The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

Prussia
hs Berlin correspondent Of the London Tgpses wrHsg
DOonen.srek, Who has c1fisd On the business Of the
Prussian legation In St Petersburg Ia the asaencs OF
s.Ion 70. ESsn1w Left ts.t ret on tse a,y. Of the
Legation In London for time prior TO bis entering
moro important diploma tic funotisss Graf Fen
ming leaves his post In Lopocn for o similar In
Vienna, Whit Baron wsrthern gees from Vienna as
Secretary CT Legation to st Petersburg Dr. Qaehi
has hitherto Quoted the Central Office for matters
connectsd With thu pres1, under ths present Ministry
gees ~ Consul 10 Esinors.
Holland.
fHs HAGUE, sept- 10, 1858
The session of the States General formerly closed
The Minister expressed the thaDks the to
ths chamber for the support it had afforded TO the law
The royal assent to ths law Is looked upon Is certain
Piedmont.
The Turin correspondent Of the London Times, writing
Of refugees (absut 6fty it sad) were arrested BY the
gada,ne the frontier In the Of SarzA
na under Suspicious crcanstsncss II being supposed
Nodena, either with view Of creating disturbances
there oisng the insurgents At Romasna The mat
govern here have sent orders that u. stGc est
watch u to b kept along the frontier and the persons
been made into the affair There Is NO doubt 1hstsver
but that the government Of Piedmont Ia ~ much
ncyed by these republican movements ~ the nost dos
potic In Italy, and quite anxious fOr their
preston; and 10 equally certain that the republican,
or Mszzniss dsest the quiet working and prosperous
quite much the parti Prsve do; that 1t would
be difficult to oveate the struggle which this country
forcsd to between Ii duty towards itself and Its duty
towards its neighbor.
Italy.
supplement Of the Milan Gazette Of the It'll instant
publishes the Sentences ssusd the 18th Of July 1858,
BY ths Council of War sitting at Milan, against sixty
four persona implicated In the insurrsccn Of tho Oh
neEeDt In irons In fortress during twenty years. ono to
egf teen years ccnns nent In irons aud 20 forth All
the damages eccasoned the revolt The sentence
approved of by Marshal RadetEky, who comIuted a
eoned several tf the cup nd ordered that nonso the
capital ssnterces should be exc cuted.
letter from FseDza states that Count de Iarpieri,
to the King Of Bavaria and Gsafaonereof
that town. has died of tie w0uds which no had received
from ASSN.
The Mo4tore 7oscono fays that the council OF the Com
ure Of Florence has secced With regard to the
81 tax levied foeignsrs residing there (Which hss
has bees the cause much nplsnt from ndiv duaa
and tmonstrancss from dplomst t. that previous
Of ten years. hiring unfurpished ]sdgrg
or the prsssr of trsss profession sns saesct
OF his during the past year sha bs tasen
the bss by which .he rAsg is 70 be levied ana ii ia
~nsrs IL Ia proved to be unGeststea thst pc ptorY
rating ell be enforced. which viii be grounded the
returns of other Foreigners making sinisr appearance
Australia
ARRIVAL OF THE MARCO POLO AT LIVERPOOL.
The clipper ship Marco Pelo captain J. N Forbes, ar
rived in The Mersey, (Sest 1s from Mebouras, Aus.
traJ having sde snothsr remarkable run. Sac sailed
frem Australia the 10TH or june, p. NJ ssd it Ia
rotsd in the log thai there cunts Of tae
steamer Antelope which sailed from Liverpool d,s day.
previous u the sIce Polo neither Of the shp Earl OF
CsarlemoLt which ssied from Liverpool on ths same
ssy The Marco Polo brssght forty cabin pos
II viii be ected that the Marco Polo made her last
in6ve months and twenty days. under favor
Exactly FIX mouths under YER, uDfavorabe auspices she
haypg been detained five days in the cs and hftssa days
By Gains On the ne but e, chip to have made sso
to Australia AID back N ten days uuder twelve
.. tptbs, is tns most remarkable achievement ever
csrced In the ssnals Of navigation.
And with bea. II Welcome from AL ths merchants
aaembed The cheering wss long and loud.
Tne Corn Trade.
Harvest operations PROCESS but slowly, ard large
portion Of tie crops still remain in the fields The
weather has for time past bssn very vsrabsths
DIST atmospbsIe To Gay tuesday, we have had heavy
rain sgAin. coz siderable part Of the grain carried
last ees must have been cared in very indifferent
der, and the in which the wheat il coming
to market greatly olsApponts the Hsrs With regard
to the yield reports Of much the character
duce Of the unsd kingdom WI not sIosed three ourths
Of the yisd Of coed avssge Lower prices than
the prevailing .opinion is that quotations must rule
higher during the winter months.
fhe taeetr question appears IS far as eyes from a.
euicabe eettlsnelt Indeed, the pr0oao lty of 0
tween Russia ard Turkey becomes daily moro Imminent
ureeI tbee circumstances L Is not to BE- wondered at
taat holders Of wheat should have remained firm, and
though the trace last lost much Of the activity by
which It had previously been charscerzed prices dill
nsiists. AT Ns.n lane Sestsgds1 there "a, sm.
show CT sheat BY land carriage, from Essex Kent aod
eunolk and the offers from the east coast were not
~ n.tu al
Ct new, Lot OF fine quality, and for the most part in sof
COZ dition The den and vac net active for ether old
any essons snd where Gales we're made The PRICES
Of Monday week were obtained,
The arrival Of foreign wheat is Of the largest that
has sksn place fer long time pss IS 90, quarters
having been reported during the sast week This tas
accumulation Of the Baltic shipments for my weeks
whole Of sss sing ss. back The yeseis feou
the north ard east Of Europe The market has stood this
enormous supply much better than was expected and
fair amount of butt1ess done yestsrdsy at the
rates Of that dag snnSat indeed for sussrior qualities
Of red especially dns Rosock previous ss wers
havI subsided notsing Of much interest took place
In floating cargoss Of Black Sea whsst did We hear
efapy sales free board at Baltic p'r Quotations Of
town made our remained precisely "a before We hsva
had arrivals Of -four for than week either FROM
the continent from America Fine brands Of the latter
have become aud could not be bought below 32s
to $3.50 per barrel
There several palcels Of barley exhibed the
quality was rot 70 fine as that shown last week aad
there ceftas le.s disposition 10 buy picked lots,
nevertheless the extreme terms Of last week.
and other sors not offered cheaper Foreign barley
for terms Malt held very acmly lats rates
The arrivals Of hone oats magnificent aad
the estsr part Of the orsiga susp vas from Russia,
viz "a eco quarters Acaengel 900 qrs from Cron
stsdt Snd st. Pete soury end 10 coo qrs FROM Rigs,
The eeslers bought Russian eats pretty freely st los Cd
70 2as per quarter which prices are very Eeary tie
same as 'hors on Monday wsss. Good heavy Danes,
SweSss &C. we're. II an thing the turn desrer Bssns
has Xinfe rpYaa lInt2 N IA nuan