The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-18
Spaln.

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Spain.
FINANCIAL REroRx-PRoPOsED CHANGE IN THE
LAW OF ESTAIL-u $. WAR STEAMER AT GLIB
Madrid letters Of the Goth say the government pre-
day the Cortes several bills relating to the
extinction OF the floating debt to the creation Of thirty
millions Of annual rentes in three per stocks to the
recognition of ten and half cent the unconverted
to reform and to the principle Of
in the Transmission Of family estates to the
eldest son.
The o. s. frigate Constitution. twenty one days from
New York, arrived at Gibraltar on the 23d ult
Russia.
Accounts from Poland mention that there is great
vity at present in the Russian army AL soldiers on
urcugh have received orders to join their respective
regiments. The Russian feet in the BlackSea number.
ing vessels has been placed under the orders Of
BY imperial ukase just issued all persons claiming
dence which they base their pretensons when those
who shall be recognized noble viii be ncorp rated into
the Russian peersge while those who fail to make good
their claims win be forbidden TO assume titles.
Austria.
ESPIONAGE OF THE REFUGEES IN L0ND0N-AINIsrE-
RIAL AND EXECUTIVE CHANGES.
letter in the Cologne Gazette doubtful authority
says that Lord westmoreland few days backno date
character to the Austrian government declaring that al
though the British constitution forbade the expulsion Of
the refugees, the English government will keep eye
that they do not engage in plots especially in such
Kossuth or Mazzni may plan; and that II they
within the reach of the law they shall be Immediately
prosecuted The London police said to have prepared
a list Of all the refugees in London.
1t was rumored that change was to take place in the
placed by Bach; but nothing official known
MWeiss, the notorious director Of the police of Vienna,
appointed to an inferior post, that Of inspector OF
other tools OF tyrants, CONTEMPORARY thrown aside
Prussia.
MORE REVOLUTIONARY RUMoRS-TREATY OF EXTRA
DITION WITH AMERICA.
The Berlin papers publish semi official note stating
that, among The documents seized in the late domicary
visits proclamations of German republic des-
patch adds that hygenc associaton-name not stated
numbering ten thousand members, has been dissolved
by the government The New Prussian Gazette that
the conspiracy widely developed and that the stores
of arms and ammunition extensive The conspiracy
present month. TIE movement appears to have had
rsmfcations throughout Germany At Rostock and Neck
lenburg some arre.ts had been made and ammunition
found Traces Of connection with the affair had also been
discovered in Heidelberg. Konigsberg and Bremen
treaty for the mutual extradtion of criminals,
noanced between Prussia and the uuited States
Germany.
CONFERENCE OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ARRANGEMENTS, ETC., ETC.
The conferences of the Zoverein progressing
in satisfactory to all concerned. The recogn
ton and ratification Of the Steuervereln took place
the 22d ul all questions Of difficulty being reserved for
consideration till after the reconstruction Of that body
its extended basis The treaty with Austria had bsen
received and acknowledged in the way any points
that require adjusting being for future debera
ton. later despatch dated Monday, the 4th instant
from Berlin, says-"lhe renewed treaties OF the zove
rein will be signed this evening The powers of ratca
ton are in the hahds OF all the ENJOYS"
The Stats Anseige announces that the commercial
treaty between Prussia and Hanover, would 60 into
operation on the 9Th instant
Switzerland.
POLITICS OF NEuFcHATEL AND TIcINo WITH PRus-
STA AND AUsTRlA-TRADE, RAILWAYS, ETC, BrC.
The right Of Prussia Neuchate Is again the apis.
The king Of Prussia his capacity Prince of Neufcha
in landfh ghpn a
regular government that is to say, his govern
ment-sba have been restored in that canton, he viii
not consider himself bound by the engagements which
the present popular government is making in respect
railways passing over it's soil This announcement, Of
has revived the story that the protocol Of London
ted by Lord Mamessury, has been completed by ad-
ditiona article giving Prussia the right to assert its
caims y leree 81 contains letter from Bern. Of
the S0h ult which says That the Federal Com
in the Canton Tcino has announced to the Federal
Council that troubles need be apprehended
at Locsrno had been ordered away. Numerous deser
lions bad taken place from the Austrian troops along
the frontier, which had been source Of much
ard expense to the canton The council had given orders
to their commissioner SIS far possible to prevent de
tiers crossing the Tcine territory 1t was difficult to
force this however inasmuch the commissioners had
direct relations with the Austrian authorities.
The of Fcino has received the first delivery
Of sal from the Lombard stores Of Naragno.
Italy
EXTRAORDINARY GOVERNMENT DEMAND-ExTHN-
slvE CONVERSATIONS IN LOMBARDY-ESCAPE OF
MAZzIHI-THE sARDINIANs AND sLAvERY-sHIP-
MENT OF POLITICAL EXIJEs TO AMERICA-EAsTER
AT ROME ETC., ETC.
1t viii be remembered that NJ Montanari was one Of
the party lately executed at Mantua The Gazesd del
Pcroto says that Immediately after the unfortunate
mans execution, The government called upon his sur
!virg brother, Count Monanari to pay within twenty
four hours the of 81 90 Ire the cost Of seining try
ing and hanging his brother, although the government
had previously con6c .ted the estates Of its victim The
Turin Pdrlarrento Of goth ut publishes list filing six
W a
property Is confscated. The list includes many noble
substitution Of the civil for the military power through
out hardy together with total amnesty.
The London Morning Advertiser says 80 We learn from
good authority that not only Mazni in safety at
the cate OF the latest advce from Itav
ing s the vigilance Of the Austrian police but that he
NAV be expected IN England in about fortnight
We have additional information to the progress of
negotiations between Sardinia and Austria.
In the Chamber of Deputies, on the 2eth ult the bin
for the epre sion of the slave trade discussed and
two OF the clauses adopted the first declaring that the
saye becomes free setting foot Sandman SOIL
ship bearing the Sandman nag and the second
penalties against those engaged In the slave trade.
Respecting the refugees now on their way to New York
March 2sYaserday morning the corvette San Giovanni
N which number of political refugees to be convey
ed to New York arrived at villa Franco The vessel carries
twenty eight guns and of hundred seventy
eight men, commanded by Cheyalier Jaccs. There are
ffty-six refugees Cd board The twenty.six waiting
that the entire number will be eighty two. Six
young Italians, who at Nice have obtained a free
passage IN e CORVETTE Iuey are gong TO seek fortune
In America The government " feed the refugees and
10 give each OF them I0fr the landing. Those who
should mess with the sailors may their allowance in
money. which viii be paid them on reaching New York
To night to morrow the San Giovanni VIII quit the
harbor towed by steamer. II forbidden to 90 on
board but number Of inhabitants of Nice and foreign
ers repaired TO Villa Franco to see the corvette. On
Wednesday all the refugees win have left villa Franco
and no others are expected.
horne is fHn of sightseeing foreigners drawn thither
by the attractions OF the Easter week
me bologna Gazette states that six persons
cuted at Pesaro the 10th ult for political Often oe4
committed in lS49 or so
Rev. George Nelson, British subject from Corfu
has fallen under the ban of the police ordered
leave Rome M. Hotbschild is at Rome respecting tho
new loan Mr. Lyons the recently appointed British
I Charge d'Afsres had not arrived on the oath ult
Tuscany.
EXPULSION OF AN ENGLISH sUBJECT-INsURRECTfON
AT PALERMO-ARREsTs AND EXECUTIONS IN SICILY
--GovERNxENT ALARM AND ROYAL CAUTION
The Grand Duke has piously contributed thousand
forms toward building church at Vienna In COM
memoraton of the Emperor Of Austra's happy escape