The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-24

An immense hosng basssry being built at Bordeaux.
1t is to have bul,,arks three feet IN thickness.
The Ionio1. Posts Paris correspondent says that tho
Imperial 20 vernment have now in contemplation what
measureS may be taken TO oounteract the protests Of the
French. bishops concerning what called outragos
agaY the church All the bishops have received orders
from Rome 70 preach the restoration Of the Italian
dukes. ;.
Paris paper says that Napoleon Is gctung dsgusted
with the rrocrasnaton Of Austria, and for the moment
French policy inclines intimate understanding
with England.
King Leopods visit to Barrtz is also said to have
trbuted improve tho relations between the English and
French governments.
The Unirers had received warning for an objection.
able article on Cochin China.
The Bourse fat but steady; tho Rentes closed at
6o66.
The commercial affairs Of France continue to remain
In unsatisfactory state. The markets abundany
supplied with wheat in the provinces, but prices
nevertheless well maintained in Paris: however slight
decline had taken place both in wheat and -four.
The quantity the vintage proves be less than
last year, and the quality not good expected.
ITALY.
The assassination OF Count Auvi at Parma has attracted
considerable attention. tie stated that tho French Consul
at Parma has received orders quit his post unless
CuuSu5cIucut
inflicted the authors Of the murder despatch says
investigation being actively carried by tho
government of Parma which had decided with
severity against the guilty party The official Pcdnon
tese Gazette brands the crime execrabe one, and
declares it has produced feeling Of horror throughout
the whole country.
national subscription In Italy for the purpose Of pro-
curing million Of muskets was proceeding with great
success The organization Of military forces and Italian
leagues was daily becoming more complete
Gen. Fanti had his headquarters at Modena, Gen. Ga
ribaldi at Bologna, and Con- Aezzecofo at Reni voun
teers in great numbers had arrived from veneua and
deserters from the Papal army were Aocking in.
The Sardinian Chambers were to meet as as the
treaty Of peace signed but will then be dissolved and
fresh elections take place.
The official Pedmontese Gaste denies the truth of the
passage in the Popss alocuton in which it stated
that the King Of Sardinia had been appointed Dictator in
the Legations
memorandum from the Romanese government to the
European Powers had been published. 1t states n full
length all the grievances of the people against the govern
ment, and shows how the Pope has virtually abdicated
his authority. 1t explains the motives which have led 10
the recent decree Of annexation to Piedmont and urges
the great Powers to sanction that arrangement.
The Sandman Minister the Of quitting Rome,
and It was expected that before doing he would place
the Sandman subjects under protection OF the French
embassy
The government of Romagna had issued a decree for
bidding the expectation Of sapetrc and sulphur TO tho
Pontifcial territory.
The Dictator OF Farin had gone To Parma to signal
justice administered to the murderer Of Anvit
Kias Eardnia about to proceed TO Genoa to
receive the Dowager Empress Of Russia This and other
little incidents construed into sympathy OF feeling
between The Russian government and the Cabinet OF
Turin.