The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-19

federation to the cabinet of St. Jsmes's, on tho
subject Of the refugees. This note couched in Ian
oeding documents from the Foreign Office, contains
in substance the following points -
The British government has received from different
at present In England and has besn put
stop to their proceedings According to the English
the right Of hospitality nvioabe long they who
profit by 1t remain within the bounds of legality. The
government Of the Queen although having any
tention to propose to Parliament changes in the Law,
which concern refugees, ho,uer Obliged adasit that
The refugees hare occasionally abused The hospitality pouch
scted 10 them The government will epdssver TO oppose
barrier to thei. Irregularities ana It's SIDE 1t ex
poets that her Msjestys SUBJECTS who
Of any mapraotces shall not be any longer isquoted
In the territory OF the Confederation.
notes' conceived In similar terms, have boon,
without doubt, already despatched to the cabinets
OF ST Petersburg, Vienna, and Berlin. Tde Pos.
-dnf Gasate, Of frankfort, under date Of Vienna,
I'D, says,-
1t is amour ced from source worthy OF credit that
the affairs OF the refugees at Turin have
been arranged Those who are seriously compromised
will be expelled and those who are less will be ordered
TO reside In some OF the secondary towns The Austrian
engages itself allow the refugees to
TO their country in the event OF there existing no serious
obstacles to 1t
Italy.
In the sitting Of the 2ith Of the Chamber Of Depu-
ties at Turin, the report the introduction of
tain modi6c atoms to be introduced in the law on
the press proposed by the government shortly after
the events of Dec 2, was read The government bill
proposed that in cases Of offences of the press
against foreign powers the public prosecutor should
not be obliged to produce in court any demand of
prosecution by the offended power, its represen-
tative. The Commission proposes to enact that it
shall be sufficient to produce declaration signedby
the Minister of Foreign Affairs stating that diplo-
matte comm unication has been received concerning
the incrimnated article and that the jury who are
to de eide the question are to be taken from the
electors of the district where the Court of Appeal
sits The discussion was adj ourned to the 9th.
The Giornaie d. Roma, Of the 2lst, states that
the Pope has named commission to inquire into
the present financial state Of the country, and to
propose the reforms that may be practicable, with
view to introduce the greatest possible economy in
the public expenditure.
The Pio!montese Gazette, of the oath, quotes ad
vices from Naples, stating that Marquis Fortunate,
the Minister Of Foreign Affairs, has obtained per
mission to Withdraw from the cabinet nj. Troia
succeeded him in the Presidency. The portfolio Of
Foreign Affairs is Professionally entrusted to M.
Louis Carafa M Governa, late Procurator Ge
neral has been named Project Of Police.
Austria.
THE CARNIVAL IN vIENNA-METTERNIcH AND HIS
DRAWING ROOM.
We have received intelligence from Vienna to
the 18th The carnival is expected to be exceed.
iDgly brilliant, and the fashionable houses, to which
the beaN monde resorted before 1913, have again
opened their salons. The court gives the example
as the Archduchess Sophia, mother of the Empe-
Tor does the honor Of the imperial palace twice a
week. The etiquette of Vienna, however, requiring
bHdb III Dails SHOu1u C0uCluue uU mluulRus, tHe
drawing rooms of Prince Mottcrnich are open as in
his most prosperous days, and receive each evening
the illustrations Of Europe. The Prince, who is
vivacity Of his conversation He was acquainted
formerly with the of the first French revolution
Barnave, Mirabeau, the Able Maury, sc and Of
each has some curious anccdote to narrate. The
Prince has terminated his memoirs, which are not
to be published until after his death They have
been written in French, by his wife, from his dicta
ton: The Emperor has just accorded to M Bach,
the Minister Of the Interior the Grad Cross of tho
Imperial Order Of Leopold. This order is only
given in of high merit it confers nobility
on the person receiving il. M. Bach, who was one
of the most celebrated lawyers in Germany, has
merited this favor by his devotsdnsss to the cause
Of order.
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