The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-08
Austria.
TIE Rues0-TUFgIsu
TON AGAIN-rEAC
or AUSTRIA.

-e Austria.
TIE hUsso-TUfxIsH DIsPUTx-AUsrRIAN MEDIA
lion AGAiN-fEAoE OPINION In vIHNNA-PoLIcY
that St Ps.srsba -cvcss were altogether pacific The
Gar vas thougt 20 have accepted the proposals Of
Dc xsysndorf aussl.n minister at vie.n., on losh.
EssSoed to ths psror, Francis Joseph, lster from
greatest 10 The msatenanos of peaoe prevail
I'd ct Vienna bs GOAL settlement of the dispute
e. ta the the
dangers that would out Of war, really using
tAsI sndesyors e bring about settlement, But the
sAvaer tone in which they treated Gar hid
CALLED the Austriss ,oedtAtors exceedingly
The Paris Pre- that the draught OF tho media
Pstsfsbfg to CSpaonnope the eth for the purpose
seAsg commun CO ed to the DiyAa. The from
DspActes to tbs 2lst had been rscsiysd II V,nua di
rect from Buehsrss They sisted that the Turhs had
MADE NO pepara oD'to GROSS the Danube Their forcs
were bsing coa~stIared at shnmla. they wsro en-.
9ssea IN rravso'i tom between shxmIa and yarna.
letter from cor.isntnope Of July H. says however,
MIN 70 destroy TIE hoses over the Danube Tho Prus,
siAns have buDt permanent bridge over the Pruth at
begins to b. rssosd that the Gar, although he for.
1auy s,s1ihea hs ,ppsoyn Of nsnsohitos conduct,
nent Of the misen entrusted to him. Nicholas is oven
stated to have at he wished he had ed some
''less sssserous" messenger.
TIE VERY LATEST.
VIENNA July 90, 1853
A conssi,acy b., been brought to Light At persons,
some OF them studs ~, have been arrested.
Aastrsa lsbor.rs siog to Switzerland Nevsrtheiess,
Wrought tina he differences between Austria aud
persoS VIM Don a no saosofy some
rsugeMeIt. Ihei the following sffeot:-Au stra
lnssts "a tho expulsion OF the refugees and demands
Peos'oa for the tssnty two Lombard Capuchius.
AresEaEssIoNs or DISEASE IN THE vINss-RATBs
or YXCHANGE, ETC, ETC.
Dstss frcm oon are to ths l9th Oporto Goth, and
vigo 2ist July The news Is unimportsat royal de-
efes had nat the Cortss should open
until August Sta wnen little doubt existed tina. the
ansroisi cs So you'd have pa ssd the Upper House
The Queen and court at CintrA. A petition to
tho Chamber Of De had been presented by several
manufacturer tssore the protective tarn Disease
had APPEARED the vines 10 the province OF Douro and
~ ths farmers ipsehend that The ady Is the
that devastated ~ vineyards of Madeira, prayers had
been offered in the uIches to stop its spread letter
from Vgo 19h that If the disease remains nearly
hoped THAI the vnsge Will be safe; It, the contrary
i extend rapidly, u will CAUSE incAlcuabe damage be-
wen s inc 600 Of JOY sDd sst Week OF ososer
satos London three months, SAY; Paris 628 Ham.
burg 4S3si Geaos, 527. Not much business doing.
The Esrs iion Turkey oday Ia very important. Az
Rssstsn troops the Provinces which took place on
the "a o. July June 90 old style) the Diyan becams
u. ssna.d Of the Prophet cam hs e. send onsr
Packa to WAlschs. and declare the SACRED war. Tn,
minority, composed The Grand yiz.er and the nister
Of Fortiga Affairs. proposed that tue invasion should
eoy - Considered transgresaioa q the principles
International right, and give rise TO protes. de
w. Evef,oss expected hat the opinion ' !. II England
The turks have only succeeded in concentrating ON
Me- Danube 10000 very iconditioned troops This
force may perhaps be raised to Goooo vita the
c<uits.
ATrRi HEnDED SCARCITY OF GRAIN--THE RuM0R-
ED CONSPIRACY IN LoMBARDY-rIGHT WITH BRI-
GANpS, ETC.. ETC.
Preisssu Domenioo Aaadoii and tbs Marquis Louis
Dragoseta, who, with two others, bAashed frsm
Naples cad fursisbsd with passports to America On
Their Say Eandoii and Drag0nett sought and obtained
permission to resioe At Genoa.
APIshs nsions entertained throughout most parts
Cea6el and Sou hern Italy Of deficiency Of bread
studs ts year. In Tuscany the wheat harvest below
quantity q foreign corn in warehouse ia small From
kAvenss wo have the sane accounts of apprehended
scarcity = The Ronsn States The deficiency has caused
Ibe London papers cay that the Austrian police
slossy watching hs preparations Of insurrection
in Central Italy The Nalia Ppoo publishes circular
that has been addressed by the Austrian to
the police AID military. containing the Of
Der Of rdvduak Who intend TO enter taat part Of Italy
An eeoounter hsa taken place between the Tuscan
troops and the remaining members Of Passstores bri
gsnds, in which all the latter but man. killed.
The troops lost one
The sentence ssairst Guerr.zzi, retr.cchi and Val
tAnceI, had been commuted into bsnishnent. They
10 be enbarked ct l. ghorn for MsrSsiles.
A letter hoo Naples. dated Juiy IA. says that the
s TSs eve tree slightly sasIsi nsvspthsss S0 the
Disturbance: have broken ont among the people of 30.
ogua in consequence Of the DEAFNESS Of Several
persons have been assassrated including public
fsnctssariss Among those assasinsed the Count
Umpen, goAalonsri OF Facrza: NJ Givri. governor OF
the town. and n. Zott director Of the police at
Imoa. portion Of the municipal councils In the lega
tSas haso resigned their functions in body
Caps Of Good Hope.
CONTINUANCE OF PEACE, BUT ANOTHER RUPTURE
DREADED.
ns mad steamer Hanltius, at Plymouth, brought the
mails 81 June IL from Cope OF Coed Hope. Nothing had
occurred TO disturb the peace happily established
net snig within the eoesy, but along its borders Gen.
rsteoa e.tiIely extinct, and that ample precautions
had beA takca to preserve peace The Frontier Times Of
10 kts treaty the farmers feel little confidence in re-
turning TO their homesteada and tho Hottentots still in
hsy
Tho reception Of the new constitution was the great
event Of the month. Al the Cape meeting had been
he'd to bail The Institutions with which the country
is dowsd The constitution warmly received, and
adde's Of thanks 70 he Queen voted At seenbosch,
dresses Tue same character had also voted In
tho caste dstricta dissatisfaction manifest and
it Is compsired that the constitution makes provi
soa for separation Of the provinces, removsl OF the
scat OF goVsnmen OF for the future defence Of the
frontier
Al G;,hsm's Town this people had passed resolutions
eessTirg together with their gra tude for representa-
two inst tu0ns hat these do not meet the ode
quremeas satisfy the reasonable expectations of the
people OF the provinces. Thay particularly complain
that te constitution panied by any IDLE
provisca either for removal Of the seat of goyernut
from Cage ToEu for the establishment Of strong and
efficient government In thss provinces That viewing this
emission atsI 10 the interests Of tho people OF this
frontier m feel themselves called to record their ut
confidence
which this efers Of tbis province, together with com
Rfx horce policy win be committed to tho admioistrn-
dss n enystoor, executive, and alesislnture sitting
In Cape Town, moro than COO miles distant from this
ontieso constantly exposed to the inroeds Of baiba
riaa ho6es, by whom has been laid waste and plum.
dered thrice within the comparative short period Of
sghtesn yeaIsros - dwell upon the innun ,rable
ders and IotSIies coHuaed by them between these "a
tai psrods."