The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-02


mont 1t advises to make conoessons to Austria without
tbs same time aggravsng the position of tue Lom
1.-THE French govsrnment became acquainted with the
Milan outbreak, and before II Of the de-
feat Of the insurgents 1t adopted the promptest and most
menaced This policy Is explained BY reference to
the journey of the Pope the coronation Austria
has already adopted aganst the Lombard refugees msa
of inexcusabls violence and injustice Appeals
in from various quarters 10 the French govern
ment the ground that its interference is due to old
political friends whose only reproach to have remaned
faithful TO the cause sustained BY the head OF that
government 1t is not probable for the sons already
mentioned that any official interference viii be accorded
Switzerland not disposed to yield to the demands
mperiously made by Austria does Austria give any
is difficult inhe extreme. rhs policy of neutrality if
not of Cancellation will probably endure till the Popss
visit be decided one way OF the other The Emperor win
the Emperors policy will be successful and he believes
he will have gained much in the opinion Of the
him important advantage obtained and he will be at
liberty to enter the stem which there is tte doubt
he has already formed in his mind The reserved charac
ter of the Emperor Napoleon well known and though
we have more than once his secrets well kept
yet indications appear now and then as to what his future
If these indications not dec eptve they show de-
cided tendency towards alliance with England Wheth-
suspected the design of weakening the influence
OF Austria in Italy, and Of cooperating in the ndepen
dence OF this country form part OF the Emperor policy
time only how For the present, however, every
subject Of complaint viii be avoided and fair face
shown to all governments mentioned yesterday that
the intelligence received the day before from Rome with
reference to the Popes visit not encouraging
before How far this will affect the OF policy just
noticed, remains TO be SEEN"
Respecting the Lombard refugees the correspon.
dent It believed till within She last few DAYS
that the Austrian had been prevailed
to relax something Of its unustfabe rgor in Italy and
especially with reference TO the Lombard refugees ma
turazed subjects of the Sandman crown and others;
but from information which proceeds from quarter
generally well informed there is reason to fear that the
hopes enterta of such change unfounded 1t
is in fact this day stated with something like confidence,
that Austria is determined to persevere in her
of severity thout remission and this notwithstanding
the unofficial interference of the Sardpan government
and the friendly Of the French Emperor
in their favor
we gather the following Information
Tie affairs of Turkey looking very gloomy
has Austria succeeded in enforcing humiliating
conditions than Russia makes similar attempt, will
be from the following despatch, dated Marseles,
The steamer Caradoc has arrived from consantinople;
Menzikof lays down I qltmatum demanded by Russia,
assistance France and England The sesastopo aest
ready to sail from the Derdsnslles
1t is announced that in the late arrangements between
Austria and Turkey the latter has conceded TO the former
Alright of sovereignty over the Christians of Bosnia and
General Cavagnac NJ Berger (Prefect of the Sene)
at the Horticultural Exhibition the other day when in
reply to remark Of the Project the General said 1--WE
not only not Of the opir on NJ Berger but we
do not belong to the same camp
The Russian Princess de Leven whose former relations
with Guizot are so well known, and who holds high
rank the upper circles of Paris to be to
the Emperor on Sunday next fact of considerable poll
teal Importance and in which may be traced the inu
ence OF the Russian ambassador.
The accounts from Switzerland represent the blockade
as becoming every day more The convocaton Of
is contemplated.
The requisite capital has been subscribed by English
houses for the construction Of railway from Duren to
Treves in communication with the French Prussan
lines
The Mirror of suabia positively states that letters
have been received from England by influential
Vienna, urging them to their best endeavors to
avoid the question Of the refugees being brought
tremities as otherwise the Aberdeen cabinet would be
seriously embarrassed
The regulations for the Vienna Bourse ordered
to be printed forthwith They ra strong line of de-
narration between real business agoge Those who
are known to do business habituay speculation
to be excluded.
The French funds marked by heavy fall to day,
owing is supposed to the unsettled aspect of the
tineht The three per cents fell &c., being last called
So zoe The four per cents fell 7oc closing at 1857 40
Bank stock also participated in the general decline hay
ing fallen l5f The following the closing TONS
Three per cents SOL 2ec four and half per 1885,
4oc bank stock 2, 725f.
The Feeling towards the English at Vienna.
passage in your Paris correspondents letter Of the
20, relative to that the Earl Of Westmoreland
had been insulted and his windows broked by thu Vi
emma mob, has attracted my attention. On the 18th of
February the people beha we'd with the utmost decorum
though some people of higher rank Austrian than
government ITSELF would not have been sorry if some de-
monstraticn against England had been made. The
ponce II appears was informed Of what was aimed at.
AND AND, had It been necessary would certainly have made
The luminosity felt by individuals towards England has
reached the highest PITCH but manifestation OF pub
not observed in private life long since scene
took place in the drawiDgroom of lady of high rank
on her good breeding According to the story which
cirealates in the first circles, and is generally
v The LADY sa.g question treated British
colcness il not with pc ve inciyilty 1t is even laid
that the mistress CT the house and other ladies'
present far forgot what wn rank and
standing to affect not observe the entrance Of the
disting ushed foreigner fellow countryman informs
that few days since member of the Juridical
Political Reading Rooms gave vent to his excited feelings
by proposing in the wish book that no Englshman
should in future be admitted The leaf out it
believed by order OF the committee. The breach be-
tween the two nations widening from day day and
is much to be feared that the advances our
travelling fellow countrymen will be treated in way that
may lead to most disastrous consequences People here
eyasperated and very naturally at the
Vaccinations Of Mazzin and Kossuth but
must nave MADE them somewhat vain-gorious or they
would give uterance to such sentiments as one Is
every and then doomed to Vienna Correspon
dent " the London Times.
The Disputes between the Greek md Latin
Christians Mt Jerusalem.
The manner in which the Turkish Commissioner has
thought proper to terminate the differences at Jerusalem
has dspeased all parties On the top Of the grotto Of
Bethlehem there had always existed silver star ind-
cative OF the exact spot of the Holy Nativity but
years ago this star had disappeared during quarrel
which took place between the various Christian
cations, and 1t became question who replace it,
which in some sort establishing right of posse ssen
the OF the Porte has deter
mined replacing it himself which first seemed to
satisfy everybody But unfortunately the star bore
on the back an inscription in Latin at which the Greeks
and Armenans took offence and refused to assist the
ceremony Of the erection Then the Roman Catholics
who possessed the key of small door of the Church Of
Bethlehem, insisted having the key OF the principal
door, and permission to construct in the church sepa
rate altar and vestry room. The commissioner gave
them the key of one of the three church
and permission to build vesry in the outer court He
attempted also eguate tho hours of the respective
services bat in this he failed each of the different
communions insisted on being first and the Greek Patr
arch considering all these attacking the
long recognized rights Of the Greeks left jerusalem and
went to protest at Constantnople Correspondent
# the London Morning. Chronicle.
The French Troops and the Population OF
Rome
The French sentries have received orders to allow no
to approach them by night and to make Of their
arms in case Of passers by not obeyng their summons
in quence Of which than peaceabe Roman
returning homewards from friends house. has been
startled out of his musical political revere by the
sharp click of rnusket following close the ''q viue
which warns him away from the soldiers beat One
man has already been shot at the Coliseum and