New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-12

shepherds.
A special train set out from Paris on Sunday to
.eriorm journey over that portion OF the Paris
and Lyons Railroad comprised between Paris
and Chslonssur. Saone, distance OF leo leagues.
1t is to be performed in less than 10 hours.
GERMANY.
German politics are very prosy, bat they are
very important. There is nothing strikingly new
A letter from Bssin Of April "a, published in
the Cologne Gazette says The diplomatic in
tercourse between Vienna, Munich and Dresden,
has become sgan exceedingly frequent. The
principal subject Of this correspondence is the
closing Of the Dresden conferences The other
subject consists of confidential communications
respecting the part Austria is to play at the ap'
preaching Diet. By this means the BavariRn,
Saxon and Wurtemberg Governments will be
ready 10 support the Austrian memoranda M
which will only be officially made known after
the Diet opens The memorandum, drawn up by
Munich Bellinghausen, received its finishing
touches from Count Thun. A correspondence
has also, we hear, taken place on the subject Of
this document, between Prince Schwarzenberg
and II. Mey erdorf the Russian Minister, in con
sequence Of which the passage which ran, The
incorporation of the whole Austrian monarchy
into the BuDd is exclusively German question"
has suffered some modification.
The military OF Prussia are about to be sub
ected to an ample revision, in order to bring them
into accord with the new penal code.
The Commissioners who are engaged in liking
the boundaries Of the two Duchies Of Schleswig
and Holstein, have arrived again at Rendsburgh
whence they make surveying excursions In the
vicinity of the fortress and in southerly direction
The Copenhagen MiddaepOsten states that the
King will shortly visit the Duchy Of schleswig,
and take up bis residence there for part of the
Spring.
The Danish Post Office is making arrangements
for efecting delivery of the mails from Germany
and the South every day; at present three mails
arrive in one day, and on three days there is no
arrival.
In Baden eight members Of the Provisionary
Government during the insurection OF 1919, were
condemned to death on the 23d inst. AS none o.
the accused were present, the sentences were
pronounced an c0ntumdcsanl.
In Saxony the sittings of the German Catholic
Synod have been interrupted by Government
The Synod protested, and said it would bring the
matter before the Law.
And in Austra,-aprOpoS of the great Exhi-
biton,-a csbinet.msker Of Vienna, named Lest
Ter, has Just left that city for London, taking with
him 80 out ofthe 26O workmen whom he employs,
"A well as a number OF articles, which he has
manufactured for the Exhibition. Among them
il the furniture Of bedroom and boudOir inlaid
with gold and silver, and which is intended as a
present from the Emperor Of Austria to Queen
Victoria The furniture of the bedroom has cost
10000, and that of the boudoir 100000 forms
Prince echwarzenberg will not proceed to
Dresden. The Dresden Conferences are to all
purposes abandoned.
ITALY.
You will have already heard that the King OF
Naples bad minated to several eminent NeaPoi-
itans. who wished to visit the great Exhibition,
that they might find it difficult to return Ihls
same King Bomba is very burly, plethorc
Monarch. and the unpl essantest consequences to
himself may be apprehended from the statement
in letters from Naples of the 18th, that King Fer
dinand has an attack of dropsy, which threatens
70 become serious By the advice Of his Physi
The Grand Duke of Tuscany was still at Ma
ples. where the Duke Duchess d'Aumae were
daily expected. Ii was currently reported that
England and France had demanded the evacua
ton of Tuscany by the Austrian troops. The
Grand Duke was exerting himself, in consequence
20 complete his political and military alliance with
the King of Naples in order that the Neapolltan
troops might be allowed to occupy Tuscany in
stead Of the Austrians.
nthe 9th the Court Martial Of Piacenza con,
demped @ banditt to death, and one to 20 years
imprisonment with hard labor. Fifteen OF the
former were executed Immediately; the punish
ment of the other four was committed TO 20 years
of carcere durO.
According to accounts from Turin, NJ. Nigra
having given in his resignation, nj. de CavourWM
APPOINTED ad interim Minister Of Commerce
The Piedrnontess Gazette, Of the 2lst, announces
that it has received by express the intelligence
that the Viceroy of Egypt has deHnitivey sane
toned the construction Of the Alexandria, Cairo
and Suez Railway.
The Risorgimento OF Turin, of the 2lst, contra
diets the rumor which had gained some credit as to
the probability Of the Marquis Msssimo d'Azegho
retiring from office.
A letter from Rome Of the 18th, states thltthe
ceremonies Of the Holy Week were performed
there with extraordinary pOnp. The Bishops OF
Dion and Beauvsis took part In them and an
immense number of foreigners attended.
NJ. Lavalette, Envoy Extraordinary OF the
French Republic to the Sublime Porte, arrived At
Home on the 18th.
SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
Our lslt dates are to the Goth inst Nothing
further is known respecting Portugal bat the
Charse d'Aaares Of that nation made another IN
.nccs..fpl ,ttempt on the 18th to induce Minis