The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-21

served the papal equipage, and suddenly seized
with an irresistible impulse to approach the person
OF the Pope, which he did in rapid manner that
Pio Nino was alarmed. and the guards considered il
to be their duty to collar the intruder and prevent
his throwing himself ut the feet Of the Pope. The
priest insisted upon being allowed to carry out his
intention ana proceeded to give utterance to most
unorthodox assertions respecting the equality of
priests, and of the human in general rhouting
that he was sorry to see the vicar of Christ sur.
rounded by such scoundrels. When the Pope had
got out of his visitors immediate neigh borheod he
gave orders that he should be released from the
grippe of his captors, but strictly kept in sight by
two gendarmes and his dwelling and avocations as
ceraned, in order that report Of the whole affair
might be drawn up for Cardinal Antonelli's perusaI
This was donc and the unasked adviser of his holt
ness turned out to DO Dalmatian of known eccen-
trio habits, who had probably felt more eccentric
than ever on the day in question, from the discus
sion of a couple of TASKS Of wine. He is now pay
ing the penalty Of his temerity by a soourn in
prison.
The agents for the American line of packet ships
trading between London and New York, have re-
quested their revenue authorities to sanction the
adoption OF more convenient regulations for the
transhipment OF the baggage of emigrants arriving
by the steamers from the Continent route to the
United States and at the same time to prevent them
being subjected to any unnecessary expense and al
low them the Of such articles Of apparel as they
may actually require during their temporary sojourn
here. on their way to their destination. con-
siderable number Of emgrants expected to arrive
IN the course OF spring and summer from Germany,
via Rotterdam, e., route to the United States The
authorities have sanctioned arrangements for the
desired purpose.
The merchants and shipowners of Havre are at
present in great alarm, in consequence of report
that it is intended shortly to make notifications in
the law on sugars. The Chamber of Commerce has
ZELDA meeting on the subject, and all the merchants
and shipowners Of the town have been convoked to
attend another meeting, to draw up petition to
the Prince President Of the republic, setting forth
the injury which any change in the sugar laws will
fhna nj
Havre.
Turkey is adding constantly Of late to her steam
navy, and possesses at present a state navy of
eighteen vessels of 700 horse power in all namely,
the Medjide, $50; Aukhburi Surur, $50; Taft, 45O
Feixi Bari, $50; Sayki Cladi, $50; Esseri Djedid,
800; Erekl $50; Tairi Bahri, l6O; PeIki Chewket,
l60; Missiri Bahri, 160; Esser Haix, 100; Vecey
Tedgaret, 60 Pesendide. 60; PeIki Tidgard, so;
40. In addition to these vessels there IRE eight
others belonging to the Commercial Company, of
i,450 horse power-in all making q total of $3.50
horse power. Besides this force, there are eight
steamers for the Bosphorus, two Of which are used
as tug boats.
A correspondent, writing from Vienna on the 10Th
ult, says There is no faith whatever to be put in
the high-fown descriptions sent from time to time
to the Augsb,ug Gazette, respecting the state of
feeling, and the general condition of affairs in the
Austrian monarchy. The attachment of the people
to the person of their Emperor, and their admra-
ton for his great deeds, there painted in such glow
ing colors, have likewise no foundation in truth
and although the late nautical experiences of his
Majesty, are said by his eulogists to have brought
out his fitness for the post of Admiral Doge, and to
have placed him in the eyes of the taring popu-
lations OF the Adriatic, high up in the ranks of
fame. can assure you that such is the very re-
verse OF the truth and, even here, at headquarters,
all that his most devoted apoogists can aege as
an excuse for his imprudence, is youth and inexpe-
rience.
At noon, on the 10th ult, just as the Exchange
at Hamburg. crowded with merchants, presented its
gina fvvc dunn, IN,
came up and rolled their drums for the space of ten
minutes, causing great commotion both within and
out OF the Bourse. While this was going on, work.
men were seen over the principal gateway of the
building elevating black board which was paint
cd in white letters the name of merchant of the
city who had lately suspended payments and abscond-
ed with all his assets When the name had been
fairly set up, bell was sounded for two hours from
tower of the Bourse This penalty of disgrace,
called the execution of fraudulent BANKRUPT, - is
ordained by law which can be traced to the four
teenth century, when the Hanseatc league was at
the height of its greatness.
On the occasion of the ceremony on the 10Th
inst, the President Of the French republic will lay
aside his usual military uniform and wear the full
dress costume Of President Of the Council of State.
The emigration Of Chinese to California is greatly
on the increase. During the month of July six YES
sells had sailed IL were preparing to leave on the
SUth OF January, and more were required Many who
had previously emigrated had returned with SUBJ
stantial proofs OF their success, and the Chinese
not slow in following the example Of their country
men when money is the inducement.
The London Times asks, dses it not appear at first
sight strange result Of the terrible statistics of so
sety that upon an average person out of twenty
OF the inhabitants of that luxurious metropolis is
every day destitute Of food and employment, and
every night without place for shelter or repose
A letter, dated kalisch, March 3, states that the
government proposes. the railroad from
st. Petersburg to Warsaw shall have been made, to
construct another from Odessa to Kew, with an
extension to Bothnia. The principal object of the
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IRON southern Russia
large quantity Of wheat and -four has been
shipped from the ports of London and Hull for
the ports OF Prussia, which will be admitted at only
a nominal duty, in consequence of the great search
ty which prevails in that country of every descrp
tion of grain. Large contracts are stated to have
been entered into by some of our leading cornfac-
tors for that country.
A Paris correspondent writes The printing and
distribution of deputy's speech without authorize
ton Of the Chamber is punishable by fine Of from
50Of. to 5,000f. against printers, and 81 to 500f
against distributors. grave question arises, whe-
ther the English papers will not be subjected to the
latter fine. III case the translation OF speech should
appear without authorization.
The Madrid Heraldo announces that the Duke
and Duchess de Montpen.ier have postponed
their intended visit to the Balearic Islands,
Genoa, &c. on account Of the interesting state OF
health Of the Duchess.
The Queen Of Spain, in exchange for the baby
clothes sent by the Pope to the young princess has
Muro, and four fine Spanish horses
A land slip occurred on the 18th ult., in Vigo,
government Of Castiglione, where an immense pro-
jecting mass, which had been threatening destruc-
ton for considerable time past, detached itself
from the Monte Vicesio, burying the small hamlet
of Rio under its ruins. The number of victims is
not known.
Copenhagen journal announces that q foreign
company has offered to establish railway across
Jutland, if the Danish government will consent to
guarantee an interest Of three per cent. on the
capital.
The Duchess Of Berri gave grand soirfe on the
14th ult. at Milan, at which the celebrated Rubin
appeared.
The B,eau Gazette quotes Geographic despatch Of the
I'D from Xara uEcng that about 500 Bosnans who
inhabited the village Of Tssovucz have crossed the Dali
matan frontier to escape from the Of the Turk
ish authorities who would be to punish them with
great barbarity account Of some resistance they had
Offered to Turkish officer who attempted to arrest their
priest They have all brought their cattle and movable
property with thtm.
letter Of the 18th states that the Turkish govern
msnt anxious to improve its friendly relations with