The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-06

is to cit or vote until he has taken the oath or e.
The Legislative powers Of the Pariismsat arc to bs
ample hs only restrictions being that its ssts shalt mot
sot Of the imperial Psriiamsnt extending by express
snaotmsn. OF by necessary intendment 70 this eel.
oSy o. New south Wales bat all bills affecting any q
the prs ogafves OF the any imperial interest,"
may be reserved In the discretion Of the the
signihoaticr q her Majesty g pleasure thereon.
The appointment to all o6oss In the colony hereafter
becoming vacant or being orsssd Ia to be vested In the
Governor, with the advice Of the Executive Council.
Colonial Legislature the revenues Of the colony the
territorial included precisely the same in distrbution
and amount Is that appended to our present eonstu
ton aot
All colonial revenues on becoming so SURRENDERED are
to be merged In ccnmon fund to DO called the 0onso-
The local legislature to have power to levy Whatever
duties Of customs il may dssm At provided always st
In no instance are the, g bs dhier'na'i
Italy.
Four persons have been seasessed to be hung At
MantuA, for their connection With Revolutionary
societies. The Pope has expressed his gratiasahtOn
at tho establishment. of the empire, and he VIII
visit France to GROWN Louis Napoleon.
Turkey.
The only items Of importance ere that great oon-
sternation has been caused ut Constantinopis by
the refusal Of tho bank 70 receive the State paper
in payment; and that the fort OF Zabljss, on tie
Albanian frontier: has been taken by storm by 800
Montsnsrins, and all the Turks in tho garrison
made prisoners. The Syrian campaign il ovcr, and
the Ssraskier, disappointed in troop supplies, and
often defeated, has returned to winter quarters.
India and China,
MORE HrGLsH AGGRANDIZxMakT--PIRATRs IN rHH
CHINESE 5KAs--KARrHQUAKEIN OHINA-DRArH OF
The QUEEN OF sIAM--PB0GREss OF THH OHINHsa
IFsURRKCfION
The London papers Of Wednesday and Thursday pub
sh fuller details Of tho Indian and Chinese insegsoos
from the newspapers received via Trieste and Massnes
The advices from Bombay extend to the 17th Of Nove
her and 6vnD
Hong Kong to the 30th Of 0otobsr
The London Journals fnd fault with General oodwia
In the conduct Of the campaign Tho Burmese General
Of the famous Bandoola Of the former wars hsd
rendered himself with his family md also the
the Northern Punjaub frontier and troops In
ton to qssll the refractory chiefs.
s b zee. q the TO- q the
their benevolent protection over another large Indao
terrtory-ths Shan States-aftsr they have asishsa
'zmmay (the Shan Statss), We learn, has thrown OF
her to Ava sAd has army Of men and
$50 elephants hanging frontier order to
circumstances dictate The pstoa connection between
the British Indian government lind tbs Shan States 10 Ia
crude state The circumstances Of 70 large army
III quote from Maulmain psDer), 'beBg eoheeteA on
frontier affords fair for taking steps to ess
bish such influence among these inds pendent Ata
low sube who their territories IL sp. Of
cfpree often ct the risk Of life end property the result
~. ~ .ty ~ ss
have not tho and hays not baeD inclined ire
Is q adordns Protestion to thos who speadiag tAe
capital waiting their health and too often exposing their
Lives to almost certain rk There Is not single reaty
between the Shan and the English to the
establishment OF safe mutual Intercourse We trsa the
Slams who arrive hsre with kindness; allow them -
bring and sell whatsver they please without foe
Eu.y .n0fd s1s% s, n our Pew. ws.S
frieady. Why are We not aba to obtain similar Treat
msnt from them In thsir own country? TAs import
trade into Aaanan rora the Shan States consists q
cattle (oows and bullosks elephants poAss GOLD Lost
and cotton cloth laequered boxos saoaae Co., amount
q our
nusly Ana THAR way 70 them This Of Itself Is
sidesation calling for tas aaopca Of every cal
sustsd 70 improve our With sness osuass
and to the impsdosnts that may arise from jsA
losriy or III will among themselves !"
The adviees received By the overland mail state ttAta
large Chinese junk bound to Annoy from siasspors vith
cargo valued ut SO 00o had boon sstaoked Naes
By pirates a.A nineteen Of the srsw including Roro-
poan saiIise usstsr murdsrsa. dsseatch fren Hose
Kong dated October g. statss that four EESsh geAas
nsn v.rs s.t.sssa b. pr.ss in tho ns,snssrhe'a 4
Our seminary Of Asvs BY the overland mail informs n
Of fearful earthquake which has devastated sAs pro-
that 20 o0s houses boon destroyed see Of the hs
iants killed and 100 wounded In Maniua also shocks
Of a earthquake had boon felt many persons killed sss
churches destroyed AID the palace town HAIL and eos
ON house aninAa6itabls 1he captain Of tbs Hibsset
vAsn of Bahia, o. the 18th October sxperieaoed ts
hook Of the explosion Of submarine volssoa
which ssussd thu ship to trenble though shs hsA
truck she Grousa Tho shock lasted about minute.
% ~ Not Il: Ss
ton have been thrown Into deep mourning b. the AssA
Of the Queen which event took place the tight Of o.
tober 10. Tbs Queens llzess ssussd by sudden
fright and In the moment OF alarm sbs Jumped from
elevation Of four i've fest Not many days after her
Majesty sxsed with pains and gave
birth to stiiLborn. Her Majesty continued to sink
under the hands Of native doctors Finding native ala
Of avail the aid Of missionary dsstOrs oalieA bat
In vain; mert6eatiOn supervened, and death eRsusa
Tho people their 1ep grief for the loss the KIM
s.d the nation has sustained The country evsJ-
whsfe quiet
An alarming Ere broke out on The fifth October .svr
Canton. Silk goods and foreign manufactures, vAlus
$4,000 dollar vera destroyed
The insurgsnts have had coma succaasss they nov
thrs Asn the line Of with tha PROVINCES
Csntsn BY the hoing Pass, sad 70 b. held ~ strong
government force After engagement tina Insurgents
put 80 military sns civil scers aud 300 people to The
sword
The troops In Chisa were Healthy.