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

Europe msm.n Paragraph.
We undersand,says the London Times, that
royal commits for nqulring INTO the best mode
Of carrying out the Inhibition Of Industry Of all
Nations, lS5 wiz shortly be issued and Is ike
ly TO consis, of hedds of pa'ties and interests,
members OF the present and late administrations,
representatives OF sariculture, art, science, me
chanics and manufactures.
The remains of IN ancient British village have
been discovered on the crest OF range OF hills at
Wey bourne, near Holt. They con sist OF a collec-
ton Of pits, each four feet IN depth and eight In
diameter, extending upwards of quarter OF a
forming The burial place of the aboriginal tribe
The Dublin Ereniag Packet mentions rumor
that ministers intend TO visit Ireland with the
come tax, and two shilling rate-inald: The re-
port is, doubtless, intended to give FLIP 10 the
Protsctionlst movement set on foot by the Irish
laedords.
The Bombay Iima states the government Of
Bengal has offered prize of 5000 rupees for the
invention of good and economical machine 10 Sc
psrate the csiton wool of India from Its seed.
A letter from Rousn (Dec. l2) says that large
shipments of potatoes are IN progress tor the Bri-
tish markets.
Accounts from Norway state that the national
manufactures, cotton. spinning, weaving, &c., are
improving and extending.
A Magyar journal issued at Pesth officially con.
tradicts The assertion bazarded by Vienna journals
that Kosl nth had secured sum of 100000 in
England In case OF flight
Amongst the 'drunk and disorderlies' broug II
up at the police Office, in London, was the son
Lord Bannatyne, who was mulcted In the usu /
fine Of 5s.
The only two officers now alive, who command
ed ships at the battle OF Trafalgar, are Sir E. Cod
rineton and Sir Bladen Capel.
A German writer observes in a late volume on
the social condition. OF Great Britain-''There is
such scarcity of thieves In England that they
are obliged to offer a reward for their discovery
The Paris papers state that more than 1000, 900
copies of the wel-known print representing the
death, on the barbados of June, 1885, of the late
Archbishop Of Parifs have been exported to foreign
countries.
From all parts of the continent, north and south,
east and west, Rome, Sweden, Berlin, NC, ac-
counts continue to be received Of unusually heavy
falls Of snow. In Sesia it has not been SO dense
TOR many years.
The Austrian government has purchased the
railroad between Vienna and Pesth for S,000,O00
forms, to be paid by instruments of from eight to
ten years. and to be rated at an interest OF four per
cent.
The Austrian exhibition OF national industry is
postponed to the year 1852, because the exhibition
which is to take place III London of specimens OF
manufacture from every part of the world, is fixe
for 1851, and which will therefore clash with that
exhibition.
The Bombay Times state, that working models
Of railways, locomotive engines, and electric tee-
graphs, have been ordered from England, for the
use OF Nldhhfaua sovereign, the tTulc0War whose
curiosity has been aroused by what he has heard
OF these European wonders, TO such degree that
he could not he satisfied with what he could learn
from books and pictures.
The Vienna papers state that during the SHOWS
the Emperor has been amusing himself with shoot
ing wild boars. The quantity of this black game
slam at the battues in the neighborhood of Vienna,
has made this flesh almost as plentiful as butchers
meat.
Negotiations have been commenced with Russia
foYt ot fsI NH line
directions.
The Moaiteur announces that the President of
the republic has recovered from his iadisposition,
which was merely bad cold.
Sir Christopher Rawlinson appointed Chief
Justice of the Court of Madras IN the room of Sir
James f. Gambler, who retres after very long
service on the bench IN India.
Mr.. John Lawless is appointed her Britannia
Majesy's Consul for the Island of Martinique.
The Vice President OF the republic has informed
the Minister OF Public Works that he does not in
tend to occupy the Hotel du Petit Luxembourg.
which had been placed at his disposal.
General Rostolan has arrived in Paris from
Rome, accompanied by an aid-de-camp.
Letters from Berlin to the 9th ult., to the Co
ogne Gazette, state that military convention be-
ween Prussia and several of the smaller States,
of which Brunswick is one, has been concluded
Brandenburg has resigned his post as President of
he Prussian Cabinet, and that NJ. de Manteuilie
will be elevated to that position
The despatch confirming the protest of Austria
against the formation Of the limited federative
State, reached Berlin on the 4ih nit 1t is entirely
TO the same effect as the confidential despatch
communicated to NJ. de Prokesch, on the ist of
November.
The degree of LII ID. has been conferred by the
University OF Glasgow on the Rev. w. III. Stowell,
Theological Professor Of ROTTERDAM College.
Negotiations are still carried on between Prus-
els nd H.. .l.ls e ~.
Rhine dues, and other questions affecting the ma
vIgatlon OF that riyer. The Prussian government
IL appears, have resolved TO undertake the line of
railway from Posen TO Breslau.
The manufacturers IN Spi,alields are in better
position than for some time past.
Theres arc $40 prisoners In Clonmel Jail, OF
whom 81 are convicts. What between prisoners
and paupers, the rae-payers are nearly eaten out
OF house and home.
The city of Kutaga IL spoken Of rs being des.
tined for the accommodation of the Hungarian and
Polish refugees The French fleet is still lying Off
Vurla, while the English squadron lies at Besica.
The rumor that the Russian feet was being paid
of proves 10 be unfounded-on the contrary, that
fleet is still lying of Sestapol, and great activity Is
being displayed in the docks OF Cherson and Nj
colaJew.
Russian troops have been despatched to the
Caucasus and Georgia.
From Messina, letters report general dulness in
trade. The oil market was firm, owing to the ac-
counts received from England OF an advance IN
prices, and the demand had improved In other
articles the inquiry was confined to home con-
sumstion.
The first free school established in Berlin, by a
DR. Elder, has been suppressed by order Of the POI
lice. lie Is prohibited from re-opening II, under
pam Of fine and Imprisonment.
From Konigsburg advices Of the L., ult give
hopes Of the release Of the ships which had been
frozen up in that harbor. The weather had be-
come warm, and the nver was partially freed from
ice.
II was confidently asserted IN Rome that the
Spanish troops would, at the drec, request Of the
Pope, remain in Italy, and would form the garri-
con Of Rome until the Roman army should be
completely organized.
The Earl Of Munster Is making tour IN Egypt
and the Holy Land. His lordship Is expected to
return 10 England next month.
The Belgian Montfor announces officially that
in consequence Of the death Of the Queen Dowa-
ger of England, the King Of the Belglsns has gone
INTO mourning Tor two months, from the 9th ut