The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-25

The health OF MIR. Riyes is great deal better,
and his friendssin Washington and Virginia will
learn with much pleasure that be will soon be able
to resume bis worthy representation Of the United
states in Paris B. IL. X.
AMERICANS IN PARIS
A. Hsrkness Cincinnati John d. willard Troy
l.. NJ. Perkins Paraguay Y. NJ. Rotch, New York,
b. darsed, Phlisdeiphia. A. S. Robertson. do.
Miss MI. N. Sullivan, N Y NJ. r. Sloo0mb Boston.
Mr. a. iIhs miSst D \ Yers +. D. Duf, New York.
d. J. kIby, Virginia j. IL Watson, do.
y. Johnston Jr New York W. L. Luddar,is, Phiiada
X g Reigoit, Lancaster. j. j. Strader Cincinnati
j. Strader, Cincinnati j b. Smith, I. g. Navy
g. ID. Homans, Boston. IL. G. Root, New York.
A. j. Boyd, do. ii. y. Lambard, do.
+. W. Holland, do. q. X. Draper, do
John Taylor, Descret. NJ Giles, do
G. j. Krapt. New York. Jas. Martin, Jr. Philsda
DR.. r. 8 Howard Columbia. A. nj. Lawrence, New York.
X. S. Henderson, n. YORK Q. Minton, do
G. nj. Odeihciner, Phada. A. II. Buchanan Nashville.
NJ. A. 0deiheimer, do + X. Jourdan Cincinnati
Miss A. odeiheimer, do
Austria.
letter from vienns, dated the Tth inst says that
courier arrived there the previous day from London
with important dcspatches which delivered imne-
II : ss nataaa r. % nss
Of all the Austrian provinces into the 6ermanic Coneie
ration as purely German question, provided the other
German governments consent to regard 1t such, aud
agree to the proposals Of Austria This true, Is tants-
mount TO withdrawal Of the protest made shcr. tiao
since by the English government.
A uniform s,s.em OF weights and measures for the
whole empire occupies the attention of the Chamber Of
Commerce at the present moment Such system would
confer great benefits upon trade generally in Austria
A letter from Venice Of the 9th inst ANNOUNCES tho
arrival at that city Of the King Of arscce and party
the Duke Of Modena The Arthduchess Hldegarde and
tho Grand Duchess Of Ncsse and suite sghted at the
telcgraphio desratch dated Vienna 7h inst says
The principal bankers Of the capital MN. de Roths
child Sina. Schaup aud Koengswartcr, have had n
ference to-day with Baron dc kubeck President Of the
Council Of the Empire 70 to understanding
ministerial project The state Of the finances Il 60 up
permost in every ones mind that the Council Of the
Empire has decided opposing ala political measures
long these pecunisry shall eontnus
Prussia.
TIE CLOSE CHAMBERS.
The journey to Poland of the King Of Prussia II dehn
lively bxed. lie will enter Warsaw the 18th inst Il
Is said 10 b. doubtful whether the Emperor Of AuriA
win be there at the time The Emperor Of Russia
viii mess tho King G Prussia his arrival in
Msntsuaei will IT l. said accompany King Frederick,
and Count keessarode the Czsr.
The pr,sesian Chambers closed on the 9TH in TIE
white hall Of the rslace by the following speech from
Gcntirmen--1Ae rrussisn chxmbers have reached the
term Of their seco nd regular seion Public affairs have
for fo months appesled 70 their anxious attention and
strenuous cxertions Their deliberations opened
uts and much distoTbed iancture. All the military
sources OF tho nation casd out 10 meet threasoiug
dangers scale that the prussan people bad
fure and with that has given the Prssisn
people full sen-t of their own strength ana has
msndcd the rpect ot forci nation Circumstances in
the meantime interyeneL which the of hs
Majesty deemed IL their duty take advantage OF order
10 avoid with brother races But there other
subjects which In the then state Of things appssld 70
the attention of the Chambers The patriotism Of the
two Chambers has never, heess avoided Conflicts which
vGud have been only fit To cndan,er the position OF
Prussia abroad, and 20 prejudice her interests at homo,
whilst they would have filled her enemr both external
and internal with hope. With real have you yenemen
fulfilled your dues and entitled yourselves 70 the tina nks
cfyonr country Thirty bills having passed through
the Chambers have baen laid before the government,
and have, In pert, received the royal sanction You
havr sio the satisfaction gentlemen Of having put the
hss been in Of preparation for many years You
have by your deliberations an thc class and osS1-d
incone tax what is pa.ssc toto law, Furnished
of reoiing thu necessities or sfe state ty Which the
poorer clasec win not only bo psrd tho burtheD cf
gathering, but the taxes Themselves will b mucd light
ep.d The state expenditure for th year 1851 IL seted
and by the grant Of ii million thseTs you have fur
lad the government; with means Of covering the cost
occasiir.d ~ the calling the military strength
a the land which without manifold ana per,nA
ncnt s1vantsr- Tor the army it-ci III many Law
projects have not during the session been brought
10 maturity. the discussions 20 which they have boon
sut9eccd ard the petitions which haye bscn received
rcspetrg tLen have AZ ieas given tho govci
abundant materials for hoir careful consideration You
lsve a. the bills that have been laid before you proved
esi!ir hodie entirely agree IL = tho desire u tas
govtfrment 20 maintain and further 10 promote this
,grsm.nt by the careful Observance aud rigorous
cuton ~ the lass rtrcrpect a ls session Il ala
calculated 70 ccrrchorn;e the conviction that the good
t,rse q rrussia rmans un1istub,d under the
fons tf the Ccrvuon and that the Main condition Of
the d,veicpcmen of the future de-tinic, OF Pxs
tc he maintenance Of historic ound ions that the
svsyr period we have just passed through hs not bsca
Iert, a., rp nie VI al divine aud human orinaaoos
o. rvsiess The passions that agitae them but
the rttlutton In whatever form it msy rhOw self will
ffd tn Ma'fsty' u government watehful and arm aud
IrWsss armed The threatening position of these
bhs nslps u. other apart, Lie most urgent
DUTY ~ I'll German governments longer 10 lDaYe
Co fnuDy without central power recog aiscd all
Ei,e at hbme aud abrusd whether the GeTmla
ptferfmeuis return 20 th- old forms Oe the Diet,
~ whether the thy ne neens ahandoncd) plan cf
organization n the confederation ~ brought into ocot
tbi inctItrdtut develops msnl ~ rruia will bo In
fcfpet ia tthcs casc, endangered But the tau - AMI
fufut guarantee for hHppy and glorious future fr
" tca and tueterisl Improvements for the incrcs.nE
itrio vtifsrv ~ The had and its power and nluouce
Hiiosd you vii hnd gen.iu.cn. In :ho a1oatlg2h
cl1tsilDn and oald.al uraBimiy uf AL those Who la
ruh and loysD have the I'D mcttp, ths old inscrip
ton. vfitttn their hearts with 0od for King ssd
fnthtinrd 49,
ahr rsiasnt IN thc Second Chamber Count Sohvsrs
" IL rlca.ua a9drcr. cor2ratut.e4 The Chamber
iht ahCfs - ihe session inasnauob a. the ioslStu-e
had fut a. af' 0ui n ~ provisional state and had
pssfrd many positive sws IN contemplating however,
~ bdded The rtil.ei a,ate = Germany The cye unf
siTgic pot ~ Witch rguiI rcss vi aaisf,otion
The struggle btwe,n n pact and The fdtu~c ell
tuurJ uts nniiiy roshrrr and discDntGnt cvery-
~het~ tLat hs would Mt rom that pisoe pronouDs~
~, iu0crtrnt racn, but trusted that
ltrisctlve Providence wvu.a watch Prussia, and
guide her through al OBSTACLES, hOWovsr formidable
tbty might appear. ~ ths fHllment ~ desltn'e 10
which the whtir fAthsrrud vas Interested
Tire r.rvnnt Nall.
W have received Ugnstanople journals ~ Che ltts
and AthrIA t0thr gSth ul
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