The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-11
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY DECEMBER H. s68-TRPLE

set1ts Spaniard busting and cleaning the spanish
throne and soli0quizng, SWELL now have care
dirty agailr,r
The information respecting the discovery OF con-
spracy y Paris, published recently IN the Gauscs ~
was obtained from H. Mgnard, brother in-aw to the
Minister Pinsrd, VINO has volunteered to suostsn stan,
tate the sand on the trial OF the editors Of tnat
paper for having publIahed false ney4
m many parts OF India the stat5 81 the crops Is
The inha6ltslts were neeing on ali sides from Raj
pootana, Marwar and Jeyp0re. the accounts from
Delhi aud the Central indian provinces were more
hopeful.
The Russian General werderewski, director OF the
Russian Customs, stands accused OF misappropra-
on Of crown property The returns OF salt at Nizn-
The trial of the General and his accOmpices was to
commence about December l.
From private correspondence received In Amster
l4th ult. numbers OF young men assembled on the
left bank OF the Seine Afer denOuncmg the conduct
OF the French government towards the Baudia
subscriptions they turned or all the ga5lights ana
dispersed.
According, to report recently published by the
House OF Commons In London appears that the last
Parliament sat ia sessions In 1856-the total dura-
ton being S04 hours and "a minutes. In 1857 1t SAT
128 sessOns-tme, 1,043 hours. minute. In 1865,
118 sesSOns-time, 842 hours 20 minutes. Being
total Of 36s sittings, occupying 26S0 hours, 55 min
utes
The merchants OF Newcastle, England, were lately
swnasd ont Of rs loo ey aa rss BY
cargo skipped to Rio Janer0. They left on board OF
the vessel, and shipped eighty dozen OF champagne
with which to comfort themselves under the extenu-
ating circumstances. steamer, with some detec-
tives has been sent after them.
Neapolitan passing himself or for the Marquis
do ", Frenchman, has been arrested near Como,
Italy. He Is suspected of being the author Of q
threatening letter sent to Count BaratynSk in which
the latter WAS N ins to in certain IT IN
In OF refusal threats held out OF killing the
Empress OF Russia
Many c0urtesies have been exchanged between
the royal families Of Russia and Italy The Empress
Of Russia has sent the Grand Cross OF ST. Catherine
has sent the Supreme Order Of the Annoncade to the
Grand Duke Alexis and the Grand Order OF SITS. Maui
rice and Lazarus to NJ BariatinSky aide-de-camp to
the Empress. by accepting the Supreme Order oil
the AnnOncade the Grand Duke Alexis becomes
"cOusin" to Victor Emanuel.
Austria Is now claiming from the States OF South
ern Germany sum OF l8, 900 forms due to her
on the liquidation of the landed property belonging
to the f0rtresses OF the former Germanic C0nfedera
ton. These governments are said to have replied
that article eight OF the Treaty OF Prague on which
the demand OF Austria Is based, only c0nfers right
to the movable property, and the commission nstl
tuted Gd hoo In the month OF April 1857, at Frank
FORT restored to Austria everything to which she had
q right.
Among numerous caricatures on Napoleons policy
regarding the Baudn prosecutions, the Ftschieo OF
Turin, gives the follOwing:-Napoleon Is surrounded
by unsurmOuntable barrier, composed OF the val l.
GUS newspapers seized and Is threatened to be crushed
by huge stone 1.-THE Baudin pr0secutions)-"llow
fOOShi he has worked himself into labyrinth well
knowing that the rock must inevitably crush htin'
Another represents Napoleon beating q female Qlb-
erCyl old lady (EurOpe Is looking on with evident
signs OF displeasure and indignaton-"Thc old lady
Is quite right to lose her temper when she discovers
that an impOstOr has only united himself to the
young woman IN order to Ill use her."