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EUROPEAN NEWS.
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THE Bay Islands.
On Thursday, the 10th, appeared . copy ,S ot me
Queens warrant for erecting the Islands o. Enatan
and certain other islands on the coast OF Cenlfal
America into a colony, under the name Of bay
Islands," to be administered by the Governor OF ia
.naica. The warrant was issued on the 10th March,
1852 and the right Of revolving it is reserved TO the
crown. The islands are those of Rnatan, bonaceas
Utia, Helena, Barbarat and Moxat. i3.t 45sE.L
Miss Nightingale has received g slight injury lrom
the upsetting of q yehice-her back il hurt Shells
at the Castle Hospital in the crimea; ,,.s.r
" The Emperor Of Austria has pnrdoned So political
offenders, who in lS49 and 1850 were sentenced by
the military courts to terms Of imprisonment varying
between ten'and twenty ty, yesrs; e
Y By d ministerial ordinance strong measures have
been taken against stockiobbing. Brokers are for
hidden to negotiate foreign scrip, National shares
partly paid up, and foreign shares fully paid up,
are to be sold only for transfer.
The King Of Prussia is said to have invited the
Prince Of Prussia take up his fixed residence tier
lin. Tt is anticipated that the marriage OF the Prnces
eldestlson with the Princess Royal Of England wall
place the august brothers on terms OF much greater
| cordially. Ei5 d
Runlors Of ministerial changes still continue
Nothing certain can be mentioned, but the fumors
have touched too many Offices and lasted too ongto
be entirely without foundation.
the Paris Debats, M S. de Sacy undertakes to unyel
the transactions of the Conference with reference TO
the fifth article Of the well known Esterhazy eondi'
tions-that by which the Allies reserved the rightto
produce Interior conditions in European interest
The Russian it is said, did not de-
fend either the military arsenas of Nicholaef or
their naval establishments in the Black Sea, in the
Sea Of AzoH or upon the shores Of the Sea of Azo.
The teaty OF peace proealms in the widest and NEST
absolute sense the principles Of the naturalization of
these two seas. sebastopo will not be rebuilt The
Russian ports and cities will be accessible to all gov
ernnents who will be free TO exercise active sur
vellance by means Of consular agents. Ali the Rus
sian forts which have been constructed upon the
Eastern coast of the Blackssea along the Caucasus
until the extremity of the Russan Territory not far
| from Batoum, Will be destroyed, and cannot be re-
placed. Ii $ 5..#4. y. 81. 2s..k.
n de sacyintimates that the demolition Of thesine
Of forts extending to the south Of the Caucasus be-
tween the Black and Caspian Seas, was demandedof
| Russia, and that the demand was refused on the
ground that the forts were necessarily the security
o. the frontier TINT no European interest calls for
their destruction, ard that they cannot be brought
within the scope OF the fifth article The Allies, It is
said, gave way but it was agreed that the Russo
Turkish frontier on that side should be defined as
to avoid future conflicts, the Russians meanwhile re-
firing from the Turkish Territory. .ss b
It is also affirmed that the Turkish penipotentiares
demanded Of Russia an indemnity for the expenses
Of the war, and for damages sustained through re-
peated nvasions of the Principalities by Russia.
These latter damages, it is said, have been frequently
admitted by the Russian Government which has
promised PREPARATION, but hitherto has not keptits
word. This demand the Russian plenpotentaries re-
jeoteil
The treaty forbids the Rpssians-so NJ. de sacy is
assured-he fertilization Of the isles of AIand. The
prohibition is absolute, and admits neither fortified
| barracks nor entrenched posts
r. The question of the future constitution OF the
municipalities, the Debats affirms, has scarcely been
| advanced beyond the vague principles Of the propo-
sitions accepted at ST. Petersburg last January, and
is beset with difficulties ~
THE PorE AND THE AUSTRIAN cI,sfRev--The Of
cal advisers of his Holiness are preparing surprise
for the nlonastic orders in Austria, which will hardly
be to their taste. Some years ago the Papal gov
ernment was in unusually great Financially difficulties,
and it proposed toapply to the different Catholic
monarebs for pecuniary assistance !; but the Roman
Minister of Finance CHANGED to recoilect that the
Royal sons of the Church seldom in possession of
superfluous cash, and the idea was renquished.
Rome has now better plan for raising the Wind.'
She is about to order the heads Of all the Austrian
converts (sone Of which extremely wealthy to
send in exact account of their annual revenue and
expenditure and they viii at the same time be given
to understand that part Of the surplus ought in
| future to be employed in assisting Mother Church.
Now, he Austrian monks are in general pious men
and excellent Catholics but they aretextgetnely fond
of the good things of this life, and therefore the de-
rnand Of his Holiness upon their purses is not likely
| to meet with very favorable reception. AS it Is
possible that the foregoing little piece Of news may
be contradcted by the Uitramontain party it may be-
well beforehand TO state that it is correct, and that
the words quoted are contained in the original decu-
ment, which is in Latin.-[Yienna Correspondence
| the Times,
| THE EAGLE PEs.-The eagle pen which was taken
from the king of birds to sign the treaty of Paris
was extracted by NJ. Feuillet de Couches himself.
1t requires more than the strength and sayor taire
of chef de protocose to deprive this fiery bird Of one
of its feathers. Thestask is not an easy one. The
eagle in the Ja,din des Plantes, in undergoing this
operation, was entanged in strong net. The power
ful bird made long resistance, and in the schftle
! with it the workman who took it upon himself to
make this extract was dashed to the ground in no
very gentle manner This was done exactly week