The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-10
Miscellaneous Foreign Items.

london writer reviewing the position 0: the jour.
az y .ns' Sy ss.ine preseet 20 .on q me
coursgrDg The London h<raid Ia said 10 he In
stances which has led 10 ~ transfer 10 other bands
great deal OF sympathy AMI regret i FELT for Mr. Bale
win IN newspaper circles, since, whatever may have
heen the merits defects Of the Herald his eonduc,
the gentlemen engaged on that Journal has been marked
~ rare loeraty and gentleuanly consideration ! re
gr 10 say that although the Morning Pos' has had early
news ard toasts an improved circulation, the manage
uent OF this Journal has MT been srch 10 MAINTAIN
the high tone and Independent position which the daily
metropolitan newspapers few years ago enjoyed The
Morning Chonlce under Mr.. Sergeant Glover's pro
pretorshp, has been brought the very lowest ebb
circulst al respectabty. The Daily Ne.os Is sad
does not pay p~r 81 but 4 not unsuccessfql IN
point OF view in connection with the EyTss. While the
hgb priced journals are languishing the penny daily
papers are almost below contempt
There has been sort Of emcs among the Blrschen
Heidelberg University. student OF divinity, fancying
himself nsulted BY his professor, demanded but
fused satsfa factor and set 10 work aud ihrashed the
pcdagoerc The Senate consequently condemned him 10
expulsion during two year Tbereupon as customary
oil the Burchenhaen held solemn comtot, and ONE
20 escorted the offended offender % the railway staoo
at Iadefburg Here row tsok place which ended 10 a
general onslaught betw en- the people and students who
were not armed and who At length withdrew, without
serious damage, TO Heidelberg
splendid war ship termed the peraguassa has been
built England, for the OF the Brazilian government
which IL 10 mount IS and 81 FOUNDER guns The vessel
i TO take out number OF land fire engines several ship
engines and FIRE escapes order that full brigade may
be established similar TO tina. belonging 70 the London in
sursnce companies. Mr. George Give one Of the sub
the superintendent, md Mr.. Byhed, deputy supernten
dent, both having very handsome salares They both
leave England on board the Peraguassa for the Brszs
couple q weeks sincc Prince Pctrulls the Neapol
tan Minister In Vienna informed Count Buol that h gov
eminent CID not consider the present hitting moment
for those Administrative and judicial reforms which tie
Imperial Cabinet seemed consider necessary for the
pacfoation Of Napes and Italy The Neapo,an diplomat
st, who spoke IN the name Of Don Lug Csraa the Min
ster for Foreign fairs complained Of the behavior OF
England and trance and hined that the istter had
some snowledse q the agitation which was going In
favor Of the family Of Murat.
Tie Paris tnrn publishes account Of the strength of
the military force spread the spanish peninsula In
consequence OF the various reductions oerated in the
Spanish army, i does not comprise more than 90 900
men. Madrid s occupied by about 20 900 General
Lspaero commands at Barcelona AT tie head Of rs 800
Al ssssossa sYpsars the, General Falcon. with 20 900
men opTo~es Gsrt hal OIonnel There remain 10 con.
sequence only % eco soldiers dsosable for the rema
der OF TIE Kingdom, and cannot be said which side
they will Turn
bill has been introduced into the English House OF
Lords to provide for the retirement Of the Bishops OF
london end durham. the former pension 81 o. coo
and the latter Of "a 500 PER fhe presen, Bshop
of London copsecrsted Bishop OF Chester 10 1874
srd translated 70 the Of London In 1873 that he
will have enjoyed tenure o. % ears In Office He
bis Tlst year IT Nsltby the retiring Bishop Of Dur
ham arsi ted Bishop Of Chi chester 10 1891
and trans in 1896 lie IA in the s7h year OF bis age
In London, a deputaiion The subject Of the West
Iswfe had az ,D,ervIsv with yicourt psImer
ston On the 18th UT The deputaon consisted OF SIR I'd
ward Bart w Barker, commander Of the late
secretaries q the Wesleyan Missionary Society and the
Rev II. Townsend and the Rev. T. smith missionsre s
from Africa.
II tie SAID in Athens that En-, and and France a, the
mediation q Austria and Russia have consented 10 the
article 10 the creek constitution relative 10 the "a th of
the successor 10 the throne being annulled The family
Of Bavaria have thus secured their chances ami already
the succession 10 The throne has been offered to Prince
Loutpold the elder brtther Of Prince Adalbert
The Russians having, IL stated sent back 10 Greece
the Creek IL gon that they hal formed Greek govern
refused TO receive these oops and demanded that
they should return 10 Odessa The Cabinet or Kng ohio
have in the meantime applied 10 the English Admlra for
his ass stance in supporting their protest.
The Paris CORES popdent OF the Brussels frspnfso.
writes -On the 18th Of July two workmen guilty Of hav
M utts@ed some remarks, in workshop, injurious 10
the person OF Emperor sentenced to i've years
Imprisonment ana ten years surveillance.
An lmreral French decree, dated from Plombiercs
directs the session OF all the Councils General Of the
rre with the exception Of that Of the Seine TO commence
on August rs and close AZ the latest on september
rsasipauar fact that the change Of ministry At Ma
Grid and the subseauen Mt dictionary movement we're
hrst made known 10 Paris BY telegraphic communca
ton from London
Professor Fraser has been selected hy The town council
OF ia Dburg 10 Oil the vacant chair o. SIR William Ham
ton sl..ss thoroughly satisfactory to scholars,