The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-10

The Spanish government ID about to create
free port in Tensrife, project that VIII be favor
VACANT PEws.-The English Solicitor General
Is Of opinion that any one has legal right to .
seat in pew after the com mencement of the ser
vice, and cannot be legally kept out orejested It
10 Apprehended that the law, as IL stands In the
United States, would support similar opinion.
FREEDOM OF THE PRESS UNDER ENGLISH RULE
The Commissioner of the Ionian Islands (Wsrd)
has banished nj Lisgara from Greece for writing
an article advocating the right Of lonian inde-
pendence.
ROME continues to be hot bed of tyranny and
terror. One hundred and seventy.fye persons are
chained together in one room at Spoleto An
English lord has been put under the surveillance OF
the police for wearing red-colored hat.
THE TRUTH WILL COME oUT-BAsE CONDUCT OF
LORD CLARENDON, THB LORD LIEUT.. OF IRELAND.
In the course of the trial Of an action brought in
WorM, for sum Of CT 900, it appeared that he had
been paid f3, 700 for writing down Smith O'Brien
Mitchell, Meagher, Sc, and their principles, and
then sued for 1000 more. The government got
q verdict.
LoNaMAN & Co., the London publishers, have
paid $4,000 for a treatise on algebra, written by
Mr.. Calenso.
LOUIS BLANC arrived at Brussels from London,
on the 18th ult He was Immediately arrested and
sent back again.
Nj. THEIRS had arrived at Mentz, and would
shortly proceed to London:
THE SLAVE TRADE.-Advices from Sierra Leone
confirm the fact of the great increase in the slave
trade
RoME.--The English government has sent the
Bishop Of Gibralter to Rome, with Q view to his
using his endeavors to obtain the erection of Pro-
testant church there.
THE AUSTRALIAN GOLD DIGGrNGs Recent let
ters from Sydney, state that average E20, 900
in gold dust have been brought in weekly and that
there are 10000 men at the "dggings." The i'm
port trade was much depressed.
The English papers are filed with the disgusting
details of poaching ARRAYS.
DEsTTuTIoN IN EDINBURG subscriptions are
being raised In Edinburg, to promote an extensive
system Of emigration, with view to relieve the
great restitution existing thcre.
CoIUMBuS-Ihe Council General of Genoa has
contributed $4,000 francs towards the erection of
the monument to Columbus, which is to be erected
in that city.
THE ENGLISH CORN LAws.-A large protection.
ist meeting, having for its object the imposition
of duties on foreign corn, was held in London on
the 18th ult. The aristocrat landlords were the
principal speakers.
LIVERPOOL A fire occurred in Liverpool on the
18th ult., which destroyed warehouse containing
breadstuffs belonging, the former to Verden & Gull
len-the latter to G.. & s. Sim. Damage estimat-
ed Mt G15,000 Insured
PIRATES Recent accounts state that there were
several pirates cruising in the Mediterranean.
TURNING AN OPPORTUNITY TO A GOOD ACCOUNT =
The ship France, of Philadelphia, lately ran down,
of the Isle of Wight with two hundred passengers,
on her passage out. The Queen, who was staying
there, supplied them with daily ratons a. her own
exIenfe.
THE REV MIR, BENNETT, of London, of Puseyite
notoIiety, has come back from Rome an altered
mRn-an out and out Protestant.
The Hon. Abbot and Mrs Lawrence, and Miss
L., paying visits to the English aristocracy at
their country seats.
IRELAND An exhibition of arts and manufac-
lures will shortly take place in Cork
The English government has sent large mill.
tary force to Connaugh for the purpose of protect
ing the converts Professionalism, who severely
treated by the Catholics
Notwithstanding the rigors of winter voyage,
emigration continues on the Increase. Four hun
dred substantial farmers have just left Wexford for
this country.
SPAIN AND LOUIS NAPOLEON Those Spanish
papers which contained articles condemnatory of
the proceedings of Louis Napoleon, were seized
by the government, and have since altered their
tone.
THE AMERICAN ship United States performed
the passage from London to Alexandria, in twenty
days-the shortest on record.