The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-01
AFFAIRS IN ENGLAND.


The Papal oppression, ID is termed, still continue
to be the exciting topic In the political world Meet
ing after meeting has been held throughout the coun
try, to protest against the alleged Interference and
addresses npume have been sent to her Majesty
the subject The most important OF these, was one
from the court Of the corporation OF London and
from the universities OF oxford and Cam bridge The
former address presented by the Lord Mayor and
the latter by Prince Albert s Chancellor OF Cambridge
College.
In reply to the Common Council the Queen said -
I" You may be assured Of my earnest desire and firm
determination. under Gods blessing to maintain
paired ths religious liberty which astly priced By
the people Of this country and 70 Uphold as its suret
.afeguard. the pure and tcriptural worship Of the
Protestsnt faith which has been happily established In
this land y In subsequent reply her Majesty said:
IL will continue to be has been my earnest
enj.svor in the exercise OF the power and authority
in,rused TO me as the supreme governor this realm
maintain the psndence and uphold the consti
tutional liberties OF people against ali aggression
Thee answers have been variouLy received by the
The Herald inf.rs that II is but too plain that the
instation, to the present point ct least has
been unable to come to resolution TO do anything
The Chronicle congratustes tho friends OF liberty
and Justice on this public official relation OF
intolertnt policy. The Daily Ncws augurs IRON the
tenor o. there replies that the church will be pugsd OF
Tracisrispsm The Times and Morning Post take
III Rilsr views
The Duke Of Norfolk, Catholic peer, has written
70 Lord Beaumont, letter In which be Gays II should
think tn At many must feel do that ultra
tsps opinions are tots'ly Incompatible with ale
glance TO sovereign and with her constitution.N
This letter has given great ofen,e TO the Catholic
body Much anxiety IL felt 20 what measures gov
eminent win adopt bu; as Parliament will not NEE;
before the usual time In February public curiosity
that bead Is not likely soon u be settled
Some discussion has been raised by The press In re
ference the heavy charges levied upon ships la the
shape OF port. light and potsge dues with view TO
the reduction Of the imposts. IL has been further
stated that the treaty Of navigation between England
and France Is about 70 be extsnsively remod.lleG
Efforts are being made 70 have another reform In
the stamp duty. Government bad resolved upon dis
patching monthly mail from England 70 the Caps Oh
Abbott Lawrence American Minister, is at present.
Ms,srs Ronkin and smith Of New York and Glas-
gov, have suspended payments. Liabilities t4o0 900.
PRUSSIA AND GERMANY,
Advices from Vienna o. the 9th inst. They con-
firm the late news OF the contemplated reductions OF
the Auttrisn army.
The Dre,d.n conferences we're 20 com mence the
25th December instead OF the 18th t,rm Of uvita-
tion the conference has been sent from Nienua Tor
the approval 81 the Prussian government. IL wa
stated that Wurtemeuigh and Bavsria would refuse
The oeisl gazette state. that the eIsctor would not
return css.s fuldA will nenoeforth be the sea- q
The Prusfian troop, continue 70 evaouate Hes.s.
Bavaria proceeds with her martial preparations tbs
fortress Of uduburgh i being placed In state Of
defence.
rxNxARE Avp ruE DucHIEs.
The Holsttntrs have solicited this mediation OF
msLd OF The Holsteib army. and gone TO Altoona Gen
Won DIR hott has been appoDtea COMMANDER In Cnief
In bis stead IL l. thought that the Il0lstein army
will te broken up. The Danes still continue in their
winter quarters
THR FRENCH REPUBLIC.
The Assembly have decrted that from the LIST OF
March tae public thall have fee Of the electric
telegraph The aprvcrsary ~ The election OF the Pre-
sdsBt vas cesbfstsd With great ecat BY the corpora
ton ~ Paris Tuesday last IL " aid that sersus
5isputes have arisen between .hs ninter Of and
the committee appointed Tor the organization Of tbs
Government Of Algeria. The suaar bill has been mod
ned 10 duty OF 20 francs al descriptions q;
treasure 70 the smouBt a. 100 90 francs Wa founi
buried IN cellar n the residence 81 NJ Drouyn de
Ihuyr ct HeiUn II II stated 70 b. In gold and care.
fully Tapksd ID small barrels Accounts from the azri
cultural Districts state that there has been no chang
IN the price ot corn.
The foyernment Il shout 70 conclude a CONNER ella
treaty With Belgium
Ths Boure vas active on the 2tb ~ further rise
Fives opened at 81 Soc and closed At SO 4 q5c
Psas BotEsz, D.. 10, 1850 Fivss, ~ ~, Threes
$50
SPAIN
The Dutch ard ERglish governments have addressed
int note % the cabinet IT Madrid requesting IL u
sccspt the proposal made by ths creditors 81 Spain
the recent meeting held In London IL u said tha
this note n couched In very mid terms The resig
nstcn Of NJ Mufillo has created considerable sensa
ton fls successor Il not yet named
fThiY.
Accounts from Rome ststs hsi Lord pslmerston hat
Addressed sharp remon-trlucs o. tke Paps Court Oh
account 81 the unjuspfsts mabnsf. 10 which dr
IIey British subject, had been expelled f,om Rome
The only Of oomplsir alleged against Dir Hsiy
In letter nom Rsns, dated s5th ult, there u tbs