The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-22

amounts to GOO sterling The case was tried, o
course, without jury
The collection of the new taxes had begun a
Madrid. The political chief OF Granada, Senol
toronda, had resigned in consequence, II is sand, o
not choosing 10 take the risk OF carrying out the new
system IN that province.
A final sentence has been given by the court
martial, General Cordova al their head, against Dor
Mateo Calvo, an ex-depuy, aud the two editors Of
the Eco, who declared acquitted OF the charge OF
being implicated in the attempt 10 shoot Narvae2
two years ago; bur, strange 10 say, while the sem
, tence declares that " Don Lorenzo Mateo Cavo,
Don Francisco Madraldua, and Don Juan Antonio
MEGA are absoived,' Il adds, 1.-THE Imprisonment
they have suffered serving punishment and
also imposes on them the costs of the process and
fine Of 100 dollars, IN addition, on Senior Cavo.
An lnsurrecuonary movement IN Portugal has
caused troops 10 be assembled on the frontier. The
Tempo declares that the Cabinet has positively re-
fused 10 submit To the exlgencies of the Court OF
Rome, but is prepared 10 assure the clergy the
means OF honorable existence. The Cortes, il Is
positively expected, will be assembled in December
and The presentation OF the budget will take place
immediately.
In 1867 Spain possessed lis men-of-war, of which
67 were vessels, Al frlgates. AT present she has
vessels OF war, 8 much pomp
The Judge OF a court OF law has been dismissed,
because he was severe enough in the trial of
some political offenders. Such is justice IN Spain
The France publishes the following letter from
Genoa, OF October "a -
"Shortly after the arrival Of the Emperor and En-
press OF Russia IN this city, they received Visit
from Don Carlos and his wife The interview was
exceedingly cordial. The Emperor and Don Car
los conversed together a long time, and few hours
after the Emperor and Empress returned the visit;
During his short stay Al Genoa, the Emperor had
frequent interviews with Don Carlos. The King OF
Sardinia shows great attention to the later, ana 20
the young princess. TheyIall dine frequently with
the King"
The Geneva dates are 10 the 26rh ult.
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would be prohess occupation OF your space. Sui
flee II then TO say that there is no news Stirring
The country is tranquil, though the enmlty between
the radicals and the conservatives is as bitter as
ever and they oppose each other every occasion.
As long, however, as they refrain from breaking
each others heads, no one will trouble them.
Belgium.
The advices from Brussels are TO the 9th ult.
NJ. Van de Weyer, our Minister OF the Interior,
and chief of the Cabinet, was enreated to allow
himself TO be put in nomination candidate for
election 10 the Chamber OF Deputies tor Brussels
He stated that he would take no part himself IN the
election, but that If returned he should be most
grateful 10 the electors, and would do his best to
serve them, The election took place, and resulted
in the defeat OF the Minister by large majority.
In some other places opposition candidates have
been returned In this city, the municipal elections
have almost all gone In their favour. They are,
consequently, in high spirits with respect to the
campaign In the approaching session.
II appears that some strange mlsapprehenslons
exists with regard 10 the commercial treaty between
this country and French. The English papers talk
about It's being arenewed by ordinance of Louis
Philippe, bat we believe that nothing less than
express act of the Chamber can effect that, and 1t
may be we doubted whether the Chamber will give
II.
The States General Of Holland have been opened
by long speech from the King, OF which, perhaps,
the most noticeable point Is, that he begs that no
answer may be given to II. Last year an answer
refused.
The draining OF the Zuyderzee is to be attempted
Italy.
The news from Milan Is TO the 22d ult.
There has been no further outbreak in the Papal
States, but they greatly agltated. Instead OF
adopting conclllatory measures the Government
has done exactly the contrary. Nothing could be
more stupid; Cancellation would secure peace for
the Government without many sacrifices; severity
will exasperate the people beyond endurance; and
though they may be put down by brute force, again
and again, they are sure TO triumph in the long
\ The Grand Duke OF Tuscany gained great praise
tor refusing to deliver up some refugees on demand
OF the Papal Government, sending them, instead,
France; but he does not appear inclined 10 act SO
generously towards second batch,
Germany.
Our accounts from Berlin, are to the Goth ut
You will have observed that many of the English
French, and even German newspapers, contained
statements contradictory OF what mentioned in my
last with respect to the Zovereln. They said that
the high duty party had carried the day, whereas
asserted that the Zollveren had gwen no decision
al all have now to inform you that my statement
The Lollvereln has given a decision, but II is de-
csion that the present duties shall remain unatered
with the exception OF halt cotton, halt linen figured
stuffs, on which the duties are to be slightly raised
The tariff with the present duties, with the excep
ton noticed, has been ordered to be printed, and to
remain In operation for three year. The Southern
States are exasperaed, but though temporarily de-
eated, they will return to the battle with renewed
vlgor. On what ! now say you may depend, as
have II from an authentic source; but as the Zoll-
vereln sltngs are secret, and as fact, everything
Is secret in this country you must not be surprised
II your contemporaries make statements TO a con-
tray effect They do their best, doubt, to obtain
correct intelligence but from not being on the spot
they assert good deal on guess
Ronge and his disciples continuing their ca
reer OF proselytlzng, and with pretty much the
same success as | mentioned two months age-in
some places they make thousands OF enthusiasts-ln
others they have 10 bolt to avoid peltng, the horse
pond, and the pump. The King has given the Ger
man Catholics place tor worship, after il had been
refused by the authorities.
II was confidently expected that the King would
have fulfilled his promise OF constitution on the
recent anniversary OF his ascent to the throne But
the expectation again most cruelty disappointed
1t is now upwards of thirty years since constitution
was flrst promised and notwithstanding all that
the newspapers say 1t Just tar off now as ii
was twice thirty years ago. But our patient Ger
mans are so very patient and ong-enduring thai
they don't like to think themselves humbugged
Our commercial world is suffering a crisis. Mo
ney is very scarce, discount not only high, but al
most Impossible to be obtained
In the free town of Frankfort the new religion az
pears IN high favor the majority of the recent cleo
tons having been Of It's partisans.
In Dresden excitement prevails, and in the cham
Der the opposition is rampant. The late events in
Lepsc are sill dwet upon
From other parts OF Germany there is no news Of
Importance
Such IS the modification of the high duty parti.
sans in the Zollveren the termination of the de.
bates that they Indignantly refused to dine with the
English Ambassador think ing that he would chucklt
over them.
The Dutch papers state, it is reported that on ac
count OF the extent to watch the shameful practice
clipping thea coin IS carried the Government vii
shortly issue paper currency in notes of smalt va
lue. il the Government should determine at IN,
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