The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-29
Foreign bIIscelIany.

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Foreign Miscellany.
The following is summary of the total quantity
and value of gold dust taken into Melbourne, Gee
l,ng, Adelaide Sydney, and Van Dieman's Isn1.
during the last year:.Melbourne and GeeIag.
1885 GAG ounces Adelaide, 573 $50 ousces; Sydney,
| 59l ,739 ounces; Van Dieman's Land 247, 492-to-
tai 1857 ounces, or, l76 tons, 10 cwt ora n
lbs OH which quantity at eos. per ounce is WORT
GA SIC, !99 sterling. The population of Meibourne
had, during the year, increased by immigration ~
less than 1861 persons; being an ncre ase Of 100
| per cent over the census of 1851.
discovery has been recently made at WesnheiuA,
in Hesse Darmstadt, of almost perfect skeleton al
| the extinct marine mammal, the Heranssa CoilinH.
| supposed to have been something between the De-
gong anu the Manati. II Is still lying in tue original
position in the sand where it has been entombed Cor
| ages
The great canal from the Marine to the Rhine viii
have the water let into it on August Is, and will 10
| inaugurated on September L. The completion Of
| this important work will open direct water comma.
nication between the Rhine and the Seine
M. de Beauregard, one of the Oldest members Of
the French conservative press, died last week. Of
apoplexy:. Ever since the revolution which made
Louis Philippe King of the French, NJ. Beauregasd
bad been leading writer in the columns Of the
| Gdeeite de France.
strange story is told Of the disappearance Of ne
Bishop Of Orleans from his diocess. The Presss Re
Hgense says he has not been since June o. and
none OF his Wears can give any account of him. This
journal suggests that he may have undertaken some
| pious pilgrimage fncogato but personal friends d
the preate think it more likely that he has gone -
La 1rappe to seek temporary retirement, il not per-
| nlanent seclusion.
| A young countryman (says the impartial dsS
Nord) has called at our office to state that he il
ready to make pilgrimages for persons who had
vowed to do So and to proceed to the arthest coun
| tries on being we'll paid for it.
We read in the Presss.-The poet Jasmin had
said that il he admitted to the presence Of the
Emperor of France, he wonld not forget the pro-
scrbed, and particularly his fellow countrymaH, whs
al puov no Inv los svNut4
to dine at the Palace of Saint Cloud. After having
charmed all the persons present with some recita-
tons OF his poetry, he prolted by the impression
that he had produced to solicit the termination Of
the exile Of NJ. Baze The Emperor immediately
granted it, without afixing any condition.
The Paris Patr1e says:-Accounts have been re-
We are assured that the French Consul had, with
the other foreign residents, held conference with
the chief Of the rebels, in the course Of which the
latter displayed the most friendly disposition towards
| all Europeans.
We read in the independence Of Brussels "A
letter from Turkey states that the Princess Bego-
joso, who had left Malta to visit the Ottoman En-
pre. was near being murdered by servant whom
she had dismissed The Princess, however, waa
either very slightly. wounded or not at all, for the
letter announcing the fact was written by herself
A letter from Vienna Of the I'd says:-"The arri-
val of twenty-sx locomotives, ordered from the man
ufactory Of Seraing, in Belgium aud from that Of II.
MafIei at Munich, for the railway Of Mount S0,mmsr-
ing are shortly expected at Vienna. The tunnel Of
this railway, which is 900 yards in length. is en-
tirely terminated. Regular service on the line can
scarcely be established before next spring.
The Madrid journals Of the Sd state that the heat
continued excessive. The thermometer marked thir.
tyive degrees Reaumur, QlOi degrees Fahrenheit.)
The heat caused great deal of sickness, and had
shriycied UP the leaves Of the trees in the d
the Buen Retro, as in the middle of4Noyember.
The Echo Agricoie publishes details of the state 0l
the harvest in the neghborhood Of Paris, and sums
them up in these terms:-" On the whole, we mar
say that that the harvest is below the usual average
and that the importation OF foreign corn will be ne
cessary."
A colossal statue OF General Paoli intended foc
Corsica his native country, was placed In front Of
the entrance to the Paris Louvre, upon the 1lth
instant, under the grand colonnade. The statue,
which IL OF bronze, represents the general in stand
ing position, with his hand the hilt Of his sword.
terrible storm Of hail fell in the canton of Vile
iranche, near Lyons, upon the 9Th instant The had
stones generally were OF the size Of large uusket
balls. and some were larger. woman, who was
watching COWS in the fields was 50 injured about the
lead that she had to be carried home and put to bed;
she died next day. Several bird were killed; all
the crop of fruit was destroyed, and what remained
OF the vines destroyed likewise. All the houses
in the villages moreover had their tiles and wiadows
broken.
The Leipsic Gozaie contains letter from Athens
of July 30 which says The Lord High Conr!s-
soner OF the onian Isles has written to the British
Consul a, Patras that he had received information
that there existed plot in that townor the purpose
OF attacking the island of Cephalonia, in order Ia
pllsge it, the consprators being Greeks and Ionians.
The Greek government has addressed to all the no
marques of the kingdom circular enjoining them
no; to take any step which might give room to sup
pose that in present circumstances advantage would
lie taken of the position Of Turkey to get up disturb
anCes in the frontier provinces.
A letter from Vienna, OF the 9th in the Post AmNf
Gazette, says:-The religious plots lately discovered
in several places in the vicinity Of Sahzburg, have
led 10 Investigations in Bavaria where plots of the
same Kind have been discovered but not having any
ram6oacns.
The Venice Gocffe, of the 18th, publishes q sen.
tence pronounced on the 9th ult., by the Court
Martial Of Treyiso, condemning nobleman, named
| Antonio Rinaldi. TO one month arrest, and nota
~, named Antonio Fontana to five weeks Of thu
same punishment the ioimer for having drawn up
and tie latter foihaving attested protest Of costs
and damages for the segncstraton OF the property O
Olica Rnaldi, an exod noblcman, relative to M
Antonio Rinsldi.
The President OF the Province of Prussia has pub
| isLed ctier from the King OF Prussia, in which
bis majesty the qualification that he derived
from the manifestation Of attachment and loyalty o.
the people 81 that province during his recent VISIT
letter from Stockholm, Of the I'd, states that
the King OF Sweden has issued an order placing o
the disposal Of the Ministry of Finance sun o.
zoo COO thalers for improving the national deenoes
The King IL Prussia has conferred the Order o.
tie Red Eagle, second class, on the son OF Prince
Menschikoa
The Imperial Court of Paris has decided III at an
agreement between the director Of theatre and Z
contractor ior dramatic success (ehief OF cagwsy)
scot'Iery iopnbie order and morality and that con.
-egr.nliy action be maintained to compel the
execution Of ID. or O. recover Of money paid
n connection with il.
Fsreign Theatricais
NVuNiemps Is NJ Wiesbaden where he recently
ga,e CoDceri that was paronised by al the etite
a. ths sisttn resident at this bath. DE was assisted
1 ~ Mechanics hockhols falconi, and Moritz.
recent proclamation forbias in the theatres OF
ls4ls asd tie .0nfisrs the appearance of clowns,
aertsis and people evening exercises OF strength
ard ABILITY.
thsa,te 4, aisnl 4, he cosstrrlctes ~ Aly,iers It
+ A. ~ he Enest mcn< 81 the te0n ana inaugu-