The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-20

Not fewer than 500 soldiers from the Crimea arrived
at Marselles on Thursday, 26th June.
The Journal De Lota Ca,onne estimates at eigh, millions
the losses caused this year the basin OF the Garonne
by the repeated ovcrowngs OF that river The Norwe
gan sailing transport Gnble brought back from Kant
eseh large quantity Of military stores.
letter from ST. Petersburg Of the 18th Of June says
II Ia intended very shortly Of fola Cronststt
convey and materials for the -trucon OF
sells 10 the nd Russian port which called Ncolse
on the Amoor river. IL necessary 10 send materials
for the purpose they only 20 he obtained with
IRENE difficulty in the country itself; but toe for
armng the forticaoLs will be in the Siberian oqi
dries. Part OF the army OF Cossacks the Lake o
Baikal i to be transferred 70 the Amor
On the occasion OF the coronation long amnesty,
prng most Of tie condemned political offenders Ter
the recedng government expected. II has been pro-
posed TO the government to construct railways in such
to be able to employ horses instead OF locomo
tives them not 10 be Obliged 10 procure the
working material abroad, which would be both difficult
and costly.
General de MscNahon has arrived In Paris a. has
General de Bazaine. who 1t may be remembered, was
lately Commsndant u sebastopol General de Beville
who has been sent by the Emperor visit the sufferers
by the foundations Of the Cher and the Lore pursuing
Bis journey 81 investigation The amount OF the French
subscriptions IN aid OF the sufferers by the inundaon
as FAR a. have yet been published has reached the sum
of loss, 500 fr.
For some time past vas in contemplation 10 establish
Credit Mobier Company in Belgium, and some journals
had announced that the whole arrangements we're
terminated. appears however. that for the present
the project y al en-, thf belgian Moneur having
published the following noiinrstion:-Thc government
has Just 10 the discrimination 10 adjourn every deC
the applications made to IL for Permission
iablsh new companies Of credit.
The french Curir dePEre staes that the accounts Of
the crops continue TO be very satisfactory Ia certain
PARTS OF the pain Of the Vein the produce will ella
Cusied, be treble the Of preceding years. II at
rt feared that the would have been beaten down
by the lat storms, but such has no, been the aud
the weather wa nnc.
Adviccs from Gotha Of the 23d Of June IN the Csaan
oprpoi If Ffdnffor1, say -in days sitting or the
states Assembly, declaration from Prince Albert,
II Queen Victoria communicated, which gave az.
nate consent 10 the -rtltiona law Of May q 1882
Tia ccnshtrton having accorded 10 the Prince only
fghi Of suspenye veto and the ancient domain Of the
Prince having been pited 10 the public domain. The 20.
hoal part OF the difficulty has been arranged by the
stutonal law o. May O. 1854 and the financial part cooi
only be settled by the convention recent concluded
amongst the du al family.
The Queen Dowsger Of Holland. says letter from the
Hague OF June 49, arrived here this afternoon from =,
Petersburg Prince Henry went 10 Arnhem b meet bis
august mother. Her Majesty Is 70 leave IN two three
days for her estate ~ Soesjyk.
Baron de Ow Envoy Extraordinary OF the King Of wsr
temberg H. the Holy See, arrived NJ Rome on the 10th
ut he Is charged 10 negotiate considerable modlnca.
tions Of the concordai d ls2I.
Giornoie n Rd q the 21s; Mt gives an account OF
the ceremony CT blessing the coors Of the second foreign
regiment in the pstal service The ceremony took place
ut Nacerata, the bishop of that place officiating A
u Dam was sung on the occasion.
The Pore has appointed Cardinal Ba-nabo 10 preside
over the following congregations viz n the propaga
ton u Earth. u shsordnary ecclesiastical aiairs Of
ceremonies, and M the lnquisition,
The viceroy Of Egypt Said Pacha has invited several
perporagcs OF distinction, and all the members OF hs
family residing In Constantnope with the exception on
hs young brother Eeheet All pacha 70 Cairo 10 he
presen, At grand fescs which he Is about 10 1--WE
The Otdnions o. Turin states that subsor,p,on ba,
been opened In Tuscany for the execution 81 bust of
Count de Cavour, by the eminent sculptor Yela