The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-15

eenbed the 22d at the residence Of Marshal Manuel
speech 81 planning the motives Of the opposition He
alluded further 70 the project said to have been formed
by the ministers for modifying the constitution. oou.
mi.tee was then appointed TO collect information for
thoee Senators who wish to take part In the debates.
The committee is likewise authorized to communicates
with the other oppotions. IL IL calculated that the
combined opposition in the Senate viii amount to 80,
amongst whom are grsndees Of Spain generals and capt
tas The Prcgressts deputies present In Madrid held
q meeting at which NM. Olozaxa, Nogueras, Escosura
and Pueg delivered their opinions the necessity Of
tee vas sppeisted to prepare plan OF action.
The influenza was so very general at Madrid that
scarcely n family had escaped.
Russia.
From the 1st January next the importation OF manu-
featured gold silver will be prohibited the king
dom Of Poland. The godsniths in WARSAW and Kslisoh
used draw then supply OF such articles principally from
the German establishments After the above date
commission win be established in WARSAW, to which the
Polish manufacturers must their stock Of gold and
silver to be melted and stamped From ths metal alene
they will be allowed te work and the articles in their
shops must agree in weight with the quantity OF metal
they declare In Of fraud the offenders will
be visited by fines and the conscsiop OF their goods
The latest Russian toyety is the smoking of cigarettes
containing instead of tobacco The freoch paper in
which find the circnmstance. the practice is be
coming quite fashionable tea has at least the merit
OF being less narcotic
Greece.
We learn by the Impartial de SmYne that the question
of the succession to the throne st exclusively pied
the political world at Athens The London protocol Is
said to bel The acceptance OF the charter as the ba
sis of all future TO be made the confe
fences An acknowl Judgment that the decree OF the
National Assembly, concerning the Regency OF Queen
Amelia. forms part OF the constitution g. An engage
mept not to set aside the decisions of the Greek nation
this subject The Greek government had also been
invited to send pleni poteptiary to London.
committee Of scienti6c and practical men appointed
by the Greek to consider the OF failure
Of the curant CROP had reported that they consider the
extension Of the blight next season, as very probable
Turkey, &c.
The Kre,i< Zetung of Oath ultimo states, from direct
communications Damascus lith Nov nat tho
Turkish campaign against the insurgents in Central Sy
had totally failed and that winter having set in opc.
ratiops were suspended till spring
India.
Austrian Ioyds steamer Egitto arrived at Trieste Nov
10th with an overland mail announcing that Psoms
captured october 9h, by The British forces the
command Of Commodore Lamoert and General Godwin.
Neiy little resistance made by the Burmese the Br
itch loss amounting to only killed and six wound
ed rive thousand Burmese troops strongly posted
about Elk miles from Prone, but Gen Godwin did not
wish TO attack them until he reinforced Tss
psgn however was considered virtually at end and
orders were daily expected from te seat Of government
for the formal annexation of Pe to British India Ad-
mral Austin hsd died of cholera but the troops
healthy.
Australia.
The Eagle has sriived a. the port Of London bringing
10000 Of gold and adsices from Melbourne TO
the st of September. gold field has been discovered
at Bpgara, ia the Gwydir district anu the accounts
state tbpt 1t premises 10 rival Mount Alexander rich
ness There sppesss to be doubt that CT length
extensive and remuneratye gold fed has been discover
seven eli LIT miles in extent In color the gold is beau
tfu In many instances IT is connected With pieces Of
quartz as transparent as crystslin ehe-s to pieces
which though opaque appear TO have all the purity and
delicacy of white cernean On the Sd of August the
PeDinsEer and Oriental Steam Compapy's steamship
Chusap arrived at Melbourne after pass of seventy
five days Of which osv sixty occupied in sailing
So delighted the colcnsts that ths excitement
to fever height and project SCI foot for present
ing pufse OF "a od0 the captain Of the Chusan the
pioneer Of steam communication between England and
Australia The FIRST Of the great tide Of emigration
had touched the chores Of the gold producing colonies
As one proof Of prosperity is mentioned that the Mel
bourne revenue for the quarter ending June 80 was
f2s5 csc S. I'd being ocreae the same period
In the previous year OF El6l16T Ids. lid.
The assayer has received instructions to
opgsge The rtquisite staff and prepare the
chiDsry for coinpg if that should be deemed
desirable ON August is no less than ssS ounces Of gold
were deposited for assay the estimated value Of which is
fSs 6s2 which added 70 the quantity reyioHAy lodged,
giyss q total OF S9t6ls6.
ter Of anxiety and in the meanwhile prices Of pro-
visions were ranging extremely high On the 18th Of Az
gust -four old forest Greek at " per bag at
L. Cd per h. o. rea As cheese IS Ga ham aud
.it pork a. beef Sd per Do biscuits2 Cd perb About
the same time the quotations in the Melbc market
f25 wheat - ostr ys Good cattrc sold fzs.
per ewt sheep lis The price OF butchers meat
II ina generally bu -four and bread not expected 10
risc higher since the markets freely supplied
The Launoeetou Hobart Town markets remained al
most unchanged wheat at and arst -four at f24 bar
ley 5s potatoes c4 At Hobart ro~ there ad-
vance OF Is generally on the Lsunceston prices
The Andromssbs has arrived from Port Philip whence
shs ssiled the 18th July with 42o5 Of gold;
and the Corbea from 81 dney on The 9th OF july, with
sos ounces worth together about 1873 500 The Aus
tisliap steamer hourly expected will bring arge
quantity Of gold both from New south Wales and Vic.
to1ia The Lady Flora which sailed frsm Melbourne
the Sd Of August will bring 81 00O and tie Fa-
tins which left the 18th of August, Is 557 ounces
Besides these there three vessels due from sydney
which left in August-thc Nestor With II 2e5 ounces
the Emperor with SIS both sile the 10Th OF
Aueuet and the Duke OF Welllng on on he Goth With
2l56S ounces; the Charlotte from Portland Bay 1I5g
There app'ar TO be truth N the report Of
the vessels named the Dido aud the Enchsnress with
| frame matt H.afra hrt t,at-
Jhe Nestor has arrived from sydney whence she sailed
the 10Th August, with IL 2e5 gold valued
Of june end TIE Glenbprsie from Sydney the 9th of
July also reported but their esTgoes 1t is said
Stat entirely Of voel talow and general merchandise.
The vessel, for Australia from the port Of London
during the past week consisted OF 10 Pert Philip OF
3i tons one 10 Adelaide Of 81 TONS aud two 20 Hobart
Town Of Joint burden Of 5s4 toms Although there has
thus been falling of in tie tonnage the general trade
continue a. active As the season viii permit.
STEAM 70 AUSTRALIA, VIA PANAMA
The project establishing direct aud monthly
steam communication be.ween Southampton and sgd
n.y by va 81 the Istlmus OF Panama in connection
With the Wet India mali seameis running between
scu btmpon and chsgres Is beng pressed forward with
The greatest energy The frat vessel Of the Ausras ian
Pacific ue be Kangaroo. will bs ready for in June
ard will be followed intervals OF month by the
steamers Eun Black Swan Dinornis and Merura These
ve vess IL are buidrg in the Clyde and the Thames
ale GOO tons burden. and 800 horse power.
IRISH MIGRANTS IN Al sTRALIA
Remittances from Irish settlers Ia Australia stead
lily increasing and there Is every likelihood that the
supplies from this will before very lorg equs the
sums transmitted iron the United States The inc
ytsble effect must oe TO stimulate emigration to Aus
asla 10 very great extent; and, present appear
il il n 81 probable that the exodus will proceed
upon an enormous scale next spring. On Thursday
sevpnty registered money leters sent b. Irish enEsDts
~ Melbourne received ct the Limerick post Office
with sums ranging iron ESQ to $500 The Writers in
almost all the most encouTs yDg accounts Of
the pro@Ic il This colony and held ou strong I'M uce
Denir 70 their fIi,n9s to JON them The American
nittsncee although a. immense amount In the aggregate
have generally consisted OF small averaging from
IS TO E2p.
The Condition of3IexicO.
From the London News NoY. ~
IL Il Row foIoe months since the government prins
sueo NJ that Lord Mamc bury ana the ministry Of Louis
Napoleon had Undertaken arrange and pose the in
fernal disorders OF toe republic Il Mexico Whether
they made any such foolish attempt is we think
very doubtful II they Gid Il has resulted ia confusion
wore oonfountsd for Mexico Is In plight Of greater
ham h.