The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-10

accomplished III a manner that elected deserved ad
miration.
| Madame Malibran's mausoleum in the cemetery
ut Lacken, has been entirely restored.
Foreign Miscellany.
Accounts from Galway state that the rage for
emigration in that quarter, 30 far from declining,
seems % be gaining strength every day.
The musical telegraph, or the power of conveying
sound " electric magnetism, is exciting consdera-
BILE ATTENTION. The machinery was exhibited in
excited much attention. M. Judre, the inventor,
! intends Sowing it very shortly in london 1t
seems tina, the production Of sound will shortly
able person. to communicate between station and
station muca more efectually than by the methods
at present pUsued.
specimeaof rock salt, weighing two tons, is be-
ing polished Northwich, for the purpose Of being
forwarded to ne Great Exhibition.
The boa Constructor in the Geological Gardens,
Bristol, last week, after swallowing couple of
fowls satisfied TIE cravings Of his appetite by bolt
ing his bed, consisting Of piece Of drugget two
| yards and haflOng, and a yard wide.
| The BAd'n d. PARIS states that no immediate
change will take Pace in the ministry, because the
President OF the republic wishes the present M ns-
ter of the Finances TO take charge Of the budget
while passing through the Assembly.
| The London Gtotv tates that the admiralty have
resolved to send powerful steamer into Barrow :
Straits this summer, n order to communicate with
captain Austin, and hiug back intelligence Of the
operations OF the squadron in search Of Sir John
| Franklin.
The Cologne Gasate states, that the mental alien
ation OF Abbas Pacha, tceroy OF Egypt, increases;
that the country IS in most wretched state; that
II Is impossible To get in the taxes and that favor
ties are squnnderng whit remains Of the treasures
accumulated by Mehemet Ali.
The Queen has appointed DR.. HILBERT Binney to
be Bishop Of the See o Nova Scotia, void By the
death of pr. John lngls
Sir John Romily will it is said, shortly be APP
cd f.f tbo D,ll. a
will become Attorney General, and it is believed
Mr.. Page Wood Solicitor General.
The vicersy of Poland has given permission to
Count Henry Rrewuski, a celebrated Polish novel
lst; to publish daily political and literary paper
at Warsaw. The name of the new paper, which
appeared on the LIST ofthe month, is D.iennh Wars
so"sh7 (ltarsar Jo,unai)
The EreneDem publishes a return TO show that
the National Guard of Paris, which consisted, in
1878, of 23O .0O men, has been reduced, by the go
vernment to 565OO men, SO that 1873 900 men have
been disarmed suspects. This is exclusive ofth
artillery of the National Guard which has been
dIsbanded
1t is said that the whole of the Austrian troops
will be withdraw from Hamburger and the Duchy
OF Ilolstein; ana that Rendsburg will be occupied
by Danish troops and the forces Of the llolsen con-
tingent. The Emperor of Austria reviewed the
garrison Of Vienna on the 18th inst, it being the
anniversary Of tie revolution; everything passed off
very quietly. The Gar is said to have addressed
letter to the Emperor of Austria, in opposition to
the late plans of the Austrian cabinet
In the English House Of Commons there are
placemen 49, naval and military officers, 80 patrons
Of church livings, IS, East and West India pro-
prietors, p railway directors, ~, barristers, 10,
eldest sons Of peers, 30, junior sons of peers, 30,
grandsons Of peers, uncles Of peers B. commoners
married to peers daughters, %.
The roads in Germany are at present incumbered
by the quantity of snow which has lately fallen. A
letter from Lepsc states that for several days last
week all the railway trains and mails were detained,
except that on the xo-Bayariau line. On the
Leipsic and Dresden line, two trains buried in
the snow at Oschatz, was also Berlin train be-
tween Berlin and Cothen. On the Lep-c and
Magdeburg line, eight trains We're obliged to stop
near Halle. The mails from Berlin and the north
have, for some days, been constantly twenty-four
hours behind time.
A curious circumstance is mentioned by the Baden
journas-namely, the discovery Of most extensive
and ancient caamine mining works in the neighbor-
hood of Oricsach. According to the statements
made record exists of these mines having been
known or heard Of, but from appearances they are
ascribed to the labors Of the Romans. The gale
ries are said to be in good order and to contain a
store Of nearly million OF centncrs calamine ore,
which, at an average, is valued at six horins the
ewt This, if true, is interesting swell as most
profitable discovery, But the assertion must be re-
ccived with all due caution.
There Is nothing doing at Dresden, though both
parties are said to be decided as to thc course OF
Of action. Discussion Is still kept up on the proba-
into the bund.
The insurrecton in Bosnia is far from extinct.
The conquest Of the city and citadel of Banjaouka
has furnished the insurgents with stronghold by
which, il is likely, they will be able to support
their The insurgents Of the krainu have
combined with those of the Herzegovina. They at
tackled the Seraskier, but were defeated.
The Swedish chambers have just passed a vote Of
want of confidence in the advisers Of the crown and
have decided on an address to the King, demanding
their dismissal. II Is not, however, thought at
Stockholm, that his Majesty viii accede to the re-
quest Of the chambers, as the ministry is upheld by
public opinion.
II seems that DIR. Wiseman was gazetted in Rome,
rs Archbichop Of Westminster, on the 22d January,
1915 without the knowledge Of the English govern
ment. go il appears.
From India we hear that the Fort of Dharoor, in
the MANS dominions, surrendered on the 18th Of
February. portion Of that princes territory has
been made over 10 the East India Company az an
equivalent for the debt G6o,OO0 due to IL.
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