The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-28

Tho Austrian goverpmeat in the corsse of last year,
despatched the Novar. irigs.a on voyage round the
Werd, provided with all the Of sccuthc invt stga
ton and drcovery BY accounts recsived nom the ON
Of the exposition appears thss the Novara having
touched at the Cape OF Good H,ps, renamed on Cane
Town for twenty four days. api then sailed the 26th
OF October last Or the mlsnds OF - Paul aud New An
.ssrasm on ,anaing New Ansts,Ssm w &c ,oah ns
elias, the interior being covered with dense srown OF
ehrub tcyparA But thsre no doubt that toe y ana r.
Of the volcanic origin - 81 Pau and probably OF
the same geological period Ne~ Ansterdam rs In lat.
81 deg So 80 south, and Ion ~ deg - min 40
esst It's highest point rs 27s4 feet above the sea
level The stand was sighted by the French expedition
10 search OF La PerOuse 1872, but the CON mander
1Deutrecastesur) land able TO approach
Il has a~ays been question whether this sm,xe pro
cesded from some active volcano In the interior; but
Of the OF the Novara set Ore 10 the Drushood
the olis and the result precisely the phenomenon
seen by the French commander.
letter from Hamburg Of Is, Of March says-I is
derstood that the Belgian government has gwen notice
that Of the Uoiieo States other by
sry meare to be exempted from Eoe Dues tax they will
Ion ger dcray the Schedt dues Han ovcrn vessels
rsqnen,pg the ports Of tina, kingdom they have hitherto
done since tic separation from Holland. Thus notice
necessary a. by the existing scasy between the two
Kingdoms Belgian vessels entitled IN consideration OF
this payment Of the Scbeld dues entry in Hanover the
same privileges as the most favored nation
The London Times observes Much modification fol.
thai the political disturbance just accustomed will most
probsby put projected for faci,ita-
tx the ajmios Of the asscts OF suspended firms
II was recently announced bill the subject was
in prepsraton by The Busrd of rnie ana e3ouah had
anspred h regard 10 tn nature 10 lead 10 belief that
il would bave ooviased most OF the evils now arising
from the Bankruptcy law nsurr impuuty for dishonest
traders That attention will be given this any
commercial point by the incoming administration the
Position 10 not 10 be expected, and may therefore be
assumed that all the lessons taught by the recent crisis
will be barren OF result
The st Petersburg Gazette contains an article On the late
With the RUSSIAN Prince and influence when taa,
event Will probably have on Prussia rne Russ'ao
al ,ngf shA ~ Tho
russsn nston and on the policy OF s government. aud
endesvors TO show that the alliance which has just taken
Great Britain will not lead 70 any change 10 the
German policy OF Prussia
The monetary crisis which Is about to end in Europe,
APPEARS TO be hut comms ncing in the Levant Con
stantsople Smyrna, SAionica, Bsyrout aud exandr,S
the ec Of the drain OF gold Sh,h has
tine past been exported by each steamer TO England and
France, are now begin ming 10 be felt
correspondent OF the London ve,s, writing from
Turin On the 18th nltmo, says:-Tu conclude my
ports from Genoa, ] may tell you that the day
before yesterday . vessel quilted that port when
conveys an Italian colony TO America They viii
disembrk in Hcxco and on the river TecoluA they will
Their leacsr u Colonel uigi MAST Roman VI, has beep
secretary 10 the Prince Of Canine Whilst residiSg
refugee at Ntrvi, little town Genoa, he discovered
py rites OF the best quality and having sold his discovery
to French company, and thus, from poor man, sua
Denly become erably wealthy he has resolved to
cstab ish an Italian colony in America
From the Isl January 10 the 3lst OF December 1857
there occurred on ell the raj OF toe United Kingdom
40 aoeio.r's.A 70 p.sseDser and 70 goods trains. 10
isciuipg IL passet gers killed aud 3sl iourcd and
wants Of compsn cs killed and Is injured.
Ageri, has been called upon by a recent dess,on in
irsn % 10 iuipsh this yesr Elk million koerammes OF TO
bscco leaf This represents the quantity furnished in
1857, the price remaining unateted
some difficulties having occurred about the intended
railways 70 the Rurrin frVuuvr said tat
OF Commerce aavocatee their being constructed by
the State and obtaining vote OF credit for the purpose
Tho carnival has been celebrated In Europe with IN
usual tclot, At Rome, Ma rid and Msrsel In Rome
Queen Christmas fancy bail very beautiful
abment The Queen herself was In q comparatively
simple attire. Princess Christina appeared Neapo
tan country girl Sbephcrdcssee Undines and Louis
ouirxe ia1ee thrcnged the saloons but the most ad
ired generalization OF tina. of Lady ners
who appeared In the classic gafb Of Greek lady OF the
period when Athens the most cultivated fashion
able city IN the world Cardinals and pref by
mests scandased by the fantastic scene but anded
her flowing ecclcsiastca robes TO The rich effect pro-
duced py rurks, HghAnders, Zouaves, Bedouins and
IempArs