The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20

her.
The Emperor goes to Linz and Salzburg in day
letter from Vienna published in Belgian paper
states that Count Gyuais mission to ST. Petersburg,
IS positively diplomatic one, and it adds that the
+" good Offices" of Austria have been accepted by
Russia and the Porte
Prmsic.
The latest correspondence received in London
from Berlin was dated July 2, and to the following
effect
In my letter of yesterday eaessvorsd to desc bs to
You fppg the oarrts ia ctenst
here subject OF the Russo rurssh question;
party leaning towards the purely Rn.an .ds the otaer
towards the side o. Ensian spd Fr<sce Ia ,nrsinng
the OF Turnkey IL Of interest
to know JUS. at this the p of Prus
s;s by standing sponsor t. the nfaat orDcA ADDS ano
Their bond to the doube shcn il c,atsm i,,ed be-
tween tie two roysi families that his kotal III shness
the Pnoe has iust lately exors..ed hia,sels nos. dis
tipctiy and piot ia favor ~ thu latter OF these
lines Of policy Ia an autograph letter sddresset 10 nigh
fnpctiopary hero.
Ieters from, the Polish frontier Of tbs 9th If June
mention that tha. the regmeot. Of the and Ia
fsntry corps d0rmee have forp-a ia thu vicinity
at Warsaw reports ef probable of
The Emperor to Wersxv nusbee If the generals aad
sdju'apts who for some tins past have been moving
back wards and forwards betSeeu ST. Petersburg and B
xaIaba ard the MsdAv,an asd keep 10 he con-
muncaoa bet weeB the army Of xton Add the capt
Warsav, doubtless being charged With comuissioss To
Field Marshal Pasks whose voice. it. ID be,iesad
has greet Influence the plan Of operations in the
Soath.
Count de Spaur, Minister Of Bavaria in Rome, and
Count Felix Ratio, Private Secretary of the Bey of
Tunis, had arrived at Genoa on board the Maria An
t0inetta steam packet.
The sentence in the case Of Guerrazzi and his re-
puted accomplices was expected with considerable
anxiety at Florence. Guerrazzi bad been asked If
he would accept banishment on the express condi-
ton Of not publishing abroad any political work or
memoir. The reply Of the prisoner to that question
was not known.
A lawyer named vecchietti had been arrested at
Florence, on the charge Of keeping up u seditious
correspondence with Piedmont.
The committee appointed for the liquidation OF liza
bities of property under seqnestratOn in Lombardy
j. now in full activity having announced it instala
ton in the Palace of the Lieutehancy ut Milan IN the
Eco della Borsa Of the 22d nit
The Parlomenfo states that many individuals at
Genoa had offered their services to the Turkish Con-
sui to fight against the Russians This functonary,
however, could give the no reply, as he had re-
ceived no instructions to that effect from his govern
ment
Morocco.
The Akhbar Of Algers, of the Goth ult., gives
some details as to the state Of Morocco. The situa-
ton of the interior of the country had not at all i'm
proved, and there is ty in travelling through
It even for the natives. short time since cara
van Of sixty mules laden with leather, while pro-
ceeding from Fee to Tlemcen, was stopped by the
tribe of the Angads, and made to pay ransom Of
1,S00f The Emperor has given the most severe or
der in the hope putting end to these predatory
scenes but his authority is set at nonght,
Ol tTlDeS OF MOrOccO are III open
revolt. On the eastern frontier the Benz IZnacens
are In perpetual war with their neighbors, the
Ouchdas, and scarcely day passes without razzias
being made on each other The Emperor of Morocco
is not popular, because Ike Mehemet ALI he monop-
olses all the produce and the producer and the con-
sumner equally suffer.
Australia.
The accounts from Australia received in detail in
England by the overland route, are to the Sd April
from Sydney, Melbourne the Sth, and Adelaide the
10th. The position of all the Australian colonies,
and more particularly of Victoria, was still most ga
tisfactory According to the report Of the Mel
bourne Chamber Of Commerce. the exports of Vic
tOria alone amounted in 1852 to ten million sterling
the greater part Of viii h was made up of gold.
During the first three months of 1853, upwards OF
100000 ounces Of gold had been shipped from Mel
bourne alone Rich mines Of tia ore had been dis
covered in Victoria.
The progress Of Sydney was satisfactory, but it
was thought the recent regulations respecting the
gold diggings would have TO be repealed. In all the
Australian colonies the markets were nearly bare Of
goods, and though large arrivals of emigrants had
taken place, the labor market showed tendency to
rise. Seamen were more plentiful All articles Of
import were in active demand. Money was very
easy and plentiful. Gold dust 76s. 3D. to 7ss per OK.
TABLE EXHIBITING TIE FLUCTUATIONS OF PRICE IN
THE CHIEF ARTICLES OF MERCHANDISE IN VIC
ToRIA sINCR THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE GOLD
DISCOVERIES.