The New York herald., 1844-11-24


The Piedmontese Gazette Of the 18th nit. states
that three sharp shocks OF earthquake were felt al
-Dumonte on the l3.h. -
: Young Prince de Joiaville is getting to be con.
s,dered rather remarkable hero, among the
French people. .ss. ...,J
!. The return of O'Connel from Derrynane to
Dublin was continued scene Of enthusiasm and
triumph
Accounts rom Albania represent that province
as still IN partial state of revolt against the govern
ment- Strong measures We're in train 10. put an
end TO these disturbances ,N ~.
A banquet was recently given by the King Of
Prussia, TO which the grand rabbi of the Jews was
invited, which gave mortal offence to some digni-
taries OF the Christian church in Prussia.
Prince Albert is following the occupation Of
grazer, by fsttening cattle in Windsor Park On
Friday last he had sale offatstock which brought
upwards Of El400
The Paris presses state that, at Urdos in Spain.
two lions and tiger escaped from n menagere y
One OF the lions devoured child and wounded
the mayor Of the town. r
:, frightfal accident recently occurred on the
Rhlne,. at Chanaz. by the upsetting of boat-s
twentyseight charity children and two boatmen
were drowned. -'
AT an execution Of two murderers in Hungary
recently, the two cuprts contended with each
ON otneI ior the honor Of dying first one being no.
get to blows and were with difficulty separated.
1t is said that Earl Powis is to bo the
new vlceroy OF Ireland, and from his qualifications
and connexions, 1t was supposed he wouldbe popu-
lar. s-ts.s - .a-t -, ~. 4. 80, = r..
! O'Connelps surrender Of repeal for the new
scheme has not been go favorably received as he
expected by his party. Fl . Ia, .....,.~y
II is calculated that if the duty were paid ON the
whole OF the tobacco at present in bond in London
alone, including manufactured and dunmanufactured
tobacco and cigars, the sum would amount to little
short OF seven millions sterling.
:, Mn. SrupGr ! TERROR Ap -C.sp - Cou.c,r,~,
"A good deal OF amusement has been excited by
the announcement, In the last monthly " Corn Cir
cuar" OF the Messrs Surge, that the firm intend,
II future, to decline the sale OF mailing barley
Ten IS,cns' Messenger.
BoDr OF A MAN FoUND AT THE GUANo ISLAND -
SHERRNEss, Oct. 81 IA letter from Mr. H Nav
OF the Will Watch, at Ichaboe, to his father at
this place, dated Aug g. states that sthe body oi
a man has been dug out of the bed of the guano in
apreseryed state the captain intends bringing it TO
England. II IS supposed to have been buried
number of years. ;ee .n. 4. ~ :
The GuANo TRADE-Thc Melpommene arrived at
Cove Of Cork from lchaboe. left about nine weeks
since, at which time there were 240 sal there.
No fewer than 40 vessels arrived there in enc day.
India Gazette, Nov. a. .u ss-I !
The proportion Of males to females in New South
Wales is now said to be ten to one.
Freights to America were dull, The new packet
ship Northumberland, Of 800 tons, sailed from Liv-
erpool for New York with 400 tons of Newcastle
Goals, and this shipment was madein consequence
of the want of a more valuable CARGO r,'-
Last year the collection for Mr.. O'Connell
amounted to, E2s, ,00e, and the repeal rent was
The weekly collections made during the pr present sent
year amount to about E39, 600. f 's' Ii
CorToN MANUFACTURERS IN PRussIA-The Ber-
lin journals announce great rise in the price of
cotton goods in Prussia, and add that the mnnufac-
turers IN that country are in the most prosperous
state.
Ppopoc ATOM or pAurJAnrNr Ar tbc r.orr, !,
Windsor, the 7th day of October 1914, present, the
Queens Most Excellent Majesty in Council--It s
this day ordered by Her Majesty in Council, that
the Parlianent, which stands prorogued to Thurs
day, the 10Th day Of October instant, be further
proroguedato Thursday, the 18th day of December
next. ss.-4s ~ ..4 4ss4 M - .ssssss
/ Private letters from New Zealand mention due
between the Solicitor General and Mr.. Hugh Rose
The former was killed at the first fire and the latter
who was slightly wounded, has since heen held to
bail in 800 pouads. +. .l.f .s"s+4 le
A duel with sharp fois took place the other day,
near St. Jean de Luz, between Mr. Canning. an
Engllshman. and NJ. Dhoho,. Frenchman, the ri
val editors Of two light weekly journals, published
at Bayonne. The latter was seriously ii not NOR.
tally wounded = .... ~ a.-.e : l., .as-
The excitement which recently existed in the
British dockyarde, on account OF the expected
trouble with France, has died away; and several
orders from the government, for fitting out vessels
tor service, have been c0untermnnded.
TIE WEATHER IN FRANcK.-Ihe Sentinelle des
Pyrenees Of the 26th ult. publishes the following
paragraph: "For tho last 20 days we have lived in
an atmosphere ofcontinual storm The wind never
ceases to blow, and the dilusian rains saurate the
earth. A considerable portion Of the maize crop,
which is still 10 be saved, will be seriously in
ured." W @ 7t"'
The English brig Heron, which arrived from
Almeira ON the l2h sailed from Gibraltar on the
5sh of last month, with a general cargo, and her
papers regularly made out tor Alglers; when, on
the 9th, about thirty miles south Of Carthagena she
was.chased and searched by Spanish guarda-costa.
After some delay, and the seizure OF her cargo by
the Spanish authorities, che was conveyed TO
Almeira. The Warspite had received instructions
to demand her Liberation.
There was battle fought on the 18th of Octo.
ber, between the French troops under General
loss is stated at about $50 killed and wounded and
that OF the Arabs at 600 The French were COM
pelied to retreat-and marched 40 miles without
once halting," harrasged by their enemies.
Her Majesty and Prince Albertare expected to
leave Windsor this day on visit to the Marquis Of
Exeter, at Burlelgh House, near Stamford, in Lin.
conshire and alter returnng,t ito honor in similar
manner the noble owners OF Goodwood, ArendeI
and Strathtiel ldsays., Gal,gnan's Messenger says
that the Royal pair have promised the King OF the
French to visit Paris in the course Of next year.
The grand ceremony Of opening the new Royal
Exchange Of London, took place on the 1st inst,
and was attended, in great state and splendor by
the Queen, accompanied BY his Royal Highness
nobility, Foreign Ambassadors, and other dislin.
guished individuals. III t'tos ,-~
THK QUEEx's VIsrr TO THE VIcToRY.--The parti-
culars attending Queen VIctoria's Visit TO the
Victory, l20 gun ship, on the 2lst ult, are given
looked remarkably well, and appeared in excellent
health and spirits. She was attlred in a white
straw bonnet with black feather and black rib
bons, black silk dress, AID black satin mantilla.
Prince Albert wore suit of black. The Queen
was shown the spot where Nelson fell, and also
where he expired. The places are marked by
brass inscriptions.
ATTEMPT TO MURDER Carr. WooDHoUsE.--We
deeply regretto state that murdcrous attempt was
made at this port upon the life Of Captain Wood
house, of the New York packet ship "Queen ofthe
West" on the 10Th ult., about o'clock, p. M
AT the hour mentioned, Capt Woodhouse was leav-
ing his vessel, in the Princes Dock, and, when
passing through the gate, he sssailed by tall,
powerful man, in sailors drese, who, without
saying word, Strung towards him, and struck him
meudous hlow ith n heavy leaden hall stuno