The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-04
Electoral Hessc.

Electoral Hessc.
Adyices from Cassel Of the 18th instant state that
Messrs enkell lIornsten have been sentenced by
the court-martial TO confinement in fortrcss.M
Henkel for year and W. Hornstein for nine months
According to our most recent accounts from Cassel,
three members Of the expermsnent committee OF the
Chambers recently arrested continue in durance. and
guarded with lesser greater strieness Nj Grae
appears be treated with greater severity than his col
leagues, NM 1enckcl and Schwarzenberg, he having
hitherto prevented from communicating with his
lawyer. lie l. not only implicated as a member Of the
committee. but Is accused Of having published sedi-
tious work and having uttered language publicly,
tending to excite rebellion and violence The fourth
member NJ Bairhoer is also arrescd the nth Is said
10 be in London. According TO article in Berlin
journal NJ Schwarzenberg IL half-pay officer in the
British service lie is stated TO have accompanied the
corps Of the late heroic Duke of brunswick to England
10 have served with that corps the gallant old legion
in Spain and Portugal where he wounded. After
dsbanding the legion he is stated returned
TO csse his native country and has constantly taken
part in the political events that have agtated that land
at different periods The ycarnngs Of German unity and
brotherhood eyince themselves in striking manner Mt
Cassel SHUTDOWN approaches than guards and
patrocs obliged to be doubled in order to protect
war and deadly feud with their Prussian vnd Iessian
comrades.
Austria.
Our Vienna correspondence Is Of the 18th ut II
stated that Prince schwarzenbcrg would leave that city
for Dresden. ut the end Of the week Obstacles have
again been thrown in the Of Council Of the Empire
The designated members opposed to the policy Of the
cabinet Prince Schwarzenberg late governor Of Lom
hardy has been appointed to the Of Galcia
vice Count Keyenhuler Count Gynai will take Prince
Schwsrzcnburg's place in Italy.
The Austrian cabinet has addressed energetic note
TO the Porte wherein the pacihcation Of Bosnia and
Herzegovina urgently demanded and also better From
tier regulations In the note the project Of making
Scutari free harbor is alluded to- which it Is hinted
would be injurious to Trieste Prince Schwarzenberg
has answered the King of Wurtcmburgs letter. He by
means opposes the Kings views but says the time
has yet for carrying them outthat the German
princes must first come to full agreement on the subject
The insurrecton In Bosnia is still far from being ex
tnct The conquest Of the city and citadel Of Banjauka
has furnished the insurgents with stronghold by which
II is likely they will be able to support their plans The
Austrian Rhssei,ng protests that the condition Of the
Bosnian loyalists and Christians Is distressing in the
IRENE and that power ought to take the part Of
these beautiful and wreched provinces Of Southern Eu
rope" According to the latest advices from lara Of the
4th instant the insurgents Of the krna have combined
with those Of the Herzegovina They have attacked the
seraskcs who being reinforced by the Turkish troops
which Arad Pasha had brought up from Traynic sue
ceeded in defeating them.
The mail from Constantinoplc has brought important
news from Bagdad. II Is well known that the great
Arab tribe VI the Annezeh migrate yearly following the
Of the Euphrates from the neghborhood Of Aep
20 to that # Bagdad where they arrive about Christ
and sell cames and horses and buy dates 1t has
long been the Of the pashas Of Bagdad pay
black mail to the powerful sheks Of this tribe and the
shsmmar, when their vast encampments move down
into the neighborhood Of the old capital Of the
liph in order to keep the roads open, and protect
pilgrims and travellers from the deprcdatons Of the
Bedouns. IL seems, however, that Abdi Pashs. who
has recently succeeded to the pashak. refused the
usual purses Of tomauns demanded If him by the An
nezeh sheiks Thereupon cloud of mounted Be-
douins with their in the horizon the
right bank Of the Tigrs The fcahs fled whooping, with
their focks towards the city walls, while their
raised the shril alarm Of their thrilling Lu-uun Alb
d Pasha marched cut with his troops meet the enemy
but although they had cannon with them, they could
not stand the charge Of the Annezeh. and they
beaten back into tagdad. after suffering considerable
loss, and leaving gun the field The Annezch
were encamped in the immediate ncghborhood Of the
city, which they besieged and continued their depreda-
tons to the right and left the whole country plum
dcring the villages and driving off cattle Meanwhile.
three 81 the shek had been TO the scrai parey with
the Paha One Of these having suddenly died. IL Il
pccted that he must have been poisoned with the coffee
or sherbet, which IL usually offered a compliment in
the East all visits The Arabs had been rritated to
great pitch II fury by this presumed trcachery.
IL seems that although orders had been sent to Kiuta
to set General Dembinsk at liberty the general had
not yet arrived at Constantinople.
Emr Bechr, the old Prince Of Mount Lebanus. has
just died NJ Constantnople aged o. The Porte has de-
carcd the Island In siege because the
Ssmians refuse absolutely TO accept their governor
Conemenos whom they consider devoted 70 the
Prince q snmos 1.-THE protege q Sir stafford Cannng)
who Il universally dctestcd. The insurgent Samians
have sent second deputation to inquire what had
come a the first they had sent to Consantinople but
hearing they safe in the state prisons they thought
they could not do better than hurry back their island
whore immense force Of troops had been sent que
the revolt The Porte has attempted to interfere with
the organization ~ the Greek clergy and 10 force the
bishops under Turkish Jurisdiction TO submit ixcd
salaries. The measure u Ia itselfa good one but the
clergy seeing with terror the Turkish government be-
ginning to NEEDLE with their affairs refused and Russia
inervened signying to the Turks that she would sub
NIT 10 no interference with the Church. The Roman
Catholics have been attempting by every intrigue to
seize upon the Holy Sepulehre which has always belong