The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-25

ST Belgium.
STRENGTH OF THE ARMY-NEG0TIATI0Ns WITH
RUSSIA,

Belgium.
STRENGTH OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WITH
RUSSIA.
The Chamber Of Deputies have voted the noninai
strength Of the Belgian army at 100, 900 men.
Active diplomatic negotiations said to be going on
between Russia and Belgium but their object has not
transpred Meantime the King and his eldest son, the
Duke of Brabant, visit to Vienna, residing at
the Belgian embassy.
EDITOR IMPRIsONED-DEATH OF ONE OF MURAT
OFFICERS, ETC.
The Popolo seized the 5th inst, and the.editor
imprisoned
General Pignatelie, officer under Murat, died at
Naples, and buried without military honors onI
count OF his liberal prir ciples
There is nothing Of interest from the Central States
Switzerland.
THE DIFFICULTY WITH AUSTRIA, ETC.
The government of Baden has offered to mediate be-
tween Austria aud Switzerland.
The Frieburg Council of State publishes official ac-
count of the late nsurrection stating that II got up
by the aristocracy and clergy.
The newspapers assert that other German States, as
well as Baden and Wurtemburg threaten the Federation
with commercial reprisa, if they will not accede to the
demand of Austria.
Austria.
The EMBASSY AT ROME-MILITARY FORCE IN TUs-
CANY-TERKIsH ANNOYANCE OF L CHRIsTIANI
TY, ETC.
is stated that the Austrian Embassy Rome to be
re.established on the original splendid scale.
The Austrian force in Tuscany Ia reduced to 900 men
The Austrian Consul at Samonica had addressed the
Pacha holding him responsible for annoyances inflicted
ugae the complaints of foreign merchants respecting
the delay of goods in transit through Austria. -
Russia.
THE SUPPLY OE TAvIOw ETC
St Petersburg advces state that half estimated
supply Of aow for the season is already in the hands of
exporting houses.
At Odessa the Goth ult., wheat extremely dull
and freights were likewise dull.
ENGLISH TRAvELLERs--sTErTIN NOT A FREE PORT.
The passport relaxation in favor Of Engshmen travel
Ling in Bavaria Is withdrawn
The report that Stettn to be declared free port is
incorrect AZ s.a &xSs,sr~ ----..--
EMIGRANTS COMING TO AMERICA--DISCOvERY OF
SILVER MINES.
seven hundred emgrans from the province of Ackver
shans embarking Christana in the ships Argo
Tegner and Zepbyrbe two former for Quebec and the
latter for New York.
Silver mines and traces Of aurerou. quartz had been
discovered on government lands near K0nngsberg.
Turkey, SO.
DEATH OF THE sULTAN's MOTHER-THE HOLY
SHRINE AND RUSSIAN DIFFICULTIES, ETC.
The Sultans mother is dead.
The Paris papers have Constantnope dates of the I'd
inst New difficulties have arisen the question of the
Holy Shrine respecting the guardianship Of the sepuchre
but it h expected the viii be settled previous
ly anticipated
VienlAIespatches of the 10th state that Meuschkof
bad his ultmatum the subject Of the Greek
Patrisrchate, giving eight days for q reply.
Smyrna dates of the 4h report that ocusts hsd done
damage in the country. The silk crop rather
backward from frost.
Greece.
THE DISPUTE WITH TURKEY.
The ambas ssadors OF Eueland France aud Russia had
decided that the three villages in dispute belong to
Turkey.
Tie French feet was still at Salamis.
From the Cape OF Good Hope.
PEACE CONQUERED AT LAST
Intelligence from the Cape of Good Hope to the 22d
March is received.
The Ksffr war was terminated by the complete sub
mis- sion of Ssndi and tribe who have located beyond
the Kei river The treaty Of peace concluded by
| General Cathcart on the 9th March.
DESPERATE BATTLE WITH THE ROBBERS-A STRONG
HOLD CAPTURED.
The overland mail was teegraphed from Marseiles.
The British under Gen Sheafe, had captured strong
hold of the robber chief Meaton Donabew after
hours hard fighting. The loss of the British 102
Nothing known respecting the movements OF the
British force in Burmah.
Commercial Affairs.
THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
The money market shows change First class bills
discounted by bankers at cent Consos for money
closed at leo 81. Silver has declined Hd.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
The following the quotations OF Messrs. Bell Son