Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-10-08


propsictors of each journal, as follows:
in Paris, for papers issued more than r'..
twice week, 100000 fr. 80
" semi-weekly, I5,CUD !r.
weekly, 5O.OOO fr.
monthly, 23,OOO fr.
in the departments, for papers IN towns
containing more than $4,000 inhabitants, 25,-
OCO francs, aud $4,000 francs in towns con-
tainng less than that number. delay of
four months is granted, within which propric-
tors OF journals are to tulil these requlsiions.
The lith article was also adopted, provid.
ing that one third of the sum deposited, shall
be the private property OF the responsible
editor. Also, the 18th, requiring the editor
10 sign each number of his journal, under tho
penalty of from 500 to 1000 francs. Also the
10th, requiring every article offered by tho
government in answer 10 one previously pub
lishcd, to be inserted gratuitors,y on the day
after its reception, provided it be not moro
than twice as long as that to which II is re-
ply-in which case the excess 10 be paid for
AS an advertisement. Also the i7th, provid-
ing for the insertion Of all official documents,
on payment Of the expenses, on the day after
they are handed in. Also the 18th, providing
that in case of conviction of an editor for all
offence under this law, the journal shall not
be published, except under another editor,
who has fulfilled all the prescribed condit-
ions.
/ The Sd title Of the law, relative to pictures,
&c. and the 9TH, regulating theatres and plays,
were also adopted, after long discussion, by
large mnjorities.
Il The first twelve articles were adopted on
the 2Sth with but little discussion and BY
large mnjortles, the struggle having been
! reserved for that cstabiish!n. the tariff Of so
Curity.
Il The law relative to the courts ofas vas
adopted in the chambe, of peers oh the eth,
substantially as reported, aud by large MA
jori,ics.
The arrest of man nnned pepiD, on tho
29tli, is spoken of as al important mcasnTe.---
| He is said To be the person who supplied FL
eschi with money for the purchase ofliis mur- +.
dcrous implements. 1t appears, however, that
he escaped the next DAY from the very hands
of The police. '
| 1t is said that prince Tnleyrsnd will speak
, against the law relative to the press, when it
comes before the chamber of peers.
| More of the prisoners recently tried by tho
chamber of peers have made their escape
| the whole number, at the latest date, who
/ had got of, was lhifty-two.
| The cholera still prevailed in the south of
France, and had also appeared in Italy. Mar
scics, Tonlon, Genoa, Nice, Touousc, and
many other places are mentioned in Which
cases have occurred.
/ Very little is said Of Fieschi; his eya,iiina-
tioms were continued, but do not appear 10
have elected any thing Of much importance.
| Much speculation had been excited in Par
is by the sudden resignation Of NJ. GisQuet,
the chief Of the police.
SPAIN.
i II is stated in the Constitutional Of the
Goth, on The authority of the London Globe,
that negotiations have been commenced be.
tween the queens government, and the au-.
thorties Of the three Basque provinces which,
successful, will put an end to the civil war.
1 The auxiliary junta OF Barcelona, have pre-
sentcd nn address to the queen, charging the
recent disorders upon LAUDER, whom they
accuse of secretly iavoring the Carlists, and
entrcating her to make convocation Of the
Cortes, for The adoption Of new constitution
which she'll meet the wants and wishes Of tho
nation. The government in reply had eX-
pressed n willingness to adopt this measure.
II No great action appears to have taken
place, but several skirmishcs are recorded, in
which the Carlists are said to have come off
! the worst.
L Seville had been visited with distu, ances,
similar to those Of Madrid and Barcelona
converts werc destroyed and the authorities
| replaced by others of popular appointment.
!, Tranquility was restored at Madrid, bnt II
was maintained only By the presence Of
strong military force. Two journals had been
suppressed by the government, and the cdi.
tors arrested.
|, Don Carlos was at Estella en- tho 20th Of {
! August.
Il The recognition Of South American Inde.
pendencc only awaited the arrival of the
Mexican minister, iwho left London on the
29th of Augusi) to be socmnly ratified ss
Madrid.
H The London Times announces that de.
spatches have been received from Madrid,
stating that the Liberals insist on the SUP.
preston Of ell converts, a reduction Of the
number of bishops and church dignitaries. the
abolition OF tithes, and the application Of con.
vent lands TO the wants Of tho government.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Tho new bill proposed by lord Melbourne
for the preservation of peace in Ireland, was
rejected by the lords on the 26th Of August,
by "A vote Of 81 To 39.---By this rejection, tho
power Of the police is left in the hnnds of tho
mag gislrates, instead Of being taken undcr tho
immediate direction Of the government II
will no doubt cnnse great dissatisfsctior. The.
object of the peers is 10 force u resignation
Of the Melbourne ministry and DISSOLUTION
'ofparanen', III The hope u,arn new election
wr'l Increase the conservative strength in tho
+, lower house.
: The Municipal Reform Bill. as amended
by tho Peers, wss r.ad in ,hc i,u,e of Goa.
scrs ~ the 2a,n