The New York herald., 1850-12-08

Germany, and even France, viii instantly force
that country to stick to the treaty Of 1873.
In Pledmont, though no trouble has yet taken
a. a. s OF
that the manifesto of London ended with words
Significant OF threat against Piedmont.
At Rome, M. de Montalembert, one of the
representatives In the National Assembly, had been
received with much honor, and presented with the
title OF Roman citizen The Pope is tolerably quiet
on his chair, despite all the hatred Of England
The paper bills which had been retrieved from cir
culation, from the 29h of September to the 3lst
OF October, amounting to a sum of 5l0, ,595 scudi,
&dosrs,) were burnt on the S'h inst at the Palace
Bolromio.
From Turkey have received news that the
whole country of Bornia and Erzgovinia is in
arms The civil war there reigns with all its hor-
rible consequences. The city of Saravejo with its
6O,OeO inhabitants and its innumerable riches, is
beseged by the insurgents, at the head of whom
are the two sons of the Vzier, Ali Bashaw, and the
Bashaw of Tula. The krana is also revolted.
AT AieP terrible riot had taken place on the
l7th OF October last. The Turks OF Rab.el Niram
and the Badouins Arabs attacked the city and
committed The most shameful and bloody outrages;
burning and pundering the hOuses-settDg fire to
the churches-committing rapes upon the women,
and killing many OF the most important men OF the
city The cause of that e1leute was the conscrpton
to which these DO rbarians had first given their con-
sent without muTmuring, but they were excited by
a gang Of robbers, and abandoned themselves to
tuCu uduI IL ucsiTe OF piun0erlng.
Ihe hungarian refugees who are still IN Turkey
will soon be set free, and think they will instantly
leave that country, where they are too near the
GRASP OF Austria and Russia. Count Bethany and
Mr.. Perkzer will come TO Paris, and kOssuth will
go to London. In Austria on the 9th inst the En-
peror had granted full pardon to all the Huugar An
officers who would rejoin their corps before the
end of March, 1851.
General Don Pacheco, of Obez, sent to France
by the Governor of Montevideo on the subject of
the affairs OF La Plata, arrived in Paris few days
ago. Ii is hoped that his mission will be followed
by a durable peace. b. H. Il.
The Queen and the Pope.
ADDRESS OF THE ROMAN CATHOLICS OF ENGLAND TO
HER MAJESTY.
The following address, which is understood to
be from the pen OF Cardinal Wiseman-a fact
which gives additional importance to twill, We
understand, lie at the various Roman Catholic
churches and chapels, on Sunday next, and will
be otherwise circulated, with the view of obtain.
ing signatures 10 it, TO testify TO The loyalty of the
Roman Catholics of England to "her Majesty's
Royal person. crown, and dignity
To TIE QUEENS MosT EXCELLENT MAJESTY
May IL please your Majesty We, the undersigned
subjects Of your Majesty, residing in England, and
protesting the Roman Catholic religion beg to ap.
proach your Majes.ys throne, there to express our
sentiments OF unimpairsd and unal,erabe fidelity to
your Msjestss Royal person, crown and dignity.
At moment when attempts are being made to in
peach our loyalty we consider it duty to give fresh
uttersnce to these our feelings.
During centuries of exclusion from the privileges of
the constitution and from the right enjoyed by their
fellow subjects the Catholics OF England remained
true to their allegiance to the crown OF this realm,
AID yi.lded to in their readnes at all times to
defend its RIG hts and its prerogatves against every
foe. And now that. under your Msjestys wise rule,
we enjoy equal participation with others in the bene
fist OF the constitution are more than ever AMI
mated with the ssme sentiments Of fidelity aud attac
ment and are equally ready to give proof whenever
occasion may present ITSELF OF the sincerity OF our
10y al professions
The dearest ofhe privileges to which we have thus
been admitted. by the wisuom of the British legsla.
ture Is that of openly protesting and prsctisng the
religion OF our Fat hers in communion with the see OF
Rome. Under its tesching we have ever learnt, as
most sacred lessen TO give to Caesar the hing that are
oiCessr as we give to God the things that Of 9od
In whatever therefore, our church has at any time
done for estabishug its regular system OF govern
ment amongst its members in this island we beg
most ferventY and most sincerely TO assure your ms-
jesty that the organization granted to is entirely
ecclesiastical and its authority purely spiritual But
II leaves untouched every tiitls of your msjestys
rights authority power Jurisdiction and prerogative
sovereign and as sovereign these aims,
and does not in the lcsstvss diminish or impair
profound reverence. our loyalty, aud attachment to
your mbjestys auguft person and throne; and we
humbly assure your msjesty that among ytur msjss.
more continually feryently pray for the staoi
lily Of your msjssys thrsns for the preservation OF
jtstys empire, than the Catholics OF England. in
whose religion loyalty is sacred duty, and obea,encs
Christian virtue.
Tremendous ste,r. on the English, irish
uri scotch Coasts.
ncviees from Dublin OF the Goth uit say For the
last two days aud nights 1t has blown Furious gale
n serious injury has been suffered The mails from
England have beep much delayed At this nome Mt
the mall due nj tx thi. morning has not arrived and
.hs stcsntis f.cm --a Liverpool (ths forIaer
Que last mighty have not ap pssred In KIuy-va
The ttoIm appears to have ragged with the greatest
yio nee ia Limerick where much dsmag. was dons to
the chipping iD the shannon. and the adjacent couu-
try was greatly flooded. The Limerick Reporter OF
Toesdsy contains the following details -
One Of the most fearful storms known for mary
yess visited Limerick and it's enyiroas last night
The wind blew With terrific violence, commencing
about twelve O'Clock, and continuing without inter
mission duiipg the entise night Several houses we're
stripped Of the states, particularly those In exposed
situations. and chimney stacks wtrs blown into the
street IN many patts OF the city. On the Tvsr the
storm ragged wish great fugy. The mooa bsing a few
days past the full ths springs consequently
their greatest height and as rho ale blew from the
y, W nearly In direct BD up the river the tide o.
this morning rose to an extent tlmout
In the mtmory OF the oldest waterman the shannon
depth Of three and fonr let and rolled into the al.
joining streets with resstless fuzzy All the shops on
the qusJs filled with water with the exception
on .cne forty or hty bags q corn on the grouEd door
81 Mr.. Rochfofd's store On HOnans quay ws have
pot heard Of any sury done to property in the stores
The big Hilton of London, moored A. Hsrveys quay,
hGa Der sides ttove In and suffered other ssriou, In
jufies in her hull She bad finished diseharcing .
osrgo OF eoais the evening previous and had not
taken in ballast couEcqueutly aoa,iry high the wind,
lad full effect and the Driven b. thsr fury In on
The Queys, her keel, however ming outside the
krtstebe. As the tide ahsiei the wave. beat her
HgnnFt the quay and her sides were greatly shattered
plot boat msored at the lie by was sunk a ship at
NoINn nlurfd ani The other crsft
lynE along the quays also more or lees damaxsd
Tao suucks near the nessrs. Russslrs dockyards
went down being completely cap ised by the force OF
tie gsle; sud vesfei laden with four for the sams
hm slfo foUrcered at this eide II tie Pool The dis
ast,Ts down the river must have been numerous aad
loi t Of the rayegss Of the storm s expected By
the steamer from kirush this evening. We have not
heard of cry loss of lie occurring In the city but
estatrorhe q csamitous nature took place a. th'
Long pavement. on the Partesn road. A poor woman.
who vas coming TO town With milk. Obliged oRing
to The Icsd being covered TO walk through the water
and In the attempt, pnssed OF the roadway walked
into the deep ditch end wos drowned
The hurricane, after abort interval ot rspose
menctd with arparc1ily renewed fury. about two
O'Clock 4 NJ when The rain again down in tor.
rnts and the wind high that it was almost i'm.
rcssible 20 appear ont of doors The appearance Of hs
Lover Shannon vas truly awful. The entire country
at both sices of the river under water % vast
extent, the enba-kmeuts being torn away impa n.
mtnt offered 20 the how Of the waters. which
chafed and swslled ss though angry had iugn-
dated the land. In the Upper Shsnu5u ah1ut Castis
Cennell, Doonas KillHioe, and Lough Derqh 20 Dro.
mineer, the storm is represcuted a. having bs,n