The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-29

The Neue Muncherer Zetfung gives an account o. .
dreadful hurricane which ragged IN RatEbon, keSensburg
on the 31st May
The London Times OF June IL says-Austria Ia evident.
y determined to renquish nothing which can retain in
strength and of the support OF the Italian soveregns,
1t will rule with high hand. The future prospects OF
Italy still dark and the road 10 renewed prosperity
long and perilous.
The London Sun OF June IL says:N Is for the Ameri.
people or the Congress now 10 act They should
prove that they not parties to the wanton insults Of
red to friendly State that they not acuated by
desire to swhp the Brtishersn and 70 take down the
pride OF 1.-THE unnatural mother"
or Irish emigran.s there left Ireland In 1851 254
1852 224 9s7 1858 1872 609 1854 $50 2O9 1855, 1854
The Chamber Of Commerce at Malta has memoralzed
the Governor on the danger Of too liberal system Of
quarantine.
Palmer the English convict still continues to exhibit
the same callous and unmoved appearance that has
characterised him all along and the approach Of
death does not far as outward appearance goes
at all to dismay him.
the Court Of Asze Of the Seine to the charge
having improperly contributed TO the publication Of the
treaty Of peace in the London Meas These persons
Julien Brossard aged 49, pressman at the Imperial print
ing Office Charles Leolvet, 81, director OF the Office Of
political correspondence in the Notre Dame des VIC
olres and Charles Emard 81 and Louis Moner 80 both
employed in Lejolvcts Office. After counsel had spoken
in favor OF the prisoners the jury returned verdict OF
'Guiltyn against Leovet and Brossard The Court
fenced Leolvet to two years Imprisonment, and Bros
sard to fifteen months,
The bloody rites of the Churruch Poojah swinging
y
the year. honor Of the god SILVA a. present beng
celebrated in India and the cfUees then inflicted
voluntarily submitted to on the part Of the individuals
who undergo them. II
Advices from Messna Of the 30th ult. mention that
reduction OF the export duty oil has at length been
ordered, which will make difference Of about fS los
per ton that from Sicily, and aboub&3 los. on that
from Calabra and Naples.
The only from Parma Is the official resignation Of
Prince Soragna who had been named President OF the
special commission for the trial of the persons accused Of
the late attempts at assassination.
Letters from Buenos Ayres TO the Goth Of April state
that the principal feature Of the treaty just concluded
rivers far Mattagrosso 1t therefore expected
that constant communication with that province would
soon be established by Brazilian steamers.
The London Ne,ys OF June says:-Dipssmatic inter
course between the two countries completely rup
tured, would be by Mr.. Dallas dismissal, who
say when would be resumed again by the United State
means Of dvertng public attention in the Union from
their domestic policy may find the scarecrow they desire
in laying down and enforcing the doctrine of dpo
matte intercourse with England.
The journal of June H. observes We, with Don
Pedro of Brazil, unite in the Imperial expectation that
henceorward the African slave trade will completely dis
appear from Brazil.
In the House LORDS, on June 6th Lord Denman called
the attention of their ordships the misrepresentation
and unwarrantable statements of the press Of the metro
polls generally, and Of leading journal in particular He
was mae the subject Of vituperaon He did not care
what the press might say OF himself but the system Of
Misrepresentation and vituperaon was operating most
njuriously TO the interests of this country in America
france, ana the continental countries generally.
The London Telegraph of June IL says:-How would the
war aiect usf The rapidty and extensive growth Of
manufactures in England have been the of her
vast accumulation Of wealth In cotton alone our deal
ings truly astonishing There is not portion of the
globe TO which do not send cotton manufactured goods
The great bulk of the cotton from which these goods
manufactured comes from the United States. Let but
single shot be fired, and you stop its supply.
The London Ch,onide Of June 10 obserses:-Conaient
themselves and accustomed to bear down all appos-
ton among their neghbors the enervaed and spirsss
nj trpnv hc hat tln
Americans fancy the course will succeed with the
old governments Of Europe If such be the
only wish for their sakes well ours, that they
awake from their delusion before it be too late.
A"New Highlander = writes the London Tmes:--If your
Cabinet conducts affairs with discretion and your press
shows considerable and candid regard OF many inter-
nal evils which at present afic the States and almost
shut out the cooperation of the wise and good pub
lie matters there is no danger Of war We have our
hands full at home The most fearful questions press
ing upon us bringing US even 10 the verge of civil
The Noireus Gasdte de Prssse under the title Of
g The Danube, from the Sulna 10 Donauworth,n pub
fishes remarkable article, TO show how illussry becomes
the liberty Of the free navigation Of the Danube in pre-
sence of the insurmounabe natural obstacles met with
in its course
works are proceeding with undminshed activity. The
average number OF aborers and mechanics employ in
The expenditure up TO the present time, including the
purchase Of land has been upwards of $500 0OO and
is calculated that by the time the works completed
the total cost will amount to upwards OF 81 900 000 AL
ready the number Of vessels resorng the harbor for
shelter and refuge is more than 5000 year.
The French Senate have decided on erecting = monu-
ment to the army Of the East and to the Emperor
At the anniversary celebration of tho Constitution in
Piedmont, Monsnore Angennes the venerable prelate,
gave toast 40 the dauntless courage with which
King Victor Eman uel has upheld intact the liberties
granted by hi. august father Of venerated memory for
the happiness Of his people" 1t Is the first time since
1890 that high dGnary of the Church has made 80
clear and direct public auson constitutional nstu-
tons.
private letter from Constantinope contains piece OF
strange news The Grand Council, after having decided
that the Hospodars OF Wallachia and Modavia should
retire at the rnnaton their legal period of Office has
now at the suggestion Of Fuad Pasha resolved TO name
them Kamakans or to prolong their powers during the
Is gross Illegally. Never have the Hospodars been
Kaimakans and how the expression Of the wishes of
when the Powers have demanded the withdrawal OF
the Austriansy
Late news from Persia ia warlke Troops are being
everywhere assembled camps in progress Of orma-
ton and other military measures being taken Chur
remAbadda Is the point Of concentration, whence the
troops afterwards 10 proceed 10 stmarre there 70
form camp The elders Of the tribes inhabng the Lu
hare been there declare their devstedness the
throne. Two regiments sent from Teheran to Khorassan
have arrived at Medjid together with Sultan Norad Mcr
Cbizan Usutane. detachment of infantry and some
pieces Of artillery have received orders proceed to the
district of Kam to protect the frontier. The Arabtan
and the Luristan are quiet
The following il extract from Count de Montalem-
berts speech. in the sitting Of the legislative body the
3lst ult the bill (proe de t for sending printed pa
pers Dy postal the sght Oh Uls fearful mania or ganb
ling, which has made vast gambling booth Of nearly all
France the position Of the which has been invaded
by Socialists has felt itself dominated than by
the avdity OF gain. Hence unauesonsble progress
secret societies, greater and deeper development of
those passions which almost calumnate Socialism
by adopting its and which have been recently we'll
shown up in all their intensity in recent trials at Paris,
Anglers, and elsewhere.
Tho Paris Moty OF June contains account Of the
steps which have been taken by w. Davo the proprietor
of the estate of Marengo TO ransform that celebrated
neld Of battle into living souvenir Of the victory"
The Manchester (Eng) Eraminer, Of June 7h, says
We have little faith in Gen. Walker, but have great
deal OF faith in the remedial efficacy OF events and little
prepared to eulogise the motives which have
dictated his doings in Central America believe they
will tend 10 spread the influence Of Anglo Saxon nstu
tons.
The London Telegraph Of the It'll inst observes 1T ID
all exhibiting so mach sensitiveness about
Alibusterng. England has been the Of grand a-
clustering from the period when Norman Conqueror
first hbustercd upon these shores and parcellcd out
amongst his followers the fair lands Of tho ancient Brton
Did not France recognize the thirteen struggling States Of