The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-01
Eng land.
PARLIAEENrAkY PROCEEDINGS.


The IIo,ue Of Commons in is Iio,ng sitting on the
18th. cleared Oh considerable routine b,,siuers
MIR. Stafford stated. IN answer to siuo.tion, that
an investigation being held respecting aucntity
Of wreck thai had ashore III coast II Slaai
by the President
bill tor ,hs establishment Of bishoprc in New Z,a-
land Vas read second time
Mr. keogh, Irish member. took to COMPLAIN
OF the lueens proclamation torbdd.Ig Roman Catholic
prlssts TO wear ecclesiastical vestUsnls in pubic
Secretary Walpoie in bringing up the report OF the
committee FearIus 0Connor's case moved that tina,
unfortunate member be discharged from the custody of
INC sefgt ant NJ AIMS aud Civ. the keeping ply
cians according 10 request to that effect by
OtonDor, his nearest Of kin
At tn. evening session Of the 18th Lord Mas presented
petition from the Legislature South Wales co,n
plsining Of the iberal of the constitution re-
Gently conferred upon that colony. and especially the
right reserved by ministers. in of the crown to
veto the decisions of the legislative assembly with regard
to local all.irs.
The Chancellor Of the Exchequer stated that the 60
vernment have no intention Of reducing the duties
wine
Mr. CooHRASE asked whether the attention of govern.
ment had been drawn to address issued to the
working casses by Mazzini which he (Sir Cochrane,
characterized containing seditious language US re-
spected England and insulting regarded foreign
ers" The question not being in order. the honorable
member gave notice Of motion the subject
Nothing Of Importance was transacted by the Lords
the 18th
On Friday petitions presented from the Austria
liam Colonies against the transportation OF convcts TO
Van Dicman't Land; also from the Legislature of New
South Wales for the redress OF certain grievances
there is nothing definite yet u t. when Pariamen
will be dissolved.
Catholic Excitement In Ireland.
The proclamation against Romsh professions has ex-
cite zeal Of Indignation coming as il does at
orpoItunc o moment for Protes,an cleo lioneering
France.
TIE coNFIscATIoN OF THE ORLEANS PROPERLY -
THE TOBACCO MoNoPOLY-FLuoDs, ETC
The political news is not Of much importance
On the 18th the Council of State heard the beajiues
on the Orleans confscation case n. Cornudet aud NJ
of spf aud nj
Fasre for the Orleans family. The points which the
latter coifDe q his arguments two-1 Were the
princes Of Orleans from 1850 to 1852 legitimate propre-
tors Of the estates of Monceaux and Neatly! aud If
have they ceased to be in virtue of thu decree of
Of the 22d January! decision will be piyen on the
day the Africa saicd
The latest received Saturday morning the
18th ttate that The Council Of state has come a. dec
sof respecting the OIa property 1t adopted the
conclusions Of the Government Commission deriving
the Judicial tribunals Of rhe right in the ASA
and 70 the civil Jurisdiction the Of
all questions that may relative to private property
which the Princes Of Orleans hold in virtue of hred
tsry right The President has signed tl.- decision
In the Corps Legislat the Of the tobacco
monopoly till January 1853 carried unanimously
as was credit of l7oeo6fr for toration of the Old
church Of st. Omen at Roucn. The delegates OF the
paper manufacturers have just published n protest
aeanet the proposed duty paper show thar the
tax will not produce more than three millions francs
Per aDnum The printers are preparing similar memo
The Corps Leaaf is to hold an extra session of some
days. to pass railway bills and other urgent matters
The authorities OF Ill the cities France except Paris
bave orders take part the approaching cerc
monies of the fete Dieu.
On dr. that NJ veron has in his ssion Cassagnacs
manuscript corrected in the handwriting Of Louis Sapo-
leon and that h- obstinate assertions the cir
cOmitnnce II having the proof at hand.
1t IL reported that government journal to vie with
the first cats London press about to be established ia
Parts.
Rumors rrvivng resp citing the President matri-
monial intentions
II is conrndiccd TINT the Minister Of the Interior in
tend-to stop the pensions Of Polish refugees
FIR nch thipmasters are complaining of mpost 9l
ton levied 10y the English hospital dues on all
ships entering the river Gambia Africa.
Great nundatons occurring in the south of France
AT last accounts the Gnronne rising rapidly and an
overflow appeared imminent The Lot was Al 20 IN ate
Of flood the low grounds along its banks inundated
ana much fam stock had been destroyed.
Gen Lanor.cere arrived at the baths of AK Ia. Cha
p ON the 18th inst having been ordered by his phy
scians 10 drink the waters. Immediately on his arrival
he was waited on by the police.
court martial ut Lyons has convicted NJ Lancher
orsmenxs lnod agent Of conspiracy to murder all the
officers Of the w. h regiment No particulars Of this
angular affair sre given except four sergenta reg
mtn' and two civilians were implicated and are found
guilty.
Another strike Of importance has occurred. At 81
Etennc 200 men Of the Mining Company Of the Loire
have struck work
Revolt In Algeria.
revolt has broken out in Algeria. On the second a
tribe OF Arabs, numbering 900 and attacked a
camp Of French wo'kmen killing some and causing the
others to flee. The urgents afterwards MARCHED ON
Gbtlma ard on the fourth and fifth had engagement
with tho troops from Bona aud Consantia in which the
thp
insurgents crossed the river Oued Saba and had
Cd to Boussora Additional troops we're expected from
Constantia. ~
Germany.
Z0LLvRREIN AFFAIRs-susPENsION OF NEGoTIA-
TIoks BY AUSTRIA. ETC.
The Post 8pt Gazette Of the 18th states that Austria
has officially announced to Prussia its suspension Of al
negotiations relative TO customs treaty with that
power negotiation to that effect has been likewise
tran, mitted to the Dsrmstadt Coalition y On tho
other hand 1--WE gather from the Indpndnce) there Il
feeling In Berlin that N SchGnhausen. who has gone
VIENNA TEMPORARILY 10 replace the Prussan Minister
may be charged sith overures for direct commercial
union with Austria without reference to the German
States.
Tho Federal Diet has adopted the propositions Of .
committee ~ TO the iDdemncs TO be- awarded TO the
d., mia 60 tunctiopafes ~ the German Diet.
ne new corr ti'uton for the Dutchos Of Coburg ami
Go'hp II pro: lulpnt,j
The Iienowran government has rejected the d uqods