The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-16
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.

The government Of the United States, 10 said has In
Ssymed Hanover that after certain period will dsoon
t1nue raying the Ssade dues.
Austria and Sweden have promised the Swiss govern
ept hat the question Of the neutrality Of Savoy should
Ae broueht forward In the Congress, they will propose
Mat representative Of Switzerland shall be invited To
attend.
papers has established At St. Petersburg The d.
rector Of The office Baron Korn who is said 70 be
nberal man.
A st. Petersburg letter Says
At the end Of last year. you have already heard the
Emperor appointed military tribunal, presided by
= negligence in the supply Of the army OF the South aud
q the army OF the Crmea during the campaign against
allies Tha. court has Just completed rs abors and de-
hvered very severe Judgment General Major Zatler
and Colonel Mosznsk the chief ntendants Of the two
Des have been condemned 10 lose their rank their deco
raons and the dignity of nobility and To be Incorporated
N the army common solders Councillors Werderows,
Brodesk, Wit and Chechebrod have been subjected to
The same sentence; Councillors Wojczchowsk and Orow
Ski have been sent into houses of correction Council
ors AkiDn and Tchornon dismissed from their situations
Tho London Herald Of the 2sth Of December, re-
MARIE
BY conssntng to send representatives to the Congress-
Lord Palmerston has committed this country what will
probably eventuate In useless discredtabe expcn-
sve effort Of unnatural interference, necessary
desirable and convinced not wished for by the
majority Of countrymen There is too much reason
10 suppose either that the French Emperor has again
liz
that the latter again playing his old game Of distract
hg public attention from home affairs.
In the commercial reports by the Hungarian from Bsr-
nbgham Belfast, and Bradford there Ia little TO notice.
trade having been affected by the inclemency Of the
weather. The Nottingham lace trade remained dull In
Leicester the hosiery branches rather active and
business generally in a eas. factory condition Man.
chester exhibited exceptional instance ofheavy markets.
with recedng prices. The state Of things in Newcastle
Nkewise iunnr0ved fhrou0h tho condtou tho
weather. Prospects in Sheffield good, the reports
being Of satisfactory nature than has been the
ease for heightened period. In Northampton trade
quiet but the markets coeed with encouraging ex-
pestations for the new year.
A letter from Turin OF the 2lgt December, says
Trieste continues very desoate, the separation Of Io
earoy rom the Austrian empire having been very preu
come still more severe when the transit trade from,
Switzerland towards the East shall become more general
directed towards Genoa. The Commercial community
Of Trieste already call for in the event of an Italian Con
Recreation being formed the establishment Of Zolvere in
ton the customs would e;ome very serious one for
The whole Of the Austrian empire Austria will perhaps
eude the Italian zoveren as she has the German one
But 1t will be subject OF great discomfort in Veaea
A Stuttgardt letter says
meeting Of patriots has just taken place at Geppin
gen. composed OF men who declined joining the National
Society founded Frankfort Of the supremacy
IT a anc sae oy
however adheres to the principles Of the National Society
On all other points, and voted several resolutions in
ssrdance herewith.
The British Board Of Trade returns for the month Of
November issued. We subjoin statement Of the
TOTAL declared value Of the exports Of British and Irsh
produce and manufactures during the month and eleven
months
Month of Nop First eleven months
1ab7. fS,2S58l6 Ellis. 007 1876
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1859. 1O,S68 ,lO1 u9,6l3l85
The aggregate shipments IN November were 1881 665,
or cent November 1858, aud e. 1856
more than IN November, 1867. Those for the eleven
months Of the present are fl3 $685. or IL cent
nd "a sos osS or CENT o5s n 1887