The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-05

The London Times Of MAY has the following
in its city article
The mercantile letters from Germany state that bust.
oess Of al KINDS continues suspense owDg tue gene
raj political excitement To morrow the Diet At Frsnkfor
are expected TO decice the attitude be assumed
by the Confederation, the event is waited for with
great anxe some persons being disposed to expe: tina
AN army Of observ walton Will be ordered to tho Rhine tn
recent approaches 0dd understanding bet,oeen Antt1
ana Russia are hkey hoosre TO considerable snfu
ee IN mody gpg any revolutions that may haze been in
nod Large amounts OF COLO and silver have lately been
sent from France TO Frankfort Freoch aud
other securities transmitted 10 Paris tor sale hoard
ing, st as SAID, " being p,ae a considerable extent
feeeraphc communication between England and the
Channel Isands restored on the 18th ultino by Mr.
". H. PTeece, the COMPANY engineer The cabe, which
had parted few miles from the Portland coast was un
derun snd fully repaired, ready for splicing soon after
Inc breakdown but the strong tides rough weather
pad prevented the connection being completed between the
two eDds.
The Wien1 Zettua9 Of Vienna Of 18th May publishes
The following official announcements
Bis Imperial Majesty has by letter addressed 10 Count
Suo and IN compliance With the Counts request ora
cousy relieved that Minister duties of the Ollie
hitherto held by him, With the fullest ackno ueat
however, OF bis services rendered Minister Of State
The President OF the Federal Diet Count Resnbere is
appointed Minister for Foreign Affairs and of the Imnsr
honseno'd ID place OF Buol
The official Austrian Correspondence Of tho game
day ssys that failing heslth she only Gauge of Count
SuoPs roqneat TO be relieved from the Office Of FOREIGN
Minister bis resgoaon occasions change In the prin
cpes Of Austrian policy the and object Of which are
to maintain Austrs rights, and recognise the rights of
others.
The official Cmre.poxdercia Autogrofa Of Madrid Of
18th Of May says That the Portuguese has
proposed to Spain treaty Of alliance offensive and deten
sive, but that the Spanish government, has refused to fall
in with this proposal alleging that the treaty between
Portugal and England might compromise that liberty Of
action which Spain intends to preserve
letter from Cannes Of the 18th of Nav SAVE
The frat division OF the cavalry Of the Imperial Guard
appeared mere thn morning. under the command O. Gen.
Morris and brilliant ta The general is uoder 81 wears
d age lie distinguished himself vt the capture Of toe
Smaah OF Abdet Kader and the battle Of Isy,
contributed very much 70 the victory. &c kewise dis.
trgusbed himself In the Crmea club OF Cannes n-
WAC General Motifs and the officers who accompanied
bin to supper. Success the Emperor Napoleon and
The French army il Itay'' was drunk with repeated
cheers.
The Arenir Of Nice Of the 18th Of May says -
The handsome steamer Refine aortense arrived in the
harbor OF Viafranca yesterday morning Her object 10
gong tbeIe is to division Of the cavalry of the
imperial Guard and 10 convey Them " Genoa.
The Austrian Governor Of Venice has published mott.
hcation that from the evening until the morning gun no
vessel OF any Kind shall be allowed leave that
port and that violating the regulation shall be ar
reated and punished according to military law.
letter from Turin, in the Independence Of Brussels
says '
The damage already caused by the Austrians ia esti
mated at more than one hundred millions They have not
only maze enor nous requlsiions but have cut down
trees, principally mubeIriss burnt and bio N up brdrs
destroyed railways and sacked country houses ana tar
pnillings count Cavoar who has q great part OF bis
property in the provinces those nave been
committed, Will be severe sufferer. The Piedmourese
peope have conducted themselves With much aod
n,mnets, NOT excepting the clergy, towards the
LIBERAL party felt certain degree Of mstrust The Aus
rlal could neither and spy assistance nor nfomst
among the Piedmontese.
Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, May 10, 1859.
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