The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-23
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raid by the foreign press respecting the occupation
Pcntrsmoi ssrdi &C, by Austrian troops, and
that the Austrian commander has nothing whstsssr
to do with the civil administration Of the Duchy
Accounts had been received In London from Riga Of
the ID Of May, to re effect tina. the srrana ements
the Ries Exchsrg Committee and the promoters
of the Riga Railway in Lo den have been fully oonRemed
TIE prospectus has been Issued 10 England
cee Generate dss Clippers Frar cais with capital OF
fs0o000 in "a shares. This is The company BY whom
the large Of the General Screw Company hsvs bssa
purchased. and the intention establish line from
HAvrs to Cscuta touching st the Island of Bourbon.
They also intend ~ enA Communication with Brazil,
and via Brazil with the Cape Of Coed Hope. The first
weasel fer Cslsu It's Is sxpe; ed to sail in August Ali of
them viii call Sc hampton for goods and passengers
The mpsny Is to ce comnondie with council in
Paris ard committee Of supervision In London which
includes merchant in the te Of India Bra
I'll and the Cape
Tks well known Spanish General, Prm, married
in Paris Saturday I'D Of May, at the Madeleine,
Mdile. Gonzales Of AgusIo, ysung lady Of Mexican
birh who brir gs 10 the General do vry OF mil
lions OF francs.
The Dublin NattoH announces tina: Mr.. Charles sAvAn
Duffy, the jats proprietor q that paper to receive
present OF iI Australia, for the purpose giving
him qua f6cstion to enter the Legislature.
TIE King Slams .riendship is the Increase 10 Eu
ropeals he ia o. breaking gh old customs
At audience pushc) he gave to each Of four
poem gentlemen, psymg their TO him, BY biz
psrms son, glass CT vine from his royal haa !s He
afro gave permission short time since to any his
wives dissatisfied the colsr EN- sns OF the psass
get married. twelve Of his spoass
awaited Themselves the permission and retired from
the palace.
The Sound D.lss Ere .sy-Iss Expiration and
jIs tOnseq ne nces.
from tie loacyn Post (cificiaD, Mar
Tie period hxet tr the hua eImina ion of treaty
between the Unid s+ea and Denmark, relative to ne
sou1d dues expires 'ha l4th OF mex; nonth and
less some Ia arrived 1T befare that tune ia
difdeul' to zee ho~ the sffsir Will end The pos ion
assumed by both parties readers ii improbable hat
tfer should give way aat unless taat is the the
matter at issue cannot be pscldcaiy ar,sngsd Den.
marx, the hand, tskes her sand upon IN ne
morAi custom, and points the prscedents nnumerabls,
and to the u animous sanction OF the European
powers in decree or her claius; the United States
on the other, rot~i hsta- ding the example Of Eu-
ropesn nations, refuse lon. to pay tax imposed
sizes cor p-omiss-.ss Cnsd States .5I listen 10 ,osrg
Of he Kind he former IS willing take ten shings
the pound, the atter viii cOnstn TO pay far hing
The Danes wou6 4tr he MISTER 70 arbitration but the
Ar Ell prefer S-irg the judges their
Such were, e,st very SHIRT time suce ths rsspss-
tive posi- ions Of III two pates, and We are no. AWAKE
that they rave yst undergone any variation.
Bat England sell as America is in crested 10 the
tae UT ed sae ers he Baltic there srs prsoa.
Fly, tsen.y bsio,ging p Greet Britain. 1t appears
thar nearly enc third OF the snti:e amount of the
Sound dues 10 paic by B i.h vessels. From the
Gays Ct Ferry the sevsnth however, whom srst
er'esed into cgnperciL treaty With the Danes,
have Continued 70 p5y these du-s without . mu-mur
Blu Denmark is anxious that should compound
with her fer tie futu,e payment Of this impost oy
purchasing from he titaed value of the r.ve ne
which she derives h ping in the Baltic Toe
present Ct dues raised is in round numbers
SO COO year bur ne aaount Ia, Of rse, steadily
incrt log with he IN 1reare Of InsteAi
tlevyiLg tpis .oa the Prtsh ships which pass
tSlun3. Depma-k nor proposes hat Ne should pay
esnd fcIever. 4 that several other StA:es
vsccnieoted 70 matters smil,r terms; but
o. all aws the decision Of E. gland bet ire 6asy
' irye treaty-upc tue snhjs;t
hp:tposal iovoives some imeortans piuts for cur
have re paid .nrey y our shipping the Baltic II
the plan Of cspi azs;i,n Ia re,orfed TO- the mpost viii
an upcn the nation 81 arge. Will Parliament consent
to tax tie country Tor sacn purross WIZ the Country
submit 20 ienay 70 s1sn an impost, for tbs sole aivAr
Age, 4. may b. alleged o. particular trsde The msr
Chants gssed ,ltic trace vii divide ,ngs
then fT00tO year bv he proposed arrangement, while
tbs c,rntry will be permanently sadded with tbs in
feres. tp.ariy uiHan and quar.sr of money. Viii
the Legislature these crcumstAn ss aan:tioa tue
propofal Of Dermsrk in pts of the opposition which 1t
is surs 10 trcoun'er from variety OF quarters.
This QuesdoD mo- dc prete 10 De able 20
bat usy observe that Arrange ment sach % Den-
marx prep ses, ,nisht be concluded without hiring ng
ssuEs uet charged piog In the Baltic a.
though paid the frs. Instance by his merchants
gsRsa In the faIls ,v-ntuay upon The nation at
large tie Is precisely In the same way duty upoa
usar cry other imported commodity It is paid
in the h.stinstAncs b. the importer bur L falls ultimately
upon the The questi rosl!y comes TO be.
them vi ether 1t is for tie aevanae OF tbs ration to
go paying a. TIE rate Of $4,000 . year to Dem
decreasing Win ths nat -ai in ease our .rais or
whether Should lot ge. I'd OF the inpost a. orcs
by borrowing OF monsy the intersst upon
which would amount OILY about nalt Of what
now pay annually IN the Snaps OF uud dues Instead
q AZ iIesa.isy iscT-.s sg impos' We h.ud nave 70
the stape Of in crest for the capital that would bs
CURED TO free rom the tax eli time coming It IS
IL tJ.y1 fan y.,anAA
anpoyar Which reuI ally incident to npost Of
the charac'er o: SouLd dues would BY tns means
Tn, nation walch rext 70 England, pays the largest
proport6n IL the Sound dues Is Russia, and We undec
stand that tie Cabinet o. ST. Petersburg hss already ae
sgnihtd its 70 the scheme pr posei oy Dem
marx, Of ccmpounding by single payment for all
future claims in this shape. sveoen and Norway
ter ter But. uIal the aaai decision on Of En-
gland il taken, re cannot expect any definite aets-
ment be MADE. Tie tnly ns,ion that has positively
America. Ste has DE- De his alth gh, from the CON-
tinueo to pay the i'm post which declares have
been levied without any shadow # right BY the Cove
ment Ct Denmark, AID yet she has not only ackAow-
LEGGED the right BY paying the dues for than seventy
yesrs bet she pound har Ell By treaty to do She
entered into her last eaty Den mark upon hs subject
ready tatd expires the 14tb Of the next month and
X mp< ssibe say why she should reuis to renew
any spe or TO make some sqt Sne ar o 70
the Ct Paris has Dmtnded Powers who may
offer TO seek . safe and peAcesble soIu ion.
The Pardon OF the British Political Exiles.
In the Eorfe Of Com Mons Nav g.
Mr.. T. DuNcoMH rofe in pursuance Of notes, to AK
the Fst Lrd Of the Treasury whether in conseq
Of the umercus memniss presented at different imss
In favor Ct full and Tree pardon 10 Messrs Frost Vii
LAM, JoEes, Smith BrIen, and other political prison
ers whose conduit during exile had been with out
prosch, " Ia the intention Of her hsJsstys governmsn
on tbs celebration II peece to advise her Majesiy to
soup, with the prayer Of these memorials and thereby
enable thoss exilsa 70 their native land The
Hon. msn raid no perc ivsd by notice In morn
ing papsr 10 cay, that the g,verbnent had anticipated
his nouce, AID that her Majesty would grsciously
extend PARDON 20 all political offenders (Hs'r, hear
He con that after hs kind al generous in
which lie noti received week go, he expecte her
M,jss'ye silis.rs would not hesitate TO- grant
this AMNESTY. Tho French veroment had offered
stint ar 80 re y 10 poijcsl offepders, and amnesty
was oer ed article If the rreay Of Paris 70 all
xor con promised in tie late war; even dsserters
az uniss a