The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-07
New York, Monday, March =, 1853.
The News.


The News.
The arrival of the steamship Baltic, with Liver
pool dates to the 23d u together with the previous
advices brought by the Cambria enables Us to lay be-
fore our readers the complete details Of weeks
events in Europe. This news will be found unusually
interesting 1t appears that the disturbances in
Italy had not been entirely quelled, supposed
10 have been the case at last advices. However,
the Austrian army is at this time too powerful to
permit even the most sangune OF the conspraors to
entertain hope Of success, although fresh but
slight discomfort has manifested itself in various
quarters since the outbreak at Milan Mazzn had To-
Gated himself upon the borders and is said to have
forwarded large sums to the chief conspirators to
aid them in the cause; but finding that the police
were in pursuit of him, he suddenly disappeared
Another and extensive conspiracy to overthrow the
Austrian dynasty is reported to have been discovered
in Hungary. fruitless attempt to assassinate the
Emperor Of Austria, will probably cause the reins
upon the unfortunate Magyars to be drawn more
tightly than BY the way, the letter from Kos
suth, denying the authenticity of the recent
proclamation purporting to have emanated from
him, will of course attract general atten-
ton. 1t will be seen that he has now addressed
. bona tide manifesto to the Hungarians in the
newa of hostilities between Turkey and Montenegro
The people of the latter country are said to be re-
seiving assistance from the Austrians. Rumors are
current of proposed alliance between France and
England and one or two minor States to prevent
the encroachments Of the northern powers
Those interested will regret to learn that cotton
has met with another decline at Liverpool and that
breadstufs continued exceedingly dull.
NJ fha Madi eli inn ped in
Tuscany continues to attract attention both in Eng
land and the United States. We give, this morning,
Lord John Russell's letter to Sir Henry L. Bulwer
touching the case, which we intend to publish to-
morrow.
We elsewhere publish some additional and highly
Interesting intelligence from South America At
hast accounts the civil war was still pending in
Buenos Ayres the city was in state of siege, and
the condition Of the inhabitants depsrable in the
extreme. Our Pernambuco correspondent furnishes
accounts of the loss of Brazilian steamer, the
wreck of British Australian emigrant ship, the IA
wages of the yellow fever &c.
Our teegraphic dispatches from Washington this
morning contain great deal of very interesting
matter. One of our special correspondents sticks to
the cabinet originally transmitted to by him,
and declares that the rumors of difficulty in the
ame, respecting Colonel Jefferson Davis, are all hum
bug. The list will doubtless be confirmed by the
Senate to-day. Another writer remarks that pro-
tracted debate is anticipated in open session of the
Senate in which ex-Secretary Clayton will endeavor
to vndicate his conduct concerning his treaty with
Sir Henry L. Bulwer An exciting time may be an
tcipated.
The time has now arrived for the Office hunters,
place seekers, and aspirants TO posts Of honor and
profit to lay their claims and present their peculiar
fitness for the respective stations they would fill, be-
fore the new administration. The largely increased
population of the country the hosts that have come
into the democratic ranks since the Presidential
pagn of1s4s and the quicksep march ofintelligence
which has rendered so many additional thousands
capable of discharging the duties of important sta
lions, have all combined to augment the number of
aspirants for the different Offices in the gift of the
general government without producing any cores
pondng increase Of those Offices. This fact should
be borne in mind by the applicants, and be upper
most in consideration among those who must Of ne
cessty be disappointed. In another column we re-
publish list Of the Of those who appear to
stand most prominent for the different Offices to which
they lay claim, with all the additions which have
come to our knowledge since its previous publica
ton. The names are all we can give, leaving the
candidates to battle their way to preferment with the
best and strongest weapons they have become mas
tiers Of and without any prediction on our part to
advance the claims Of any one individual upon the
list
Honora Corcoran, the Irish girl whose mysterious
disappearance was the cause of the recent rotous
proceedings in Charlestown, Mass, has returned to
that city in charge of her mother She had been
taken to Philadelphia, and there remained till
brought away by her parent
BY Geographic despatch from Philadelphia, we
have accounts of no less than three railroad acct
dents. So far as ascertained, nine persons were
killed, (six on one train } and two others were 80
seriously injured that their recovery Is doubtful
We have budget Of interesting Mexican news,
Including complete copy Of the Tehuantepec con-
tract between the Mexican government and Colonel
Sloo and associates. Owing to a crowd Of other
matter we are compelled TO lay it over till tomorrow
PEoPI.EG THE PAcIrC.-Nearly fifteen hun
bred men, women and children left this city
ON Saturday for California. See the lsts III