The New York herald., 1850-12-08

Wal, INC commanders in chief OF the federal army
VIII oe entrusted to Radezky, who has been created
Duke OF Custozza in honor Of the victory he gained
near that place, against the combined armies of
Charles Albert and ths insurgent Milanese. The
King or WurtembeIg, Prince Charles of Bavaria,
and the Archduke Albert, will command divisions
under him. The left wing of the Austrian army
win be commanded by General Schlick. The
Northern army. on the Saxon frontier, will be uA-
In fact, every preparation has been made for the
opening of the campaign.
The Wurtemberg Chambers kick against voting
supplies for the war. Should they refuse to grant
the levying OF a war tax, the federal troops will
| interfere.
Russia has officially recognized the Frankfort
Diet, The Gar has accredned Prince G0rtscha-
kcff his Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plcnipo-
tentary to the Diet. He presented his credentials
10 Count Thure in a solemn audience, and the fact
was Immediately telegraphed to Prince Schwsrzes-
berg, oil Vienna.
The English government is resolved to maintain
aneutral position in the national affairs of Germany.
| Lord Palmerston has addressed despatch 70 that
effect to Mr.. Howard, at Berlin; Lord Westmore-
land has been in town TO consult with the Foreign
Othce, but is on hls.wa back to his post.
The Emperor of Russia has addressed an auto
graph letter TO the King OF Denmark, in which he
expresses his firm intention not to allow the s0u-
ton OF the question of the Duchies to be made sub
| ordinate 10 the arrangement OF the quarrel be-
tween the two great powers OF Germany.
| M. de Persigny, Louis Napoleon's private am
bassador, has left Berlin for Paris In cabinet
council, held at Berlin, the 18th, draft Of the
| speech 10 be made from the throne, on the 2lst
This speech denotes critical point in the pend
ing question. Peace or war, IN great measure,
depends upon what takes place In the Prussiaa
chambers.
When sent you an account of the message OF
the President of the French republic, stated that
could only compare its effects TO that of a dose Of
chloroform largely administered My conjecture is
being verhed-the Paris journals so unanimous ia
praise Of the message, are beginning to doubt its
sincerity. The Monitem has published a decree
calling out 40, 900 men of the levy of lSi9, notwih-
standing the message distinctly declares that there
should be no increase of the armv the contrary,
that il would be reduced withIn the limits ipre-
scribed by the budget. This reserve is moreover
called out a. the very moment when the two go
yernments OF Austria and Prussia are endeayoring
10 obtain peaceful solution OF their differences.
AS demonstration in favor of Prussia, II would
serve 10 prevent a settlement. 1t Is, moreover
limited, that army Of 200 900 men will be concen-
trated near the Rhine. A continental war might
serve the views ofaggrandzemen OF the President.
The two organs othe E[ys6e, the Constitutional and
the Pafrie, have been publishing very warIike arti-
cles, so much so, that the M0ntfsur, the organ OF
the Assembly, has thought fit TO contradict their
warlike tendency. The debates in the French Le-
gislative Assembly have hitherto been of little in
terest' crest Nss,,or ,hs ,..,o,.;,. .s;,or :. r.
Presse, has been sentenced to years imprison-
ment, and fine of 600 francs, for the false
sage of the President, alluded 10 in my last. Some
controversy still exists respecting the reported con-
spiracy of the club of the Dix Decembre.
NJ. Atlas, police agent, who was present in
disguise, declares that the lot 10 assassnate Chan
GARNER fell upon him. The affair is hushed up
at all events.
From Spain there is nothing new. The Cortes
is occupied with debate of The address, in reply TO
the Queens speech.
A uial-train went, on the llth, on the just COM
pleted railway from Madrid TO Aranjuez. The
Queen Christina and all her family were in one OF
the carriages. An immense multitude assembled
at the Madrid station and along the line and they
dCn ed Urq ax mi ed h
ment, on seeing the tram start rapidly oil. The
journeys, going and returning, safely effected.
In England the ntiPapal movement Is the only
topic OF the day. have despatched special letter
on the subject. Itswell worthy attention, as viii
be discussed ia both HUusvs. / hear the Queen is
indignant at the Pope's arrogance.
Cardinal Wiseman will be duly installed next
week in the Roman Catholic cathedral az London.
The ceremony will be performed with closed doors.
II is not unlikely that some popular demenstra-
ton Will take place on the occasion.
AZ the last representation of Catherine Hayes, al
The Opera House at Dublin, a gentleman in one OF
the boxes cried out, "a cheer tor the Pope - The
Rouse was rent with enthusiastic cheers, and the
unfortunate wight, who proves To be an English
man, and who little expected what a train OF gun
powder he had put match to. was arrested by the
police.
The Committee Of the Exhibition of 1851, have
wisely allowed exhibitors 10 put their prices 10 the
articles exhibited.
In my last mentioned that telegraphie des-
patch rom Consian inope announced a revolt
the last accounts (sth Oct) the gates closed,
and great agitation prevailed No European had
suffered. The not, or rebellion, originated in the
imposition of a tax. Three churches were pillaged
and burnt, priest was killed, and some few per-
sons wounded. Other outrtges were committed.
The troops IN the town were unable to put down
the movement.
The FIST Of the new line of steamers 10 nv be-
tween England and the Cape Of Good Hope, She
Bosphorus, screw.sleamer, 800 tons, leaves on the
10Th December next. IL is calculated tha, she will
make the run under IS days.
An explosion has taken place on board the .CnCh
line Of battle ship the Yalmy, killing some twenty
men. She was one OF the vessels that figured az
the recent naval review at CherbOurg.
The latest Ettces from Egypt are 20 Nov. sih-
The question h.r been wOOtrd OF estnbs hing n
railway from Alexandra 10 Cairo. The pacha
was still residing al Cairo, but proposed visiting
the southern PROVINCES OF his dOmi0iols.
The investigation into the cultivation of fax con-
tnues. Until some. practical results have been
obtained, shall contnc myself TO calling your at
tention to the subject.
There has been far mount OF business trans-
acted in the American securities, with active
d,mand for the Canada Sax per Cent Deheaturcs.
NtssTs Bell 81 Son quote prices as folows, for
transmission 10 merica by the Asia steamer
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