The New York herald., 1850-10-29
THE DANISH AND sCHLESWIG WAR.
The POPE AND HIS APPOINTMENTS.
GENERAL ASPECT OF AFFAIRS.
STATE OF THE MARKETS.
&c, NC, &O.
TeIcsraphIc over Bain's Lines to the New
York Herald.
HALIFAX TELEGRAPH OFFICR,l


Monday, Oct %, 1850 (
The Cunerd steamship Canada, Capt. Harrison,
arrived here at quarter after ten o'clock this
morning. She left Liverpool at eleven o'clock
A. M, on the 9Th inst, three days after the
Pacific, with sixty. three through passengers, and
fourteen for Halifax.
The Canada got on the rocks about thirty miles
east Of the harbOr, last night but is supposed to
have sustained no material injury.
She sailed for Boston about twelve O'Clock
with the wind blowing very heavy from the north
west.
Among the passengers in the Canada are the
Bishop of Toronto, Nathalie Fitzames, the cee-
brattd daosepse, and a number of other disn-
suished perssns.
The new steamer Franklin arrived Off Cowes on
Friday, 18th inst, and proceeded to Havre.
The general news by this arrival possesses not
single ieatuIe of the least interest.
Affairs in Engiand and Ireland
The poiiucai and general news, since the sailing
of the Pacific, is wholly destitute of interest. This
Queen has returned to the Isle Of Wight.
Five new bishoprics have been created in tbs
Arglo Catholic Church, asd Cardinal Wseman
has received the appointment of Archbishop in
Ireland.
The Government Education bill continues to oc-
cury a large share Of public attention; and the
Catholic bishops and clergy are urging a scheme,
for their own university, with much energy.
The Tenant League continues to agitate the
country, ard the meetings are fully attended by
geniienen OF respectahiIity and Influence
The English and Irish papers supply details of
ma NJ out es ending in robbery, murder, &c.
In velious parts Of the country, farming
operations, for the spring crop, have commenced
upon TN extensive scale. II il said that an unusua
breadth Of wheat will be sown in England aad
Irelsud this year.
State of Things in Franco.
The MO'iitcur publishes decree of the Presi-
dent by which he spplies, upon his own authority,
5000 fTsncs, TO the payment Of the casts of the
decaIajion of the Legion ~ H0nHsEr.
The revenue returns for the past aine months,
have been published, and show an increase over
the same period last year, of . 600 francs.
The National asserts the oblbIty of a con-
sderr Die Modification of the Cabinet taking place.
M. de PeTsigny has departed for Berlin, il is said,
upon political mission, connected with the COM
plioation Of German difficulties.
The treatment of the President to the army, 10
,he subject Of much comment in the journals.
The cries Of the army will be put down, and the
stringent measures taken 10 prevent insubordna.
Jon in the army, or any fee ng tending 10 threaten
the republic Itis said the Presidents tour through
the country, viii form a subject OF warm debate
upon the meeting Of the Assembly The Republi-
Can ind Ort0nist parties, respectively, have become
consolidated, whilst those who threaten the repub-
nc, the legtmsts or Bonapsrst factions, are daily
becoming weaker. II il believed that The stringent
measures proposed by the committee Of safety
in reference TO the army, will have desirable
effect in snl further weakening the pretensions of
those parties TO power. TIE efforts made to limit
The dur on Of the Presidents reign to the original
appointment being sirsnuously increased, an
re this point upon which legii5nsts aad repnb-
iicans can agree, it is thoughl that succ - will
attend their et.uTts.
BY telegraph. have edvccg from Paris Of
Ihursday, the I7th inst, which state th8t the Par
hamtri0fy commission had met on that day, and.
after short ani important meeting, adjourned. 1t
rs sail that the heads Of the party of order have
sgre.d 10 the qreston of pfolonCing the term of
the Prt sdeDcy, provided that the late mnnarchcal
demonstrations are not repeated II i, also re-
ported that, towards the end of the Presidents re-
newed term. il would be right 10 ask the country
10 decite between a monarchy and a republic He
has promised TO throw no obsta Gle in the way Of
this pioce eding, and il is consequently expected
that the Asst mhly will be in better temper than
was anticipate few DAYS ago.