The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-07

into snec The ON its own authority. Accord
nely the Federal Assembly voted in sitting bill
suppressing all foreign esissoa jurisdiction Swiss
territory and authorizing the government 10 negociate
with Rome for the arrangement Of now episcopal circu
scrpti0ns in Switze lsLd
Toe heat In Spain greater than has been Known for
many years, aud II has not only done damage 70 the
crops but caused numerous sudden deaths OF men and
animals.
The Spsnsh journals announce that volcano suddenly
bTohe out 10 he Cruz oe Ia Mueis one Of the mountains
near OrhueIs province Of Murcs. IL presented say
hey an aspect which both imposing and horrible
Burning lava rolled the sGes and the crater threw
considered in SO much danger that The inhabitants have
taken ~ flight The cr02s OF cotton and the Guilty. aed
The outburtt wac succeeded by extraordinary heat.
The London Times Of the 23d ultimo remarks Tho
Russian figste Poksn, a. guns, Capt Stitsenko,
arrived at sp,hesd yesterday morning tho Polkaa viii
spith I'D for orders She Ia from the Medter
rspean, last from Bavre.
lie Grand Dase Constantine was hourly expected q.
Spihesd in acre yacht
The Gibraltar Ckyonscle OF the 10Th OF July says Con
sequtnt tue import received here by teegcap
both from Paris London Within the days re
earoipg the signing OF pence between the beigerent
parties, eli The austrian merchantmen snelsered bay
since the breaking out Of bosiee In Ialy beginning
70 show SYMPTOMS Of preparation Cor by running
topmsste, eas, rigging, &c. Tney fifteen saiog
vetses and the csptans sDxiou,ly the confirmation
Of the GLAD tdpfs in official before proceeding
70 thor destination
An order has from Austria England that vessels
belonging to that State which have been detained 10 the
Tyne ana other northeast ports during the recent hst
nes bet 3een Austria and France pro3eed their
uDmolested At the outbreak Of the Russian
the sale u vessels belonging 10 that country 10 Engeh
was considered = legal trapsfer The French
government you'd not recognize the gale OF Austrian
sells to Epesh sapowners and they have been lying In
our northeast pors as sailors phrase il, eating their
The London Pot Of the 23d OF July says-How can the
States OF Laly be compelled 10 form Confederation
What fteps can be taken to restore the deposed Princes
By what external COERCION ID the PapAl 70
secular zed what position is SaTuinIa 70 laxe? Oh
what ground and about what time viii The French army
evacuaie Italy How, spite of all that Is sad, an
Rome be kept in order by French II oops What secary
hss Italy against tbe old grievance Of Austrian predo mi
nsnce9 Indeed, the these and other like
examined, The more hopeless becomes The propec. any
conclusive arraI genen!s between the Emperors.
The following Aust ian view of the Of Cosns ca
YOURS resignation, appears in the OCT D4utschs PosI
appears probable that IL Csyour rendered resg AtsD
and that II WAS accepted, because that OF
dltions demanded ~ Austria II there was to be recon
could be likely 70 bring about as the removal Of the
MiDhter who had represented the policy Of hatyc1 AID
offence against Austria. The Emperor NAPOLEON niue.
bave perceived that tbig demand OF Austria wsl
founded, and what ras happened satisfaction N
1t was very natui al for him 10 accord.
letter iron, Genoa Of July 10 in the London Tires
says Affairs came nearly to standstl; the theatres
were emped Of those lev habitues who bad hitherto
defed the heat the funds went down If war, and
peace, had been announced "Ifadnsnto that pet word
or Machaveis country nen med to pervads the air
go often did you hear " muttered and whispered
psssso along and the EnperoIs portrait during the last
Nseor Emanuel Count OAvour disappeared through
out the Town, Orsnis being trumpnsnty installed
place. This last move especially excited the od gnaton
OF The French officers IN the to~p, of whom, 10 ud0g
surgeone, convalescents and coDmssariat, have .
good many. IL not observed ~ first for cur al 20
Windows not attractive French Boulevard ouueer
and Osnis features are OF course well kuo 10
biz enemies az to bis supporters but the kind friend
wanting long IN such q case soon came forward and
enlightened them, and their indignation at the honor
shown TO .ca assassin" WAS SO great taat well sroanaod
fears existed Of tome quarrel on the subject
Par In latte Of he C1sto NJ JuIv
says:-One Of the moe important features the
iesio 10 the logical deduction which enabled TO
no right 10 plunge France into general var unless
be in defence the independence the country This
joyfoly In France; joyfuy all over the world where
more 80 than in Eogand Let these be treasured
10 men'e memories across the channel let the English
press well upon them, 30 that, come what may
tuTe tme England may be IN condition TO remind tue
French Emperor OF the great principle he has pledged
himself TO observe
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times writes on
the ga Of July hue-Epgland only commenced her ar
mamens when the suddenly found that opposite
France contained fleet numerous able dis
pute the empire of the The Debas concludes with
osuIe spn Tss q turned sSAls cst% MEc
ovlced wish ighiane conductors While France kesps
up large army, imposing naval force, NJ the same
time Demanding Of England to dMarm, is nothing less
than asking her pa;e herself in tie position whcn the
venerable Lord Lyndhust Indignantly portrayed when
he said The House peers, 81 Will not live Ia Deepen
dence upon the friendship or fofbearance Of auy Power"
Gaiisnanis Messenger Of the 2ls. Of July remarks-
After tskirg Of Verona and Venice Prussia Germany
Er gland perhaps Russia would have proposed
diasion and demanded that Veneta should be
left TO austria That intention well known. France
Gel tany have given up Venetia
queIed the irsue would therefore have been gene
raj war German unity would have been realized in a
spirit hostile to France, and the ruin Of Austria for the
benefit ot Prussia would have been the result.
Paris letter Of the 2ss Of July in the London Times
iays-The Emperor Napoleon seems TO have no doubt in
PROCLAMATION Of the Of the Princes whore
NAMED strangers 10 the Italian movement" and who
going TO be restored 20 their Staies "rhey will un.
derstsno" he ados, "the necessity OF reforms" Ger
fanny such conversion very desirable for their own
paincuary but the lesson hs Majesty degns TO
give them ia first which they have received and
sne Of lectures which the present has
Irohed them much In 1sas they turned adrtt
they sy mpatbized with those whom the Italians
regard the nexorabie and pet1al enemy OF their
country and OF every liberal Institution. They were
brought back by Austria victorious nud for the last
years they remained faithful her AID absolute
government. 1869 placed them face face with Italy
Rrmed agsns, Austria snd the liberal Institutions which
they bad betrayed In ls4S. What did they doS ihey
qued tEeir States second time TO combat in the Aus
tan ranks ard it from these ranks they taken In
order 70 be reiDs.ated.
The Ost Deuche Post Of Vienna say s-The organic sion
Of the Italian Conft Iteration will doubtless render
sary the meeting OF representatives OF the different sian
States. We cannot look forward TO this Congress without
that navigate. Revolutionary passions will be the drst
to play their part tnere The ambition Of Piedmont the
Isolation OF Naples, aud The pretensoDs OF the Church viii
produce great disputes not only the Confederation hen
once eeiabianet, But dangerously and with
violence at the time the federal compact is be
drawn up. is the idea OF Italian Confederation hch
appears to us TO be the weakest and most difficult ste
the prelminaries Of peace
The Repte dies De,ar Noadts says-The Hss cf an Italian
Confederation ie not new one. formed part OF the
famous plan of Cardinal AberOni which fell 10 the ground
in consequence Of ,he unexpected deaA Of Charles Kill
though VoItare regarded IL very 20 rcful POLITICAL
combination. la modern dsys, in france and elsewhere
but pu5lcB.s Of extreme opinions have been bold
enough to venture the discussion OF this subject and
pronounce opinion merits of the order Of
things store for Italy. The fact ia that without
takr nto account The difficulties Of detail which
inevitably encountered in tovipg this question,
easy 10 form well de9oed idea Of ts bearing until
no. ~he explsD atoms given as 20 the nature and
Eore i.s tie part which Austria is 70 Gil 10 the Con
federation.
The bark wes,brook which left Sebastopo The Is Of
March has arrived at Hull England, with cargo cousiet
ing chs. fly Of and forty six pieces Of cannon Eng
h French and Rissian, mott OF the latter bong IN ex
celeni condition Capt Brnelo states that he arrived In
Sebasopol the 1874 Of January and al once
by road 10 Blsklaya The country along the entire route
fye dan a41d a1pea