The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-07

follow up his present prudent conduct BY
| inducing the moderate section OF the Lower House
to square their conduct to meet the views of
the Senate, and to pass an electoral bill OF oonser
| vative character; for the election or 1854 will
depend the question whether there is TO be oonsi
tuu0nal monarchy in Italy or not The Debats ex-
presses its mistaken faith in the Parliamentary sys
tenn as alone suited TO the state Of Europe making
some sharp side blows at the restrictions employed
at home; and showing indeed, that if the press be
allowed to speak ut all it will conrive to express the
regrets felt BY an enlightened people for The hber-
ties il once enjoyed
The Mcniteur du Loiret, the L'Esperamee de-
Peuyle of Nantes the Impartial de Ia Me.rthS, and
the Journal de Rennes, have just received first
warning for having copied paragraph from the Ga
sefte de France, which caused this latter journal 70
be warned.
Prince Sid Mohamed, the descendant Of the prin
cipal family Of Algiers before its conquest BY the
French arrived in Paris the day before yesterday.
He is grandson to Mustapha Pacha. Since the year
ll79 Of the Hegira, that family governed me pro-
this prince. came TO Paris, and was named member
of the Legion Of Honor. At the time Of the expedi-
ton to Egypt, General Bonaparte applied 70 nusts-
pha Pacha, the grandfather OF Sid Mohamed, for q
considerable quantity of wheat for the supply OF the
army the corn was furnished, but the Dey refused
payment for it.
II is said that several projects Of public utility have
been laid before the Council Of State. reform
in the civil and criminal code 10 likewise spoken OF.
The mode Of striking the jury list Is to be altered,
and the number Of voices necessary TO constitute
verdict Of guilty changed from eight TO seven.
complete reform In the mortgage system u also said
to be under consideration. fHHa
The only news that we have Of any interest Is
from Vienna. The Austrian government has sent
very civil note to that of Switzerland on the subject
Of the military Gordon the frontiers Of the Canton
Of Ticino. 1t is declared that this 10 merely to pre-
vent incursions of the enemies Of Austria and Mat
the Gordon will cease soon rs possible. The Pied
m0ntese government has assured Austria that It VIII
give no encouragement beyond the strict duties Of
hospitality 10 refugees, and will expel all who SHAH
attempt to keep up excitement against LOmbardy.
letter from Berlin states that the Austrian gov
eminent has signiied its appreciation of the treaty
with Prussia concluded by the Baron de Bruck but
that some ormalties were necessary before the rat-
ications could be exchanged
The French Ambassador in London has received
instructions to express the satisfaction OF the French
government at the explanation respecting the speech
OF Sir Charles Wood. The irritation caused by it
among some Of the party at the Tuileries has
not, however, in any degree subsidized.
Custody Of Mr.. Feargus O'Connor
On the 18th tit. Miss 0 Conner applied to the
sitting magistrate ut Hammersmith Police Court for
aid in obtaining the removal of her brother, who was
in DR.. Tukes Asylum at Chiswck Manor, to another
establishment. Hitherto she had been unable to
obtain access to her brother as the uniform answer
upon her presenting herself was, that DIR. luke
was not at home. notice to deliver had been
served but rejected by the doctor. When the pa
tent was originally placed in this asylum fl 100
his property, was deposited in the joint names OF Dr.
luke and Mr.. Jacob Bell. The doctor could, there
fore, allege no unsatsfed claim. The magistra4
said he could do nothing in the case, and referred
the applicant to the Commissioners in Lunacy.
All accounts agree that the Spanish ministry vii
renew against the constitution and the electoral law
the attempt which failed in the hands OF Bravo
Murillo and Bertrand de Lis. The situation Of the
Madrid press Is most precarous. On the llth and
18th nearly every newspaper OF the capital was con-
nscated some Of them had to bring out four editions
A. vta mt onAd
the paper to their subscribers
Austria and Svv ltzerl0nI.
The Vienna Gazette, of the 18th utimo, contains
The parHdious attacks excited by the revolutionary
party abroad against tho Austrian troops at hsn have
led 70 the for strict .ni us r
ceived the military dispositions taken TO effect that oD
ject carried the 1lth 20 rs Theoretically TO
blockade the whole of the Swiss frontier. -,
The Bumd, OF Berne, publishes the following tele.
spnluGrs FEB I2-Radeaky has broken or all
nication with Switzerland.
The Gazette de Bale of the 18th, says
BBIlINzoNA, Feb 12-The Milan diligence 10 not allow.
ed to take any travellers The condueF accompanies
alone to Camerlata.
! Montenegro.
/ A Polish Journal says that the dragoman OF the
Russian legation at Constantinople had announced
to the Porte that the cabinet of st. Petersburg was
ready to induce Prince Daniel Of Montenegro TO
eyacuate the Turkish territory ana tue pOHuOns uc
had taken up in return for which he required that
the Porte should Immediately discontinue hostilties
and offered his assistance to smooth the existing dr.
i fcultes.
Bank Of England.
An account, pursuant to the act and Wet, O. u,
for the week ending Saturday, February IL, 1905 =
DEPARTMENT.
Notes issued f3l 1870 Gov. rnnt debt Eli 016, 100
Other securities. 1854, 900
Gold coin and
bullion II, 780, $50
Silver bullion 10, 1874
EH70971O f3l, 799, TO
DEPARTMENT.
Propretors Government Sc
| pital ETA 6b3 900 curiies Tin
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