The weekly Placer herald., 1853-05-28

well known paper makers of Springfield,
Mass, have failed for large amonnt.
appointments by the President, BY aud
with the advice and consent of the Senate: :
Isaac j. K. Cgler, to be Attorney of the
United States for the Southern District of
California, in place of Alfred Wheeler,
removed. f. ID. Kohler, to he U States
Assayer in California, in pursuance of the
provisions of the act of the 30th of Sept,
1850, in place of Augustus Humbert, re-
moved. Ferris Forman, to be Postnas-
ter at Sacramento City. Robert A. Da-
wage to be Postmaster at Nevada. Geo.
H. Wi liams, to be Chief Justice Of the
territory Of Oregon, in place Of Thomas
Nelson, removed.
From Europe.
By the arrival Of the steamers Europa
and Arabia, at New York, there is intelIi-
gence from Europe up to the SOth of
March. The most interesting item is the
settlement of the dispute between nussia
and Turkey:
GREAT BRITAIN The Queen gave
birth to another SOM at Buckingham Pal
ace, at IA quarter past l O'Clock, Z. NJ, Of
the 7th April. Mother and child as we'll
as could be expected
Parliament not being in session, there is
very Little of interest to report.
| The renewal of the East India Com
pany's Charter is at the present moment a
subject Of keen inquiry among CONNER
cial men as well AS politicians.
] A declaration of the bankers, mer-
chants, traders, and others Of London,
protesting that they have no untriendIy
feeling towards the people of France, is in
course of extensive signature in the Me-
tropols.
Francs. - The rumors of mischief
brewing in the East, caused the greatest
IA arm throughout France: an alarm which
did not subsdc until the publication in the
yMoniteur of the following note:
"Private news from Constantinople
lead TO the hope that the complications
which have happened in the affairs of the
East, will be arranged without conpro-
missing the good understanding of the Eu-
r0pean powers
France is accused by the foreign press,
with we do not know what truth, of luke
warnness in her remonstranccs with Aus
tria in favor of Piedmont.
GERMANY II here has been talk for
some time of revolutionary manifesto
that is circulating among the soldiers in
the German States 1 ne London Times
pub ishes in full what purports to he Il
/. copy of this document, but which offers
intrinsic evidence of not having einanated
from, the recognized "Revolutionary Com
mittee."
Baden letters Of rhe 91>t, say that a CO.
aliton of the States of Southern Germany
for the purpose of establishing IA blockade
against Switzerland, was seriously COLI
te,npIated.
TURKEy.-Nia Paris it is stated that the
difficulty between l,ussia and Turkey has
been adjusted. Dispatches received hy
the Turkish Minister at Paris, and subse
quentIy by the Minister at London; say
that Prince Menschikof made some mod
feat: Ons in the pretensions which he at
first announced, and that the Sultan ac-
cepled the modified propositions
At a council Of Ministers held ut the
TulIleries on the 2lst, and presided over
by Napoleon, it was considered that the
affair had terminated, and that all danger
OF "a rupture of the peace was at an end.
1t is certain, however, that the French
Cabinet feels much irritation at the past
conduct of Russia.
The demands Of Russia are stated TO
have been--lSt, the expulsion of all po it.
icai refugees; 2d, the protectorate of Rus
sia over all Christians of the Greek Church
in Turkey; 81, free passage for the Rus
sian feet through the Dardanel es; 4ih,
cession to Russia of the port of Batoum;
5th, several concessions TO the followers
of the Greek Church, especially with re-
gard to the Holy Shrines.
Italy, LoMBARDY AND PIEDMONT
From Milan, l7th ult., it is announced
that three more persons have been exeru-
for their share in the inSurrection of the
5th Feb. and five others have been con-
demned to death, nominallv for robbery,
but in reality on the same grounds. OF
these five, three had also been hanged
Three thousand stand of arms had been
discovered in The forests along the Ticin.
ese frontiers, and 90 persons are under ar
rest OH suspicion Of having piaced them
there.
Some students Of the University of
Prague, have been sentenced to be "beat-
en- with rods for making wanton demon
stratiOns in favor of the traitor kossuth." )"