The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-20

ousn,ly In limerick. al which 4 verdict Of man.
tlaug was returned against some OF the military
party, Who IT was alleges, had nred Inc s.. snots
The learned gentleman called upon the Court TO
exercise summary jurisdiction forth With, by quash-
ing the inqustions; but the Jatges were OF opinion
that conditional order should issue ~ the hrst IN
stance in order that notice might be served upon
the agents OF the next kin OF the persons shot at
SIX mi bridge. and accordingly Saturday next
fxed for the hearing of the In the case of the
nrosecution instituted by the crown against Mr..
kachsriah Wallace, proprietor of the Anglo Cdt,
newspaper published in the town of Cavan, for
libel on the officers and men of the 3lst regiment,
connected with the ARRAY at Six mile bridge, bill
Of Indictment sent yesterday before the city Of
Dublin term grand jury, by whom true bill was
found The defendant is 10 take his trial at the sit
tings after the present term.
There is positively nothing new from France
The Senate met yesterday. All the members were
unanimous The ex King Jerome took the chair.
HI opened business by declaring that it was clearly
the will Of France that the Empire should be re
established The matter was then referred to the
Bureaux, where there viii be no opposition Achille
Fould read message from Louis Napoleon, giving
his consent to the proposed changes, the nation
willed it. No day has, as yet. been fixed for the
declaration Abd-el Kader il the lion of the day.
They say his hotel is beseged by fair ladies', dc.
siroas of shaking hards with him.
The congress forB the settlement Of the Zollverein
question has opened at Vienna, and viii probably
have the same end as that Of Beriin-it will lead TO
much talk and no good.
The King of Sweden is very ILL., Railways are
being formed by English engineers all through Den
From Rome, under date of the 9th Of October,
we learn that Buwer had left that city more salts
fed with his mission than he had anticipate
would have been the case, after his first interview
with Cardinal Antoneli Murray's life has zen
spared, though we do not yet know when he will be
Sc. at liberty. He moreover obtained assurances
from the Cardinal. that the holy See was annoyed
at the violence displayed by the Roman Catholic
priests in Ireland. The anti-Protcstant movement
alini0n Nv ia EirOt lar iy
enough termed, will be failure. from the intoe
rance Of some Of the members Mr.. Lucas, for in
stance, upheld the principle that all beretcs ought
to be prosecuted, and justified the persecution Of
the Madiai, by the Duke Of Tuscany, for reading
the Bible. This case has created great sensation.
The deputation, headed by Lords Shaftesbury aud
RodeD, are at Florence. They desired an interview
of the Grand D1ke II was not granted, but civil
message was given in reply, that the under
consideration. Bulwer's return 10 Florence is sup
posed to be in connection with this affair As re-
CARDS British representative at Rome, the Pope
fuses to acknowledge one unless Papal nuncio Is
acknowledged in London. This seems plausible
enough There is clause in the British constitu-
tion against one. The Protestant league has its
cooked, ready to bark at the idea. La will, |
think, eventually take place.
The ministerial crisis in Sardinia has not yet ter
minated. Cavour cannot form istry
From Portugal we have advices to the 10Th Oc.o-
ministers and the Bank of Portugal The Melbourne
screw steamer for Australia had put into Lisbon,
greatly damaged She has had series of mishaps
since her departure, AMI the company are much
blamed for employing such ricketty boat for such
journey as Australia
The Coiog,e Gazette has the folio wing from Con-
stantinople, dated 10th ult :
The revolt which has broken out in Syria and in
Mesopotams appears to threatening character
The Arab tribes have organized system Of piage .
large scale Caravans well as vessels on the Euphra
ties and Tgris have been paged An English vessel
stopped at Bssora, and some English missionaries who
were board were made prisoners and considerable
.A.A to- ~1s<tx
consul however having protested energetcaly against
this conduct the vessel and prisoners we're released
chants offered comfortable Gums to any who would
re capture then but would undertake such
dangerous attempt The Pacha sent detachment Of
troops for that purpose but the officer and the soldiers
were the mses robbed and happy In being able to
escape with their lives The shek Jobab who had been
arrested by Merk Pachs for peakng against the
m.nt has effected his escape and joined his tribe who i'm
mediatey took The Arabs hocking into and
hs at Would
shortly break ont there The inhabitants had been in
yited to sell all they possessed and purchase and
ammunition. The authorities not strong enough TO
stand against the movement, The pirates have
pesIed and attack vessels under the very Of the
French English Ameri can vessels Austria has sent
several oorvsttes to protect her shipping but not
month passes without an Austrian vessel being at
England.
The organization of the militia is rapidly pre-
crossing in every county Of England.
Emigration has proceeded with Increased activity.
The emigration from the United Kingdom went on
the same, will sensibly reduce the population.
100 236 persons left tho ports at which there are
government emigration officers; 81. $40 sailed for
the United States; ,l6 for British North America;
3S,60l for the Australian colonies, and $40 for
other places. $3.50 emigrants sailed from Irish,
and 5 go from Scotch ports 1925 sailed from
English ports; namely, 100l2 from Liverpool, g. l25
from Plymouth, and Fl ,7SS from London. The
daR nf IF Ia 10
was Australia 1t il well known that large pro.
portion OF the emigrsnts that sail from Liverpool
are of Irish birth
It is stated on highly competent authority tina. a
semi. official communication has reached Dublin,
conveying the comfortable assurance that her Ma.
jesys present advisers mean to submit proposition,
on the opening of the present session. for the extern
sion OF the income tax to Ireland. According to
the plan in contemplation, it is intended that the
tax shall be levied the rate of five per cent upon
incomes Of ESQ year and upwards.
The screw steamer Bengal has been launched at
Glasgow. Her dimensions are-
Lenstb f f@ ssur.hta d to iais SO fee.
b brasS Of beam ..'.''.'..'..'', Ss'a feet.
Tonnage ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SEQ tons
b p5smss.r q Ii. screw 41a Horsepower ssss
Prince Albert has been installed in the Office of
Master ofthe Trinity House, rendered vacant by the
death ofths Duke Of Wellington.
A most barbarous and shocking murder has been
com ntted at the village of Milton, near Plymouth,
on the person of Mrs White, a widow, sixty years Of
age, who kept small store The murderer Sc
creted himself in her room, behind her truckle bed
and sometime during the night cut her throat from
ear to ear. Some persons have been apprchended
on suspicion.
The quantity of Irish butter received in London
from lst May last to 1st November inst amounts
to 2S4, 36s frkins, showing an increase of II OILS
over the quantity in the same period Of last year.
The Prudential Election In the United
From the London Times, Nov 8
From the moment ut which the democratic con-
venton Of Baltimore proclaimed Gen. Pierce to be
the United States, we have never entertained n
coubt Of his success and our conviction on this
point has been materially strengthened by the divi
sions and plumbers Of the American wings. 1t was
biunder TO make Gen. Scott the candidate Of that
party. but, having adopted him, it was another
blunoer TO start Mr. Webster the footing Of an
Independent competitor and although on this, us