The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-27

tration Of Justice, with others equally called for by the
necessities of the country, and which the Cortes will
given such honorable proofs
by this the wished-for moment of the recon.
ciston Of all Spanisrds will ut length arrive, and in
which the remembrance past dscords being ex
tinguished, there may be round the throne only
strsnsthsnng Of the public peSos in whose shade alone
institutions take root and prosper In which alone there
guarantees Tor the citizen and happiness and liberty
for the people.
Seniors Senators and deputies this is the great
which the Cortes with the throne have been for
time called You know my feelings and desires upon
this point, and those Of my government. Lend to-
wards them, as trust you win, your a'm and loyal
the common efforts in favor Of people rs deeply
wounded by misfortune worthy to be fortuHste
Queen Left taking the direct road to the palace.
Opening OF the Hungarian Diet.
On the 18th ult the Emperor and Empress Of Austria
accompanied by the Archdukes Francis Joseph and AL
BERT arrived at Presburg the capital Of Upper Hun
gary from Vienna, In a bearing the Hungarian
flag They received, dsembsrking, by the Arch-
duke Stephen, and about 500 msgnstes and mobiles
Rounds Of artillery fred the way to their royal
residences and the houses Of the streets through which
pIomstc the minister Of the and many high
functonsries of the Austrian government arrived ut
Presburg before their NECESSITIES
On the 18th, at eleven In the morning the Hungarian
Diet opened In due form The Emperor, dresstd In
the splendid uniform Of the Hungarian Hussars was
opening speech by Count Appony he underworld
himself address few words to the assembly in the
Hungarian language The roy al propositions were then
laid upon table and the Emperor and his suite with
The Diet remained sitting to hear the reading OF
tine ARE s rs IN
election Of palatne, the second relates to military
guations the third to the rights Of voting Of the free
cities and communes. Paragraph six relates to the
question of landlord and tenant The most" important
paragraph seven, which the total abolition of
all custom duties between Hungary and the other Aus
domuionB The PROPOSITIONS altogether
favorable effect
The first proposition is already fulfilled
Arohduke Stephen was proclaimed Palatne Of Hungs-
ry by acelamatiou.
The Austrian journals loud in their reoiougs and
give flowing accounts of the reception of the Emperor
Scarcely however had the accsmstons hailing the
Palstne ceased when Kossuth the liberal champion.
taken by the Paatne be changed into the Magyar
disec and the proposition was hailed with deafsning
applause.
The Singapore Free Press, of the 7th Of October,
states private authority that an American gentleman
has entered into engagement with the Fam Tuau OF
Langat, younger brother of the Rssh Of Salsngore)
for cssson of much territory OF Langat certain
conditions as the settlers may choose to occupy.
FAILURES ExrRAoRDINARY-It Is rumored that the
Duke of Roxburgh, the Earl Of Eglinton and Mr. Camp
bell Of slay, are bankrupts II the liabilities of the
ter said to be fo7o0OO the assets are valued at
but calculated that this could not be
Edinburgh Chroneie Lord Eglinton, it Is said, gives
up all his property and his creditors allow him f500
year. Viscount Kenmure Of Galloway, has appeared In
the Scotch Characterization Globe.
THE CHOLERA IN RussIA-The Prussian UnipsrsaI
Gazette contains the following, dated st. Petersburg
18th ul relative to the progress of the cholera in the
Russian empire :' The cholera decreasing at Mos
cow since the Sd Of November On the 9th there were
% patients 40 of whom died. and 80 recovered and
SOth Of September, the day which the epidems nrs
manifested ITSELF 20ll inhabitants attacked $50
treatment and most of them expected to survive
From Moscow the scouge extended to several districts
OF that government. At Kew, 1t was the increase
At Kasan 1t rapidly decreased, and on various other
points Of the empire 1t presented less pernicious cha
ractsr During Its passage from the government Of
in its march towards Sarstov it constantly advanced
against the wind That rs in $780, 1t again spared
the latter With the had not bssn
rupted-a fact which cannot be attributed to the posi-
ton Of ssrepts for 1t nowise differs from that Of the
other localities watered by the Wolgs. 1t IL doubt
owing to the absence of an INDECENT class which
Is usually the most dangerously affected by the
trious, in comfortable circumstances and remar-
kable for their cleanliness and sobristy they de-
country full of salt springs That in passing from
Kamuohin to Sarstov, the cholera had spared the TO-
reign colonies its passage but had returned thither
later when had lost much OF its intensity Saraov
The dstempsr manifested itself in those villages Of colo
nsts Immediately after the arrival Of travellers coming
from saratov, who already iabored under 1t their
arrival attacked with it shortly afterwards
The period of its incubation did not any case exceed
by It was also oSssT9sS
ov that the abtants the localities visited with the
cholera less liable to catch it In their intercourse
with the PATIENTS than those who arrived from a dis
trct In which had not yet appeared The epidemcai
character Of the disease particularly proved by
suffering during its prevalence from pain the pit
Of the stomach from general feeling of uneasness
want of sleep although of the body experienced
no arrangement According to the most recent 40
counts tho cholera appeared In the government Of
luga, in the district Of Lchwen the goth Of sspem
Der and on the 2lst Of October in the town Of Kalu
ga where during the first week cases occurred
i've Of which proved fatal On the lst Of November it
broke out at Kechitza, in the government OF Minsk
where it attacked during the first day four persons three
q whom died"
TRANSMISSION OF THE QUEEN's SPEECH BY ELEcrRIc
TELEcRArH.-On Tuesday, the electric telegraph was
brought active operation on grand scale for tn.
purpose Of transmitting the Queens speech the va
rious large towns and cities throughout England and
Scotland An early copy Of the Queens speech special
y granted for the purpose, expressed from West
minister to the central stations in the Strand and at
quarter past The manipulstors at these stations
having touched the wires communicating with every
Geographic station throughout the kingdom, thereby
ton, commenced throwing of in q continuous stream
along the wires successive sentences of the speech
This operation occupied from quarter past one to
quarter to three the principal lines Of telegraph but
considerably less than this-owing to the greater prof
cheney OF the the Eastern Counties
and South Western 1t was completed to Southampton
where steamer in readiness express the speech
to the continent in about an hour During the two
hours the speech transmitted over 800 miles to
sixty central towns or stations, where
npuators we're occupied in decphsrng the transmitted
Liverpool, Birmingham,
Rotterdam, Woverhampton, Leeds Wakefield, Halifax,
Hull, Rochdale, Gosport, Southampton, Dorchester
Gloucester, Leicester, Manchester, Derby nghan
Lincoln, Sheffield, York, Newcastle, Norwich, Edn
burgh and Glasgow, the speech printed and gene.
rally distributed and the local papers published special
editions 1t was teegraphed at the rate of let
ers in minute at the rate of 43O words in hour
several of the long words, such as embarrassing
Infringement and "manufacturingn taking longer
time Authorizations being used that the 100 words
the exact number contained In the speech) were, In.
Guiding pauses and repetions disposed Of in l20 mi
af fh. slarUt
be transmitted any telegraph line in the United
States In one third Of the above mentioned tims.N T.
HERALD Owingsto the old telegraph bstween Edin
burgh and Glasgow having just zen taken down
to allow of the substitution OF the one the nte
genes had to be transmitted from Edinburgh TO Glasgow
by train, though by this medium the speech weud
reach Glasgow four within two hours after s
livery In London The last Queens speech being but
half he length Of the present one, in
half the time reaching Norwich lao miles in less than
an hour.-London Mercury, Nor. ~.
Fashions FOR December.