The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-31
DECEMBER 81, ls59.-TRIPLE SHEET.
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King Victor Emanuel Of sarduia formed new
GaDinet TO replace the Cavour Ministry, thus-Genera
"a Marmoa, Minister OF War; and also President Of the
Sounca General Dabormida, Minister OF Foreign Affairs
Sgnor Ratazd, Minser Of tho Interior; sgnor Egtana
MINISTER Oh Finance Marquis Monticello Minister Of Public
works; Signor higletu Minister of Justice
2-l0uis Kossuth arrived at Geneva on his retreat
from the late scene Of war In Italy.
8.-vauxha Gardens, London opened for the last
tlme when the public took farewell Of spot rendered
famous IN English history.
increased taxation and war budget, remarking-We de-
mand then, whether 1t Is to France and TO its extraord
that are thrown upon the English people, or whe
uer eee enormous expenses and the imposts which they
occasion ought not TO be attributed to other
Mr. fancey United States Minister TO tho Argentine Con-
fedcrauon offered his mediation between that Power aud
5uenos Ayres in their then threatening difficulties
H-Mr. Ten Broeck's horse starke won the Goodwood
ssakes, England Hon John Ward, United States
minister 70 China, attended by suite OF twenty persons
& M me cry Oh fexn IN order to exchange treaties
2S-Iord John Russell stated to Parliament the position
" On INC ltallan question. The Cabinet had
been furnished with informal copy OF the treaty Of
vhlairanca accompanied by general invitation from
Napoleon 70 join in European Congress for the enlarge
ment Of its bases. Ministers would not give definite
reply 70 France. Paris Aoni<ur announced Napo
Icons intention to dsarm the navy and army Of France 70
29-Debates In Parliament on the national dosences OF
England Lord Pamerston said that he did not think
possible for England TO enter into agreement with
other Powers for the arhmetcal reduction OF her mill
tary and naval establishments her position being totally
different
AucuV.
1Revoluton in Venezuela, and PresidentJuian Castro
ovcrhrown, and federal govern was Professionally
proclaimed. The utmost confusion existed in the repub
lic
a-Fneral religious rites for the French and ssrdinhn
solders who fell In "the cause OF alyn cesbra ed in
Turin.
SUNDAY, Tuscan elections for delegates to the Ma
tional Assembly commenced in Florence.
8.-Completion OF the steamship Great Eastern cee-
brated by banquet given board which attended
by large number Of distinguished Congress OF
Zurich met the Marquis Of Bourqueney assisted by de
Bonneville represented the interests of France, Count
Cooredo the interests of Austria Sardinia represent
ed by the Chevalier Desambrois
e-Provisional government Of Romagna, Italy, decreed
that call citizens shall be equal before the law rrespec
tive of religion"
10.-Moorish chief Mohammed Ben Abdallah headed
some tribes and made attack Europeans going
to the mines Of Char Rouban This ncensed the French
commander in Algeria, and was the commencement Of
l1-National Assembly of Tuscany Italy, met in scs
sion at Florence and completed its organization Baron
Rcasoli acted President and sent In very able mes
sage Cardinal Antone retired from the Office Of
Secretary of State in Rome and succeeded by Card
nal Petri United States Embassy to China left Pekin
Mr.. Ward having failed to the Emperor owing the
fact that he would not PROSTATE himself required in
his Majesty presence.
SUNDAY, l4-Entry of the French army Of Italy, head
ed Dy the Emperor NAPOLEON into Paris and
mont Of great military fetes
all political offences n France exies Of every class
turn If inclined Eleven hundred and twenty seven
prisoners also released by his Majesty Treaties
between the United States and China exchanged az Pei
Tang, Mr. Ward having faled to the Emperor in
Pekin.
1s-sales of Mexican church property going on salts
factory under Juarezs Decree six per cent Of the pur
chases received in government bonds which commanded
only ten to twenty per cent SO buyers get property
fifty cent OF its cash value Estimated that tho sales
Of this property will wipe out nearly all the Indebtedness
OF Mexico. Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria enter
lsChange in the Cabnent and government of Austria
decreed as foows:-Count Rechberg, who retained tho
post Of Minister Of Foreign Affairs appointed President
OF the Cabinet Baron Hubner Minister of Police and
Count Goochowz, Minister of the Interior; Baron Book
Minister 10 Rome The Ministry of Commerce entirely
dissolved its duties being divided between the Minister'S
OF the Interior and the Exterior and Finance Fire
in the city Of Guyaquil, Ecuador, which DESTROYED a
square OF mercantile buildings and property valued at
Oo.ss~son.f Assembly of AxaS..e 1..,y py a unani
NOUS vote decreed the forfeiture Of Francis Fifth and
any other Prince Of the house OF Hapsburg Lorraine
the throne National Assembly OF Tuscany sitting in
Florence voted tho annexation of the Grand Duchy and
Russian loan Of sixty millions Of dollars partially failed in
London The bios from all sources reached nearly twenty
offered only half a million.
SUNDAY, 2l.-Annexaton Of the Duchy Of Modena
Italy, to Piedmont, voted in the National Assembly, mem
bers voting by ballot
22-9egian Legislative Chamber voted the fertilization
Of Antwerp, by vote of 757 to AZ.
23.-EastJndian government loan for twenty-five mil
lions of dollars taken In London at s7 Tho loan was
quoted on Change at from to Ia premium.
-Revoluon in Costa RIGA, Central America, and Pro-
sdent Juan Rafael Mora seized as prisoner by officers
of the ga son named Sotero Rodriguez aud Louis Pechc
CO. President Mora was sent in exile and subsequently
left Aspnwall for New York. Jose Marie Montcaligre
appointed Provisional President.
26Ausuian frigate Novara reached Trieste from sci
entidc exploring expedition round the world
SEPTEMBER.
1-Moors attacked the French Algerian post Sd Zaher
and assailed and burned several villages,
3-French settlement Of SidAziz, in Algeria, pillaged
by the Moors.
6.-sid Mohammed, son of the Emperor of Morocco,
proclaimed Emperor at Fee the death OF his father
Tanger Zurich conferences Italian peace affairs
suspended, and general European Congress spoken Of
steamship Great Eastern, Captain Harrison, left
Depford her trial trip at $50 A. NJ She ran 10 the
More in the most splendid stylc amidst tho greatest ex
element OF the people.
9-Explosion on board the steamship Great Eastern
when on her trial trip, of Hastings, England water
feed pipe burst and most terrific scene occurred. Six
nremen were killed, one lost overheard and several
others wounded.
Educational Assembly of Parma voted the exclusion
of the Bourbon dynasty from the throne to be perpetual
and apply to all the princes of that house. A large
force Of Moors attacked the French camp at Nemoursen
Algeria but were repused by Commander Beaupetre,
who in the end dispersed them.
14-Ex-President Juan Rafael Mora, Of Costa Rca,
rived In New York exile.
15-Preparations in England and France to open
with China Twelve thousand French troops ordered
out and large naval reinforcement from England
l6-United States steamer Fulton, Commander Gabriel
williamson lost in the equinoctal storm on Santa Rosa
Island, near Pensacola, Fla. Crew saved.
19-Zurich Conference on Italian affairs resumed its
sittngs.
Potion saycrs, champion Of England, q fought and
beat Bob Brettle Of Birmingham, in six rounds, and
tanned the "beltn
2-Deputation from the Romagna Italy, rendered the
sovereignty Of the State to the King of Sardinia who de-
clned it, awaiting the action OF general European Con-
grcss.
OCTOBER.
lslavery abolished in the island Of Java by decree of
the Dutch government