The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-21

government deems il advisable in the interest," OF
Belgian travellers 10 repeat that Foreigners arc noe
admitted into Frsnce unless supplied with regular
passports with tho diplomatic vis0. The Belgian
government has aloAe auth riaod the passage
through the kingdom Of travellers coming from
France, proceeding direct to some other country,
are not the less bound to exhibit regular passport
and their railway and baggage tickets, whlch will
prove that their destination Is beyond the Belgian
frontier.
awkward dispute arose respecting the burial Of Cen
Guyon, Of whose renuncistiOn OF Christianity there
was no formal proof. The Turks desired to inter
him in . Mahometan cemetery, but the English en-
bassy triumphed.
The Netc Munich Gazette denies the truth Of the
intention attributed by some journals to the con-
sstory Of the Confession of Augsburg Of establish
ing auricular confession.
Accounts from Naples state that great precautions
are being taken by the government Of the Two Sici-
lies to secure the fidelity OF the troops. Some
officers, who were suspected, had been removed,
and replaced by others well known for their at
tachment to King FerdiaaId.
A Colonel in the service of the Ottoman Empire,
says the Journal du Hare, arrived here few days
back for the purpose of negotiating on the part Of
his government for the purchase OF two steamers.
He has ali eady opened communications on the sub
ject with one Of the first builders In our port.
The Bond of Bene says:-The valley Of La, near
Ayers in the Grisons not far from the frontier of
Switzerland has become the scene OF fresh difficult
ties created by Austria, who has carried away
quantity Of wood cut on that territory.
Some fishermen of Texel (Netherlands) lately
killed large whale which had grounded on the
coast of that island in eight feet water. The length
OF this fish is described as more than 20 feet; the
tail has spread of IL feet an the eyes are OF the
size of an egg.
The Greeks of the Liverpool Exchange dubbed
together lately and having raised fl0O 0OO operated
in cotton SO advantage0usly that they realized
profit of 100000.
A letter in the Paris Prssse, from Constantnople,
says:-The Aquia Imperiale, coming from Treb-
zoRd, has brought news from Kars. The Turkish
government has availed itself of the services and
advice Of the two French staff officers who have
Just visited the country. In their opinion the best
thing to be done is to destroy the existing fortca
TONS They serve only make believe protection
and prevent the building Of really valuable works.
In the vast encene of the citadel of Kars tao points
only were useful, and these the Russians destroyed
Advices from Copstantinople mention that the
financial affairs Of the Sublime Porte continue to be
the most important matter under consideration by
the government Two meetings have been held by
.cal projects recently submitted to them; and the
loan which the government had put do xn at e5 00O
600, required from the successful applicants to
tablish national bank, has been raised to S8 900,
600 sterling.
The Emperor AlexanGria has expressed wish to
have five new towns rmed in Finland. One of
them IL to be constructed at the bottom Of Bothnia
THREE miles from TOrnea and twelve from UleabOrg
at the mouth Of the Kennich, which Is an excellent
situation for commerce. The sites for the others
have not yet been fixed.