The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-10

and here Such is The end Of that agair. which
makes me remember the well Known fable Of E,on.
"The Floating Stieks."
DE ION cast queIe chose. 81 de PRES &c net y.ea
From atar IT i something but here il is nothing
News from Spain announces that the Dutchoss OF
McntpeusIer had stopped at Valence, being t.rfs.t
and unable to proceed TO Naples.
General Canedo was 10 sail from Cad4 TO Haya-
ma. OIL the 10Th inst, ACCOMPANIED by The rev
Governor Of Porto Rico.
From Baden we received the Intelligence that the
Grand Duke was on the point OF dying and that his
elder son. who is said to be 4 lunatic, was in the
same condition. Ii was hoped that the Grand
Duke, before his death, would abdeate in favor Of
has second son, who, though well favored for Aus
tria, would enforce the power Of the Great Duehy.
The Dutchess of Cobourg. daughter Of the Duke,
had arrived nearhis bedside and was 70 all her
power in favor of her second brother
The question relative to the canton and city Of
Neufchate is not entirely resolved, as was sup
posed, for the King Of Prussia, with the intention
maintaining his rights over that prinepaliy, had
seized 10000 francs, which were invested Gy tile
Common Council Of Neulehatel, in the Prasslan
stocks.
The Gear Nicholas, is expected, within snort
time, at Warsaw, where he win remain for a few
weeks, and from thence proceed to Berlin. His two
are still in Vienna, where thew are nightly
toasted in the most dashing style.
The newsfrom several parts of Germany, ne Posen
Westphalia Tyrol, aud Casscl, is no. Of very So
tisiactory order. 10 appears that the scarcity Of
food is such that tho poor people arc unable 10 hay
grain and potatoes. Ths famine has created
large number Of gangs Of highwaymen, who are
tlieving and numbering TIE roads, Several re-
gmcnts OF infantry aud cavalry have been sent
against them. IN Sweden, al Wer,neland aud
oestans, two o. The largest PROVINCES the poor poo
PIE arc 20 much depressed 10y famine that obey are
obliged 70 cat bark. !eaves and straw This ierri-
bic position has augmented the emigration. and
from the lst 10 the 10Th iust than $500 per-
song, men, women and children. have sailed rom
Hamburg for the United States, IN thirteen shirs.
bound u New York and \ ew Orleans There ar.
now more than 900 people waiting for an opporta-
nifty to leave the old continent tar america.
Pierre Bonaparte, cousin to louis Napoleon has
been named French Consul at Charleston.
/ he defeat OF Rosas. announced and confirmed by
tho French and English papers. has received Il lond
echo If enthusiasm in Paris and London. The fall
Of the deSrotic tyraut Of the Argentine republic
has been unanimously appreciated by all those who
knew the eSactlons and crimes OF the ia.ln Don
Pacheeo-y-Ubeo, Charge Of Moa,evideo 10 Paris
each mayor Of the twelve wards Of Paris. sum Of
one hundred francs to be distributed among the
poor.
Nr. Philaruse Chaslc one of tue most eloquent
reporters the Jsvy,ai de, HGbats, sails for thc
United States, whittier he goes upon a mission Of
great importance,
Nine. the Countess Du Cavla. whose celebrity
under tie reign Of Louis XVIEl.. had no equal, for
she was called the EgeiTc of the king died on Fri
day morning last, in Paris fron, dropsy Of the
heart. Nine. pu Cayta was net only beautiful
lady, bat also sensible woman whose heart was
open to all misorunes and whose wit wss uuenr-
passed in circles. She is n great lose tn tho So
ciety Of which she was the ornament. l.. III. r.