New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-09

which the Hanover meeting promised the ocnes-
wiz. Holstein treasury should receive monthly
from Germany Contributions from foreign lands
continue to be announced Eight hundred marks
banco have been received from Caracas, and
$1,000 from Manchester, Of which the house OF
Souchay contributed g 200 France and Russia
have asked England to join them in putting
end to this war, and compelling Prussia to sto2
secretly helping the Duchess in case Prussia re-
fuses to do this they propose to invade her terri
tory simultaneously from North and South. Eng
land declines being partner in this little opera
ton.
In AUSTRIA the law to indemnify the landlords
for their abolished feudal privileges has been pub
hshed special fund for this decentralization IS
to be established in every crown land OF the en-
pre- This fund will be formed first OF payments
to be imposed by future loans all the land own
ers Of the empire second OF the proceeds OF
land.tax to be levied In each crown land accord
ing to special laws third, OF assessed taxes to be
fixed hereafter for each crown land; fourth, oil
sums to be advanced from the State treasury.
The rights OF mortgage creditors are to be secured
in all payments Of decentralization money Inc
determined by local commission, attended by
commissioner of the crown before which every
proprietor must appear in persono or by deputy ana
makebis claim Commissioners are to be appointed
to settle the value Of the privileges in question
From Italy we have document OF some i'm
portance in the Papal Bull creating the new
bishoprics in England. 1t is dated Sept. 90, and
speaks of England not being in partt6nS mr.
dcli1n but as if it Catholic country 1t
recites that is the earnest desire and aim OF the
Roman Pontfr to extend Catholicity, and to " re-
convert the English nation, especially by the
foreign education of devout young English Catho-
lies who, when brought up in the Propaganda
College in their ecclesiastical calling might return
to their native land, and there propagate the true
faith The Pope, considering the present state OF
Catholicism in England and the enormous mum
Der of persons daily converted, judges 1t pro
per to recall the Wears apostolic, and com
plete episcopal hierarchy is established Lon
don and its districts to be divided into two
dioceses--thc archbishopric Of Westminster,
whose occupant will be Catholic Prlmate OF Eng
land, and the bshopric of Southwark-thc spirit
ua jurisdiction Of the former extending north OF
the Thames to Middlesex, Essex and Hartford
shire while that of the latter reaches the southern
counties of Berks, South Hants, Surrey, Sussex,
| Kent and the Channel Islands, In the provinces
there will be one bishopric i'll the northern and
one in the York district, the see OF the latter be-
ipg fixed at Beverley. In the Lancashire district
there will be two bishops residing, one at Liver
pool aud the other at Stafford. North W ales will
form one bishoprc and South Wales another. In
the western district the Bishop of Clifton viii
preside over Glouccstershire, Somersetshlrc, and
Wiltshire, while he of Plymouth will extend his
sway over Devonshire, Dorsetshire and Corn
wall The sees Of Nottingham and Birmingham
will flourish in the central district Oxford COM
ing under the jurisdiction Of the latter. Finally,
in the eastern district the Bishop Of North
ampton will foster the growth OF the church
The Roman finances are also to be mended,
thing indeed most necessary. All professions con
nected with arts the trades, commerce and indus
! ,ry, which have hitherto been exempted from
taxation, have now got to fork up their share IN
the public burdens Brigandage is sad to be
very prevalent in the Roman States. Six male
factors have been executed at Rome, by virtue OF
the first death warrant ever signed by Plus TX,
Nc progress has been made in the dispute between
Rome and Piedmont. The Pope has caused to be
published brief commenting severely on the
behavior of the Picdmontese Government i'll the
affair of the Archbishop Franzoni. The organ Of
the Government at Turin declares that Pnelli's
leaving Rome,is not the indication of a rupture
with the Pontihcal Government, nor OF the com
mencement olreprisais or hostiiities.
From INDIA the news is not worth giving in
detail The petty civil war in the Nizams terri
tories still continues without decisive advantage
on either side Dude is still in an unsettled state.
The present aspect of the Puniab is most encour-
aging; the population now disarmed, have set
tied down into their former habits OF industry,
The breadth of land under cultivation this season
is said TO be unprecedented, and the crops are
everywhere most promising.
There is trouble in CHINA, The correspondent
of the Daily NemS writes from Hong Kong on the
9th of August in the following strain
"The general dissatisfaction prevalent in Chi.
ma, and the demand for reform, are now manifest
ing themselves. The principles of socialism are
progressing aud the day is rapidly approaching
when civil strife shall have torn the empire in
pieces. A prophecy or rather prediction, en-.
couraged by the hter0ti, has gained ground among
the higher classes at Pekin that the 4Sth year of
the present cy Gle will be ushered in Feb. 1s5p
with change in the dynasty which now, with an
iron hand, rules the destinies of the empire. Such
an issue is not improbable at all events it is very
generally believed at Pekn, as learn from trust
worthy sources. The signs of the times indicate
that this great revolution is nearer at hand than
the period above noted. Already the hydra-headed
monster rebellion has raised its head-the work OF
revolution has began in the province OF kwang 81,
in the vicinity Of kwang tung in which Canton is
situated and it is understood amongst the H,erati
that the present is merely demonstration to as
sertain the feelings of the mass, and to provoke
inquiry into the position and prospect Of the ex.
listing government. Indeed is said the rebels
have reached within 100 miles OF Canton carrying
all before them, The party put forward as gen
erafsimo is named Leitseng pang, and no secret
is made that the object OF the movement is TO de-
throne the reigning monarch, and to establish a