The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-23

Our Vienna Correspondence.
VIENNA, August Q, 1855.
Restrictions Tken or he Importation Of Russian Corn in
to he austrian Procinoe Of Gdlicia-Impo1dnce Of the
Measure Ia Both Countries-1ne blockade fine Black
Sea about TO be Frustrated by Yankee LHeauiiy7he OM
Story Of the Lion and he Lamb--A1idnce, OJensis and
Defensive, Concluded beeea the Car andthe Chinese En-,
peror-Miitary Strength Of Russia--C0nmercal Neus,
de-, dc.
The order was received at the Russian border Custom
House ut Michaalonce the 25th inst, to the effect
that to be allowed to pass freely into the Aus
tau province fGalica In accordance with this priv
lege large number Of wagons mostly laden with whest
arrived the boundary the next day, and numerous
willing purchasers found. II is hoped and believed
that the transit grain will be permitted to take place
at other points well. The advantage is necessarily
great to Russia, as means is thereby AFFORD
cd her Of getting rid Of some of her .su-
perabundance of corn, which she is longer enabled
ship for expectation per the Baltic Black Sea ports
To Austria the boon is great the province of Gaca
has suffered much of late from the scarcity provisions
which has been brought about by the large number Of
troops which have been quarered there and the people
suffering degree Of poverty, and the misercs de-
pendent upon it, such can hardly be believed
1t generally understood that number Of American
agents lately arrived at Gaatz for the purpose of
making arrangement respecting the transfer Of the
products Of Southern Russia by the Danube to Vienna
by which it is hoped that great part of the
damage which has been sustained the blockade Of the
Black Sea ports win be compensated. Whether the e
feet will be such believed by the sanguine it is Of
ut present impossible to say but it is not proba
BILE that any means win be found to effect the convey
Of goods without mourning enormouse expense
Austria, doubt win exert herself to the utmost to
the Of Russian commerce through her own
domnions, and win spare pains to accomplish that
which has to certainty proved temporary gain, and
may turn out in future to be lasting profit As far
the has at present gonc she to be the only
party who has obtained any great advantage for not only
does it appear that she is likely to become to
tent the high road for Russian commerce. but 1t mu I
not DO forgotten that she holds the Principates which
be considered material guarantee to her
possession of part of the spoil in division of
Turkey be destined to take place. All parties must
agree that she has played her cards exceedingly we'll
The news which arrived short time since respecting
the death of Schamy has been contradcted this week and
again asserted, until one can hardly tell towards which
side TO lean, which party deserves to be believed 1t IL
pasiDg strange that matter Of fact of such nature
this should be subject Of much doubt yet few
days after his epaph had been written in most of the
journals of Europe he is declared to have again appeared
upon the stage Of life within three miles OF the city Of
Tis and to have summoned that fol- tress to surrender
Certain il Is that Cen. Muravef has Despatched Ger
Nrod from the camp near kars for the purpose Of nves
tfga,ng how things stand.
Asatic and European of at the date Of
last letter II Is stated that communication has again
been established between kars and Er2erou but it
babe that the report requires confirmation. With the
exception Of this fact ofmporance has
From Vienna have received confirmation OF the
respecting the cedng Of the districts contiguous
the mouth of the river Amour 1t said that the Car
concluded alliance offensive and defensive, with the
Emperor Of China and that the Chinese expect that h.
will grant them assistance in expeng from tbeir do
mnions the red bristly'' barbaians of the West.
Whether their expectations viii be realized not
O NJ al has tat
events obtained convenient passage ior hs
into the Pacific
The number of troops actually serving in the Russian
army has long been matter Of inquiry, but great diff
Guilty has been felt in obtaining anything like
rate An order for contracts which has last
may be considered giving toerabe approximation
These contracts to be sent in to supply every soldier
In the Russian army with rife Of description
the whole number OF which is con allo million
out of which $4,000 for soldiers the line about
1000 for the guards and the rest for the corps gren
aiers.
Everything tends TO show that the fsionis parties are
making every possible arrangement in order be In
readiness should any opportunity offer itself for striking
successful blow in France large number of leg,i
mss and Orleansts have spent great part the
together ut Tsphy, from which place Count de Cham
bord arrived few days since Vienna. lie was here
visited by the Due dc Montpensicr and long consultu
ton took place. The Due de Monpenscr has again left
this city, and the Count dc Chambord will shortly foow
his example.
The price of coffee has fallen at Trieste during the past
week Manufactures cheaper. Cotton has found n
great sale. Wheat kept its price, Indian sold well
Wool much sought. Oil lively Rice unchanged. Crush
cd sugar somewhat higher account OF ecanncss
the supply. Little doing in the other articles.
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