The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-19

The Baron, Carouche, &c. She was inferred wit
all due honors, and a suitable monument will b
erected over her.
The Roman Catholics OF Glasgow are abou, I
start new journal in that city for the defence Q
their religious views.
On New Years day fifteen families departe
from Sheffield on their way to the Valley Of IN
Great Salt Lake, the FL Dorado OF the Mormonit
persuasion.
The Bavarian Minister, Won der Pfordten, h a
| received the insignia of the Grand Cross OF IN,
Order of st. Leopold from the Emperor OF Austria
The Emperor Of Austria has raised Charles anc
Joseph Poniatowskl, sons Of the Polish Stanislau.
rohia'owski, TO the dignity OF princes OF the Aus
! tfian empire.
!, Accounts have been received of the demise oil
the reigning prince, Paul Ale xander Leopold, His
serene Highness died on New Years day, in The
Doth year OF his age. He is succeeded by the
crown prince, Paul Frederic Leopold, aged 30, a
msjor IN the Prussian army,
The Porte has or gansed project for regular
steam service on the waters of the Bosphorus
The Senate of Hamburger has decreed the expul-
sion of the Hungarian refugees in that town
The next sitting of the conference Of the Zollve.
rein will be he held in Wesb idsn il has hitherto
been held in Cassel
II is expected that the yistula and the Duaaec,
one OF its tributaries, will be navigated by steamers
next summer
Accounts from Van Diemen's Land report the
ance OF transportation 10 that colony
The fog was recently so dense in Amsterdam
that sixteen persons were injured in the streets and
eighteen fell into the canals in one day.
Letters from Florence, of the Both ult state that
decree had been issued prohibiting the use of
masks, either by day or by night, during The Car
niva
Accounts from Ca6iz state, that the ste amshi p
Caledonia was quite unable 10 accommodate the
numbers who sought passage on her second trip TO
Cuba.
The Imperial Library, founded at St. Peters
burgh by Catherine H., has been thrown open to
the public by the Emperor Nicholas. IL contains
563, APO volumes and To- III manuscripts. The du-
plicate copies amount TO about 10000, part Of
which are to be given to the Geographical Soci-
ETY., and others TO the Archaeological Society OF
St Petersburgh.
The electric telegraph for correspondence be-
tween Vienna, Eero0a, Trieste Goritz, and Venice,
was ope ned on the Sd ult.
President Louis Napoleon has sustained do
nestle calamity in the death of Madame Laitz.
(nee Beauharnais), daughter OF the late Marquis
de Beauharnais.
All the States of Zollverein will be fully repre-
scented at the Congress at Wiesbaden, where the
sittipgs interrupted ct Cassel are about to be re-
commenced. Hamburg has declared against the
Austrian project Of a customs union.
The CciOgwe Gd:ens announces that the arbi-
| traitors appointed by the Austrian government and
that ct Nassau to settle the question as to the LA
biiy OF Prince Metterni to pay taxes to Nassau
for The estate of Johsnnisberg, have decided IN At
il shall be taxed from 1861, and, moreover ordered
that sum Of 1000 forms advanced for the prince
| shall be reimbursed by him.
A letter from Vienna, of the 10th ult, says =
eve hear from a good source that the re- estab-
thment OF free trade harboT at Venice may shortly
be expected"
Naivoez will, it is said, be the new Spanish min
In the Strasburg election Of members for the
Tribunal OF Commerce, the democrats obtained a
| majority.
| The Archbishop of Paris has issued circular to
his clergy, in which he, at some length, exposes
the Improperly of the clergy NEEDING in political
| ti!airs, and thereby making themselves party men,
and, in accordance with The recent decree of the
Council Of the Province, he specially forbds them
from becoming candidates at the next elections.
A plot has been discovered in Austria. The par.
ties implicated appear to be landed proprietors and
other persons, lately arrested. Twenty persons
have been arrested, among whom IS a retired m 4.
jor. The meshes of the plot seem to extend
throughout the very heart OF Germany, and Count
Leint ngtn has seized correspondence at Cassel
which lays open the whole plot.
The Cowsfitnf,onsAe Zeitmug rei,erates its former
statements re peciiDg the formation OF anothe
provisional central power for Germany. for the pur
pose OF prois citing the German countries a.ainst
the storms which re lowering In France and Swift
| zerlaId.
| A congress of merchants have been sitting at
Vienna on the question OF the customs union. The
| Ost DtWShe Post ys:-The congress of mer-
| chants, called together by the Minister Of Com
merce, seem To agree like fire and water. The
lialiaDs, Poles, and HuDgarians violently opposed
any mitigation Of the protective system Their
countries, they said, should be no longer Mulch
\ cows Tor The manufacturers Of the German pro-
vnces. I'VE give you meat and bread" cried
| out one Of the speakers from the Prague "for
that reason you close our markets, and we mm II
buy your wares at high prices. We will not suffer
ourselves to be any longer prayed upon by you +"
Death has suddenly remyved the German mus-
| ~
autho. 81 the Scar und zimmerman" an opera
That still keeps pos esson ef the stage, and IN
ltsisn version, was recently included IN the pro-
ersInme at Her MsJe,y's Theatre in London. M.
Loitsipe had for some time been musical director
and leader at the orchestra Al the Frederick Will
hemstsdt i heatre. His last words were shs OPP
erattas and adaptations Of music Ia the songs of
the trashy pieces of the day. His talent was
above the occupation To which he has OF late years
been compelled
A letter from Rome OF the 1Ith. in the Apgsb0g
Goseffc, gives singular nstince of the strc,ness
OF The Roman censorship. In an oreTa OF Verdi's,
q lover, on hearing his mistress sing behind the
scenes, IL made TO exclaim, "Oh, che voce engel,-
ca" (Oh, what al angelic voice. Ban the cen.
sors, considering that pretty girl ought not 10 he
compared to an angel, have inserted "armonica
(barmonious) for 'angelica," modification which
was received with Kisses by the public, who knew
what the original words were.
Foreign Music and slse Drama.
Fanny Eisstr intends, Estates letter rom VI
enna,) after giving series OF performances, quit
ting the ste &c and retiring into private lite l. Ike
Tagcni, she IL stated TO have acquired consider
able fortune during the many years she has been
on the boords.
The Hing Of Prussia has caused to he presented
10 Madame Castelar, a bracelet studded with dia.
monds OF great value.
Two new operas arc announced az shortly to be
produced at La Scala, Mllan-the one Z" II S,ndsco
Babbeo," composed by M Lauro Rossi, director
Of the Copseryatoire; and the other, II Magnetls-
no." by Acbie Or fiigna.
Ffancoise Salvini, Widow Bonnefoni, DIETER
known by the nick name Of Mother Malaga has
Just died. at Paris at the advanced age OF " years
Very few lives have experienced such vlcissitudes
es hers. She was born at Ssragossa, whence she
was stolen at a very early age, by Bohemiens,
(Gipsies) with whom she continued tor some
years, paruciratng IN their adventurous course OF
life. She was subsequently purchased Of the wan
dering tribr., by Spanish nobleman. After short