The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-03

Of Ohambcrd, this spring. at Ostend or Wiesbaden.
Tho Austrian government proposes to obtain from
oil private individuals, who have libraries in their
dwellings,, Q list Of the books which are their
Shelves in order 70 destroy such volumes it thinks
proper.
In Spain il has been decided that (soncral Canedo,
the present military Governor Of Madrid, shall DO
sent to Havana, and replace General Don jose do Ia
Ooncha. General Canedo will leave for Cuba on
the 10th inst, by the Spanish war steamer I'll Cato
leo. No one here can neoount for the change Of
General DC Ia Concha: 1t ia said that reinforce
mont Of 5000 or 1000 mon win be sont to Cuba.
Mr.. Garllard do Fery formerly Consul of Franco
at Liverpool, has been sent in that capacity to
Havana.
In Greece, the leading topic of tho moment is the
conspiracy of seventeen Poles (who had selected
that country for their place Of rosidenOe) against
King Ohio and his government. The leader Of this
plot was certain general, Milbitz, with sixteen of
Sardinia and Alexandria.
At Constantinople, the affair Of the Holy Land
has been decided in favor of France, into tho hands
Of whose priests Bethlehem, the grotto Of tho natl
witty, &c., have been surrendered, Notwithstanding
the claim Of Russia II appears that M. de Tretof,
the Russian Ambassador, is extremely vexed, and
that M. de Lavalctte, with tho desire not to enjoy
his victory over Russia, has demanded momentary
vacation. Then no returns to France with his wife.
QOrmerly Mrs. Wells, of BOston,) and no doubt will
be well received at our Foreign Office.
The wife of Marshal Soult died on tho 10th inst,
at her chateau at Soult Berg; she was 81 years of
age. She was Protestant, but before dying be-
c6me Catholic.
NJ. Augusta Chevalier. and NJ Barber dc Jouy,
French engineer Of much talent, visited Liverpool
last week, with private mission from the French
government. No ono could ascertain tho real cause
Of that journey, but it is well known that NJ. dJouy
has left for tho United States.
The speech ofGeneral Cass tho subject Of Tho
non-intorvsntion policy, cannot fail TO forward tho
cause Of sound and rational liberalism in Europe,
while, at the same time, it in no whore interferes
with the existing laws Of nations; but it clearly
forcshadows to tho great despotc power, that tho
democratic sentiments Of America will force its go
vermont to intervene when they, by concerted
action among themselves, to attempt to destroy and
break down those distinct nationatios whore FREQ
dom still exists, merely because they have chosen
to found and preserve constitutional forms Of GO
vcrnment. AT one timc, it was feared that Russia,
Austria Prussia and France, would call on Bel
GUM, Holland and Sardinia, to abandon their re-
spective constitutions under the threat of coeroioD
but the language Of General Cas-, which is taken
for that of the American people, has put an ond to
that apprehension for the present. The noble old
shield to the still surviving liberties Of the con-
tncnt from the deadly blow aimed at them by the
ruthless hands of despotiSm.
have to mention the decree of the Monffev of
this morning, by which Louis Napoleon has reduced
to half of the preceding tariff the duties on wines
and liquors imported from the provinces into tho
cities This measure will increase his popularity,
which had been somewhat shaken by the decree OK
the Five per Cents.
Mr. Huisemann, tho Austrian Charge at Washing
ton has been ordered by his government to return
to the United States SO it appears that everything
is settled between the two countries. Is. IL. X.