The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-22

RoDtIt IHduc HIS dttdCh on ntT, tnat she re-
marked TO him:-"I know the man who struck me
perft city well by sight; meet him oftener in the
Parks, and he makes point of bowling more fire.
qnently and lower to me, than any one else. -
Shifted Independent.
Interesting from Spain.
The Madrid Espana, of June %, contains some
Important statements with respect TO the questions
at issue between the Spanish government and those
OF Naples and the United States. 1t says that the
news of the projected marriage Of the Count of
Montemon with the Princess Maria Carolina Fer
nanda of Naples, is fully confirmed, and adds that
the government have entirely approved the first
steps taken by the Duke of Rvas in this matter,
and " have sent him instructions in conformity with
what is demanded by our dignity, the national in
terests, and the rights of the crown of Spain" It
also says that the Minister of Marine has gwen or
ders for the Castillo steamer TO proceed from Ali
cant to Naples, and remain there at the disposition
OF the Spanish ambassador, in case he should find
himself under the necessity of asking for his pass
ports and Withdrawing himself
With respect TO the points at dispute with the
American government, it says;-" Accounts which
We regard as highly correct, state that the reca-
nations made by the government OF the United
States on our own government are of a sufficiently
exeent character since they require not only that
the pirate made prisoners at Womens Island shall
be set at liberty, but also that the two taken
from them by our own marine shall be given up"
II further states, in connection with the Cuban
afiar, that the Duke of Sotemayor has had several
conferences with the French Minister for Foreign
Affairs, in order to open negotiations for the pur
pose of forming between the parties interested a
treaty, which may prevent the piracies that might
be committed for the future under the shade of the
anomalous legislation of the United States on this
point. The French minister, knowing the oppor-
tuneness OF the indications of our ambassador, and
the fruits which so useful treaty may produce,
has received the idea extremely well. agreeing at
once that England be invited, in order that they
may proceed by common accord in everything
which relates to this important subject"
Wurtsmberg.
In consequence of the late Ministerial crisis,
which ended in the dismissal of the cabinet, a new
Ministry has been formed consisting of Lieutenant
General Muller, (War;) Councillor of State, Lin
den, (Home Afairs;) Ober Tribunals Raih Pies
sen, (Justce0 Baron Reinhard, late Ambassa-
dor at Frankfort, (Foreign Affairs y and M knapp
Qailwey directory Finance.
On the dissolution of the Wurtemberg Diet, on
the Sd inst, by Royal message, the Speaker adj
dressed the Assembly, reminding them OF the dis
solution Of the Diet of lS49, Tin December Of that
year,) on which occasion he stated that the disso-
luton Of Diet was legal if the government were
resolved to respect the will of the people. "The
PEOPLE, said the Speaker, have now recorded
government had scarcely one vote. But the 60
yernment has not respected the will of the people
New ministers have taken the reins of the State,
but the system remains unalered, and the Diet has
again been dissolved IL will soon be shown
whether the government is prepared to submit to
the will Of the people. But we justified in pro-
testing that this Diet has done its duty. They had
but one alternaiive-they had either to stand on
their night, or TO Weld By degrees, and to forfeit
their position. We have chosen the first-we con-
Quoted our opposition with firmness and modera'
ton"
This speech elected vociferous cheers
Lomnardy.
The Milan Uniuersal Ga-eite, Of the LIST inst,
1--WE have received pleasing intelligence from
Vienna. Our correspondent informs us that, ON
the occasion of the approaching anniversary OF the
birthday Of the Emperor Of Austria, general
emnesty will be published in the Lombardo'Vene-
tian kingdom We rejoice at the thought that
such hope will soon be realized, and that so
many exiles will be restored to their country and
families by the spontaneous act OF our gracious
sovereign.
Austria and Hungary.
The Ban Jellscbich has arrived In Agram, where
he now possesses the authority Of yicerov. The
ofhcia journals are full OF the addresses which
he has published 70 tn; population In all o.. ed
Of the Bana council Of the ministry. Of the impor
tant questions Of the day They contain nothing but
rial house and praise Of the great patriotism which
he declares he has on all occasions manifested six
or eight months ago, his ioudtongued praises Of
tssm BY large portion Of the Croatisn population,
but since then the conviction has been gradually gain
ing ground amongst his former sdherens and friends
that he IL only patriotic mouther whose patriotism
has served mask. beneath which he has served the
court. by chrryi through mOst unpartottc ana un
popular The middle classes in Croatia are
more politically enlightened than In any other pro-
vince # the empire; fact. the truth Of Which s
plainly apparent In the character of its journalism
Many OF the younger branches of society Agram bit
tery repent the support which they Lent TO the gov
ernmsnt against the Magyar and sigh Tor the noers
concessions which Kossuth and his colleagues would
have made them.
The right Of sssociation has been taken away from
the government in the mos. extraordinary manner.
Associations similar TO the Russian Treubund are
forming In every province With the sspses, auction
less meetings. unw stched and uncontrolled bv any
police authority Trials by court martial still con-
tinue Last Elk sentences Of imprisonment for life
pronounced against nine members OF the Hun
gsrian diet, Who took no part whatever in the war
Prussia.
Orr Berlin eorrespondence IL ~ the 9Th inst.
The ratification Of the treaty With Denmark vas er-
Of the peace bad been osiay notified on the Bourss
on the previous day.
The King Of sarony had returned 70 Dresden.
There vsre great spprsh.psious that II vould b
impossible TO prevent the Holstein party from stemp
Ing TO occupy the Gsrmsn part OF schiesvig. tn.
esnd6sfes retsrned BY the elections vsrs nearly
Another 81 the murderer. Of Prince Lichuov.hi and
General Lsuersvald had been delivered up BY the
We have letters of the 90th ult, RON sorrespou
dent In the Roman states The peace ~ the capital
vas vs Pressr,sS though variety o. .sssrs r.-ss.
corps Of Rome had been much excited on learniue
that the Pope a. the Of Sc Peters modified
the protest usually read against the King Of Naples
for rsfusss 20 pay trbsts to tn. holy See asd tbs
belief prevails that the protest vill he abandoned IN
fsture The protest. against Parma sna Piscensa va
made In the ssuai form.
England.
The effect which the death Of Sir r. Peel WI hsvs
upon the future prospects Of political parties bert
has been the ell epsros-ns topic -uce the sailing
Of the Amevics The right honorable b,rouet "a
buried at nraytou Manor. Tn funeral. although
intended 10 be private. vas attended by vast con
course OF people. and ny great body Of the mos
eminent men In Europe There is soothing ye
his property. A. . mark Of respect to III
funeral all the vessels In the port hoised their seor
bali mat bis b. and the shcpkespers closed Their win
dows with ire same feeling
Robert Peel he present bsrcnsD arrived n tcvn o.
Sunday afternoon. from Geneva where he ~ss @sy'nl