The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01


The Minister Of finance on the 18th, submitted his
budget.
The Queen Mother had lost twelve million reals sy
mining specuAtions
Council Of State under the presidency Of the Queen II
asepss the pmeSAts deficit would b 800 900 reals sut
the minister opincn hat the increase Of customs
asiI the reduced scale Of duties would than
comp enfste for the loss.
Germany.
The sessen Of the Chambers Of Coburg Gotha
opened May IL.
The King Of the Belgen, ard his the Duke OF Bra
bsnt s the guests Of the Empersr Of Austria The
seems likely and thsre sn,rnisss that the Elm
Isror would not object TO we'd Belgian princess As
Both the Trieste Zeit,ng and the Augsburg Gazette
contain illusions 70 come Of he ou,lc
pescc il expected would have taken place Milan
We informed that the rumor Of projected dagger
insprrecton prevalent in Sardinia well as in Mi
Ism. TIE Trieste paper does not exscty say that the
whole garrison Of Milan was under arms the Sth bat
the Words" the reooubed watchfuue.s ard the
imposing strsr 9Th every where Displayed by the military
power &c il is 10 be supposed that such e,se
In diplomatic circles is asserted that the misunder
ding between Austria and SsIdinis -l soon he at
end AS the latter power will yield An Austrian paper
randum neither nor France lave taken any step
in favor OF So dina"
Switzerland
The Ne,o Zurich Gazette Of the 18th, SAYS -
the Carton II Fribours note
aRp IL
A letter from Bellinxon.. Of the 18th in the Para
me,o Of Turin that there is siderable uueasi
in Eendrisio (Tcino) account of the difficulties
arising from the Austrian blockade Corn Is becoming
scarce and rising in price while the population -hich
used to diminish considerably about this time Of The
year being in the habit Of smigratng to Loubardy,
Low remains stationary.
Italy.
KUMoRED PREPARATIONS FOR ANOTHER REVOLT.
LsMni intended to publish . book at Genoa, but 70
had the specM copy bsen lodged at the Cover
nor's ofhse than the police visited tse publisher and
seized the entire edition. The Italia Pcpoo publishes
con,uation with regard to that and to tho
rest of the printer Mouth in -hch the lawyers ask
LIST Can there Be an offence q the pres. na.u,
&c, Has the work Of MazIini been publishedS I'd,
Were the Judiciary acts which preceded the 'ei,a,.
legal! 4th, Is the imprisonment Of Neutti legalf
They examine in succession each Of those questions,
and solve them negatively BY quoting the very text
rites and by adducfrg solid developed -sa pre-
cision The consultation 10 signed BY NM Horchis, L.
eighteen other distinguished ursconsults have adhered
to it.
The Council o, War in session at hantua had con.
dsnped nine schooboys Of OstigiA to Imprisonment 10
irons for uttering subvsrsive language Eight of them,
from thirteen to fifteen years of age we're afterwards
pardoped, account of their youth and previous Oh
conduct
The French ar. rendering Cass.le a place of great
strength. lis fort already mounts eighty pieces OF
cannon.
BY singular coincidence the Trieste Zeitung and the
Augsburg Gazette, statehat q belief very curreat
that ARCHER dagger Instruction would break at
Milan Sunday, May s. The same rumor prevalent
in Sardinia and the Austrian troops kept the
alert bat the day passed quietly The examination
of the insurgents arrested at Milan on February is
nearly 1t Is given out that documents are in
we're supplied by Nazzpi ard Kossu,h also tho
mustets all Of which were Of English or American ma
ufscture.
Naples had established sulate General At Calcutta
and appointed N. Sanford to the post,
The dreaded bandit kot,ino alias Bersagliere, had
rived Turin the escort of twelve carbpers His
trial will doubt elicit euriou. disclosures fer it is
tain that his escape from the senatorial prison was IA
have had cupabe relations and who paid 10 OOOf for
the purpose.
Since Genoa has obtained . railway communication
exerton 10 establish similar conneIoa be-
tween Leghcrn and Trieste The later admirably situate
the o. h tho long SS r OI F,a
Suez and India is not At all favored that position
trade with the Straits Of Gibraltar and America Leg
horn will consequently be its harhor the western ids
The Apprentices, which extend like the spinal bono Of
Italy greatly impsded the etabIsbmsnt Of tho Autro
Tuscan Railway but the Ave engineers Of the Csstral
States have found means to through the deas Of
the Poretta.
From Milan We learn that the .1aminato. Of the ia.
surgents arrested the 9th Eebruary is nearly
cuded. Il il Gsd to be clearly proved BY d-cumsntal
evidence that the principal actors supplied with
zni and Kossoth Alsst all tie guns seized had HnglisA
or Americon factory marks but as mention Of Palasr
Son made 1t Is to be supposed that that famous frm
had ne sonnexion with the insurgents.
Greece.
Ateltgraphic despatch from Athens Of the 18th says:
Ereprh m fcrr,;no avo,,,t;on.
commission has been named to investigate the diff.
ferences relating 70 the frontiers The vine disease il
increasing.
Turkey.
ATTEMPTS OF RUSSIA TO INCITE HOLY wAK-FE-
vERIsH STATE OF TRADE.
The season OF Easter, when revival OF the old dis
turbansss between the hussslmsn and "inndsls'
feared bad passed of quietly throughsut the cities Of
the empire except at Snyrna where there had
attack of the Greeks upon the jews which, however
was pat down BY the Turkish authorizes Rnmors OF q
eonte plated massacre on Easter Sunday had been
dustrously circulated by Russian agents. but they failed
to produce the intended effect OF general satorssk
According to tell graphic despatch from Smyrna Nay
sspguinary not haA however, taken place in Chalus
and Iconium
gotatisns for days With regard to the Holy Places
Our Latest information [see also hlrance' Is BY tee
graphic despatch from Consantinop Of May etn which
eays-"Prince Menechikof has asked for decissn wtnn
eight days The Porte has solicited the advice Of Lord
Radcliffe and de Ia Cour who sent of instant dispatches
In spite q the pacific declaration. If the Russian en-
bassy some uneNsiness felt In commercial circles.
From Ocessa correspondents advise their friends TO %
cautious in their operations and 10 qudse their affairs
With Turkish houses In consequence of this state Of
things reghts bad rifen to 76s pei ton for aow 40
Iayard the traveller. was tho Of returning Tn
England, owing, II raid, to difference with Lord
Redelfe respecting Oriental politics.
An electic Telegraph Is to be umsdatey constructed
10 unite Odessa s.bsstopo and the Russian sstab
lisbments on the Black ses, with st. Petersburg.
Austr ala.
The London Timer, Of Nay 20 says:AccordBg TO the
last accounts frem Port Philip, IL sppesrs that v-ry
stringent passenger set had lately passed TOO Legislative
Council under which all VESSELS landing mmsran
to pay s. head 20 the government TO provide fapd
for such may fall sick be inca pscitsted by infrmy
This IL an imitation Of the system pursued With
advantage for some years ut New YORK and which Vas
substituted for the ctce Of rendering the captain la
bic nm der bond for all passengers who might become
npon the city within certain period Al The
time it IL to he hoped the soora government have
TAX The step ~tboOt fully recognizing the extent 81
the pom siby II involves regards t1e organization
both Of hospital and quae places Of shelter
In addition le new clause also ected ~
be adopted compelling ships to land their passengers and
baggage the wharf a. Melbourne 50 as TO put stop
20 tbe eItoon at present praetsd by the bcsen and
lighters In the bay.
Comne rcisl Affairs.
MaaEx Ia 90 The Er..l:ai Irrl.