The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-02

Of Trinity College, and, moreover, staunch fol-
ower Of the tenets of the Church Of England.
that he is to be married to the sister Of Fellow OF
Trinity College. The Lberator is an admlrer OF
Miss MD, most Interesting and accomplished
lady, in her 23d year. but her connections laugh at
the idea of her entering into hymenal bonds with
the Father of his country, now in his 72d year
The whole banking capital paid up IN ireland IS
only 81 500 ,00o, deducng the capital OF the Bank
OF Ireland, all lent 10 government. Inc whoie
available banking means Of Ireland is:-Average
Is 100000; deposits, E6,0O0.0co, and
and paid-up capital, including The whole capital OF
the Bank OF Ireland, 100000, making total OF
fl5, 100000.
land in 1920 was 22, which by the crash Of 1926
were diminished TO eight The first jolnt-stock
bank established. exclusive Of the bank OF Ireland,
was IN 1928, and at the present time the numbers
joint-stock banks, only seven of which are banks
of issue.
A young boy, about eleven years of age, was
committed to gaol on Thursday, for setting tire to
the house belonging to John M'Cabe, at Old Leigh
liza, on the 9th inst.
Twelve houses at Stradbaly were burnt down
on Wednesday by incendiaries.
The extensive mills at Colloony, occupied by r.
MangaD, Esq, were destroyed by fire on Saturday
night last
Spain, since our last publication, has witnessed
another change In her nomlnalrulers. we say no.
may be appointed as Minitter, the real rulers are
Narvaez ana the Queen Mother The following
is the list of the new Cabinet-General Narvaez,
OF he Goune and r 81
M. Mon, Minister of Finance; M Pidal, Minister
of the Interior; M. Mayana, Minister of Justice;
and General Armero, Minister OF Marine. Inc
names all belong to the Ultra-Moderado and Afran,,
cessado party. NJ Gonzales Bravo is appointed
Ambassador 10 the Court of Lisbon. The Madrid
Gazette publishes the decree abolishng the state OF
siege throughout the kingdom. The proceedings
of the new Ministers have so far proved satisfac-
tory, and evince disposition to revert to course
of legal government. Several parties, against
whom warrants had been issued for alleged parti-
cipaton in the conspiracy of Allcant, have re-
ceved notice that there is now no charge against
them. Among the number are Messrs: Joaquin,
Maria Lopez, and Fernando MadoZ, who had for
some time past remained concealed. On presenting
themselves to the political chief, they were INFORM
ed that they were at perfect liberty. decree for
the dissolution Of the Cortes and convocation OF
new assembly is expected to appear shortly. The
new Government delays giving any programme OF
its future policy, on the ground that II ls desirable
that the whole OF the members of the Cabinet should
be able IN the first place to come together. 1t IS
reported that the Cortes will not be convoked until
October or November next. The Queens visit to
the sea coast is again spoken of, and she will most
probably visit the Basque provinces, in company
with her mother 1t is rumoured that the Captain
Generalship of Madrid, vacated by Genera. NarveaZ
was offered excessively to Generals Concha and
Serrano, and declined by both Accounts from Bar
celona give amentable picture of the state OF the
working classes there, and it is supposed that a
fresh lnsurrecion will break out if some relief be
not promptly afforded by the authorities.
The two Queens and the lntanta will leave Ma
drid the 10Th for The baths Of Celas, in Catao-
MIA. General Narvasz, 1t is said, is the only minis
ter who will accompany them
The French ministry has sustained two defeats
since our last pubcation---the fl by the Chamber
of Deputies annulllng the third election of M.
Charles Latiitle, on the grouud Of his having com
mtted " collective corruption" In promising the
electors to construct at the expense no doubt, OF
banker,) a branch of that road to their town,
Lousers, from the main road. The second check
was in the election OF M. Seller, as Deputy for
Cherbourg, inithe room of the late Colonel dc
ties are still engaged with the Secondary lnstruc-
ton and Prison Bills. which appear to afford al.
most intermnabe TODD for the legislative genius OF
our Gallo neighbors The debates offer no
thing worthy of remark, and excite little
or no interest. In the Chamber of Peers,
an amendment brought forward by the
Jesuit party, for the establishment of a superior
council Ofpublic instruction, which would have the
superintendent OF all private seminarles OF educa-
ton,. was rejected almost unanimously. The
Duchess OF Kent Is still IN Paris where she CONT
to receive the utmost attention and hospitality
from Louis Philippe and his family The intended
The Maritime Project OF Cherbourg has command
ed to be made at Havre several silk flags on which
are to be embossed the arms OF England and
France. 1t is said that the hing after having
crossed the channel, will, his return proceed to
Brest with the squadron which is being prepared TO
accompany him. The Committee of the Chamber
of Deputies to which the Paris and Belgium Rail
road Bill had been referred for examination, has
determined that this important line shall be COM
pleted at the public expense, and managed by the
state tor its own account.
In the Chamber OF Deputies, on the 4th inst,
discussion Of some interest arose on the bringing
up OF a report on petition for the immediate abo-
lition of slavery. M. Denis, who brought up the
report, said that the condition and sufferlngs OF the
negroes in the colonies was much exaggerated.
With few exceptions, the inquiries made were sa-
tsfacory. He admitted, however, as also did the
Government, that slavery must sooner or later dis
appear from the French possessions, but an imme-
date abolition would, he commended, be very dis
astrOus.
The Minister of the Interior declared there was
no doubt on the part of the government as to the
necessity of ultimately abolishing slavery, but the
time had not arrived when the government could
safely propose the immediate abolition Of slavery.
II was necessary that the blacks should be instruct
ed and civilized, and for that purpose the govern
ment was anxlously employed IN establ Fishing SEMI
naries of religious and moral instruction, and In
regulating the periods OF labor
very spirited discussion followed, IN the course
of whicq NJ Ledru Rollin declared that the semi
naries spoken of by the Minister OF Marine had
been long established, but that they were use ess,
because the masters OF the blacks would not allow
their slaves to attend the schools; and NJ. Gnlzot
said that it was so well known that the immediate
abolition was impossible, that he dared any MEM
Der to propose it,
Ultimately the Chamber referred the petition to
the Minister of Marine and Colonies.
The discomfort in the army Is attributed to jea-
lousy, caused by distribution OF decorations and
promotions on the kings birth day. The Lyons
journals announce that the agents of the Ligtima-
lists were exceedingly active in their city. The
Mexican minister in Paris has contradicted the
statement that several Frenchmen had been mas
sacred in Mexico. 1t is said that negotiations, III
progress for the marriage of The Prince de Wappa-
nl with Queen Isabella Of Spain, promise TO termi-
nate successfully, notwithstanding the opposition
of Louis Philippe.
Portugal.
After most striking display of the weakness Of
the Portuguese government, Almeida has surren
dered and Boonfm with all the other chiefs and
officers, have been permitted to retire into Spain.
The men, on laying down their aims, were allowed
TO disband, and proceed to their former occupa-
lions or brigandage, without the slightest moesta