The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03
SeraHs OF Europe.

An Anglo Californian, in the London Timss of
! Wednesday, demonstrates the superiority of tho
| route era the United states to the West Indies /,
is cheaper and shorter than ria Southampton, by
TIE West India Ma,l steamers.
| Lord John Russell received at his official resi-.
dance deputation headed by Mr.. Miner Gibson
aud Mr. J. Fox, M r., IN support Of tho bill OF
the National Public School Association. dis repy
was, az usual, evasive and indefinite OF course 1t
will not DO for the English aristooracy to educate
the people.
The Sultan OF Turkey has just Issued frman in
favor of the Christian Pro.sstans, allowing them
to meet together freely, and itiLg their mar
riages and births to be regisIerot
The Parma Gazette publishes decree which en-
acts that all offences of sedsiop high treas IA,
tampering with the fidelity of the troops, distriou-
ting revolutionary publications, ETC., SHALL be pun
isbed with death. Minor offences Of the kind are
TO DO punished by imprisonment or the galleys.
Upwards Of four thousand men have been lis
charged from the English army during the pas.
year, as unit for the service.
A despatch was received ut Vienna the other
day, from London, via che submarine telegras H. "a
three hours and half.
The foreign journals show that the higras. do
gree Of tyranny, despotism and blood she'd charac-
terize the proceedings Of all the Euro sc nations,
such as has never been equalled in modern times.
Even England is no exception, as her conduct
towards the lopan islands demonstrates.
M de Lamartine is about to bring out hisperiodi-
a "
title. 1t is no longer to treat Of politics, and will
pass il future uncer the name Of L'H,.manlte, 0u
dc NoacoH C0useiitsr Gw Pe,pe.
Two thousand five hundred prisoners in the DO
partnent of the Var are nov awaiting their trial
by court martial.
Italian freedom. Piedmont stands alone on a con.
sttutiona basis, surrounded on all sides by ahso.
lutte powers, very generally supposed in league
against representative governments. Every other
state o. the Peninsula IS nero or less under the
sway of Austria: and Rome is in the hands OF an
army OF the 500 disant French republic.
The police authorities Of Frankfort have Just pro-
bibiteo and dissolved several associations, bong
dangerous TO the cause Of order. innkeepers and
househelders will be liable 10 6nc Of City ilorins
II they lend their rooms for such meetings
Sir John Ross's vessel, the Felix, was sold at
Ayr, when, after a spirited competition she vas
purchased fer shipping company in Bana, for
ESQ. she is intended for the seal trade.
Accounts from Croatia, in the Vienna journals,
state that public opinion was not tranquil. AT
Esseg Magyar tendencies had been remarked, and
had manifested themselves ia the CON position Of
he Comm unal Council
Tho most poremptory orders have been given by
the French Ministry OF War for the prompt eTgan-
zation Of the Figades Of gendarmere. Tho
au hoIities arc ordered 10 provide permanent bar.
racks Tor them as promptly as possible, aud until
that is done they are 70 DC bihitod in private
Louses
French riaes, in trained and skilful hands,
are said to XII at The distance OF 800 yards, with
certainty, II fired mo crowd 1T 100 to hit one
mau out If four. and at 600 to ELL single man
There are liCU0 men armed with those weapons
IN the French army.
sir y. Ward, the Commissioner Of the Tonian
lslar6s, has become second Haynau Mr. Hume
nj = il lester to the UQfg E.lcg states t6nt 4
syetem 81 terror exists IN me I0nian Islands and
:" tiGt tho ceisOf Sir II - Ward 10 r1cpfsss.nr
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