The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13

The Epofa states that Don Carlos has annulled
bis former abdicatcnin favor Of the Count de Mon
ZEN 0lino.
The dissolution OF the Cortes il is said, viii take
place sometime in the month OF August.
Accounts are received in Madrid from the Philip
pine Islands to the 18th May, at which date the
Spanish expGd tiOn against the island OF Mindanar
had been completely successful. Gen. Oscavs, the
Spanish commander, had been wounded Pepara-
tions making at Jolo for the construction Of
Spanish fort there
The railway mania continues undim;nished Sc
vile has petitioned to sell its common lands, &c. in
order to invest the proceeds in the line TO Cordova
An extra credit of 526, 600 reals s opened at the
Ministry OF War.
Eleven yalua ole pictures by Murllo, Zurbanan,
Calo, Herara, Valdes, Spanoletta, and Urbna, that
were stolen many years ago frem the Monastery of
La Cartuga, at Seville, have been discovered at
Cadiz, and claimed by the government.
Holland and Belgium.
From Holland it is stated that arrangements are
in progress for the formation OF great railway
company, with capital of thirty-six millions of
francs. The object is to place Holland in direct
railroad communication with Germany, Belgium,
and France.
The total receipts of the State railroads in Bel
GUM, during the first six months Of the year, were
776l 342 francs, and in the corresponding period Of
the preceding year, only $3.50, 94f francs
Nothing further respecting the Belgian ministe-
rial crisis
Denmark.
The TTandGer, Of Vienna, Of the 24th, says
"The treaty concluded on the Sth of May, 10 Lon
don, between Austria, England, France, Russia
Sweden, and Prussia relative to the succession to
the crown Of Denmark, has been ratified by all the
powers, and the exchange Of Publications will take
place at London in the course of next month. The
powers which have not taken part in the conclusion
Of this treaty, have received official notice Of it,
with an invitation to adhere
Russia.
The Ebeyftde Gazette states that Count de Nessel-
rode is 10 retire from his place Of Arch Chancellor
and Minister of Foreign Affairs Of the Empire, and
be succeeded by Baron de Mayendorf.
A small town, called Praschke on the confines Of
Poland, was recently consumed by fire. Four hun
bred ard nineteen houses and barns were burned.
The inhabitants Of some neighboring Prussian vii.
lagos came with engines to render assistance, but
were not permitted to cross the frontier without
passports.
Italy.
In Tuscany the affairs OF government are at a
stand, the Grand Duke being unable to make up his
mind whether TO retain his new ministry or take
back the old. NJ. Bocella was proceeding to form
. cabinet, when note was forwarded by Sir Henry
Bulwer, stating that England would not consent to
the appointment of the party represented by Boz
celia. Nothing is yet decided, but the correspon-
dence OF London papers asserts that the ministry.
including Bocella, will either be retained in Office
Notwithstanding the remOnstrance of England, or
that coalition between the new and the old ad-
minstration will be Effected 1t is reported that
the English Minister intends shortly TO present q
note relative to the evacuation Of Tuscany by the
Austrian troops The finances Of the duchy are in
deplorable condtion--so much so, that, in March
next, either the government must contract q new
loan of 100000 600, or become bankrupt. Twenty
three millions have already been expended on the
Austrian army of occupation.
Letters from Rome state that it is the intention
Of the Papal government to surround the city of
Ancona with wall. and that the work is to be conn
in the Augsburg Gazette says that several arrests
have been made Mt Rome of persons carrying po-
litical correspondence with parties in Paris The
information that led to the arrests was supplied by
the French police.
The Piedmontese Gazette Of the 23i published the
law voted by the Chambers, which 6xes the land
tax in the island of Sardinia at oneenth of the net
produce besides two additional confines per franc,
OF which half centme is reserved for granted in
demnities TO such taxpayers as may have suffered
losses from fire, hail. or floods.
A letter from Turin of date 2ith. says that the
arrests made in Lombardy are not fewer than 25O,
without including those at Ferrara, which, il is
said, relate to the affair The alleged con-
spiracy is being inquired into Mt Mantua and will
be tried by military commission Some inter-
cepted letters Of kossuth gave the clue to these
arrests.
The Austrians are forming camp of 10000 men
near Soncona, for manoeuvers during the autumn
The Pi.dmontese amy will also form extensive
camp on the plain of Marengo.
The Co,rto. der .d,1o, Of Florence. announces
that The news OF the formation of Custom league
for Central Italy, is without foundation.
a remnant of the band of the famous rob
Der ii Passatore, had an encounter last week
near Riolo. in RomagDa, with detachment Of Pom
tifcal caibneers Five soldiers were killed, and
the others took to fight. All the yisiters who
at the Spas of Riolo imme daely afterwards left
A telegraphic despatch of the Goth, from Vienna,
says it is generally reported that the negotiations
between the Holy See and Sardinia have complete
~ mscarried Spnola has rendered his resgna-
ton. :;