The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-27
Important Proclamations BY
Napoleon at Milan.

The screw steamship Bremen, Captain Vessels,
ton, whence she sailed on Tuesday, the 18th inst.
The news is three days later and OF considerable
Importance
The Aus,riens haze erocuoted all Italy but We
Meta and the historical square" beteeeen The
Mincio end Adige
The French advanced corps had crossed the
AIDA.
TIE Derby Ministry had resigned, and Lord
Palmerston engaged in forming Cabinet
Lord John Russell VIII take the Foreign ONCE.
The London Nears of the 14tb inst, in speaking
of the new policy Of England, says
We have reason 10 believe the French government
ia prepared give the Foreign Minister Of England
te mos complete proofs OF the moderation and dsu.e
reseduess Of TT policy in Italy IL is ready 10 dectus
on 10 nat only docs seet ttrrSa oeer2ssitse
mst for Force, bat nat destrs no thrones for ne ria
oss y d.. Emperor l9 cs dtpealet "a fraitce. Tar
from wishing 10 urolons the var, the desire OF the
French government ia that IL may hs short The
war bss been commenced for The Liberation Of Itsly
aod will be carried Until that object is attained
but only for The sake OF the end Should r'.y
po,cef,l seutral-he Prsce Rt9ent Of Prussia, for ia
adnc,-f-d hn,elf in a post@ 10 r his nediati0a, ~
French goc,rat tcou'd b. ,eady % Engage 70 ors hty
.7ii,,ly to i,s,5 !fter securing is md psrd.pce.
We do rot low France car be asked 10 60 further
than this In order TO satisfy the Just requirements %
Europe uni some fact becomes kno calculated 10
throw doub, upon ire nteuons o the impeTai govern
nent IL wouo prudent TO accept these 1t
e possible push cstrust absurd and dangerous
extent. Prudence Is hga political virtue but
and systematic suspicion snd hostility for imag nay
Gauges produce the ev,E ssaust which they
rere des,gped 70 guard.
To the statement of the Llvalide Russia nou-
official St. Petersburg journal principally devoted
to military mattefs-that Financial! convention"
has been concluded between the Russian govern
ment and the Messrs. Rothschild, too much inl-
portapce must not be attached pending the receipt
of the details. The impression is that Messrs.
Rothschild have undertaken to meet certain pay
ments of the Russian government in Western Eu-
rope. One of the objects 6 the government may
lie to prevent the eflux Of gold from assuming IL
convenient proportions.
An imperial ukase, just published at ST. Peters
burg, makes some important ameliorations in the
position of the Jews in Russia and attests the en-
lighteued and liberal spirit Of the Emperor Alex
ander The value Of the concessions obtained may
be gathe, cd from the fact that they embrace,
arc assured all the principal points for which Sir
Moses Monteore asked, upon his visit to St. Peters
burg some FIVE years ago. They include the cdmis-
sion of Jews into the high trading guilds well u.
into the Russian colleges, &c.
Milan letter, from M. DrGolle, in the Coast,t,i-
tionne says that the Austyians had, ut the time Of
their departure specie to the value of eight or tea
millions of francs, but that the sum found on the
arrival of the French troops did not exceed s0o,-
00ofI 0C00 00fr. Some letters suggest that the
treasury was sacked by the populace, but M. Ore
ole thinks that the Austrians took most of their
money away. The only wonder is that they should
have LETT any behind them.
A Naples letter of June tells the following
story, which think must be received with "all re-
scrve,' of the young Kings reception of Monsieur
de tIubner. The Austrian ambassador had scarcely
begun to talk politics when Francis H. Interrupted
him, saying, Baron, you ought to see Pompeii."
NJ. de Hubner replied that he already knew the
ruins very well, "Tlien" said the King, al should
recommend you to pass few days at Castelamare:
Il is q most agreeable summer residence The mo
has been extensively circulated conclusive evil
dence of the Kings sincere neutrality.
Mr.. Smith O'Bren returned TO Limerick on the
10th from America. He asserts his preference to
Canadian habits over those Of the United States.
IN consequence of the successful laying OF the
Red Sea cable, future telegraphic dispatches from
India may be expected 80 be accelerated about
seven days.
The steamship Canada arrived out on the 18th,
the Weser the 10th, and the Borussia on the 18TH
The steamship Vanderbilt was telegro nhed of
Hurst Cattle lnear CONasl. at II A. NJ. June Il