The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-10

conss1t 20 himself With the queen 1t the pa
return having been removed This result hsvus Rem
for the king to return which vas brought by Nsrvsss
yesterday morning to the Pardo Nrvasa returned 20
shs rsrdH a, ,nIes s ~ ,os sonr
entering Madrid with his royal prize. second coach
followed with the high officers Of the kings household
The Captain General OF Madrid wsitsd with
corr Of the cavalry At the Puerta dc Hi.rso, and
the political chief at the royal residence Of FiordA
accompanied with another escort Of the mounted
civic guard Al the latter place the coaches we're sx-
changed for Others, which had been sent from the pa
lace The party arrived at the palace ohsersd on ths.
way by some at half past four The Queen stood
wards the from which the carriages Issued She
was accompanied by the Infans the Duchess Of sssA
(hs Kings sister The servidmmSre tsstasd their
testion at the Kings return by wsving Of handler;
chiefs from the palace Windows When the party hAd
went on ahead 10 snnounes tn. arrival to the ou.ss
who advancing to the door Of the royal apartment With
band The Duchess OF sssa having retired, the royal
couple remained alons for considerable time Atlsngth
Narvaez waa sent for and the King retired to his apart
msnt; 1t is hoped to begin again his suks forgot
to say that upon entering the palace the oonsort
received with all the honors due to his rank end the
Ministers and the high dgntares Of the pssss stood
waiting Tor him on the great staircase, ana conducted
him to the door OF the royal apartment.
Thus at least great scandal has ceased to obnd the
pubic eye and apparent harmony has been restored 70
domestic ,s ,nssro, OF tn palace Th H. no doubt
assumed an aspect mcnsong enough the future repose
that would hars asnasS ns tas mc
satisfactory solution which the called palace question
The Government disposed treat the prsss With
violence A fresh number of the Erpsctador has been
denounced and the editor Of the Eperanxa hes been
imprisoned fer criticisms the bad adminstra-
ton Of justice which to most people highly Judi
cous and grounded in fact
Portugal.
by her Msjesty's steam frigats sidon, which has
rived at Sphead there advces from Lisbon TO the
d H .. s sps h T ~.
the Central Election COMMITTEE presided over by Count
de Thomar. attended by 5000 The rsgisrs
ton going hard against the Septenbrsts that
their committee had formally protested to the Queen;
and they discussing the proprsty Of
Lisbon perfectly tranquil but Of riots having
taken place at oporto current Discount on paper
money hadsdvanced to az.
Germany.
PROPOSED DUFERErriAL DUTIES IN GERMASY.--The
desire OF Germany to posse" ." National Flag md
Ing expression In variety of NODES and amongst others
proposition has been made for tho establishent Of
German Commercial and Navigation League, the srti-
cles Of which are the following
sgc /. This States of the German Zolverein on the
hand and the other States Of the German Conf.ds-
ration the other are to associate themselves In
league OF commerce and navigation.
. The OBJECT OF this league not only to uphold the
cation and commercial Affairs, In the reciprocal r~aion
shp Of the German States towards each other but also
3. In consequences each ssAfAring statsa member OF
league will the ships Of the other States,
members OF the league the same privileges enjoyed ~
! 4 The States Of the league to to under
/
They to define the necessary acquisitions both
as regards the origin Of the vessels and the crew. 70
sanction vessel to carry the German flag; also to regu
late the ships papers, port inspections, 10.
The States OF th. league propose facilitating, -
much in them lies the Of communication la the
Inland frontiers by reducing a. much - possible tbs
existing duties.
| They also propose taking for the adoption
Of uniform money currency, and uniform system Of
! weights and measures
g. The States of the league expect that the other
States win acknowledge the German sg and that
qusny any vessel sailing under such solors, though
With crew belonging to some other state member u
the league laden with produce another STATE Of the
raeus will be placed exactly on the same footing - one
| Of its vessels ~
g. The States Of the league ready 10 oonosds to
the ships Of all other States the privileges they
have mutually conceded to each other; but, ON the
other hand they expect that the other States will
ceds the privileges in their the ships Of the
League. .u.
10. The States of the league willing to place the
ships of all nations the footing regards ship
ping dues and custom duties thus giving prsfsreocs
to the shipping of any particular On the other
hand they expect their ships be treated In every
respect on the footing the most favored nations
IL Should another State not up to the terms Of
Sec the states Of the league would be placed In the
necessity to impose double port and extra nag
ney the vessels such state entering their ports
IL. In far foreign states should refuse 70 admit
Or place heavier conditions on tho ships OF the league
coming ports Of another State and laden With
the produce OF another State indirect trafc, than
those coming direct from tho ports OF the league OF
states themselves the right Of retstng by
placing higher entrance duties higher duties the
produce imported by the vessels Of those states into thss
| ports.
Is In far other States should treat
BILE terms the ships produce Of third state either
entering it's ports crossing It's land frontiers than
those accorded to the states of the league the latter
propose imposing dsrsnts duties to the disadvantage
Of the chips and produce Of such States
Ia The to be the towards thoss States Who
by monopoies privileges, other means should throw
obstacles in the way OF the commercial and navigation
is The principles contained in Secs $40 are to CON-
stute the basis for the conclusion Of ali treaties Of
merce aud navigation between the league and other
States ss also to serve a. guide to the line Of conduct
to be observed in their relations with other States
49, In futnre the leasued States general rule,
only TO conclude treaties Of and navigation
with other states In the Of the league should In
diydua states OF the League conclude treaties with
other states their own account 1t can only Be done
on the condition that 1t s in the option Of the other
States OF the league to enjoy tn. privileges
qured by that treny by placing themselves on recip
| roca footing
H. All states Of the league bind themselves to notify
within short time possible the discontnusnce Of
existing treaties Of aud navigation with other
Stare and only to renew them undor the conditions
! contained in Sec. 10.
IS The Of the league propose establishing con-
suls at the common expense, TO guard over thsir In
| terssts.
10. As regards the measures TO be taken respecting
neutrality quarantine regulations, and other measures,
| they are rtih open to consideration.
| Tnr RHsr DurEs.-The com mission appointed 10
take into consideration reduction Of the duties which
obstruet tn. free navigation of the Rhine has been hold
Ing daily sittipgs at Mayence Ofthe different German
states that washed BY this river Prussia has made
the most b.r. p,0po.oos h.v1s proposed r'duS
consent To reduction Of one third Baden and Bava-
ria have scceded TO tbs proposition Of Prua. France
has expressed her dness revise ali dltes Holland
sides with Nassau IL to be oped that the question
will be solved by total abolition Of duties altogether
! Holland.
The ordinary session OF the States General was opsnsd
by the King, on the 18th ut la person. Hs speech
gave the usual Of peace foreign povsrp
but that order had not been in the
Dutch East India colonies lie adds New Legislative
arrangements sso In Of preparation for tho
for pe The mons sPfs s os
continue TO demand all my attention The blessing
an abundant harvest In the majority OF its productions,
awaksns the hope that the nhn bants Of the Neither
lands will be preserved those evils which attend
the scarcity and dearness OF PROVISIONS The condition
OF the finances Of the state IL favorable After aludiuk
to other subjscts Of domestic nature the speech
tinuss-'it 10 probs that general Law will be laid
before you this session relative to import and export
| dutipsN