The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-13

II was confidently affirmed by persons at Wien.
no on the ed and as con fdenty declared premature
by others that Comoru had surrendered to the Aus
TRAN troops No doubt was however entertained but
what IT would very shortly submit II It had not done
so already for the terms offered by General Nugsnt
highly favorable to the garrison.
twas reported that Benz had died of his wounds in
The Russian Empire.
The Emperor Of Russia has returned to st. Peters
bnrg and his troops are gradually withdra wing with
in the Russian frontiers.
The Caucasian Gasette informs that the Russians
have attacked the we'll defended fortress of Achugs
The seat OF SchAmy As the first attack OF the
Russians the bastion Surcbsef had been lsed
by the Circsssans, the Russians commenced q fresh
the Murydes that forms the key of the enemys posi-
ton. The Russians lost, in dead and wounded, rs
pade on the fortress Of Achulga itself The Circas
slams were every where repulsed The Russians lost
this day in dead and wounded 81 officers aud S23 SOL
oilers. second attack put of to the following
day This is Russian account.
The diplomatic conferences in Warsaw ended; a
part OF the statesmen there assembled have followed
the Emperor to st Petersburg; while, oA the other
hand, the Austrian and Prussiau ambassadors their
being ended have returned to their respective
courts.
France
Whatever hopes may have been hitherto entertained
of Il satisfactory settlement of the Roman question,
they are certainly becoming daily less likely OF reaza
ton II is now evident that the French az Rome and
the Papsl authorities are less advanced towards an
agreement than Some time since II said that
General Eostolan had Obtained that the publication OF
Louis Napoleon's letter should take place officially
the lh IL did not appear that day but after fresh
circumstances IL expected that the cardinals would
not postpone the publication later than the 18th That
day also has passed and late the 18th inst nothing
had been done General Rostolsu, in his perp exity,
that he would far prefer the direction of siege
the assault Of beleag uered city to the diplomatic
skirmishes which he is constantly obliged to keep up
with priests and he has expressed his determination to
leave, and the Goth to him depart from Rome
Subsequent instructions will probably however, alter
his determination. Meanwhile, solution is daily be-
coming more necessary in proportion the period Of
the Assembly's meeting draws
The Patyie Of last evening says:-"The situation Of
affairs at Rome has been complicated for some time
past. Our diplomatic agents experience serious OBJ
stacles and kind Of Ill will the part Of the advisers
bassy has just left Paris with propositions of nature
it is to be hoped, to surmount these difficulties The
Trench government however, still proceeds in accord
with the other powers on this imporan question ("
correspondent, writing from Paris on the Goth,
ftates that rumors affecting the ministry again
revived and indeed 1t is not considered possible for
ministers to act together. profound the disa-
greements and disensions with which the cabnet Is
torn Although Count ole lie spoken of for the Presi
depcy Of the Council and Tkiers for the Finances
yet IL seems very doubtol IL statesmen of their stand
ing will consent to commit themselves by axing office
at so unstable aud uncertain moment The President
must be anxious to prevent break Of the ministry
from the circumstance of the State trials being almost
contemporaneous with the meeting Of the Assembly,
Whose stings must for time be agitsted enough
even under the least unfsvorsble circumstances.
Should ministers 60 out all that the President could
hope for would be to make transition ministry for
the sake Of gaining time for it is than doubtful
that the recognised leaders OF the party
would consent to take Office at present II possible the
Tredsnt will prevent crisis but every one SAYS that
the cabinet cannot hold. The Bourse very hat
consequence Of the ruInors above referred to.
The Council of Bishop, have held several sittugs In
Paris. At the first sitting after the vcriacaton the
claims Of those DESTROYS TO attend the Archbishop Of
Paris delivered an address indicating the objects Of the
f. council Three decrces were then Rad, and ad-
jourDment took place till the next day when several
bishops were present. amongst Others those Of Msanx,
lsgste Of the aged Bishop OF Charities and host Of
minor eeeesiastics The appointment OF officers oceu-
took oo fG place. sp, " h. fp Seth sr1
mass The following decrees were proclaimed aud
sanctioned: LIST On the authority Of the holy I'd
On the dignity and obligations II bishops ID GA the
union which ought to exist between the mer, y Jltan
Of provincial councils 9TH On the chapters and the
obligations Of the 9th On parish priests aud
AID ceremonies
The course Of proceeding Of the persons connected
with the council, is folloss fney rise at o'clock
rosiie the b,evinyy and theu hear which Is cele
ktaed at half past oclock after that the private sit
tings 81 the bishops and theoosans; breakfast takes
pace at IL O'Clock and during its con inuaucs por-
lions OF the Holy Scriptures. aud of the life Of ST.
Charles the resto'sr Of Councils in the 10th csntary
ase read at O'Clock the divine Office at the general
sitting II the councils at q, dinbsr accompanied by
reading as In the morning; aud the day clio by pray
erf .. The council IL divided into i've oommitt-es-
l. that 81 dscre,s 2 doctrine; eccle asical stuaes
a. discipline; and canonicai Law Precede is given
not TO dignity but to seniority of nomination The
council bolds-l private congregations or sttings; 2,
general ones; 3, solemn sessions The private coDgre
cations kind Of bureau where the matters q be
congregations the meetings which the private
ones send in their reports aud the solemn sessions
intended to pronounce on aud publish the DEGREES de-
cidsd on In the general coogi egaton.
IL IL raid that the Emperor ~ Morocco has ordered
one Of his principal councillors to proceed % Psr aud
there settle the difference at present existing between
that power and Frabce
The Touionrofs OF the 18th states that the Pomons
screw fgsts sailed the evening before for ranges
mission TO the government Of forccc,
NJ. Jaeintho Moreno abide camp Of General oribs,
las arrived In Iaris IL H. said he Il charged with
private mission relative to the affairs II Ia rata
set out few days after the p.rture Of Gesesl Pa
cbcco obes Envoy Extraotdosry for the govern
nent Of Montevideo, who arrived fes days sinse In
paris
The Greek government ssys the Esdasmeaf has al
dressed note to that Of the rench repsbe request
rg that no more passports be given TO political
fugecs Who are desiIons Of prcceeank TO Greece
The Evtnement declares tbst the Roman que ston
vii be enc Of the frst points Of the go' policy
sou,sed after the meeting Of the Legislative ts-eu
bly, the cabinet, IL ssys nten ling to bring IL fOr~atd
iuet a. question OF confidence, ia masng demand
I've thirds Of the Representations have aIreaiysr.
rived in Paris 10 u taid that toe absrs OF the
MooDiain have adopted series OF rul- regulations
20 be guided By In the crmiug DISCUSSIONS hsvieg f.
q ~ they suffer much from their OF sci u Ne.
The Committee OF fernsnencr ('hs Isl ths 18th
inst Tor tie last time. having @ the resolution
thai any further meeting their parts
he Pairte gives semi officially, tb- q ths Sal
tsns refusal 4. deliver the Hungarian refugees aud
adds that u may had TO serious compile stions Cou
ier ve at once de patched from PARIS % the North
The Rope has if,ued his manifestation which aivet
great ole nee from Its not making particular mention
OF the tr.roh power he institutes Council ct State
suthoriseo to give opinions aud O. consult A Council
Of state T. also authorised for the finances e. examine
proposa Measures OF taxation the mbors o. b.
lected BY the Pope from st furnihed by the Provin
cial Councils The institution sf FroVincis. Councils
T. confirmed; the members TO b. chDsen by tue
Pope elso ron st1 prepared by the tommuBsl Coua-
ris The fIaucbise1 q municipal administrators
q be enlarged aud the counc re cho b. electors
paJ ing certain amount u taxes A commission will
examine into the law courts. An amnesty 81 granted,
with some exclusions
1he elect at Rome most unfortunate. Irrita-
I ~ n hoo lN h.
hear ~ a Jongftas
NJ DE- Corctliss returned TO Rome on the 10Th.
The following tslegraphic despaich IN the TIM. 81
Sntuiday the 18th, gives the latest intelgencs from
/ Isre:-
~ f.iIfc contains the following paragraph: =" The
manifesto Of she Holy Father has prodared deable
ssusai,n IL the political aud financial world rhis
otcunVnt vss the subject Of Ia the Ill
- tie Legislative Assembly on Thursday W. bslteve
mas confidently eft b1~ev that the d, ICY OF
tLt c1strbntnt viii Mt und any aud
uat the French csbinet b. stii this sue