The New York herald., 1866-07-31
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN ITEMS.

MtSCELLAEEUuS fukttuW IIEMSs
The Secoro OF Milan Of the 20 h Of June says-This
morning the station master Of villaanca was brought
here in custody for series Of nfames committed on
the 24th. He got possession OF some important
dispatches OF the Italian army and transmitted them 20
the Austrian commanders; next, he completely compro
missed the movement Of brigade by breaking up tho
rails; and lastly, he peaaanls throw down
the posts OF the teogaphc communication between
italian corps and another. Notwithstanding rrefuablo
proofs OF treason the Italian generals have been gene
rous enough TO leave him his fc and send him TO the
ordinary tribunals for trial
The number Of Austrian prisoners held at the seat of
war is becoming astonishing according to tho Prusian
bulletins General De Room the Minister OF War; who
left with the KING has tcegraphed 70 the Minister of
Commerce A. Ilzenplitx who occupies temporarily the
War Oce that the number exceeds fourteen thousand
ana that IL is Impossible 70 lodge them all 10 The
fortresses Sess, and that he has directed thou
sands on Berlin fhe Queen will remain In the capital
for the entire duration OF the war
The Emperor IL RussIa has oomplimented the En-.
peror Francis Joseph OF Austria the victory Of Gus
tozza Count lie Stackeburg who charged with that
mission took advantage OF tho opportunity TO express
tho nope that this victory would not he the only
Efforts madg TO attach TO that observation an I'm.
porance which will probably not bo lost sight OF at
Berlin
The Kim OF Hanover about join his father In law
in the Duchy OF Altenburg
Lieutenant Colonel DE- Blennradcr, commander of the
neutrality-suspicious. contingent has shot hims II
This corps destined to be Incorporated In the Prns
sian army. From some expressions which escaped the
unfortunate officer, II would that he preferred
rather % die than to take par Ia irarcida wal among
Germans
letter from Hanover states that serious disturbances
have Jusl July - broken out In Harburg. number OF
workmen out of employment attacked tho police and the
military. soldier Of the andwehr, which had been
called order seriously hurt by a
blow from The commander then ordered his
TO load I'll ball and dsperse the rioters with the
bayonet Five persons wero arrested Tho Prussian
Governor threatened 70 proclaim the state OF siege Il
thuse scenes acre repeated
The Inhabitants Of Atniens France wero being dec
ot ft ~ aaofp 4p NJ Hgr
and aborcrs perishing, a prey 70 the scourge,
though every assistance Is rendered them The Empress
EUgenie aa been o tbe first al the post of danger
where numerous victims have iaon Ihi1 year ~ INST
Amenl narpciles and ronlon the French phS 81
ans have struggled against the seonTse ana saved many
from s fury only to all victims ~ y themselves inc
Empress retired from Amiens April q and was welcomed
by an immense crowd Al the railway depot
At Amicns Eugene approached tho bed ofeach patient,
and spoke few kindly words. anu after long stay re-
turned the prefecture A her Majesty was leaving
She hospital two poor children were presented 70 ner az
having been rendered orphans by the cholera, and the
Emprosa Immediately announced her determination 20
adopt them After rapid d$!amcr the Empress visited
all the other establishments for Tho reception o. tho
chol patients n tho city, and then LEFT FOR PARIS
Tie Con tiiution-cl in rcmarkng Tho visIi OF tho
Empress sAys." Whcn cournge AMI devotodncss sr ia
question: nothing astonishea us on tho par of the En-
press That august lady has arcustorned France 10
consider herosm and charity IA her as simple matter
OF course"
The JoyaaI d. Comeref9 of Lisbon yays:--It IL in
dubtable that a discovery has been made or n
eonfpimcy in more than ono Portuguese rcg-
rnent and that oincoTs compromised Tho
government hag taken measures y MAINTAIN pub
~ ORDER We DO not know what The ing ~ the
conspifaiors Tho government could not yield 70
any pressure and Is io have tho support % all hon
est pn RIOTS lt Il but be energetic and u can count on
the entire nation
Constantnople journals tie 9Th OF June contain
the following Tho rumor has been current In official
circles that omcr pasha will the Danube A. once.
Though unable 10 youch FOR tho Literal accuracy of THIS
report have 10 believe that u IN at most only
IN advance Of tho fact by few days Prince John
.a4 iti4fof IN al
Prince Charles bt the Porto refuses 10 condone the
irrcgulary of tho election, and h our information
states poavely decided the occupation In view of
tbs decision, may be worth While TO restae inc
strength Of under the Immediate command OF
the serdar Ekrem. The troops commanded by his
Highucss have been named thc Army Of the Danube,
ana comprise 10 900 men OF the Imperial Guard, tho
whole tho second rp dormse 25,0oo the Egyptian
lnRent of ZOO, and some 1900 rcdiis, or IN all
about IS 900 The headquarters ~ this force at
Shuma, with q right wias 10 600 strong al knstchak
under Balta Yahya Paiha, aud - len a, Widdin
Two Du,ch nsiuraliste- named Pollen snd Van Dam
who o Hayrs for Reunion Madagascar and the adjacent
sands IN 1863 a scientific excursion have arrt Ell al
Cherbours their return home They were weil re-
ccyed everywhere, and have Sacable collection Of
objects ~ natural history and ethnography.
project Is under tho confederation of the municipal
y of Fars for erecting caIe 10 the memory ~ the
numerous generations whose relics ar ioInd W TIE
Roman ra,nomt~
A communication from ormontdr--us. In the snion
~ vsud states thai tc nfst ascension q te vysnbpfn
thu year las lest been made BY Mr. Frederick W Long
man. ~ Ballot College, oxford, England.
al HALIFAX Finland, Ffhraim Smith, carpet wcayor,
killed to ~ - daughters aged ye ani Ten years he
hy snfocauon ana Tie other W cutting Ler throat,
and afterwards comnittcd rlcide
The Bl,hsp 81 London lately consecrated ne church
or 81 Actasi shotedltrh, Whom the Clergy attended ~
ptocs u various color and Tho Bahop directed them
10 remove tho-n uhandA"
onc ~ liz largest hofols n the Grand Nlurneon Al
The Frsac camp Gibbons. La been destroy tibY 1tc
Tue hu Girg situated near ne thenlr' slIch = hH
nomenf Nhen hc Ore > shn va ird wth 80 PCS
having spread Mfl0tF ftN nN4tEfN fNat