Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-06
Gur.pran Nous,
HALIFAX TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
Tuesday. Oct. 2Slh. IL O'clock. (


pool.
Kossuth continued to be expected but
had not arrived. II was publicly stated
he would come TO Southampton on the
steamer Madrid which would leave Gil
b,altar 18TH or l7tn, and reach South
ampton soon after the Goth inst. The
Mississippi had reached Gibraltar and
Kossuth's intention had been learned
from himself. His family aud HuDga-
rians who accompany him formed par
ty of 81 persons.
The great Exhibition finally closes
on the 18th as previously announced
The Prince was present but not the
Queen Many Of the lighter articles
had been removed on the second day
after the close, was prior to the Europa's
departure, and London was already
W, airing dreary aspect.
Rossuth's expected arrival and the
ministerial crisis of France attracted
some attention, but the current Of Eu-
. .ropean affairs appeared to run on
smoothly-not a ripple indicative Of
troubled waters appearing on the sur
face. The enormous extent to which
Irish emigration has recently extended
was attracting some notice from states
men and journalists.
SpAIN.-American prisoners from Gu
ba TO the number Of l26 had arrived, 10
undergo their sentence OF hard labor in
the mines.
The Madrid Gazette published roy
al decree, comforting the Grand Cross Of
the Royal and Military Order of San
Fernando, the highest military distinc-
tion in Spain, on Lieut.. Gen. Jose de la
Conche, Captain General Of Cuba, as
recompense for the distinguished merit
he evinced in the pursuit and exterm-
nation OF the pirates who mad invaded
the Island. The Gazette contains,
moreover, a long list Of iavors and re-
compenses granted by the Queen to
the persons who distinguished them
selves in Ike defence Of Cuba.
GERMANY.--The Ministerial crisis in
Austria is over. The old Ministers
having patched up their differences con-
tinue in office. The Emperor LETT Hen
ma for Gallacia on the lllh inst.
The King OF Hanover is recovering
from his second ii ness.
The Government of SAKE Coberg
Gotha has prepared common consti-
tuition for the Dutchies OF Coberg Gotha,
which have hitherto been under separ-
ate administration. 1t is stated TO be as
liberal as the present condition Of Ger
many permits. 1t enacts that there
shall be only one legislative assembly
tor the two Duchies. With respect to
the succession of the throne, it is stated
that the Prince Albert, husband OF the
Queen OF England should be called to il.
He may nominate governor in the
event Of his declining to fix his residence
in the Duchy.
East Indian advces had been receiv.
ed TO Sept. 9Th from Calcutta; Sept.
18th from Bombay f; and Aug. 23d from
China, but are entirely unimportant.
The frontier was undisturbed. The
troops in the Punjaub were suffering 10
an Unprecedented extent from fever
Commodore Lusching has resigned the
command OF the Indian Navy. Dost
Mahommcd was inlrgueing for the pos
session of Kandaha, but Persian troops
already occupied Herat. A further
outbreak in Malabar of the Noplo iana-
tics had occasloned grea, loss oflie.
AusTRALIA.-The recent accounts
forn the Australian diggings report iav-
orable of progress. Large quantities Of
gold had been found. There were al
ready four thousand diggers Doiwi,h-
standing the inclemeney OF The season
which was mid winter. The Govern
ment exacts from each digger 30 shll-
Iings month as Il license lee, each par
ty getting Is yards frontage to the wa
ter course. Carriage from S,drcy to
Barhurst has risen from 81 TO 25d per
ton. All former occupations were AT a
stand still. Good stores and provisions
were doubled in value. The stock keep.
inp interest became alarmed and il waf
necessary to increase the number and
pay of the constabuIary. God has been
found at Bond, also at Wyn, six miles
Gf Sydney. a grea: increase Of Dig
gers was anticipated when the season
orened. and large influx Of emigran's.
PARIS, Friday Morning. The Minis
terial arrangements make no progress ;
the papers of this morning hardly allude
the subject. The leaders of the mod
crate parry still hope that the President
OF the Republic on finding tina, the Red
Republicans will not agree 10 the revi-
sion Of the Constitution in exchange for
the repeal Of the law OF May 3lst, will
endeavor to make terms with the late
Ministers, or at least portion OF them.
The latest accounts from the Depart
men. OF Cher are rather favorable. IL
appears that the government accounts
published by the MOuiteur have been
greatly exagge a,ed as % the extent ol
the movements.
The Times says that about one hun
dred thousand pounds brought by the
Lion steamer from st. Petersburg to
Hull was received at the Bank this NOR.
ming, making the total from Russia this
week one hundred seventy five thousand
pounds.
kossuth will not reach Southampton
ill oath inst, instead Of goth as stated
yesterday.
New YoRK, Nov. 2.
The u. S. Mail Steamship Franklin
has arrived, with four days later news
from Europe. Cotton declined ] S with
a dull market Sales Monday and
Tuesday, 5000 bales.
The Baltic Africa and Propeller s
s. Lewis had arrived out The latter
in heavy gale, lost her propeller.
ENGLAND.
Kossuth has not yet arrived.