The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-29

the government o. the Untsd Stats stating bis nten
mon OF becoming an American citizen, and discsrding AL
| of Austria
despatch from Constautinopie July At states that
Costa bad been pTovsopay handed over to the keeping
or the Austrian Consul at smyrna
Il was stated 10 Psris that Lord Radcliffe, TIE British
Anhssador at antinope had also interpo -ed
the Of humanity" to have Costa returnec to hs
United States despatch from Turin 11th state tha
do nth Costs- arrest the Sandman Consul in Smv rms
had DO communication with ths Austrsn Consul "
subject Apotner letter from Vienna states that the par
cusr crime laid to COtas charge having assisted to
hide ,he IegsIis Of Hungary.
There th Americsn ships CRANES not stated at
CoIsfaptDope IL was reported that the Cumberland
had bsught large amount of money tinoplo
The Austrian hips Artemese and Custozza had been
dertd Smyrna to assist the Husssr brig II attacked by
the corvette st Louis at also said that the ST. Louis
bad received several refugees on board.
Turkey.
HER PRESENT INSTRUMENTATION RI0rs-THE
FINANCIAL OPERATIONS, ETC., ETC.
Tbs POSITION of Turkish afsirs Ia, In reality,
A despatch from Constantinople June 30 mentions
that tie Porte had effected loan Of As coo OOn piastres
abous two millions dollsrs from the Oriental Bank add
that ano her OF 900 0o0 progress OF alton
nth foreign capitalists The Sultan has to the
mint all the plate be inherited from his mothee and
valued at COO 600 pisstes The gold that il just
20 srntu; at Cops'autnope from the Golfers Of
the yskouf Csdu or receiver of the revenues Of the
n osques The naval and military commanders continue
Dabt surpri.e merchant ships coming frsm the Black
alter suDdo~n Riots which were attributed to the in.
treues Of Russian emisssss had taken place against
the thri.t aus of Adrisnope, and elsewhere, and tho
had taken energetic steps for protec
tion Of life and property.
Two characteristic incidents noticed The Russians
have assumed direction of the Moldavisn and Walachisr
post Office; and have ordered solemn religious service
be c+lsbrated the camp Warsaw to induce God
TO bless the arms Of the Orthodox Faith against the
s6oel The of Odessa have been warned not
thata frrp IN fnroi~
correspondents.
WHAT IS her EASTERN P0LICY?-CONCENTRATIoN
OF TROOPS ALONG rHR ADRIArI0--EoCLEsIAsTT
CAL NEWS.
The position that Austria will occupy in any recourse
TO hcstlites is watched with anxious It
imagined she would i'm partial mediator and
the addition al complication that NJ de Bruck has
in tbs Turkish culty by levivpg his demands for the
cesoD to Austria of the of Keck and Sutorna
for the expulsion of al Austrian refugees from Turkey
more than shrswd politicians looked for It. however
omsDs Ill for the of speedy settlement. From
Vienna have nothing bearing question
cate as se
The Bishops Of Neusholsand Cssnad, who wore impn.
Gated in the Hungarian revolution had been Iaroned
PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS - DIPLOMATIC
CHANGEs-THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
IRISH NEws-IIEUT. MAuRY s;cHARrs-dENERAL
In the House Of Commons on Wednesday evening" the
18Th Sir Ingles requested permission to ak the homo
Isble member for Gloucester admiral Berkeley ques
ton OF which he had given due notice to the First Lord
Of the Admiralty few years ago Lieutenant Msury.
Of the American ravy devised plan for this inprove
tain charts, and had them distributed TO every
chant vessel well every ship wa, in the United
provement, 70 that one voysgs which had previously
occupied forty one days, VAS reduced to twenty
two days and another ,so namely tS Cali
be accomplished In leo days. Lieutenant Maury's
plsa .ssd been adopted by the United States
United states government that it should be adopted by
the governments of England and other maraime po
Her Majesys government having referred this plan to
the Royal Society and having received through the
Council of that body strong Recommendation in its
favor and SEEING further that the British
had sgIeed . similar recommendation, he wished
ak the honorable member whether her Majesty's GO
nnent were prepared to adopt the suggestion of the
United States govern ment to carry out that plan?
Acmiral Be,keley replied that her government
pyepa,ed to take their part in any well d xes,ed
plan for the obects in view He had also to state that
ssregsrded the royal navy, most Of the observations
qured such observations relating to currents Winds
depth Of water and temperature already called for
from commanders Of her Msestys sh ps With respect
TO the mercantile marre there very great doubts
and diff ulties to how the information sought to
be obtained II half the foreign and British ships had
supply Of thermometers, the expense would amount
f3 500 steIDg and after the issue Of these thermome
iers there was much doubt in his mind whether they
w,pld he Of much avail.
Mr. Hume has notice of motion before Parliament for
copy Of or extract FROM the orders BY the Secretary of
resrds their conduct and assistance towards merchant
| ships in distress.
G. Mathew British Consul at Charleston and Robert
Bunch British Consul at Philadelphia, exchange places
The Queen has approved John W. Howden at Bermuda,
ard James Keenan, at Hong Kong ccnsus of the Uni
ted States.
The Newspaper Stamp Duties bill had been read sec
ond time as had bill to amend the form OF oaths in
Scotch colleges Lord bill for the compul-
cory education juvenile mendicans and criminals was
The Ea,i of Morniugton. 60 years of age had sent
halle fO Earl 0f nIo
oD of remark made by the latter in the House of
Lords FaIl shsfesbury, declining the expanst ston,
ictors Lord Mornpgton thereupon chsracterzes my
Lord Of Shaftesburys conduct .abaurdly i'm ,erti
tent and pubishs % the correspondence in the Times
A c. Hobbes whites to the Times deHning his position
on lock pckirg MIR Cotterell whose premium lock ne
opened hss called him into print
The parliamentary committee hsd concluded the K
smirstion OF witnesses the subject OF decimal
rel cy, and II was believed the result will be uuaei-
nous report In favor OF decimal system making the
pound sterling the integer and dividing it into
! thousand mills iartbipgs.
An extensive silk mill at Derby owned by Joseph Da
venport, accidentally burned on the 18th
At Conversations of literature and art given by
the Lord May of London to all ihe ltera Of the
tropolis notice the Of Col and Mrs Starr, Col
Walton Madame and Miss lie Vert Of the United States
Ireland.
The number of viaiter- to the Dublin Exhibition
Der 10 COO day. Notwithstanding uDfavorabs gnos
tcsticns the potato crop is hourshing throughout all
Ireland not vestige of the disco ywhere.
nent foot to shorten the distance bstween Dublin
| and Icpdon to eleven hours By placing mpro sed
class Of steamships the passage The grand Orange
anniversary Of July 18th, had generally passed off peace
| sbiy
France.
EXCITEMENT OF THE PEOPLE UPON THE TURKISH
QUESTIONABLE EMPEROR-PosITIoN AND ATTI.
tube OF FRANCE MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
The Bourse had continued iucuate with the auc-
tnstiDg accounts from the East 1t had not however,
exhibited any alarming depression. The papersit is
true they gaeRed-support the poll of ths
nept with wopcerful uDannity The Em peror had kept
very close since the late attempt him at the Opera
Com,que Some additional arrests had taken place in
connection with that affair
The foositg noticeable paragraph appears IN the
EanfeHe:" We blsme the government for not haviog
public what We are assured eas decided on in tue
Ccupc of Minister'S namely, that in the of aoy
heppenng to the E erur. the pregnabcy OK
the EmprrsSnhsn be Immediately declared Prince
Je ONE ISge1
TIE Eastern question keeps the people IN anxiety. Ths
Ctnt,onn confirms the statement already made that
Joint noe by Frau CO and England Is on the gsy TO st