The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-01
THE EUROPEAN M Ais.

The Austrian Ministry, tSc., &C., SO.
The European mails by tho Niagara, arrived in town
yesterday afternoon.
There very little news of Importance additional to
that received by telegraph. from Halifax 1t Is to
noon OF the i.th nit.
Tho mai steamship Washington CAPTAIN Ployd from
New York which put into Milford Haven short Of Goals
TO have left there for Southampton and Bremen on
the 10th oft.
Tho Niagara saw on Thursday last at GA NJ of Cape
Sable the roy al mail steamship America hence for Liver
pool and Halifax
Two ernen. members of the House Of Commons had
been raised to the peerageM Fox Maule by the death
OF his father, becoming Lord Panmurc and throwing
open the representation Of Perth for which Mr. Gpin
the London publisher is candidate and Mr.. Sidney
Herbert having succeeded to the earidom Of Pembroke
1t asccr.ained that about hundred members Of
the bsr already fairly in the hed in England as can
didates for scat in the coming Parliament and 1t is
deemed probable that thirty forty may start be-
fore the advent Of the general election.
Some OF the German governments in order to check
the emigration which is continually increasing have
says letter from Berlin, resolved to require tax Of
rom six TO eight thalers from each emgrant for tho
right to leave.
The London Times attributes tho decrease of fs51 900
bullion in the bank returns to the intelligence Aus
trsia that gold dust had fallen to 81 per Melbourne
and co al Sydney and the consequent large shipments OF
coin TO that country The payment of dividends had
had an effect and still further decrease is looked for
Tho London advertiser says the DIsraeli budget will
differ very little from that of Sir c. Wood excepting
duty on all houses paying rental Of e5 and upward
The Paris advices Of Friday, the 10th ut state that
the Of Victor Hugo has refused accept remission
OF his sentence ofimprisonment while his father and
bis old colleague Paul Maurice, remain in confinement.
The Bank Of France had decided not to comply with
any applications for twenty franc gold pieces par
but TO sell only three millions at per mile premium In
consequence Of the demand for gold remittance to
England
The Paris Bourse Frday-Five per Cents 1o1f loo.
Three Fer Cents IF, 20.
Misery continued to prevail in various parts of Ger
many, owing 10 the scarcity of food In the neghbcr-
hood Of Frankfort the Mane rye bread one and
quarter pound
One account from Vienna states that Count Buol
Schauensten had assumed the Office Of Foreign Minister
and teiegraphic despatch that NJ de Bach
had been appointed President of the Council Of Minister'S
Count dc Buo schauensein to be Minister of Foreign
Affairs Both hese ministers hearty supporters of
the foreign and domestic policy Of the late Prince dc
Schwary enberg
had opened negotiations with the Russian government
for the conclusion Of treaty of commerce. having for
object to effect q material reduction in productive
duties
The yield Of the gold mines in the Oural mountains.
belonging to the crown and private individuals was in
1851 about 6e6o lbs OF gold and about 800 lbs Of pa
tina and in Siberia the yield was GOATS lbs
Several young men arrested q short time ago at
Pesth ia Hungary for having worn trcoior ribbons,
and cred Long live kossuth' Two toy dealers
also arrested having exposed for ale dolls and TOYS
ornamented with the national colors.
The Journal de Turin Of the 18th ult states that
owing TO the inamnatory placards lately posted up in
various Of Tuscany the departure the Austrian
troops had been countermanded and that rumor was
currpnt Il at they to be increased in order to
he ready l.r any thst mirht he
presence q the French at Rome.
German paper states that Padre Becks superior of
tho Jesuits establishment at Louvain who had been
called to Vienna by the general of the Order to watch
the Interests of the society there had been received
blythe Emperor Of Austria at private audience. and
that he net with most fattering reception. The
Fc-tHe Eocirsiasquc published at Sabourg mentions
that the Jeuits by slow in procuring them
10 be rensatedn all the ancient privileges which
they formerly enjoyed in the empire Of Austria
The 7tscsua hungarian journal quotes coirespon
aepce from Mecca rom which it appears that the rebel
Wocaabitcs have beaten the Sultans troops, taken
esson of the Holy City and are threatening Syria 1t
said that the Nceroy of Egypt supports them, in
DER 10 emil aTrass the Sultan.
The Journals Of St. Petersburg Of the I'd ut announce
that the 18th to the 10Th February the Russian
troops had Feveral with the nountaneers
In the Caucasus had taken by assault Zapyn and Emany
had the river Of Chaicula and had destroyed three
villages. They add that engagement took place
the Isl Of March and that the ounaineers routed
With considerable loss.
Advice f ON Rosnia Of the 9th ut o. state that the
5oh Of March orders arrived from Constantinople that
The execution of the order Immediately commenced
Turkish troops expected al Dunno and Possussi
The vessels Of Captain Sir Il. Bechcrs Arctic cxpedi
zion provided with barpoon guns to kill whales and
other large h and Mimic rifles TO bring down birds and
deer
1t understood that by the last India mail the English
despatched orders 10 Ceylon for the
ton Of the export duty Of Id per Id now levied upon Gin
namon
The constitution passed by the Diet for the Danish
West Indis Isards has been approved by the King of
Denmark
The Bsmpstre independents of the 18th ut has the fol-
lowing No little CONSERVATION has been caused during
The week by the sudden Disappearance of Mr. Cornelius
Steven for years past the general Of traffic
on the Southwestern Railway The particulars have not
traDfprtd, but informed that Mr. StovR has sailed
tor America thai difficulties arising out Of some sad a
fairs have caused his departure and that there
known deficiencies affecting the railway company
Tho sdviccs from Rio de Jauoo. Of the 10th Of March
received in England the yellow fever prevailed
yeiy much amoogst ihe clipping at Rio and
had proved fatSi % shore Rahla was free 1t was
minimizing III virGlcLtJ Ut peinambuco.
General MaLc.i.a, the broher-in.lav of Rosas. had
landed at Lisbon and from his own account was going
TO the court Of Spain with crochct in his head
offer BueHos Ayres to Spanish prince.
Dir Charles kcan had sufficiently recovered resume
bis professional duties.
sgnor Bellett made his fret appearance in London
since his return from America a hei Majestys Theatre
Tueeday the 18th uit in the opsaa of LItaana in
Algeria" Eile. Sole Cruvelli announced to com
mence an engagement at that establishment Norma
on the 18th
Mr. Charles Graham. son Of the Veteran tenor has
made suceessful debut al San Carlo. Naples and has
since given concert, which attended by very
fashionable audience He possesses fine tenor voice Of
exquisite metal
Some Of the recent government regulations with regard
to the French theatres childish in the extremesuch
for nsance as the fixing the size Of the bills for each
house the character Of color Of paper and the order
in which the bills Of the respective Establishments
be posted.
1berc died in Lewisham in Kent recently Ann Kelly
eyed lOa who from early youth member Of the the
strical profession. She in the company with
kEsn ala nit t.fNna hnrsAu
Knoviee At sixty he rciinquished the stage
OF desfncs and she has since resided with Mr. Knowles
who has provided for her maintenance.
L0blach Lac accepted an engagement for The Imperial
Theatre, at & etersburg. next
TuR QUICK PASSAGE or THE WITCH or THE WAVE.
One Of London papers ays-A large American clipper
butt sb!p named the Witch Of the Wave Captain Mlett
oommsnder has recently arrived in the East india Docks
London, from Canton, having made ono Of the most