The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-05

Su.trias ,.ryies fhs ssssuvTss vsrs to in
UpvaI6s Of one hundred hoIand troops esllsstsd
Five columns Of the udltden deveed to order
Of The ssyn b which the EN- peror s1pressss his high
ssAfasion with the performances the TROOPS 1T tho
g-an6 DaD@uvss Of the Ruard ard the Ienadtsr corps
on 2sth and 30th Of June LIST Of july AL shs
Privaes and NON commissioned officers received gratu
general Duhsmei had left the capital for
RAMSAY, Bibkow, Meschilswitsch and Roset, for mos
Prince and Princess Frederic Of the Nethe rlnds With
The Emperor has given his consent to two donations
being made by private individuals Of 80 900 silver
Ioubes for charitable establishment in Moscow and
another of house and grour DIS for the Establishment
Of an institution for culivsting Oriental languages
R@torts ,he Industrial Exhibition in Moscow which
oD particularly, with the highest encomiums, the
arms exhibited there II Is described that all the var
throughout tie empire manufactured according TO
an uniform standard guspe: SO that let the troops DO
supplied from Whatever portion Of the empire they may
happen to be in all their Of the fame species are
found to be uniform, If turned out from one manu-
factory.
St Petersburg from Mo- COW, by railway, is a,o men
toned With great satisfaction, IS showing the facilities
with which Rns,a large bottles OF troops
Tv sbt four large trucks, which the seem to
have Stood constructed on purpose and used on
this occasion, after having been sprnAed with holy
The Journal de So Petersburg, Of the 9th July, de-
votes the largest portion Of lis spsce to article
traced from the Independence Beige on the progress made
by Great Britain in population, Iiches commerce. &c
through her assdnous pursuits Of the arts OF peace
There hrg about the article that betay any par
ticular OBJ IN pIadncDg 1t Just now The caoler.
bulletin for the 5,h July gives 49l in hand 104
Of ~hich 46 cured M so died On the
DAY 70 new cases. with 80 cures and 50 DEATHS
THE VERY LATEST
ST PETERSBURG. July !, 1858.
The Austrian General ulai has arrived this capital
on special mission to the Imperial Court.
France.
PEACE OR Wharf.-The LATEST PREVAILING OPINION
GENERAL ITEMS, ETC., ETC.
The Paris c0rrespOb dent OF the London TINES WIRING
under date OF 18th inst ssys-"rne question OF
pubic-oI course D favor OF the former II may per-
hsps be gg too IA to assert that the matter is de-
aSiEsy settled but 1t is certain 1 that - N ais way
exact nature of The propositions submitted by
n gland and France collectively o by the ether powers,
the PEACE of Europe will rot be disturbed OF cour
each dvidual has bis ver,ion to the note Shch
will be accepted by Torbey, acting the advice Of the
posers bit there is nothing 10 any of them. The
propo iiions agreed by the Eogsh and French gov
ernments we're seat for approval to Constanttnople
returned here approved, and then transmitted to ST.
Prussia, and though cannot yet know whether
Rus,ia has assent.o little doubt is entertained
elegrS pbc despatch bad been received in Loodon,
nounc,ng the assent Of the Emperor Of Russia; and
tbo Oh tat AM oupcement Do premature 1T 10 an
ticpa'ed as certain SO puch 80, that the question ia
beginning to be discussed to whsther the Russian
troops viii quit the DsDuban provinces FIRST or the
fleets Besha Bay. This question will probably give rise
to Their negotiations but. fortunately, The i'm
VIII have been first settled. Private leEers
from Con, o. the 9Th have been received The
steamer ou Odes had arrived the evening OF the
4h it'll IL official intelligence thai the RI sian troops
to enter the municipalities the same day The occu
patton TO be effected by the fon tn corps composed
OF DO 000 men. commanded by General Daunenb,rg.
IL thought hat rome fegiaenfB only of the
nudeIs division ysud pass the PIash, A. -. soon as
t+Js met in council and most animated dit cusson
followed, out no resolution adopted at the first
sitting Ministers met second ,ine the me day at
the residence OF the seraskier whe in the meantime
tie Divan consulted The OF the powers
was that the il Vsscn Of the prnc aaes should not be
considered as cdSu beii and the council 80 decided
agitation existed at Consaninople when the
clurier left, but puohc tranquility had not been dis
turbtd. Moreover, the government had taken every
precaution against dsul Dances The Turks neveEthe
less CoDtir ued TO act as if certain to be
the result and Preparations were going on every
side the ds were arriving from every part OF tho
p and wse successfully Incorporated in regiments and
drilled The heights Of icntAri covered with tents
The redfs manifested much aIdor, and many Of those
whose ten service had expired demanded to be
again in the ranks Of their comrades The Eng
lsh AID French fleets maintained the same position as
before in Beska Bay The former had rein forced
by the screw ship sanspare Of "a guns and $50 horse
Iover.
The uncertainty prevailing with regard to the Eastern
question has continued to affect commercial transactions
difficulties Of another nature p.,Uo .~..y
where tending to increase in of the augmen
taon in the price Of bread meat vegetables &c the ma
nufacturers obledo consent advance wages
and they find it difficult to compete with foreign in
dustry. Although the accounts from the departments
more satisfactory and the apprehensons entertained
some weeks ago for the safety OF the crops turn out to
have been exaggerated -four and wheat in the Paris
ket maintain their highest prices is however, hoped
Il At the dearth win be only tenn orary.
The Marquis ABtopini, NeaDolitan Minister in Paris,
q
days ago. at Ns>maison The visit paid tina. Of
the Ambassador de Fdmlle Queen Christina as every
Knows being sister Of the King Of the Two Siciss
There o;hrg strange in ths but is rather curious
that sane Marquis Antonni was Minister at Madrid
70 & s
Of all to the of Maria Christina and her
children % the brothers Of King Ferdinand post
Toned to his children whether male female The Mar
quis Anonin took prominent part In the struggle, as
the representative of branch Of the Bourbon family,
and made himself remarkable for his opposition to Maria
Christina and Ter party Slice the death OF Ferdinand
period Of nearly twenty years. they had not met till
feeling generally prevailed on the Bourse that the
Eastern question would be practically adjusted and the
prices OF public securities experienced consider able
closed at 5 for the end u the month The Four
anda ha per Cents closed at 1o2f roc; Orleans Rail.
way shares, l,125f
TIE VERY LATEST.
PARIS, July 10, 1853.
The funds experienced decline at the Exchange to-
fhe Three per Cents closed at 1884, 15c for tho end Of
the month, and the II and aHa pc; cents at 1927
SOC.
Austria
TIE TURKISH DIPFIcULTY-THE FEELING OF AUS
TRIA, POLITICAL AND RELIGIOUS.
The Vienna correspondent OF the London journals,
writing under date Of the 18th Of July thus views the po
si.ion Of the Austrian goyepment with regard to the
Tulkith fculty " few days since. you were inform
cd that there good 70 believe that Connt Biol
dsspproed both the Russian manifesto and the
ton Of the pIincipa]tes The Augsburg Gass has
published VeOna letter. which deserves particular AZ
IGNITION as evidently expresses the sentiments Of the
Austrian foreign Office The government writer begins by
observing that the manifesto OF the of Russia
gives character 10 the occupation OF the princpa-
ties which in much 10 10 hmented The Russian Csbi
net originally declared that 1t required satisfaction
for an insult whether real Or imaginary
IL is not for us TO decide Offered to its
honor. IL was the earnest wish end ain Of
the Austrian government to induce the Porte to
give the satfa demanded BY ths Russian cabinet
but in the manifesto to his people, the Emperor takes
up an entirely different poston.' II Is the Hesi OF
Church calling on the Russo Greek population Of his
pire to protect and defend fellow believers Turkey who