The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-25
Scraps 81 European Irtsllig.nss.


are now In England.
Madame du Sablon, who figured in the cele-
brated poisoning case at Angoueme, 10 at Brussels,
accompanied by her husband intending, it is said,
to take up her residence in that city.
All Is quiet at Rome comcordat between the
papal and Spanish governments Is spoken Of
The health OF the King of Hanover has be en-
much affected during the recent ministerial crisis.
The Duchess of Angouleme arrived at Venice on
the nd ultimO She has travelled under the name
ter in that city, in the hotel of the Duke de Bor-
deaux.
George Sand has met with severe check, in
the refusal Of the authorities to allow play from
entitled " Clsudia." Everything had been pre-.
pared for Its representation, and considera-
BILE expense had been incurred, when the Cen
sor stepped in, and politely announced his refusal
OF license. MM#f.a
M Nisard, the newly. elected member of the
French Academy, has given his first lecture at the
College Ct Henri w All the scientific world
fastened to show their respect for his talents and
he was received with considerable marks OF appro-
baton.
Count Alphonse Clarke, son of the Duke of
Feltre, who was Minister of War under Napoleon,
IS dead. lie was q man much esteemed in the
fashionable and musical circles He had COM
posed TWO succe ssful operas.
The Pyesse says that M. Frederick Bastiat, re.
preventative of the people, has arrived at MarseiIles
from Italy, 80 reduced that his life is despaired
of.
Several corners rom the neighborhood OF Kill
marnock, have been hired by the Hudson's Bay
Company, to proceed to Vancouver's Island, in
order to work the coal mines there
Accounts from China state that an edct against
Christianity, illegal, incredible, and absurd had
been issued by the Project of of the provinces.
Mr.. Alexander Dumas, the feuiLieto~tst, on ac-
count OF some theatrical speculatons, has been
declared bankrupt by the Paris Tribunal of Com
merce.
Two iron war ste amshlps of 500 tons each, are
being built in England, to reopen steam commu-
nications from Lubbock to st Petersburg.
Letters received from the frontier state that MAJ
znl 10 continuing his peregrnatlons in Switzerland,
and has revived the journal Italia del P0pOlo.
The Dumfries Burns Club are making an effort
for the restoration and completion of the mauso-
leum which now covers the mortal remains OF the
poet Burns. .a
1t is rumored that the law-officers of the crown
have prepared for Parliament measure attaching
punishment OF two years imprisonment to any
person assuming, as preate, the title Of any place
in Great Britain.
Miss Bronte, authoress of "Jane Eyre" &c,
has been on visit TO Miss Martneau, at Amble-
side
Jealous efforts are being made in the South Of
Ireland, 10 extend the culture of flax.
II is rumored thstthe intended Prussian loan will
be for 81 000, 900 sterling.
Letters from Morocco state that famine has again
Slsltcu TIC 1Icdt OlsucSS cXlStcQ, anu
deaths were numerous.
The Queen of Portugal is again on the eve of an
accouchement
Snow has abundantly fallen in Austria.
COnstantinople journals of the 9th ult. have ar
rived. They ann ounce that Omcr Pscha was eve
ywhere victorious over the Bosnia insurgents.
Accounts have been received from Athens to
the 18th ult. The King was expected sho thy 10
return, bringing with him his nephew, who IL 10 be
brought up according TO the faith OF the Greek
Church
The Uanderu states that the general feeling
against the admission Of the Jesuits into Austria,
Council OF Lemberg, which has hitherto been far
from inimical 10 that order, has given in protest
against their further encroachments.
Baron de Rothschd, of Vienna, has, il is said,
offered The loan OF a million Of horins, to promote
the realization of the plan of the Austrian govern
ment, for removing the Jews from Galicia, and es-
tablishlng them in agricultural colonies in Hunga-
for the money.
Guizot is hard at work; Theirs continues to La
hor at his history of the Consulate and Empire;
Lamartlne has undertaken TO write history of the
Directory; and even threatens history of Turkey,
as mark Of gratitude to the Sultan for his liberal
present OF q vast tract of land.
We understand that the Amphtrite, 25, comms.
sloned at Portsmouth by Captain Frederick, is TO
proceed 10 the Pacific station taking out as large
supply of stores and provisions as she can sto "
Tor supplying the Arctic ships now engaged Ia
searching for Franklin.
The British Electric Telegraph Company are
eoout to lay down great line from London (by
Manchester) 10 Glasgow, thence by submarine
telegraph to the Irish coast, and then through Bel.
from London to the west and the southeast.