The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-24

board the Austrian vessel the American Captain thus
addressed Commander SchwsrZ-"When camo ON
board short time since, your lieutenant lied 10 my
face! The meanest Of my cabin boys would not
have been guilty of such cowardice! Where ID the
prisoner7 | wish to see him." As Commander
Schwartz hesitated, the American added-"Bear in
mind, that II the prisoner claims my protection, and
has the slightest right to it, will remove him my
self and will not allow him to remain another minute
on board" Unfortunately the generous efforts Of
the Captain of the St. Louis were useless for the
prisoner prevaricated and betrayed himself much
in his replies, that he did not give his defenders tho
slightest chance to save him. When this was
known on shore, great excitement broke out,
and the Italians would have burned the Austrian
Consulate had 1t not been well defended. In
their heat they attacked three Austrian mdship-
men who were on shore, and killed one. On
the other sde the Greeks or Austrians-the account
is somewhat obscure-aid plan to assassinate the
American officers, but being warned In time, they
avoided the danger The Italians and their allies
have sworn to p0gDard the ten Greeks who arrested
Costa, and the Greeks swear they will murder ten
Italians for every Greek. The city continued in
ferment Ali Pacha the Turkish Governor, had
protested against Yskbecker's dospotc act and sent
courier to ConstaItinope to lay the affair before bis
Vienna say that Kaboul Efend has been sent to in
quire into the matter also that Ali is deposod and
lsmael formerly Minister Of Commerce, appointed in
his stead the Austrian nternuncio at Constantinople
having demanded that the Porte within twenty-four
hours should give satisfaction for the outrage COM
mitted on the Austrian officers.
Austria
DECLARATION AGAINST TURKHY-IMPERIOUs d.
hANDs-THE OTTOMAN FINANCES TO BE CRIPPLED
IN. DE BRUCK's MISSION, ETC.
A startling piece Of information was published in
Paris on the 9th, in the three government journals
the Pays Constitutional, and Pdtre-al Of which
announce that NJ. de Bruck, who was supposed to
have been sent to Constantnople with conciliatory
instructions, opened his mission by making fresh
demands upon the Porte. This pretended mediator
now demands immediate payment OF i've millions Of
pastres due to Austria and possession of the ports
OF Kleck and S0uterina on the Adriatc; in fact,
renewing, in more positive terms, the demands for
merly refused to the mission of Count Lenengen.
Some letter writers say that the harvest in parts
Of Austria will be failure this year, but their data
do not seem to warrant so important an assertion.
Switzerland.
MELANCHoLY DEATH OF YOUNG AMERICAN
ELECTION OF PRESIDENT OF COUNCIL.
The Federal Council was opened at Berne on the
4th inst M Pioda of Ticno is elected President Of
the National Council.
private letter from Beme incidentally mentions
that as an American gentleman and his son were
crossing the glacier Of the Rhone, the son, young
man of twenty, slipped over precipice and was
smashed to pieces. His name was not mentioned.
Italy.
Father Becls, Belgian, is elected General Of the
Jesuits, in room of the late Father Roothan.
Greece.
The only information we receive on the subject of
our demands at Athens, is . brief despatch, say
ing 1.-THE American figate has not yet LEFT the
Pirnus, the differences with the Greek government
not being completely arranged"
south America.
Dates to May 1st had reached Falmouth, already
anticipated by direct advices.