The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-16

sssivsl ssw days since u IA N,sstry Of rsiei AZ
Mrs fren The rruaan anbas AsA>r IN vsnns, snd =
orroborssed BY the durba I,se which have jus taken
oe u Verona and which esve rise 10 the runor Of that
NY being state Of st xe-s measure thss, not VI
Aken VIII al prooAh AIRY be rssorted 70 ore long, and
70 'ne whose kisgdom Of venetia
ane teooceoe The Austrian military establishment
'as oeen suodeny oounermanded; reuforcements have
'eeh post haste tho army IN Italy, under
no command Count Dsgenfeld, and great efforts are
nrsy 20 recruit the exhausted excheqaer BY loan
been Aocf fded 10 the Jews, which up 70 The o
DsDt hld been ooetinsely refused rhe most ssusbis
rom country which she only hold q the prtcs
ops that utterly drain the resources Of the emp,rs
ard hurryng 1t 70 the brink Of dcstructon but her
Woe rsvolss from such An ioea, and pscaniary In
demuiiy, however large 1t might boz and however vel
some 70 StA'e the verge Of BANKRUPTCY, Will render
pslaabe 10 her, So long she has foot Of ground in
kaly she will never give IL up until driven from Il n
ovwss. 1t BY no means unlikely even that Francis
joseph may repes. hs secpaSs OF .s spring and bring
be NOT restrained BY the counseh OF Prussia with
whom be moving heaven and earth 70 establish good
understanding Any such act Of rAshness hts part would
deprive rim " All prospect Of succor from this govern
Dept whereas he remains the defensive and care
fully abstaaDs from sordng SARDINIA or France pretext
for sGertsop he viii stand fair chance for securing q
hast the moral support, ana eventually perhaps, the
nHisral assistance II Prussia, BY whom the policy Of
LOUIS Napoleon u regarded with increaspg uncasiness
AZ ye, no proposal for defensive alliance has been
bszard BY Austria, but repoFteo that Count Karoby
has been instructed 70 inquire in continental manner
wb tber PreseA would Be inclined 10 station army OF
occupation in Hungary, TO guard that country against
revolutionary outbr al, while the Austrian forces
S,sa E be For sns p,ss'.s 90 no: think ~:
nservenson would - extremely. unpopular here,
and would naturally DO considered By the French
Emperor - IN nfracton OF neutrality that would
Justify him 10 treating Prussia - Of the behgarent
Powers What this COVER nmont might DO II revolution
should actually breas out in Hungary .he Austria w.s
0unn n doald
upon the attitude Of England which, in it. torn, 10 oontin
gent upon the continuance IN Office Of the Palmerstoa
ministry. l0rd Pamerston u overthrow by hostile
majority the House Of Commons and his fall should lead
70 tho dissolution Of the revived ene oorale between
and England the reaction upon continental poll
estimate Of the results that may DO produced by IT, whe
ther for good or for evil.
Tho menacing aspect Of European politics appears 10
have impaired fresh activity the military preparations
that have been lately in contemplation. 81 pacem,
pare rdlrm, now tho universal cry, and
under it, influence the commissioners who met
here . short time since 70 concert measures for
putting the coasts Of Northern Germany in . state
cedented this country Of slow notion The conferences
only lasted ten days. and cosed Friday, the pro-
ect submitted to them BY the Prussan government hav
not yet been published, but II Us understood that certain
number Of points the seaboard have been fixed upon,
which are to Be fortified or where tho forddcaons a.
be connected by . system Of railways 70 facilitate the
transport Of troops ana munitions OF 70 whichever
Two or three positions have been selected for encamp
ments, extensive enough % review whole corps darmee
and protected BY batteries from the IRE Of the eneys
feet which, VIII be reoollected, was 70 fatal 70 the
Russian army At the battle Of the Alma OF course,
large runs Of money win b required for
number Of guRboas which assist in defending the
entrance Of the principal rivers and taxes In this
81 90 nss %
native than 70 propose new loan, which viii be the tenth
m. s.s.r alton In x~.d. .~...or.S ~ A.. Ys.u.. -
and the fear Of its extending Germany has had very
untavosble effect upon the financial status Of the Zolve
tern Of last year with those Of the same period OF 1855 the
total revenue presents decrease Of us thaers
respective amounts being 20 9o2 0os thaers In the three
hrst quarters OF 1885, 70 IL 1853 thaers In 1862 The
share OF this deficit falling on Prussia lees than
2, Soe ,26l shalers, her receipts from the customs
srs 4 isss q he sos rsosps he "us. %pU1s
amount 70 10 oss thaers s6S 70 0e0 thAers
exports % 2os s7s hsiers see s thslers the tran
Official review Of the moet important articles that
paeeed through the Custom House. appears that the do
raw rUsar coffee pig and wrought iron, and unbeached
yarn (coston tvnt) on sugar for the reAneres Of
thu country 26t Jos cwt ess Imported which, 1t
ave thaers per cwt duty, makes de0ct Of ,255 $40
thaier The 0imDution In the importaaoA Of raw iron
Of various sorts was $50 ew wrought iron 1864
u Ss7 cwt iron manufactures o. s4s cst. csnsnS DE-
hcency IN the dutsee OF more than . million and half
ihalers N coffee 744o cwt less were imported, pro.
the falling % amounted 70 81 $40 thsiers. nnseed
oil 70 b7.4o2 thalers, silks 70 1890 thAlsrs,
on rice TO 81 el9 thaers and finally cotton yarn to
2is 1866 thalers Only on leaf tobacco there was CON
siderable increase 2o2 cwt arising from favorable
TURN IN the prices and the establishment OF
gar manufactures; besides which, few ess important
Itces are quoted which higher amoont Of duty
received AT The annual ng the ZolveFen Prussia
bad proposed reduction Of the cutss on iron, ma.
chDery, rice, paper and worsed yarns for weaving
Also the repeal or the transit duties and reduction o the
lax levied colonial In favor OF tho beet FAC
lores but, ~ alteration in the tariff OF the Zolverein
can be effected except by unanimous vote Of mem
bers and the South Ger States opposed 70 any
departure from the present system theee proposals. have
forms recommended by this government Il various
lmes-they have been adjourned ssne de- In the course
Of next month sort OF commercial Congress VIII Assem-
Bile here, composed Of delegates from the chief CONNER
cia cities OF Prrts, for the purpose Of deberssing ON
The state Of trade and peonng the Chambers remove
The shackles imposed industry BY the heavy duties
The corporation laws, So but for the reason just men
ched their wishes not likely 70 be attended TO- or
70 speak more correctly the Legislature will be precluded
BY the regulations Of the zoverein from dong anything
lowards realizing them, II least 80 Tar ~ REGARDS mod
6cation Of the tariff
Neither Of the two Chambers has held public sitting
his week but the special committee appointed Dy
House Of tOrde 70 report the Civil Marriage bill have
with only one dissentent vste advised s rejection 1t
cRion, and whether In that the Prince Regent will
make up he mind 70 take energetic steps against the fac
oue opposition o. handful Of arstocyas, which para
ses the action Of government and tenders all progress
impossible.
ms hoyd dgnbess nas deem lndeposed for some daya,
but now quite recovered, and yesterday for
the first time.
The Princess Frederick William ines Princess Victoria,
Of Enghnd) was coming TO the Eogsh chapel Sun
day, but taken i'll suddenly the road and had 70
turn hack. It is whispered that she again in the way
that ladies wish TO be, &c.
Tie King continues In much the state a usual
one dsy little better and the little worse There
seems 70 coubt however, that he gradually breaking
Up; be may finger sOme time longer but the slightest
hopes are entertained Of his nnal recovery.
Our st. Petersburg Correspondence.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. @, 1890
Diplomatic Disappointment as to the Co~grcs-Jenlosy Of
NayoeoHs Tnct-Intvio,e of the C-maw PSyt,fa- Chr