The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-03

upon lOnfnnTs1 import :.
present policy for the maintenance of the equilibrium
OF Europe osgss discretion the part Of all
Pondents, foreign and domestic which is best ev,oced
by silence. II generally beevelthat the government
VIII not very long ccn'ne itself to friendly form Of
adu onitlon
With respect to the pet at Frankfort II Is stated tdat
several Of the governments of the Germ mic confedera
ton intend 10 call Austria TO make known what Is
the nature the dangers which necessate such extra
ordinary military measures Austria is thought to
have renounced in reality her propos tons of 1bz,-
op and in order to couerat her Prussia is said to oc
busily negotiating with the secondary : ates.
NJ. de Bruck, the new Austrian Minister OF Finance,
has laid down the following conditions for taxing that
postl That in his sphere ne should be independent of
the decisions OF tue Council Of Ministers; q That a
should be made in the War department. AMI that IL
should he placed the footing the oher minis.
tries; aud 3 That his OLD commercial policy, Of Gus
toms union for all Germany, should be resumed
lhe Princess Louisa of Bavaria has arrived at Vienna
TO te present az the accouchemen OF her daughter the
Empress of Austria.
some approximations gre felt about the position OF sar
dina- which ~ the way has JUS. suftained another
domestic calamity in the loss Of the Duke CT Genoa
lately a viser at Parls-in respect TO her conventus
reforms Should the Pope venture 10 issue nterdc.
IL might have bad effect In France seeing the intimate
alliance which sne as formed with the State about
10 lie under the Papa ban Something Of this Is already
France, which has lately been publishing arces-evi-
IDENTIFY with eye TO tae Sandman converts question
with view Of proving that to the Catholic Church not less
than TO the frmness OF the civil power OF France is to
he attributed TIE fall OF socialism and anarchy and
that its spiritual influence the French nation will
have also to rely considerably FOR it, in the war
but the renascent democracy at home.
As Spain, well Sardinia, may soon fall under the
penalties vested in the chair o 81. Peter the following
short account OF 'nerdict In worth consideration.
An inttrdct may be personal local, particular or
general the latter being the contemplated at this
moment for poor Piedmont when II extends over tue
whole kingdom During this general interdct one 10
bound TO go to mass vespers and benedctons may be
celebrated by the clergy, but without convoking
the people by the tons Of bells; the doors Of the
churches closed and the service is celebrated with
out music, aud in low voice. The periods OF Christ
mast, Easter, Whiisuntde, the Assumption, and the
Sorpus Doulni exempt from the opration OF the
Papsl penalty During the existence OF the interict
the church ay be opened In order 10 allow the clergy
70 preach TO the people aud for that purpose the bell.
may he toled, Baptism, confirmation, and orfession
100 ia,y be practised marriage also but without the
usual oenedicton The Eucharist 10 only administered
" the sch Ecclesiastical burial "a not allowed even In
the case Of haptised infants.
Mr.. soule, After quitting Madrid arrived a. Bsyonue
on The evening Of the 5h and left next morning for
BORDEAUX II thought that the Emperor Of tbs French
viii repair TO Boulogne next week unless the present
stste OF the weather should have changed his plans
The Courier dc Lyon publishes letter from cous.an
tnople dated the Goth Of January which gives In
terest.pg intelligence about Russia. 10 says-
The Russian army In the Cmea has just recsived large
repftrcspepts and consists Of the garrison Of Sc