnpotentsres OF e-ss
Darmstsdt and strslits has been announced Bavsris
has Withdrawn her declaration OF objection
TO the adnisson Of the pleniroteptiary OF
Count Thun expisned that the congress hsd to deal
with the special interests OF the German Bond and
be refused to the sovereign of Hoistein- Lauenburg
without excluding that Duehy from the Confederation.
The pienipotentisries OF Prussia and those states
which resolved ut Berlin to appear a the Austrian
Congress, we're not present.
The 0ss, zsirng states that the unfavorabe reesp-
tion Of Prince SchwartHenbury the Austrian Minister,
by the Emperor OF Russia, at WARSAW, was not so
much oecasoncd by any disspp rotation felt by the
CEsr to the policy of Austria by cause personal to
himself. The Emperor Of Austria invited to War
saw TO meet his imperial majesty, and accepted the
invitation; the Emperor OF Russia therefore, both
nd NJ han fIau
arrived bearings letter OF apology for the cmperors
absence. Tho same Journal states that tho sxpres-
sonB of the Czr at tho fancled I'll t not very
messrred and he referred with bitterness 10 the
forgstuuess exhibited Of his service, to the empire in
The King Of Prussia Is recovering from the wound he
recently received Negotiations are being carried
between the governments Of Great Britain and Prussia
regarding the treatment Of polticsl refugees.
The Pope remains sti In unsettled state OF mind,
from the surveillance exercised over him by ths French
troops The National svovs that the Austrsns are
anxious TO get his Holiness into their hsnis aad TO
obtsin supreme command in Rome. The French go-
vsrnment has been ssddled with tho expense Of
placing Pio Memo on the throne and are eaou. Of
teference In Italy by other nstions Ths honor Of
replacing ths Pope IN The ystie.n ' certainly great,
tsted and executed by proiessedIy republican 60
verpnsnt. against the wishes Of the Roman people,
Who endcavoripg to free them selves from monsrchca
despotism, struggling the French nation just
before had been, for political and religious freedom
The EGeet In England OF the Cuba Bsbbfe.
Prom the Liverpool Mail, OF June Isl
General Lopez, the hero Of the Cuban rod. has
ptysss n,mss 70 =. =. sos,sm .n,s a. ever
i've days march from the iIsvsnnsh, on tho nth
day Of Nay, having about 500 comrades in his gang
lie secured the poor governor vhs had no means Of
defending himself robbed him OF all the money hs
pcssssred recmbarked In the steamer he In. led
20 Key West aud then TO Savannah. In the Uaited
states: leaving his followers 70 their iasts be shot OF
incsrcersted In dupgeone
It's not said how much money or plate Popes OBJ
tsned; but u money he wanted M doubt he took
all be could ind Ind that, perhaps. more than be
expected. lie made kis escape safiy though holly
pursrsd and In his haste forgot to leave single dollar
Itis stated that the band under Lopez va. onlys
part q the expedition We are not sure Of this Too
many r.es would be trossl,somc in hsring the booty
II there be other forces they have not yct been
heard o. IL thsy DO come the sPsnisrd. sre prepared
whom Lopes took With him for the most part
otzens q the United states desperate vrrtehs the
scum OF the American army that invaded Mexico, dis
charged nov Of course, and r,ady Join In any sd-
vsuture Tor the sake ef plupder.
Lopez n, nov 10 Ameres and tns gse,.ion, arises.
lie and his companions pirates and thieves They
have committed an aggravated felony In foreign but
that they be given up 10 the authorities o spain be
dealt With according 10 spsnlsh Law, and the laws Of all
civilized nations II IL true that he arrested and
brought before the clvic marshal az savannah. but
no charge vas brought sgslns him he vas Instantly
ies,ssa We confess v. do no, hse ,nI. ,nere Ger.
held to ball. Ills own confesion was sufhcient lie
openly bossted Of tho robbery and hs exploits IN the
r,r.ftr 0s'eunhn end wv tnttfed " rhieucrs
which shows that be has numerous sympathiscra In
Americs Who would willingly Join. for the sake Of
ney, In similar adventure N they thought toeraby
safe The absence of prosecutor thcrefre, appears
10 u 70 be sham BY tbistime We hope that instrvc
tion hsve been received from head quss'ers how to
act Wercpoas such confidence In the honor and jus
tice 81 the Presdent General Tsyior that cannot
bsrtor the slightest suspicion that he win screen the
pirates. NJ
Lopez, ve believe, is not an American cltisen But
this does not alter the lie IL robher and thief
and he must be treated such That there
In America chiefly -lsve-ovness and slsvedealers Who
have long had sn euvfous eye Cubs u we'll known.
The Hsvspoah place of Immense trad. That trsds
might be increased tes-fosn " the Americans had pos-
session ofh But must svsrcc be arstihed Al the
pense 81 Justice IL the spansrd 10 be robbed be-
cause certain puhlosns desire 10 Be sugar msnufsc
turtrs and extend the lumber trade In short, tho
Americsn government would be for disgrsced u
they vere 20 countenanoe ssch sspirations silov
Lopes gsd hs CO. pirates 20 escape .r...
Prom the European Times, yune ~