The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-08

@nce said 30 he taxing place between the Fres,h and
Austrian governments the suojec, of the free nav-
tcn of the Danube. Con derabie sensation had been
created by the ooDhscstion Of number OF the Oester
rchische Zituwg account Of an article cu n, cc
mercia scadexy-the said article being generally re
garded wholly nofensvc, and having been written at
the nstgaCa Of the Minister Of Finances The con asca
ton 10 attributed TO Count Baos efforts gag the press
s anrounced that q compromise, offered By the
Emperor Of the French IN the affair Of the Dslubian
PYincpaes, has been orably received by the Powers
opposed to the unon and it Is exp oc.ed that will bo
adopted. The French government in this proposition
rs said to have considerably modified its original opinions,
with Che hope Of honorable conclusion 70 the difficulty
Tho Porte about to concentrate troops ON tho
Danube account Of tho agitation which the project for
emapcpatng the serfs causes among the Christians OF
Turkey.
letter from ST. Petersburg of the 9Th ut states that
the nobility of the governments of Moscow and Kharkov
have made known that they ready TO realize the Ia
ten.ions Of the Emperor regards the emancipation of
the peasants The declarations made oy these go.
vernmeuts the more important as they give the sig
nal for emancipation in Russia properly called The
example of the nobility of Moscow viii pu. end to the
resistance which these projects Of reform have hitherto
met With in the interior Cf the country.
French paper states il 4 remarkable fact that the
emigration OF French aeorers and others has
almost been exclusively directed to Algeria during the
past year, in preference TO Europe and America and
California and Australia with all their gold attrae-
tons seem by the statistics 10 have been almost
looked. The majority Of emigrants TO Africa Of the
agricultural class and their advent to that long neglected
soil will doubt turn out 70 be not only beneficial the
natives, but also 10 the Territorial OF France
From the budget Of the State Of Tuscany for the pre-
sent year the expenditure Is put down at SO a6a so5
and the revenue 81, ,s7O,i0Of.
The funeral ceremonies Of Marshal Rsdetzky cee-
brated With great pomp Vienna the 1s.b January
the emperor heading the large body of troops which took
part in the proceedings.
Mr. Francis soussda has been appointed British consul
a; Boston.
Mr. Trousdal, American Minister a: Rio, had arrived in
England.
The Grst batch Of African immigrants under the rew
contract made By the French government arrived at Mar
Unique recently. Symptoms OF discomfort hai been
manifested among the Africans on the saud and IN at
tempt fight St. LUCIA had been discovered oa one o.
the estates.
The Duke OF Devonshire has died IN England, O,
paralysis.
The Countess Of Morry mad been confined Of son, in
Paris.
Hesvy gales had prevailed around the English coasts
and sun1y marine disasters yeTored b., Ameri
can vessels figure in the list.
The Ariel had arrived st Liverpool for repairs.
The Persia arrived the 10TH and The Arago on
the 2lst.
The screw steamship Tweedside, from New Orleans
with cargo of cotton, arrived 9. Liverpool the 2oh ut