The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-26
Foreign Mlscellany.


nemto of Turin, states that the preceding day the
Grand Council OF Ticino passed the law concerning
foreigners, which, however, it will be remembered.
by no means affects the political question, the refu
gees being left entirely under the control of the fe
deral laws respecting them. The question of the
Capuchins was expected to come on very shortly.
The W1dnderer, of Vienna, of the Sd, says:-
Letters from Jassy inform that the Bishop of Mol
davia N, sofronius Ngesko, has adhered to the pro-
test Of the Patriarch Of Constantinope against the
acceptance of the Protectorate Of Russia, and has
expressed a wish that the Porte should submit the
matter to congress of the sovereigns of Europe"
The electric telegaphs of Piedmont have pro-
duced 38724 francs by the Transmission of private
dispatches during the first five months of the present
year.
The Emperor of France has accorded, from his
privy purse, pension of 1200francs year to Mime.
FORMER the eldest daughter Of General Bisson Count
of the Empire and Grand Cross Of the Legion of
Honor. Napoleon l. had created, in favor of the
General majorat from the State-property but it
ceased in 1914. Nine. FORMER never received from
the succeeding governments any pension, and her
little patrimony was pillaged and burned in 1915.
The Emperor has also granted from his priyy purse
a pension Of 20O0 francs a year to the Mdles Cor
nellie, descendants Of the author of the Cid.
A letter from Porto d Anzio, of the I'd, announces
that the inhabitants Of that place have opened sub
scription to raise monument by the seaside, to
commemorate the late visit OF the Pope.
The Heraido, of Madrid, announces that the Span.
ish government intends having the mortal remains of
the Marquis de Valdegamas brought to Spain, from
Paris, and magnificent funeral honors rendered to
him.
Cardinal Recanati has been appointed by the Pope
a member of the Congregation for the Propagation
of the Faith.
The Pope left Anzio on the 25th ult., and arrived
at Rome on'the evening OF the same day.
King Macmillan ii. of Bavaria took leave Of the
Pope on the 9th ut, previous to his departure for
Munich.
The Paris Momaem publishes o notice calling for
tenders for the excavation Of the new dock in the
at 500 900 francs. The adjudication will take place
on the LIST August next.
A Pantheon is about to be built at Eidsvold. near
Cbristiana in which will be placed the portraits the
busts, or the statues OF all the men who have illus
trated Norway by their virtues or their talents.
Among those who will first receive the honors Of the
Pantheon will be the King st. CLAUS, whointroducsd
named the Great; Christian w., King Of Denmark
and Norway, whose memory is venerased BY the in
habants OF the two countries as that Of Henry Nv.
by the French; Prince Christian Frederic CATER
wards Christian vIII.) who accepted and sanctioned
the constitution; and King Charles XIV. General
Bernadotte), the regeneration of agriculture, COM
merce and industry In Norway.
letter from Chambery, Of the 3lst ult., states
thatthe weather had become cold that the tops Of
the neighbering mountains were again covered with
snow, and fears were entertained that, unless q
change soon took place in the temperature. tho
crops will suffer. The same weather prevails in
Piedmont
Thet Courer DIES Alpes states that great rejoicngs
took place at Chambery on the 27th uls., when the
news was received by Geographic despatch that the
Savoy Railroad bill had been adopted by the Senate.
The streets were crowded with people, bands OF mu
sic played and in the evening great number of pr
vate dwellings were illuminated.
The International Committee for the Free Naviga-
tion Of the Po opened its spring session at Ferrara
on the oath ult.
Edinburg Is proposing to follow the example Of
Dublin and to have exhibition Of Scottish national
industry. A plan has been prepared by Mr.. Rhind.
architect, and Mr. G. H. j. Smith, landscape gar
dener, for the erection Of building in the grounds
of the CaIedonian Horticultural Society, to be ator-
wards used ~ winter garden.
1t is said in England that stcles for prize battle
have been drawn up between Broome (hoder Of the
! championship and the "Tipton Sasher," for so
sovercigns and the belt The eight Is TO come of N
y ehcut four months.