The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-22
Ha6 who were in Paris have received orders from their
government to return home Immediately.

government to return home immediately
TIN DESIGNS or RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA on THE EAsT
--AFfAiRs IN AusrRlA--rnB AMERICAN CHARdH
IN VIENNA, RTC, ETC.
Our from Vienna are Of ths sdnstant letter
1t Is commonly believed here that the policy Of the
French President has cleared the political horizon that
the year 1852 will be comparatively barron In events
Importance but for reasons which am about to give
cannot share this opinion. Although tho Northern
powers-Ausria and Russia-view Of tho measures
Of Louis Napoleon with dissatisfaction they cannot but
approve his general policy Those in Office here certainly
speculate on rupture between France and England,
which would enable them to carry out their plans without
molestation have recently had several opp0rt
Of conversng with highly intelligent German, ws
sides In the capital of one Of tho Dnnuban
and 1 now give you his opinions in condensed
form:-"A war between France and England would
inevitably lead to the accomplishment of the favorte
plans OF Russia and Austria. simulated revolution In
Moldavia and Walacha would gire the Russians a., e.
cNse for occupying those nool graoyfes and such quar-
upon Consantnop tmrcraely necessary have repeat
cdly informed you that Austria has cast longing eye on
some of the Turkish provinces the other Of
Save and Unna, and news from Bosnia, which will be
found below, induces to believe that Omar Pasha Is
fully aware Of the impending danger Tho sufcrings
the "Rayahs" in Bosnia are depicted in the strongcst
coors by the organs Of the Austrian press
and the sympathies Of their Christian brethren this
side of the aforementioned rivers duly reused.
asserted here that this government will do a in Its
power to induce Louis Napoleon not to violate the Swiss
territory but am strongly inclined to believe that Aus
U
In crushing the little republic Prussia not only
wropged in the matter Of Neufcht but her pride
deeply wounded WIN she be ungenerons enough to make
common cause with her gigantic neghbor!
Things not going favoraby here the friends
OF Austria could wish The Hungnrans md Italians re-
main true to their passive resistance system and every
now and then We hear Of political offenders having been
conveyed privately to the prisons Of Vienna Eight per-
sons Of distinction said to be deeply compromised
brought here from Galcla two three nights ago
but the Is known only to tho few The state
OF the finances is still extremely unsatisfactory and Is
likely to continue until radical cure Is undertaken
The Austrian papers amnse their readers with the most
contradictory reports respecting tho representative Of the
United States. According to one paper Mr.. McCurdy
has received his passposn according to another 1.-The
Charge Afaircs from tho United States Inns not boon
requested to leave Vienna" The truth Is that the gem
tlenan In question Ii quietly awaiting the result Of
the Cheyaler Uulsomann's violent harc-up ut WASH
ington.
The information sent you in former letters respecting
the diplomatic relations between this country and tho
United States has turned out to be correct GOODNESS
undoubtedly exists but rupture has taken place.
ceyed last week by special from Washington
have contributed to better understanding unable
to say but certain il IL that the American charge daf
faires is still here and there Is foundation whatever
for the circulated in tho German papers, assigning
to him the intention Of leaving the capital in
Of certain diplomatic differences Mr. MCury is the last
in the world to compromise the honor dignity Of
his country, by too rash procedure the hand,
u cringng sycophancy on the other.
Austria has addrcsseda circular despatch concerning
the proposed German fleet On this subject the itho-
graphic Correspondents dilaes with evident sclfcompla
~
arc still directed to the existence Of North Sea
feet for which end the North German Coast States had
to unite and cooperate with the larger Central States
What tho Austrian government strenuously opposes il
the premature Interruption of the negotiations the
subject the refusal of the requisite expenses and tho
obstacles raised to prevent the possibility Of coming to
satisfactory solution Of the question No will ques-
ton tho dsinteresed and patriotic motives Of govern
ment In the matter, Austria having very little to gain
from u fleet in the North Sea-"
Belgium.
Tn iha sit cf tho RelU
Deputy Pierre, who had just arrived from Luxembourg
asked permission to state what he had observed his
journey. Parperism and dsoation had their attained
to degree unknown, even in Flanders at the worst
cpocLs The total loss OF the potato crops, tho high
price Of grain and want of employment, concurng
TO produce this deepoRats state Of things M Pierre then
asked what measures the government had taken pro-
posed to take to amaorate the situation the province
Roger the Minister Of the Interior said that he we'll
knew the depth OF the distress prevailing in Luxem
bouig and had sent thither superior empoye OF the
administration to collect facts Already he could SOC
that the Budget ofPubc Works would not suffice give
employment to tho working classes He should probably
supplementary credit for this purpose At tho close
OF this discussion the Chamber resolved itself into
feoret committee to consider tho treaty Of navigation
concluded with England The treaty adopted
nimousy.
The Olse-roto,r rays that MN, Odilon Barrot and
gerryer viii go to Brussels to defend the BD Fraroais
NJ. Montaembert has arrived in the Belgian capitol
Switzerland.
Tho government of the United States of America hns
resolved to accred for tho first time, permanent
Charge dA6aires TO the Swss Confederation In Swift
zerand this act Of powerful government Of decided
principles gives the veliest satisfaction
The Federal Council has resolved to send to America
pieco of granite from the valley OF Habern Inter-
acken, to form part OF the intended monument to
W ashir gton.
A letter from Vienna. of the 81 inst, says
understand. from excellent source that tho
of the United States is about sending rep
rcsentatve to the Swiss Confederation This il an i'm
portan step at the present crisis shows disposition
the part of America to espouse the creed of Kosah
and intervene in the affairs Of Europe.
letter from Berlin, Of March s. snys The important
motions for altering the the FIRST Chamber
were brought forward to-day in the Assembly Tho Cham
Der cOnts at present entirely OF members elected
Ing to the ocroyed charter November S4s by voters
having than ELS income The revised charter Of
1850 article 65 provides that the First Chamber shall
be composed, on and after the 7h August 1852 fol-
lows -
and such hereditary peers tho King shall peers
le hs % s sse'.d
tive districts in each ef which thirty persons paying tho
BY town councils The larger towns fhs whole NUN
sr 81 And life gs'rs not to exceed that Of tho
This scheme longer satised the rsactiopary party
NJ Won MancuGel said that the government had not
rared the present question it might await the
and ssne which the debote might take Jhe debate
proceeding
Denmark.
Adyices om Copenhagen Of the 5tb represent the pro-
rogation Of the Chambers as probable event the
advanced party which has the majority thero. The pro-
rogation it IL snid will extend to next June In which
month the ministry intends to propose nportans rno
cations In tho constitution,
RosnkR,
Turlfh military column. combating ~ sbous 10000
men With four guns has occupied the Banjaluka ttho
Austsns were defeated by the Turks here in 173 die
trct, and difaTmed the Rayahs. Six battaoDs, under
tho command Of Pashn, expected al Bihacs. A
strong detachment Of cavalry hss occupied Noy Every
large town s garrisoEed u appears that widely spread
the NJ
vcrnment hes been brought to light. The following
tmcts from teegraphic dispatches not without nte
rect
Iyery bridge, ferry guarded The boats tho
river thc tnpa destroyed and every point cf COM
muta'on with Austria Ia occupied BY strong Turkish
YiCkGts.
~ few days since Austrian ordinance prohibited the
expectation q firearms and ammunition into Wallachs
and holdava and simar edics In respect ts Bosnia
repealed some months since.
Turkey.
The Holy Land question may now fairly be announced
fettltd 1t il naturally wrapped IN much mystery
possible Both the Porte and the French minister
claim The victory their Happears however that
Mo q The IA l7eD In