The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-27

agent ct Chambsry and Msxhs Ra6stsky has discovered
These several oopsdssatsss led to very sctive CORES
pondsros between the authorities In Lombary and those
In yiepna and was rumorsd In military circles that
Sardinia had demanded the assistance Of Austria The
fact however h. that Rsdetxky has demanded reinforce
msnts for the army In Lombsrdy and although every
kept .ecrst possible there good for belev
Ing that they have been granted The plot which was
Uncovered some time since and already known to you
- the MaDtuan conspiracy must have been Of most
formidable nature for great number OF persons Of rank
and fortune who had always bsen considered loyal SUBJ
tsssopsbe correspondsncs had fallen into the hands
the autbcritiss II b credibly related that when
ss ss.r
for the Marshsls headquarters the very evening
Tho lloyd and tho PSesm remain true to their oolors
pesos of Europe, vhe the latter persists In ts opinion
that "the Empire Is peace IL Is armed rand
nsssay - o. VAT ner rec ~
Peese continues -" The economical Belgian government
considers II neeessary to decrease ts military establish
ment Rusea which had withdraw ts divisions into the
interior Of Poland has again pushed them forward to the
PrustiaB frontiers the construction Of the East Prus
an Railroad has been CARRIED vth such extreme ac-
vity that very short time Russian coros
Unnecessary be posted on the Khne In Prussia and
in the mser German States such measures have besn
taken that army be ready for action In few days.
As such general disrst Cannot arise solely from vague
cosjeotures and gloomy forrbodngs the causes which
honor Of France probably requires the recovery Of the
Rhensh fcs,ier and satisfaction for the defeat at Wa
trloo The Paris correspondent Of the lloyd such
ultra impeast that here has patience to read
his eue,ons He has recently received the soqet of
Louis Nspaleon's coIresponSans"
AS you have long been led expect would be the case
Prussia is master Of the situation in the Customs
quetton and the end OF the wearisome controversy will
probably be simple treaty Of trade between all the Ger
man States There Is no longer any question OF the for
nation of third Customs group 1t Is sdered
sdviabe under present crcrmstancer to bring about
will confess that she has been vanqushed In this mat
ter but, In fact Prussia has defeated her with her
tended with such signal success that Prussia has in her
turn tried It and with satisfactory results
The Hie',er Zatung Of to day contains an imperial
edict by which the Austrian civil code, with certain
notifications and restrictions is introduced into Hun
gerry Croa'ia Savopis the Servian Vovodina and the
Bsnat The laws concerning the .4vticitdt which
have also received the sanction Of His Majesty win BE-
published to morrow, The Hungarans will probably
complain bitterly of these Innovations but every impartial
perscn who 10 what the administration Of justice
was in Hungary and how extremely Injurious the .4ric
M to the country at large must approve Of repeal
explained at length 1t appears only necessary to
observe that rendered the purchase Of real property
In Hungary . very hazardous operation as 1t was
next TO impossible to procure c0nveyances good
In law The new ordinance aboshea whole host OF an
,iquated eudal abuses and any who may feel in
cned to invest his capital in Hungary can in future do
without running risk Of being reduced to beggary
by the quiYks Of the law or is Interpreters The Hun
esrsn mobiles and gentry bitterly of some OF the
new burdens which have been imposed them nce the
declaration Of the unity OF the Empire One great gev
apceis the sooaed Er6 stener (tax inherited pro
perty) The Hungsrinns consider the introduction Of
thif the height Of injustice the State receives its
dues L. another FORM The meaning Of this Is, that In
most sncien noble families the real property being
held by fuda tenure is escheated to the Grown on
extinction ofthe male line Another complaint Is that tho
people obliged to pay the income tax their gross
instead Of their net revenue This OF course IL very
serious matter In . county where not moro than
proprietor In hundred has his estates encumbered
The following story will show how terribly insecure life
and property are In Hungary just now:-A peasant,
named noronieg residing Csanad. In the Toron-
taller county the other side OF the Theiss returned
home intoxirated with two her whs In the
ssme coLd ion Shortly after he had enterSQ his house
ave lohbers rushod In. and with the words 6 You
tAelsS~&sss s>n4Utnned against usm they commenced
hsDd snd oot and Morcnitz's wife fetched in beaten,
snno THE frfcuds then Knocked the
bead sLo 6oropit2 pe,ti.ed in his refusal to tell
where BIZ neg concealed be also killed The
wife bsr widow at last confessed and the robbers
'ook poe son OF large ar full Of swanzigers dollars
md oucsts. The nAurGtrers. after loading the
dead MAPS cart with bed cio hes and wearing apparel
put-to he bortes ard drove oil
1h'rgt are rot going smoothly In bohemia. " The
tsxes ~tiRh heavily toe people, says high mill
tsry su,h N.Y. that public feeling s even than in
nUIgsly.n
The austrian officers who fer time permitedt TO
iske service in Persia will return in the spring One Of
tbem writes tbat the crueltes inflicted upon The unor
tubate Bsbs are almost bey ond description In
case the condemned man aayed alive and then
bourd 10 stake, where his quiy erng body served
target for troop Of sooundrels there called soldiers
&c ,amputated, was roasted alive.
Liopd oigto day gives exact specification of the
troops !2iOU00) to be employed against European