The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-03

The Madrid Gasette publishes the text of a treaty.
1y oi AMY snd commerce concluded between the
queen OF SPAN and the Shah of Persia
Inc savings banks Of Paris received in 1850 n
sum OF So92f and reimbursed 8, 1893 725f The
= 20 o. @ as saSsstments compared with those of
The German Frankfort Journal states thar the
marriage Of Prince George OF Meek enburp SsreI,rs
with the Grand Duchess. catherine Of Russia will
Dc cete DrSisd az 81 Petersburg some time In the
The arrangements for Netherlands and India
steam navigation include line between BATAVIA
and Padsng, on the west coast Of Sumatra tor pas
sengers and goods. Lieut. Ceres de Vnes is now
in Rotterdam on this business.
The StOats CoHa~t announces, on the authority
OF the Danish Consul, that bill will shortly be pre-
sented to the Danish Chamber, proposing the a6o,i.
ton Of entrance duty on wines and splrituous Ii
quors, in consequence Of the abolition Of the special
line of customs between Zetland and Schleswig,
and the extensio of The Danish tariff to the latter
duchy.
During the last year 1858 ships came by sea to
the port of AmsteI dam. Ofthese from London, ITO;
Liverpool, 2; Hull, 81, Newcastle, II; Sunderland,
berg, ls0; Petersburg, 6e; Bremen, 81; Hamburg.
l09; HavaDnah, Il; Surlnam, 50; New York, y;
Drammen, 81; Dantzic, 81.
The people of Breslau had. on the 2Sth, the spec
tacle OF an execution by the axe in all its forms but
the final stroke. man condemned TO death for
stabbing his sister in-law, in May, 1917, (almost
four years ago. was brought OUT to suffer accord
ing TO his sentence He was taken in cart, guard
ed by squadron of cavalry to the place OF execu.
to1 before the OdeTgae; there, at the foot Of the
gibbet (OT rabcnsfe1n), his sentence was read to
him, while the military around presented arms.
After pause another document was produced and
read, which was the royal decree, committing the
sentence inio Imprisonment for lite.
The NsW Priasian Zettung contains the follow
ing statement -" Every fact that gradually comes
TO light connected with Kinkers escape from Span
dau, is proof Of the dangerous energy and the
power OF united action in the democratic party.
knkel fled in the irst place from Spandau 10 Sire
litz, and thence TO Warnemunde. On the whole
route, at every two miles (eight English) were re-
lays OF horses with carriage, ready in iiting for
three days and nights The proprieors of the horses
were in most cases the drivers: more than hun
dred individuals were informed of the plan, but of
course not one of those whose special duty il was
10 know OF such matters. In Warnemunde the
ship that was 10 have received the fugitive as not
ready TO sail, and kinke was taken to Rostock,
and concealed in a house near the gate for eight
days, till he could embark in the vessel that landed
him in Scotland"
II is stated that Prince Schwarzenberg came to |
Berlin on the special invitation of the king. NJ |
Won Manteuiiel gave diplomatic nner on the |
2Sth To the representatives OF the foreign powers.
In the evening the prince attended the performance
Of The Prophet" at the opera. The Constttu- |
ftonnd devoes paragraph TO the appearance Of the
statesman whom, next TO Manteuffel, il most de- |
tests =" The PRINCE" it says, sat in the state
box with M. Prokesch Osten, the Austrian ambas-
sador Ills exterior betrays the dlplomatist rather
than the soldier The expression of his face is
cold and imPassive and its repose is rarely broken
by smile An extremely high forehead contrasts
strongly with the lower part of his face, which is
thin and narrow, almost meagre. The prince wore
simple evening costume, with small cross at his
but he wore the riband of higher or
der, apparently that Of the Golden Fleece, round
his white cravat. He left the house at the end OF
the fouylh act"