The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-14

Sandman States.
The Press, Of Vienna, says it is contemplated by
Austria, to negotiate with the Holy See concordat
for Hungary and Croatia Accounts from Rome
mention that Father Rothaan general OF the Jesuts,
is ON his death. bed. The decision against DR.. New
man in the Achilh trial, has created considerable
sensation at Rome. There is no news Of any polit
ical importance.
Russia.
THREE CORPS D'ARhEE FOR THE TURKISH FRONTIER.
Prince Menschikoff is appointed Commander-in
Chief of three corps ddrn,ee assembled in Bessarabia
and on the Turkish frontier
Greece.
NEW LoAN-DEATH OF A CELEBRATED ATHEIST.
The Hamburg Borsenhdle learns from Athens, 2Sth
ut, that the house of Rothschild has offered under
certain conditions to advance the government sum
at per cent, to establish mortgage bank. COM
mission is appointed to consider the proposal.
M. Stournari, Greek merchant OF Alexandra,
deceased, has left 100000 to found an industrial
school at Athens. Theophilus Caris, who has gain
ed some temporary notorety by his atheism has Just
on the quarantine ground, without religious service.
Turkey
THE NEGOTIATION WITH AUSTRIA REGARDING MON
TENEGRO, AND ITs UNFAvORABLE TERMINATION
THE HUNGARIAN REPUGEEs-DEATH OF ONE OF
THE sULTAN's wIvEs-ABD-EL-KADER ABOUT TO
TURN AUTHOR-ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH BETWEEN
CARA AND AGRAM.
Letters from Constantnople of the 9th inst, an
nounce Gas before stately that Count Leiningen the
Austrian Envoy Extraordinary, had received, on the
Sd, an ultimatum respecting Montenegro, to which
he required definite answer within five days. This
ultimatum demanded the cession, by Turkey, to Aus
tria of the two ports Of Kleck and Sut0rina. The
letters add that the Porte had refused these demands
and that Austria was in consequence, advancing her
troops towards the Turkish frontier. We cannot
see, however, that this could have been known at
Constantinope under the above date even il the
currence had taken place. The rumors that Austria
is determined to find cause OF war against Turkey
is industrously fostered by certain parties and
presses On the other hand, it is noticed that the
reception given by the Sultan to the Marquis de La
vaette special ambassador Of France, more than
usually cordial while the ambassadors address con-
tanned marked allusion to the old alliance between
France and the Porte. The Paris Journal des De-
bats says that soon as the Divan heard the Aus
trian ultimatum, the French and English ambassa-
doris were sent for and had several conferences on
the subject.
A Geographic despatch received by the French
states that on the rejection by the Porte
Of the ultimatum of Austria respecting the Monte
negrn affair, the Austrian flag struck and not
only Count Leinngen, but the whole Austrian lega-
ton left Constantinople. The Ottoman Porte cons-
ders itself as under the protection Of England and
France.
According to Lloyd. the Porte had given assurances
to Count LeiniDgen, with respect to the Polish and
Hungarian refugees serving in the army Of Omer
Pacha, that they will be recommended to go to Ame
RIGA, expenses paid-all except those who have en-
braced Islamisrn.
One of the wives of the Sultan died. on the 9th ut
Her remains were buried with the usual solemnities
in the mosque of Yeni-Djami
Abd-e kader is in good health at Broussa spending
his time in retirement, and it is said is writing book
entitled Meditations on the Koran
An electric telegraph is to be Immediately construct
ed between lara and Agram, by which means news
rom the East will reach England two days sooner
than at present
Tnds0 md CINlnn
BRITISH REvERsEs IN BURMAH-TRADE IN INDIA
LANGUID-THE RESURRECTION IN CHINA-GOLD
DUST FROM AUsTRALIA-THE LONDON STANDARD
DIscREDITING THE NEWS FROM BuRMAH.
By electric telegraph from Trieste, we learn
that the steamship Adria arrived from Alexandria
at Trieste the oath, after a passage of 140 hours
She left Alexandria on the 18th, and brings the fol-
lowing news from India:-
force. Pegu (the province, we suppose,) has been
again occupied by large force of Burmese. They
raised the siege Cot the town. on the Sth and 9th Of
January, and marched to the defence of Schoygt.
upon learning that General Steel was advancing
upon that place. The Burmese have retired from
Prone End Meadami 1t is said that revolution
had taken place at Ava, by which the old King has
been deposed and driven out, and that the King
has recalled the troops to Ava and desires peace.
Fever and diarrhGa prevailed among the British
troops and were increasing.
Trade in India was languid. Exchange was firm
at Is. Id, in Calcutta.
Inc lusuTTeCIOn III ODlUa caused COIlSlueraDlc eX-
element.
The steamer Pottinger had brought Ito Suez)
.wenty-one boxes Of gold dust from Australia.
After the receipt Of the foregoing news, the Lon
Ion Standard declared that the item relating to the
British reverses in Burmah was spurious
Financial Intelligence.
LONDON, Saturday, Feb. 90 1858.
The return of the and liabilities Of the Bank Of
England for the week ending the 10Th inst shows the
olowng changes as compared with that for the week
The public deposits had increased CABS 1922 the private
deposits had increased the rest had decreased
and the day and other post bills had decreas
I'd f72, OIL
The government securities show decrease of 600 2o2
the other securities had increased f3S6944 the
or unemployed notes had increased f172,97o and the
coin had decreased f3S 3lS.
The bullion in both departments had decreased EST 743
and the aggregate Of the circulation had decreased
The above return it viii be SEEN in many respects
the most satisfactory that has been issued for time
past The public deposits had been augmented by nearly
half million, and the total amount under that head
in the bank the very satisfactory Of So 1885,
CSC. The other deposits had slightly increased which Is
rather unexpected feature and indicates greater
gree OF ease in the money market than had for
weeks previously existed,
The decrease in the securities held BY the
bank il comparatively triang and probably occa.
stoned by the sale of exchequer bills 1t Is unlikely
that the small amount of decrease to be accounted
by the assumption that the bank has purchased ex
chequer bills at the lower rates current the promulga
lion Of thenotce Of the intended reduction in the rate
SHOWN represents the differ
between the two operations. The other securities
show an increase of considerable amount, probably in
of the bank adopting liberal policy
With respect to mercantile paper
The bullion in both departments had decreased only to
he comparatively trivial extent Of EST 743 This Is a
favorable feature in the return and goes far to sub
tantate the views expresse under this head. The arr
raj Of upwards Of $500 600 by the Three Bells and the
mall additional amount that will be shortly to hand by
he overland mall viii probably tend to swell the amount
the bank vaults during the next week two. No ma
eria addition, however be expected until the arr
al OF the steamers and sailing vessels known to be
heir way with large quantities of the precious metal on
)oard The satisfactory state of the changes with
he continent and the United States will prevent any
drain from hence to European cities whilst
he higher rates Of exchange current with America will
,ecessariy increase to stock Of the pre-
ous metals. The other heads Of the return not Of
articular interest.
Messrs. j. C. Hambro Co. and Messrs. Muretta Co.
ave issued the proposals. for Four and-a Half per
ent loan Of 81, 600 TO the Peruvian government
his loan may indeed be regarded conversion its OBJ
ect being to pay of the Six per Gem loan at the rate OF
rs Per cent and TO pay of internal debt Of about
0t0 upon which the Peruvian government paying
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