The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-01

ruRus, Feb IA. 1863.
The Minister OF Finance in his report 70 the Chamber
stated that the deficit tho 3st Of December 1852 was
37a 600 rcs Tho Minister proposes that the Dudses
for 1858 should be regulated by c.eas 70
0s n s e. an sa
years BY OF loan Of 100 res BY the sale
Of crown lands and the consolidated conversion OF large
number OF mortgage estates by an increase OF the And
tax by the establishment Of taxes certain descriptions
sna Ss
security Of landed property by reorganization On tns
existing banking system and by reform the metnod
OF granting mortgages The Minister stated IN CONCLUSION.
that the considered necessary 70 take "a
vantage Of tho existing political bill 70 regulate the
fAvorably received by the Chamber The debate upon
the financial scheme Of tho government VIII commence
london lFeb ley correspondence Of Manchester Guar
dian
an 1orry 70 hear from very well informed friend.
just arrived from Italy, and wen acquainted with the
whole pesomne OF administration there. very unsas
factory account Of the confusion and weakness OF the ad
man-some sabstitute ior Cavour-one in whom the Ita
1RAa reoognixe the embodiment OF their natonel
aims, hopes aud existence The King keeps carefully
But he Will not sacrifice his personal tastes for
sporting md other pleasures Of less innocent kind 90
geant duties N royalty which might work 30 much good
In Italy st ih moment, with three or four great cities
o. capitals e more Provincial s towns 4 Impossible 10
estimate too highly am assured the good that would 20
done 10 fuslng Italy one BY the Kings residing few
months IA Florence Milan Though there Il Is less urgent
ly necessarily, and, above all. Naples
THB "DIsTINGUIsHRD'' WIPE OF premier RATAzzI.
BY the way friend enables TO contradict tho state
ment made by correspondent Of the London Globe.
FEW days back the marriage Of the Princess de soms
the grand daughter Of Lucien Buonaparte with Ratazz
ne Sa . aony ns s
used to be shown In the debates Of the Chamber by her
sending him notes in pencil from the gallery where she
listened the discussions. The history OF this but too
celebrated lady il almost strange and unnarratabe
that Of Lady Peterborough herself who is now living as
the wife Of shcik Of Of the Arab tribes about Pal
myra, aud whose portability one OF our best water
color painters, lately returned from Syra-in Pal
my Of hs rnns see.v ss night.
Tho Princess Dc solms Is the daughter Of Mr. wyse,
lately our Minister to Athens Sy MS w,.s one 81 the
Just before the death Of the great Napoleon, at ST.
Helena, Mr. Wyse, then an ardent young whg, lett Eng
At st. Helena He brued his intention freely and at
Rome introduced to the family Of Lucien. VINO nad
then marrsd a. w. os
high spirited and wilfu girshe spoke with enthusiasm
Of her uncle, expressed the delight she would feel u
visiting him his exile, and her regret tnat she could
not accompany Mr.. wyse on his pous errand He sug-
gested there way in which she might do 80 with
oirer thus hastily made. They were marred-the En-
peror died before they could accomplish their visit the
assorted pair were separated The Princess dc soms,
OF the daughters Of this union unites her mothers
beauty and brliancy with her mothers reckiessness
After icunesse 0rd0etse and defiant Of opinion,
in which Madame de Sos has figured as the friend, In
succession OF distinguished as NJ PoDsard tho
acadcmIcan and dramatst, and NJ Eugene Sue she has
now IL Is confidently reported, availed herself OF the
liberty given her by the very recent death OF her hus
banda sort OF princely mbecle-to marry ~ Ratazzi
This marriage, as have said, she denies. Madame Ia
Princesse enjoys yearly allowance OF twenty thou
sand francs from the Emperor, on certain conditions
which hcr imperial cousin considered essential 70 the
family credit do not know II he would consider that
trenched upon her marriage with the clover advocate
who has lately been such friendly relations with the
Tuiieries
India.
CALCUTTA, Jan. 80, 1858.
Shirtings higher. Mule twist active and advancing.
Indigo declining. Copper unchanged. Lnsecd quiet.
Juto advancing Exchange, %. I'd. Freishts. 1928 3d.
BOMBAY, Jan. 80, 1863
Cotton 90 rupees higher Piece goods 2 lower.
Linseed lower. Freghts for cotton, sos.