The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

serious warning to Piedmont The foreign Cabinets par
culary those Of the two Western Powers, have not wit
messed this step with Indifferent eyes and they endeavor
TO anticipate Interior consequences by friendly mediation
AT Vienna they will meet with the very best intentions
Nothing demanded Of Piedmont but the observance OF
international rules, and if the mediatng powers OBJ
tain what refused to Austria arrangement will be
easy should on ue contrary, Nouht de favour erenon
himself behind line OF argument which merely plays on
words without modifying facts, Austria will have to de-
berate ON the further steps that prove necessary Tor
the preservation Of her dignity and of her safety.
letter from Rome of the 9th of March an
nounces that Signor Trasmondi, Governor Of the
Castle Of Paliano in which seven political prisoners
were shot dead when attempting to escape, has
been named Chevaler of the Order Piano.
The first ship, Prussian vessel, has passed the
Sound without stopping at Helsingfon or paying
toll.
The London Court Journal announces that the
marriage of the Princess Royal of England is post
poned till January next. One OF the reasons as
signed for this postponement is that the residence
preparing for the Prince and Princess in Berlin will
not be completed and fit fer occupation ill the end
Of the year. An unassigned reason is that the Prin
cess will only be II years Of age in November next.
Lord Palmerston has given some kind of init
nation to Baron Rothschild that if possible, the
Jew question shall be brought forward in the first
session of the new Parliament Cabinet measure.
The Paris Correspondent of the London Times,
writing on 9Th of April, says
1t is very generally believed that NJ. de Morny will
turn soon to Paris lie is now only waiting for the treaty
of between France and Russia be signed and
told that all the articles are agreed sup
posed that some OF the signatures will be affixed in the
of the next month. NJ. de MOrny appears, has
lost much of his influence at St. Petersburg Certain trans
actions have recently taken place here which have given
occasion for vast deal of gossip they chiefly relate to
industrial interests of a complicated nature in which his
constantly required. The Russians think that they
whatever they may TO the specuator and they are there
fore, beginning 10 look cody on him. The Emperor APP
pears puzzled wha, do with him. and would prefer keep
ing him at distance TO having him in Paris II il become
absolutely necessary TO recall him-ior ambassador
deprived of influence at the court to which he accredited
is than uselesst is expected that the Duke de
Grammont Turin, will succeed him, AMI the Duke
would in that be succeeded by NJ Meayal, who
now at Munich.
The Augsburg Gazette reports that civil war Is
likely to break out in Montenegro.
The Turkish Gazette of the Path ult, announces
the formation of permanent diplomatic mission at
st. Petersburg. Although tho Gear has al ways had
q representative at the court of the Sultan there
never has been q resident Turkish Minister at
81. Petersburg. Hitherto the Turks have contented
themselves with sending from time to time extra
ordinary ambassadors, who have always returned "a
soon as the special object of their mission was at
tanned. But when Mehemet Kibrisli Psahs, who
represented Turkey at the coronation q Moscow,
came back, the Chief Secretary, Server Eneodi,
remained at st. Petersburg as Charge d'Afaires
and now he will be replaced by Ria Bey. who will
have the rank of Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary. RIA Bey has been long time in
the diplomatic service, and has been successvely
employed in Paris, Vienna, and Athens, and
everywhere he has been deservedly popular.
Lord Cowley had been created viscount and Earl
of the United Kingdom, by the titles Of Viscount
Dangan in Meath, Ireland. and Earl Cowley.
The Lords Of the Committee Of Privy coencil for
Trade and Plantations Of England, have received
copy Of despatch fran Her Majesty's Charge d.
Andres at Montevideo, inclosing copy Of decree
recently issued by the Montevidean government,
throwing open the ports Of Maldanado, Coononis,
and Paisander, for the despatch Of articles which
may be introduced through them from Montevideo,
strictly subject TO the customs, laws and reguls-
tions This permission is not, however, accorded to
foreign vessels the trade being considered coast
ing trade, from which foreign Gags are excluded.
The Committee Of the Prvy Council for Trade
and Plantations also received copy Of despatch
from Her Msjesty's Minister to the Argentine Con-
federation, enclosing q copy Of decree explains
tory of a decree Of the Argentine government, Of
the 10th Of July last, stating that the capes to
which the law Of July 10 refers are Santa Maria and
San Antonio, at the entrance of the river Plste,
and setting forth the regulations relating to the
trading and duties laid down by the confederation.
James Barren Douglas Of Scotland, died on 9Th
inst. at Boutwell, Castle on the Clyde.
A despatch from Southampton, England, Of 7th
Of April, says
The steamer la Plata. which arrived at this port the
1si inst with the last West Indian mail, brought home,
tI.ara i.rro 0fan af
west Of Central America. The produce OF that part
Of world has hitherto been sent 20 England by the long
roundabout way Of Cape Horn; but now by arrangements
made by the cn,crprsng managers Of the Panama Rail
way IL shipped 20 Panama board coastng steamer,
provided by them for the purpose sent thence by railway
across the sihmus 10 Colon there put board
West India mail steamers for England. The result Is, a.
in the present that the produce home and probably
sold at when, under the old system II could scarce
y be expected, under the most favorable circum
stances 90 have reached the ncghborhood OF the stormy
Horn. The facilities thus Afforded 10 those Interested In
the speedy delivery of sgnmens from Central America
well deserve and will doubt receive their cordial
appreciation and support.
An order was received at Portsmouth on the 9TH
inst for expeditng by night and day work, the
gunboat fotilla ordered for China. The Transit
iron steam troopship, Commander Ennis Chambers,
went to Spithead on the night OF the 9Th inst and
left for China with troops.
Prussia and Austria have allowed Denmark fur.
Their delay Of three weeks for Hnal answer on the
question Of the Duchies
The Lower House Of the Prussan Chambers has
adjourned 10 the 10th Of April, having voted the
balanced budget, the receipts and expenses beth
amounting 10 120, 242, 3l2 thalers.
Sardinia is making military preparations in man
ner not calculated TO excite interpretations. The
Notifications of Alessandris are being prosecuted
with great vigor, and the National Guard is being
recognised with view TO its furnishing reserve
for the army.
Austria is interfering with the extension OF the
Sardinia railway system, by impeding its extension
into the Duchy Of Parma
The greatest anxiety and suspense were felt In the
commercial world of Turkey with reference TO the
new tariff of Russia. Most merchants are keeping
back their orders till they know what the new in
port duties on theis articles are TO be. house of
business has been opened In 1t. Petersburg under