The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-20

lEConverf general nOfS9o
than he had been in his carriage and four 50 perfectly
had he the whole moving power under his control that he
stopped more quickly than An ordinary carriage and
the least danger Of any horse being frightened He
reached Beauly-a distance Of fourteen mies-in hour
pages and ffsesn minutes oss in getting water After
leaving Beauty, those parts Of the road where
distance forward be seen be attained the speed Of
eighteen miles hour and could have kept up this for
any distance with ease and safety. After reashing
Aliness his lordship turned to the lon, and took
rsre Saa ' severe test applied 70 ei S So. he
drove IL up the hills without difficulty, and coming
down the very steep deciivity near where The road
over was most satisfactory, and enabled him 70 de-
scend 1t any rate he wished and with perfect ease and
the inn O. e
After successful drive Of nearly seventy miles Satur-
day being very wet he remained there til the Afternoon
and having perfect confidence in his carriage from It's
workings Friday, be expects 70 reach Barrogi Castle
distance Of eighty miles, and over the seepest roads IN
Scotland
the National Gzs<us OF Berlin mys:-we learn
from good source that treaty has been concluded be-
tween Denmark and Sweden BY which the latter Power
federation attempting 70 establish by force Of the
Germanic pretensons over schleswick 70 send 10000
Swedsh troops into the Duchy. The treaty stated 70
have been negotiated 1t Paris.
The Greek Patriarch Of Csrlovitz has just petisoned
the Austrian government 70 allow . nator al synod and
congress- Of the vovoid 70 be held In ls4S the same
patriarch held synod and gress and he then excited
the Serbes 10 engage In that atrcda against the
Magyar; which resulted In the suppression Of the Hun
pOtism.
The Emperor OF the French has great fondness for
American horses and the French embassy jost vi
ssa Boston 70 purchase vs Vermont horse: for me Ina
that country The horses all Of the Emperor fAvo-
rite color dark bay Is hands high having fine action,
and trottiDg mile In Two minutes and MY seconds
Their cos. was between two and three thousand dollars
pair.
parts Of Switzerland singular Judicial penalties
was con con voisd BY the tribunal Of Un,erwaId for having
when IN eate OF intoxication in public house, employ
ed offensive language respecting the Pope, and he was
tered in private f,rtnights Imprisonment In the hos
pita weeks retirement 10 be pessed in re gious
eses n ,ne Monastery o. inc .apucnns 70 occupy 60
during that time 70 attend morning and evening service
and the class catechism be deprived inden
mite period Of his civil rights, and finally to pay all the
COSTS. 80
There any cities in the world which contain
from 100 0cO to 600 inhabitants twenty three from
eco eco TO 100000 and twelve which contain above
500 600.
The NATIONAL Unios Madrid accuses the Carlis.s OF
sedtiously Intriguing 70 bring absut the annexation Of
Catalonia 70 France.
match 10 come Of towards The end Of the present month
or the beginning OF next and not only the riemen Of
and Er gland, to be in vited 70 take part In II.
Of gold worth 900 pisstres aud represented
Of great artstc merit has been offered the spanish
Duke de Tetuan (0'Donnel) by the province Of Acant
vices.
An official document states that the cousumption or
coal in France II 600 oC0 tons yearythrec nfths Of
brought from abroad-l 100 900 tons from England 700
o0o from Germany, and TOO 600 from Prussia.
The Ordnance Select Committee, appointed by the
Horse Of Commons to test the merits q the whtworth
gun report II 10 be Ineligible for her Majcsys service
-Four causes OF objection said 10 be especially insisted
upon-namey, great irrcgulsrity ana uncertainty Of
danger 70 be spprehended from the launching resrwas
OF the friction tubes; wildnsss Of rcochet.
The italian journals state that . wealthy person OF
. ss sssss1 a.; a s Nm
the man With the largest hump his back In oil
o ma. me psrsons Nth me duty Of ssec.as
psnso the latter for their trouble he dpec that in add
ton 10 travelling expenses each shall DO presented with
geld medal bearing the eey OF .Esop, their prototype
letter from Berlin saysssr The Ministers Of War of
the various German Powers, assembled wurtzourK,
have decided that they WILL under every circumstance
MAINTAIN the principle Of unity Of command for she
raj army II hence results that Prussia finds hersc q
regards the majority Of the Diet the sit saton -
IL wore one, because hitherto the secondary states
soasb, oI meaDs Of Cancellation which have become
An Official publication Prussia shows that 81 the total
population. s15 at the end Of 1853 qo2 o27 were
Poles, IS 5s2 horavians, 61so Bohemian, 100 900
wtndes l3o $50 huana ANS upwards ~ 10 600 desccnd
ants Of French refugees, and the rest Germans
Tie Minister OF War in Austria has Just ordered that
Protestant soldiers sha only be inferred cemeteries
part separated from the Catholic portion by hedge or
enclosure. some OF the Austrian journals complain Of
the Measure being exceed ney illibefal aud only
cale, forth BY the requirements Of the Concordat
letter from vicpua Of the 7th ult.. In the Nurem.
pared Tor tie King of Naples 10 the Chaucau OF Fora At
Baden, near Vienna, which belongs 10 the Emperor"
The German Gd-sce Of Frankfort, ssys:s.rne following
"details respecting Bavaria and Austria communicated
n UR 4 afsOi n 4 a.
bet there exists between the two States cor vsnou Ia
virtue Of which bavaria will, In of need, supply
psrhap even Afford more efcscicus assistance Al VI
the sreaiest regard for Bavaria: cor
yease have reoeiveo orders 70 speak AZ much
they can OF the frisndshp Of the two natons The
Se,e NO sss.or 1 s sppssr 70 DC convinced
in intimate alliance ~th Anstrathai Ia fact without
orc The secondary States would be absorbed BY Prussia
The Queen 81 bavaris though Prussian princess Ia.
elines greatly 10 yards an alliance with Austria
Irish papers of recent date speak favoraby Of the har
v,st prospects in Ireland.
amongst the killed ., Melszro were General oosenz,
Colonel Core and CAPTAIN Guastas from Msntua one ~
the most dissir saished ciicers Of Medic,s stan
The Edo Agrole gives the following short summsr, Of
the accounts received from the COUNTRIES In the south az
ony In the North the crop OF wheat q ss,.s,ary
In Lnmbardy middliue, and In the rro yinc~s Of NJ,
dens, Parma and B'csra niinsrent 10 venctla the ~
suits Tier In various localities at Naples the crop will
be less than 0rst expected In Spain the harvst
the two CASTLES and la Msnchs has been sasisscsory
but IN AnoaIusia the quantity not equalled expccta
tation Accounts frcm Odessa aud whole Polish pro
vnce eve reason 10 hope that the crop wheat will be
excellent"
According 70 81 Petersburg letter the principle OF
intervention IN regard 10 the affairs Of Italy . nov
admitted by Rrssa Prince Gortchskon while FATTY re.
fusre TO guarantee the rcsssons OF the King Of Naples
reported 10 have sail 1.-The hacyon days or lesitima
cy and absolute solidarity over: have savci Aus
tria, helped Prussia and defended Germany IL IA now
time that We should think of ourselvesr
are tho material fruits q the victory q Melazxo
According 10 article In the y,uyraf dss CA>wsrs q,
Per- the total length Of the network % French railways
was On the let July hst, 10 $50 kilometres q. o.
mile each), a which $50 kilometres were Odd ana
see new " this lergth, p2l7 kilometres are at WORK
sSo3 In course Of construction, shortly so and
1,6sT only eventually conceded The sum expended
and 20 be expanded amounts 70 57sl Millions OF which
1850 GOO fr. had been employed up the slst o.
december, 1859.
According 10 the late accounts which have been re-
celved from Rrsia the Of the Serbs aues
tion on which the Emperor feels srong personal lnte
rests not 10 be speedily accomplished ~ had been
expected Count Psnim, whom the care OF that mat
l.tfnt lv 49,