The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-12
NEW YORK HERALD. MONDAY AUGUST IL 1857

II sx weeks This space OF time appears 70 be NOR
than sufficient 70 arrive at preliminary understsndin
with Ro,s Cardinal Rauscher It is said is not charged
with this d.. 'cate mission without having sounded tn
incna.ions Of = ne Holy See
The PART, pr.s., .. July 20 says
The arbsdian ,ussr scion is on the point OF break
| ing out We are infmmst from the best source tina
formal orders have ranh aed by Garibald TO ths
chiofs OF the bands OF which he h. tne supreme drsc
ton. AT the Same time learn tlst disorders have
occurred In vsnetia These troubles ne confirmation
OF which will PROBABLY arrive. APP year TO be con-
| state Of inability TO protect the Roman frontier
| The Roman National JuRta issued proclamation Of
great length dated July IT. calling to for thspver
throw Of the Popes temporal power The document 0es
not seem have produced tho slightest effect
quiity has not been disturbed any point OF the
Roman States.
The Csr~e DELI Emilia publishes favorable nows as to
the harvest in Lombardy. Wheat is abundant and Of
fair quality hemp promises we'll the vineyards also at
present give reason to hope for satisfactory VIM
tsge; the grape disease has only shown itself 10 few
places and in very small quantity The reports from
the peghoorlng provinces are satisfactory
An ItaianSwiss international commission IL shortly
TO proceed mark better frontier between the
countries The operations says the Turin Gaxne will
probably commence In the ysltsiine and the Commits.
sioners appears arc to tho sh OF August
in little Swiss village tho frontier Colonel the
Coit Cnt5t OF Stau OF Military DIVISION
Of Turin is the head of the Italian Commissioners,
nd clone! Delarageaz President Of those of swizer
laud
letter from Madrid. In the Courier de Boyonne,
says
You have heard Of risings in Catalonia. Nothing
serious has resulted from them and the leaders of
these disturbances are to appear before the military
tribunals For long ii ne past have Observed that IN
no other country are there concocters o. false
news as this In northern province is said
iiadrd, town the Portuguese frontier, has
risen and ia this way people kept continual fear
OF revolution, business is paralyzed, and poverty
instead OF disappearing, goes on increasing.
sponden writing from Vichy to Paris Journal
says;--
The King Of SWEDEN Charles XIV, liyos here in
the strctest ncognto under the Of Count de Beck
asco resides in the Emperors villa. the interior Of
which NJ leaure the architect has arranged TO suit his
Majesy's convenience He has in attendance h % pr-
vate phys clan, d. Lundberg and doctors Alque and
Wiemni first and second inspectors of the baths Tue
King fond OF tho theatre, and goes there every
ing. With that exception his lie Is singularly retired.
lie ia said TO be well versed in music, himself writing
words TO the melodies which he composes.
The Grand Duke Constantine. of Russia travelling iu-
cognito was received Saturday evening July II, at
the of thu Eastern Railway, Paris by the Rus
Ambassador and the members of the embassy. His
Imperial Highness who brother of the Emperor Alex
ander was born in 1927. He Grand Admiral Aid de-
Camp General and President OF tho Council Of the Rus
sian Empire. He married the Grand Duchess Alexandra
Jos6oyna daughter Of Duke Joseph of eAltenburg
in IS4s
Masonic Lodges have 5cen closed n Austria since 1904
The attempt to procure the reopenng of them in 1849
failed The Vienna Masons endeavoring to obtain an
authorization to reconsttute the former lodge Of that
city.