The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-06
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and civil dignitarss, cardinals archbishops bishops
princes and the most travellers soourning
in the capital OF the papd stat-s AZ had h.en deter
mined the commencement Father ventura deliver
cd the funeral GRAFTON of O'connc In which he drew
analogy between the condition ~ ireland that OF
Italy insttutng direct comparison b-twesn the LhA
OF ireland and the Lberstor ofaly Pope Plus TX
emotions and kind.d the imsgnations Of his auditors
Only one-ha ofths Grafton delivered
y that relating to the deceased a. civilian and a.
the peroration being preceded BY consideration OF
O'Connell as lover Of religion.
The actual surplus OF the United Kingdom OF
Great Britain and Ireland beyond the actual expeud
thereof for the year ending the 5th day of April
lst7, amounted to the sum Of 81, ,loi 30. Sd.
The Swedish frigate Eugenie board Of which the
Duke Oscar Frederick third Of the King OF Sweden
and Norway serves as sub-lieutenant, has narrowly
vessel which came from tneand and which favored by
astrong north wind entered the sound with great ra
pidity ran against three-mnsted Norwegian snip tne
Glommen which anchored in the little bay Of Horn
beck The shock violent that all the prov OF the
Eugene destroyed and two its masts broken,
and fell on the deck Fortunately either IN
tured or killed board the frgse, everybody having
hastily descended to the interior Of the vessel seeing
that a collision inevitable. The Danish steamer
erte and the steamer the Smeoi forming part Of
the Russian feet hurried the assistance Of the Eu
genie, aud lowed her up of Esneur where she will be
repaired Prince Oscar Frederick disembarked at Es-
neu and after having stopped some hours took his de-
parture for Hesingborg in Sweden. The Glommen has
also sustained very great damage At the moment Of
the accident there only nve or six men on board
| two OF whom received commissions.
The manner In which the people Of England are rep
resented in Parliament be from the following
account of the sale of the representation Of county
Mr. Grantey Berkeley has just issued most ertrsor-
binary document, addressed to the electors OF West
Cloucesershire 1t proposition said to have
been made by the friends Of Fart Fzharding for the
sale of the representation Of the Western division Mr.
Grsntey Berkeley says IN he course of his address
son the Path OF June, Is47 re eived tn. following
proposal the part OF the Lord Lieutenant Of the
county, as | am informed through the combined in
srumentality of Colonel kingscote, Me.srs Vsg-r Jo
siah Hunt Nicholson and Kingston | believe II to be
the handwriting of the latter anu II no, his handwriting
I'll. Air In,
hsrdnge drew IL and caused IL 20 be prevented TO
II is needless for to state "a hal reply "a this
mcustrous document w't- that Indignantly rejected IL
S'Fh III the di.dain Il oesoryad The original docu-
mcnt sliN in my poseessiun
Ths following /. copy Of this precious proposition -
Lord titzhatii'sv 10 yspost ~ the naads Of two
trusee- one % be oaiae5 ~ hlmtsf sn9 one y sir
lTnuey B'rksl"v The sum OF L 40 trGsthtr with Mr.
lr ,ir.nty Bsrke!sys deed II assgnm Mt OF part Of
his annuity to Earl Fitzhardinge
q MIR Grantley Berkeley 70 publish an address TO
the electors Of Vest Goucestershire distinctly
cling all Intention 10 APPEAR candidate. to sit il
elected for West Gioucestershirs ut the ensuing cleo
% Trustees to pay over. the publication of such
address the two Gloucester papers and IL the the
Baol Mercury and Gazette, the said sum Of fl2OO in
the following proportons-.viz: f40O to air Grantey
Berkeley and 6 900 to Mr.. Henry Berkeley, in pay
| ment Of Leveux's Judgment
"a MIR Grantey Berkeley undertakes to do nothing
preJudicial to the return of Mr. Granville bsr kelley
to affect his when returned and to
all such acts In his friends, ana MIR Henry Berkeley
which the aforesaid deed Is to be delivered to Mr. Grant
ley Berkeley ut the termination Of Mr. Grenvle Berke-
ys election but upon either party failing In their said
several undertakings the deeds to be returned TO Lord
fitzhardpge.N
By letters from Bresau learn that the Inaugural
ton OF the statue OF Frederick the Great took place in
that city the 27h ut in the presence OF the King
and the Prince of Prussia Among who assisted at
had served in the armies Of the great King Hs was
In the Prusan uniform Of the time Of the
years in which struggle he took part At O'Clock
in the afternoon His Majesty and the Prince Quilted
| Breslau by the railway for Berlin.
Some pacsrds Of exciting tendency having recently
Hnunu shun ~
ult approximation published there the 22d by
Cardinal Gizz in the name OF the Pope in which his Hell
mesa after aluding to the reforms which he had felt It
hs DUTY To Introduce declares that he intends psrse
we're In the same but TO observe in doing
dom and prudence The Pope then enumeraies of
the refors and authorizations that ne has introdus ed
aud tn. proclan'ati adds - h- Holy Father has not
been able TO without deep rrgTet tuat certain
les minds DESTROYS Of Fronting the present state
of things 10 promulgate and endeavor to establish doc
impose upon him Others entirely opposed to the
and pacific nature and the sublime character of abe
ron who the vicar Of Jesus Christ the minister God
Of peace and the father of all Catholics whatever psrt
OF the world they belong finally to excite in the
minds Of the people by speeches writings desires and
hopes Of reforms beyond the limits which his Holiness
has indicated As these persons In small number,
and the good and rectuds which govern the great
majority Of the people have hitherto rejected hese nsin
ations and counses the Holy Father feels assured that
they will linda welcome among the people Another
subject Of grief for his Holiness has arisen from certain
assembsges Of the multitude which, under the prstsxt
Of scarcity Of corn other wants have taken place
divers parts Of the state the disturbance public order
and sometimes with against personal security
Cardinal Gizz then says that the Pope does not
found these meetings with those which have taken place
for the manifestation OF gratitude for the benefits which
he has bestowed upon TIE people and that his Holiness
God to bestow the perfect blessings upon them
adds The paterna heart Of his Holiness suffers deeply
seeing entire populations and Individual pccssapty
put to expense for public demonstrations artzans absn
doning their labor to the injury Of their families and
destined to study losing timo which precious
more II this state Of things to continue The first
year of his pontiacate and in this period of time
| has haau ab IN thu
love- gratitude and devotedness Of his we'll beloved sub
ject He asks proof OF these praise worthy ssnti
nents and this proof must consist In the cessation OF al
unusual popular meetings whatever occasion and ali
extrsordina manifestations except those for which,
anterior TO the present permission had been
received from the competent authorities"
At Bsrnstsdt in Prussian siesia tho 2Oth thun-
derbot entered the earth not far from well Imme-
diaely after prolonged noise heard at the bottom
of the we'll and the water issued from 1t and bub-
bling, with strong smell Of sulphur At the spot whsrs
the thund.rbot struck the earth there opening
OF yard deep and foot in width. Ever since the
water of the well has been muddy and has bad
saltpetrs.
shpaee being made with unabatod vigor An irish pa
per that the weather Tor the last few days has been
remarkably line, and the wind light quently the
tides have ut length ebbsd sufficiently To allow all
pe work outside and inside the ship 20 be proceeded
having been filed attempt has been made 70 raise
nrr higher the springs did not ros 10 the calculated
rae fourteen boxes bsiug In places aud more ON
I The move. that their poser viii be- t-rt-d m. small
have been rapidly disappearing from OH the break
water and up shores TO the upright bulks
CO. b. Themselves snd good many have MIR.
Rremuer difectiou- been brought aowo ~ the
line Of Ave yards abreast OF the epgines.
uiarkAby close togehfr-betw aud beyond the box
es sparr, thrsabout to which they are attached by
beech tree resting tue top and abreast Of them
smaller ones, aud about xix feet high This
an idea they intended to sustain the .psrs
against the sea, should sudden gale
southwhdi but Captain lax on kindly explained to
ttat they were Intended Tor fucrum ON which the
srse sPsrs OF the breakwater with their
butts under the bgc keel at ang. perhaps OF as de-
5rees and ut the upper ends OF these hts
rither To be suspended ballast laid stag lit 10
presumed in bags, to like ballast levers, The
large spars Of the breskwatsr, were. good many Of
them, taken down yesterday and dozen or are be
Ing placed to-day this fulorumi as they are more
than Atty s long and the buts.w topch tn. ship
a. about eight feet from the uicrum, the lever
age will be very grcsit is said equal to two hundred
TONS and American elm buiks being braced