The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-19

Paris despatch states that the notes presented by
France and Austria 10 the Neapolan government
nearly identical No reforms positively indicated by
name, but tho general tone is urgent and pressing Aus
tra objects oiorcign active Interference and hints that
the present crisis has been planned by Sardinia, stating,
however that Austria has no desire to interfere with the
liberal institutions Of Sardinia France however, hints
at an intervention should an outbreak take place Naples
or Sicily.
In the British Parliament Lord Clarendon has consented
to produce the papers addressed by Sardinia TO the Con-
ference and it his opinion that before the close of
the session there must be discussion upon the affairs of
Italy, He added that he had to believe that both
France and Austria were desirous of removing their
troops as soon as possible from the Italian territory
The Piedmontese Chamber of Deputies has presented
General Marmora with an acre Of valuable building land
within the city Of Turin.
Mazzin announces his intention Of Withdrawing altoge
thcr from politics. and emgratng private citizen 70
the United States.
GREECE.
The King OF Greece has asked the Inanta Of Spain in
marriage for tho heir to the Greek throne and fvora
BILE answer had been given by Spain. King Otho was
about TO set out for Germany.
RUSSIA.
The Car has made tho following diplomatic appoint
mens-M Budbcrg. Ambassador at Berlin to Vienna,
placed at Berlin by Baron BrunoW Prince Dogorouski,
formerly Minister of War Ambassador to Pars and Count
ChreptOwtch Ambassador to London.
Tho Central Committee OF the Polish democracy have
published protest against the terms in which the Czar
granted amnesty to Polish refugees They assert that
in taking up for their national independence in $780,
they fulfilled duty-not anything to be pardoned-and
they could not without rcnouncng their counry'S
claims accept the title Of pardoncd rebels.
PRUSSIA.
The Emperor Alexander has been enjoying tho hospa.
NteS OF King Of Prussia at Berlin.
THE LATEST NEWS.
[BY TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON TO uyERPooL.]
ITALY,
TURIN, June g. 1856.
1t stated positively that Count Cavour will set out on
another journey 70 Paris The situation Of affairs is con.
sidered critical.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
CoSsTASTNopLE, May 80, 1856.
Russia protests against the admission OF stouza to tho
Commission for Rectifyng the Bessarabia Frontier
THE LATEST ASPECT OF THE AMERICAN QUESTION.
Tho Times City Article, of Friday evening, says
Although the statement of lord Palmerston last even
ing that he had received information Of the fact of Mr.
Cramptons having been required to leave Washington,
disappointed the expectations excited by private
cial letters received yesterday from New York the Eng
h Funds have been very steady to-day have closed
at slight advance In the Stock Exchange there is
good demand for money and in the discount market there
Is fair supply, at, in sone instances y TO "a per cent
below the Bank terms. payment Of 20 per the
now loan falls due Thursday, and this will absorb
one million, tho applications at the Bank hkoly
crease during the next few days
Tho Times has leading article the American ques.
on but its object chiefly to complain Of those polti
clans in the United States who though condemning the po
Icy OF President Perces Cabinet do not oppose with
sufficient energy.
The Daily Nacs remarks upon the change which is
taking place in public opinion in reference to tho diff
acultics with America. There is STILL says universal
dislike to the idea of with America; but doubts
beginning to arise in the minds OF many whether
cacry department has not already been carried quite a
Ear as prudence Dictates and whether President Pierce
and his Cabinet prcsuming far on their know
ledge Of our desire for peace.