The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-21

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having been committed on the Sd Of December,
lsi4 The old man was very lot; to exchange his
oid apartments, and wss actually carried out OF the
lah To the carriage which was to convey hun to
the prison.
In Call'cia, well as in the German portions OF
hungary and Bohemia, the peasants all but gene
rely refuge to pay any indemnify to the landed pro-
petors, lot the abolition OF certain feudal dues,
and opRose by force all attempts raise it. Ser--
Gus conilcts have arisen varioutTarts.
The Second Chamber of Bavaria has approved
OF inc OH ior raising loan Of seven millions of flo
rms, lot covering the expenses necesstated by the
events OF the year.
NJ dHautpoul, formerly of Cshors, and uncle Of
General Hantpoul, Minister Of War, died at Tou--
louss in the S6h year of his age.
General Csstelbalac VIII be successor of General.
Lamoriciere al It; Petersbnssh M de la Cour is
spoken Of very likely TO be named Minister PIE
nipotentiary TO Vienna II was this gentleman who
was sent by M. de Lamartlne to the same capital.
Immediately after the revelation OF February.
II appears that the bases upon which Denmark
now endeavors 10 conclude peace, are the exten-
| sion of the Danish territory far as the Elbe,
| whereby the duchies will become second Alsace
| TO Germany.
new telegraph company has been recently
| formed, under the finn of House, Brett and VIII
mer who, II is said 10 introduce their form of
| telegraph into various countries; Mr.. Howse, who
| is an American, TO have the sole management Of
| he Business in the United States; Mr.. Brett over
| e continent Of Europe and Mr.. Wilmer IN Eng
"a We learn that recent trial from London
| ~ 81 80 ved to be emInenty successful.
| Jews are In custody IN London,
| for engraver to forge Russian
bank [, mt of fl50,000.
| The frif nment is abandoning its
manufactonea acninery.
| With view TO discourage gambling in Madrid,
the names of all persons found in gambling houses
by the police OF that city are regularly published In
| the official Gazette
| Accounts from Tuscany state that the priests
| have commenced prosecutions against two printers
| of Florence for having under the republic printed
| translation of the New Testament in Italian.
In the sitting OF tie Legislative Chamber OF
| Bavaria on the 18th, the important question OF the
emancipation of the Jews carried by 81 against
| 40. Two Roman Catholic priests were among the
| minority.
The AkAbar of Algiers, of the ooh, announces
the arrival III that city Of Mr.. James Richardson,
| on his way TO explore the interior OF Africa HIS
undertaking, which takes place under the auspices
of the English government, is to be partly scienti-
| nc, party commercial
Accounts from Rome of the Sth state, that the
| contracts for the provisions of the French army
have been renewed for three months.
| General Herbillion has just sent to Paris three
Arab standards, which were taken by the French
| after the assault of Zaatcha They are to be
| placed in the Invalldes
The Minister of Commerce has charged M. TIL
Mareau representative Of the people, to proceed to
Belgium to ascertain the progress made In tue cu.
| tlvation and manufacturing of flax. M. Mareau is
| Chief OF an important man ufactory at Montague
| Vendee)
M. Alphonse de Laforest has just been appointed
| Consul of France at Porto Rico, place Of M. Vi
| lamus
The Constitutional publishes letter denying G.
statement in a letter from Algiers, and published
| In some OF the public papers, to the effect that
amongst the defenders OF Zaatcha were found some
deseriers Of the Foreign Legion. The letter is
| signed by several officers of that corps.
| The steamer Commodore, Capt Little, the pio.
1 pee nj linz atfaAf I
| pool for Havre on Saturday, the I'D ut.
The Schuobisehe Dferkw has letters from Ra-
stadt, OF the Alb inst, stating that the Prussiar
Rhine army is being placed on a war footing
The armament OF Rastadt, too, is being revised.
The Koiner Zsrtung publishes telegraphlc des-
patch from Vienna, Of the 9th ut stating that the
Minister of War has sent an order TO the Austrian
troops in Theresienstadt, IN Bohemia, instructing
them TO prepare to march to Saxony within four
M. Bach, the Austrian Minister, will remain IN.
| Office
| The lloyd says that there is a report at Pesth.
| that that city is to have Russian garrison and
| improbable as that may be, yet II obtains daily
greater credence.
The Danish Commissioners encs.rrd n. DE Bcr-
| lin negotiations for peace have arrived IN HAM
bureh, on their way 10 the Prussi sian capital Their
| names are Barons Pechlin, Reetdz, and Scheel
| The Emperor Of Austria has ordained that all
| those persons who, having been sentenced TO a.
years Imprisonment for political crimes have al
ready suffered half the punishment, and have by
their behavior while In prison own themselves
| worthy OF mercy, should be liberated.
The Countess Of Landsfeld (Lola Moates.) ac-
compenied by her husband, Mr. Heald embarked
| at Barcelona, on the 9th, for CadIz, IN the Cic
| steamer.
The Sthtedam Copant says that the sitting il
OF the thsw has reopened the navigation of the
Macs, though there is still much drit ice. Several
vessels which were ice-bound Immediately took
advantage OF this, and left the harbor.
At Vienna, several arrests have tai en- ,lsce ,be
garrison Is under orders, and public places directed
| TO be closed at an early hour.
On Sunday, the King Of the Belnans entered
his Goth year. The public buildings of Brussels
were decked with flags, the bells of the churches
rung joyful peals, re Dosm was celebrated al the
cathedral, and the staff Of the Civic Guard had a
grand banquet.
The armistice with Denmark has been prolonged
to the 4th Of March.
Letters from Turin, of the Ii,h, state that the
result OF all the elections Is now known, with the
exception OF those of the Island OF Sardinia The
government has large majority.
We understand that an influential deput.ticn
recently waited upon Lord Palmers,on, Ia refer
ence TO the probable abandonment Of the Afrlcan
coast blockade by France and Great Britain.
Amongst the gentlemen present. were sir X. Inglls.
and Sir T.. r Buxton.
Madame Arban, the wife of the celebrated
aeronaut, whose melancholy fate is already known
To our readers, has arrived AT Madrid, to fulfil ar
engagement entered into by her late husband pre-
vous 10 his last ascent. The intrepid LADY will
shortly carry out this engagement.
Negotiations have been entered INTO between
France and Turkey, for the conclusion OF a treaty
OF estTadltion similar treaty already exists be-
tween France and England, the United States. &c.
The crimes for which extrsdlnon may be demand
ed between France and the Porte are-murder.
robbery. forgery. fraudulent bankruptcy rape and
bigamy: IL cannot, IN any case be demanded for
political offences. The old arrangements between
France and the Porte had not provided for the
oinerent questions ct exradIton, of which the
tribunals Of the south of France have Ions d.
manded the solution. The French consuls anil
agents IN the Levsnt have all for some years de-
clared that new arrangement was necessary.
The Vandop has letters from Malta Of the 22d
ult., stating that France and England intend TO re-
store the Danuban primo ities the state which.
they enjoyed before the Russian invasion. The