The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-19

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In virtue Of these reasons which have had the honor
esvatng TO the sovereign kno.ledgs Of her Majesty
English periodical entitled the TINES Be not permitted in
dominons which measure shall be equally extensive to
Whatever other journal or foreign publication which
should exhibit the Same want Of confederation for the
nsrchica nation has venssed for ages by law by graft
tude, By instinct and even by chivslrous sentiment,
The which communicate to you By royal order, for
your knowledge and opportuDe effects God preserve you
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To the Governor of the province Of -
There is report that on the ARRIVAL of Senior Cal
deron de Ia Barca he wiU take the Presidency of the
Council, General Lersund, having the Ministry and
gong ont TO Cuba as Captain General General
Lara to take the WarOffice, and Brgader San Ro-
man the Ministry Of Marine.
General Balboa and Senior Armesto who were
Ministers Of War and Finance in the shortyed
Clonard Cabinet, have died within the last week,
and also Visceunt Armenia, of the deputies for
Madrid and teniente alcalde Of the same. Don Pedro
Sinza de Baranda, Librarian of the Academy of
History and OF the Madrid University, died suddenly
on Saturday Of apoplexy.
Austria.
RETURNED TYROLEsE-A ROYAL COURTsHIP ROMAN
TIC-DEATH OF SWEDISH PRINCEss-REPORrED
INTERVIEW BETWEEN THE TURKISH AND RUSSIAN
MINISTER'S
A great many natives Of the Tyrol who have be.
come converts to Professionalism abroad, have, on
their return to their own country pettone1 for the
Indigenat. The government has ordered the local
authorities to reject all their petitions.
Vienna correspondents narrate a romantic tale Of
the Emperors recent espousals, or rather Alliance
ment. His Majesty saw his intended. for the first
time at ball at Ische, and was so much struck with
her beauty that he requested her mothers permission
to converse with her alone for five minutes. AT the
expiring of that brief courtship, he brought her for
ward, and presented her the future Empress of
Austria. Query-What did he say during that brief
interval?
Princess Amelia, of Sweden, died at Vienna, 3lst
ult, of disease of the heart.
letter from Vienna Of August 81 states that on
that day an interview was appointed between the
Turkish Minister, AIiff Efend, and the Russian Am
bassador. This meeting was looked upon decisive
proof that all difficulties settled, except such as
negotiations could remove.
VIENNA, Sept. 1, 1853.
great many natives of the Tyrol, who have be-
come converts to Professionalism abroad, have, on
their return to their own country petitioned for the
titi0ns to the government, which rejected them.
Lieutenant Schwartz, the Commander Of the brig
Ussaro, who has become notorious by the Koszta
affair." has been promoted to the rank Of Captain.
Russia.
THE GRAIN TRADE AT ODESSA.
Dispatches from Odessa August 10th. state that
business was brisk and prices still looking up. Corn
continued in demand for Italy and France, and there
were large arrivals of grain from Ghourka. From
Galatz, August 23d it was reported that l2O vessels,
laden with corn, were at Suna unable to get to sea-
several, having been detained four months for want
of lighters, had their cargoes heated 400 vessels
were outside the bar. From st. Petersburg the
mercial accounts we're unchanged. Some consider
able supplies Of tallow had been detained in the in.
terror, which had hardened the London market. The
report that the export of grain from Wallachia was
prohibited is not correct. .....
ODESSA, August, 10, 1853.
Business in our markets Is brisk, and prices are
still looking up. Corn is continually in demand for
Italy and France, and there are large arrivals of
grain from Ghourka.
THE HARVEST AND GRAIN TRADE IN PRUSSIA
CLOSING OF THE CUSTOMS SESSIONS.
From Berlin, August 3Oth, it was affirmed that, de.
pencing on its own resources alone there was no ap-
prehension of scarcity in Prussia although the har-
vest had been but Indifferent.
destructive fire had happened at Lubec.
The Customs difference had closed its discussion,
having made but an insignificant change in the tariff.
The Cassel Gazette afirme that commercial negotla.
tons have been resumed between France and the
German papers say that the Prussiau government
had concluded not to interfere in the grain trade by
any legal enactment.
Greece.
ATHENS August 26, 1858.
The city of Thebes has been almost wholly de.
stoyed by an earthquake.
THE LoMBARDs AND THEIR IMP0sTs-A FUNERAL
DEMONSTRATION AT GESOA-AFFAIRs IN THE Ro.
MAN STATES, SOCIAL AND POLITICAL, ETC.
state Of siege Of Milan. An additional mpost on di-
rect taxes had been decreed to cover the deficiency
in the revenue Of 1852 and 1853. The decree is
signed by Strasoldo, Austrian Lieutenant.
The funeral Of Barthelemi Bottaro, democratic
priest, at Genoa, had been made the occasion of q
grand political demonstration. His body was at
tended to the tomb by as great concourse as that
which followed the remains Of the mother of MAJ
zini. Bottaro bad been censured by the Holy Con-
gregation at Rome for his political pslams but he
refused to retract his opinions and therefore become
an idol with the republican party. His death was
sudden and post morton examination Of his body
showed traces of poison. An inquest into the cir
cumstances of his death had been commenced.
There had been something of panic at Turin and
Genoa, on account of the scarcity OF specie, but it
was over at last advices.
Troops we're assembling at the camp Of exercise
at Marengo. Eighteen thousand men will manGu-
vre under the command of the Duke OF Genoa
Talking of the recent projected insurrection at
Rome, letter in the Journal de Fraactort, from
Rome, Aug 90, Gays that Mazzini had chosen fete
day at Rome for the projected insure ,ton, as at
Milan he chose the last day of the carnival He con-
jectured that on August 1.-THE fee Of Napoeon-the
French soldiers would be scattered among the vine
shops, celebrating the fee, and that their officers
would be doing the same at the French embassy
The mode of communication between Mazzin in
London and the leaders in Rome was by the very
old but not ineffective pasteboard cypher-that is to
say, piece of card pierced with holes, and which,
when laid on the surface of letter. shows through
the holes only certain of the words and thereby con
veys different meaning from the apparent one. The
discovery Of the plot attributed to the indscreton
Of Aurelio Ssfi the trumvir in publishing in jour.
nal of Genoa letter of thanks to the peasants who
had sheltered him.. This put the police the qua
So, at least the papers say.