The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-18

that the Poles win range under his banner, should
France renew her wars.
The Minister Of the Interior has rsfssed 70 au.
thorixs the formation Of the new banking company,
which was attempted to be establishei in Opposition
10 Fould's new bank de credit foNci0. Tho move
ment IN favor Of tho opposition company was sup
ported by the houses Of Rothschild and other bank
Of Paris.
The imperial crown was ordered sometime since,
and ia nearly ready. n Lemonnier, the jewsller in
the Place vendome, whose stall at the London EI-
bbision last year contained the Queen Of SPANS
Jewels is the artist He is also preparing . easket
ofjewels for the Empress
The royal forests Of Creoy and Armainvilliers,
belonging to the Duo do Montpensier, were lately
and Cette railway There were three competitor
Baron James de Rothschld, Baron do Selliercs, tho
banker, and NJ Perere 1t is understood that the
estate Of Chantily has been sold ct private sale,
to N Mallet, banker, Paris, on behalf Of Coutts s.
Co., of London, who are rum0red to have made an
arrangement with the Duo d'Aumsle, that hs may
reclaim the estate within ten years, on paying the
purchase price. Louis Napoleon s said to have been
keeny disappointed at this transaction, having in
tended himself to become the purchaser.
The French government has received the follow.
Ing despatch from General Yusuf, who had been
sent by General Canon, Governor General Of Al
gers, to suppress IN instruction Of the Lsghsuats,
excited by Cherif Ben Abdallah -
= After forced march Of twenty four hours with nay
at I'll Keig We killed two hundred mon, and carried of
two thousand camels and twenty thousand sheep 1t
was magnificent COUP Our losses are Insignificant.
Belgium.
REDUCTION OF THE BELGIAN FUNDS.
The Belgian Chambers, in their sitting Of the
tive to the reduction Of the 1--WE per cent debts Of
lS4O. 1912, and lS4s into four anda half per oents
sixty six members voted for the reduction, and Two
against it.
conmenosd the discussion Of the budget Of foreign
affairs. Itappears that the sum of 220, 500 francs
has been economised in the diplomatic service since
l849. by the suppression of the Belgian Legations
at Hamburg, Stockholm, Athens, and Turin, and
by reducing the salaries Of the ENJOYS in Turkey.
Brazil, and the United States. The sum appor.
toned for the thirteen Belgian embassies IL now
1852 0C0 frsnes with So see francs for the consates
The commit .ees report says thst, owing to the
cent treaty between England and Belgium, the
trade Of the latter with India will be much betterea
The warlike preparations making by England and
Prussia, taken in connection with the proclamation
of the empire in France, have caused much agita-
ton at Brussels.
10 the Senate on the same day, M Brouchere gave
his promised explanation, respecting the policy Of
his cabinet. The ministry he stated was decidedly
LIBERAL but would act with consultation to wards all
parties.
Holland.
NOTICE TO REDUCE THE DUTCH FUNDS.
On tho lst, the Minister of Finance announced
that he would Immediately bring forward prepo-
sition for the conversion Of the four per cents.
A royal decree was published Nov. Is, regulating
the position and privileges of foreigners in Spain.
The decree is q mere modification Of the old law.
Unnaturalized foreigners are divided into two
classes. domicied," if they have resided three
years, transitive,'' if otherwise. The passports
and other regulations are as strict as No for
eigner shall be permitted to profess any other re.
DIM han fhQ fhn AIMS nliC ROyron opdv
Stranger can naturalze in Spain, or Spaniard
abroad. without the express consent Of the govern
ment UNI Ter which he was born.
A German paper states that Signor and Madame
Madiai will be liberated December !, owing to the
express interference of the king of Prussia. The
London Morning advertiser states that another
ease, similar to the Madai has occurred the victim
being clerk in banking house at Florence, whose
sole crime is said to be his Professionalism His name
is not stated
Prussia.
OPENING OF THE CHAMBERS.
The session of the Prussian Chambers was opened
on the 29th November, with an address from the
Minister President, of which the following are the
essential points,
The administration Of the Frances has been snd will
be r CONDUCTED sIa..a with economy economy, - 49,
question has not up to the present tine received ula
nimous adhesion hut feels assured OF the
Propositions define the prrogatives OF the various
legal freedom will be permitted but weakening Of the
royal power be conceded. Generally the sovsrnnent
will be maintained independent Of party.
Three Days Later from Australia.
Advices have been received from Adelaide, South
Australia, to the Sd of September They confirm
the above date the yield had been trifipg. Many
parties were, however, out 'sprospecting, and con-
fdent hopes were entertained that ultimately as
rich gold fields as those of the neghboring colonies
would be discovered. Tho government escort to
Mount Alexander continued to bring in large guam
titles of gold and the deposits at the assay office up
to the 10th August, amounted, at the rate Of lis.
per or to the sum Of .e974 437 5s In consequence
want Of . sufhciercy of gold coinage. it had been
proposed to issue q number Of gold tokens, OF q
greater fncness than the legal currency, for repre-
tentirg value of FL up to e5.
private escort was about to be established, to
run once week between the city and Mount Alex
apder, which was estimated to yield an ample re-
turn. even at much lower rates than those charged
by the government. Gold was selling at Cos cd.
to 70s /, for cash. Burra Burra mining shares were
quoted at .el32, including the dividend new
vein of ore had been cut at these mines. and some
magnificent specimens Of the metal were extracted
The rates Of interest money 10 per cent for
loans freehold properly and Is to 20 per cent for
discounts, and on lesschold and other security.
Wheat was selling at Is. to Is Sd flour, Je2l los
per ton; English barley, AZ. Sd to IS. per bushsl;
bread, Gbd. the ID loaf; and flour 3hd per Id
Letters ard papers were received from Port Ade-
laide to the seth August which confirm tho accounts
Of the discovery Of gold in that colony.
India
THE CAPTURE OF PRONE.
The Indian mail, of which telegraphic despatch
was received per Arctic. has come to hand, with de-
tails Of the capture of PRONE, in Burmah, by the
British.
Il was mentioned, by the previous mail, that the
British forces had advanced up the river, on the
2lst end 22d September They assembled without
ipta till tba morning If ha Octohar