The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-31

Portugal.
The King Regent intends to call upon the Oors TO pro-
lain the ma iorty of his son, King Pedro v. 1t
ported that the young king intended to make the tour of
spain and Portugal
Interesting from Denmark.
sCHI BswIG-HOLsTEIE = STATE IETRIGUES - ENG |
LAND THE DANISH PRESS AND POST OFFICE.
The correspondent Of the London Nmes writing from
uPon the .S 9th instant y 49, Article a
Deil1 Aond has excited considerable attention hers
from The extensive knowledge and sound Views it bersys
whole State intrigue illegally allowed by Denmark and
France proves that Denmark will lose Sohleswg asoge
therthat beloved Danish aud for which it has fought
against Germany for thousand years; shows that
the APT reaching state OF the country will bs one OF de-
yradten and slavery and adds Unfortunately knew
Il before Denmark will for the future be governed
by and for Russia It's eventual claimant but with
hnually increasing pressure from the German propA
EandA and the German Bund
The Brlingske announces that the price Of the
large English papers is not lin Hsmburg) llsH ROD per
Annum. but lle1 ortmk or GA rbd to which the Danish
possible that the Danish post office have the i'm
pudence to demand nineteen Danish rbsnk skings per
number about 100 cent on al ,opes not
for 1t the Danish post officer The English government
will Of course immediately rectify this great abuse for
although 1t has vacated the north in general and Den
mark in particular In favor of Russia there Ia
why it should permit scandals of this magnitude to be
perpetrsted with impunity This invention IL .
misfortune for the English press and will in many cases
10 Great Britain and thence 70 other lands 1t will be
still fatal The letter post system less absurd
letter via Offend costs 40 rbank skpgs per od but
man has freud in Hamburg he send this letter to
Il at town for four skings, and thence to England for
twentytotal twenty our-a saving Of nearly one half
Accordingly, this is now done and more in proper
portion the secret is dsoovered-of course to the
tual loss of the English and Danish post offices.
Belgium.
TARIFF ALTERATIONS.
From Belgium IT is currently reported that the govern
proopg the cial treaty between Belgium
and the Zlveren-a treaty which expires At the end Of
this mcsth, and which not little favored the coal and
general movement is nc being made In the large
manufacturing towns Of Belgium particularly in verviers
for the abolition or at all events the reduction Of the
duty cast iron and in places for the free Adm
sion OF coal The Bee ian Is not indisposed
to accede to reduction on both.
DIFFICULTIES BETWEEN THE CLERGY AND THE CIVIL
GOVERNMENT.
Panslavim h again causing some unessness At Vienna,
and the agents OF the In the southern parts
Of the Austrian monarchy are called upon to exercise
reioubled vigilance.
clesasos and the civil power carried with undimn
he'd spirit on both sides. letter from Constance in
the Bresgan states that the parish OF st. Augustn Is In
manner under the intsrdic The church Is closed and
kind Of Worship s celebrated The keys Of the edHce
have been taken to the Dean Of St. Stephens and the
Archbishop had left the parish without religious nstruc-
tion. The dean had buried body his responsi
bty but he had refused to marry couples who pre-
sented themselves The numerous sick persons In the
hospital and elsewhere have been left without the
htions Of religion.
Switzerland.
Geneva paper mentions that the 4th instant, be.
tween 10 and O'Clock st night shock of earthquake
sufficiently violent to crack the walls Of several houses
occurred In the Val dIliex The shook repeated
wards morning. the undalations Of the earth being pro-
loDged for rome seconds and acoomp aned by dull
heavy noise. similar pheno nenon was observed at
Son, In the Vases. on the I'D inst
Italy.
IMPORTANT NEGOTI ATOMS.
correspondent Of the London A0TXigg Chronicle sup
plies the following very doubtful intelligence
At the preient moment negotiations going for
the Of the Roman States by the
French and Austrian Of occupation It appears
that secret treaty exists BY which that double supa
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protectors and to trust his safety to the guard Of Italian
soldiers alone.
ent orgsnizir body Of 20 600 men which he promised
the Pope during his residence ct Gaeta that he would
place at his disposal The whole of these troops to
adopt the PontfciA cockade aud to protect the Holy
see along with the IL 600 men whom the Pope has a.
ready in his service.
The following summary Of news Is taken from the
Overland Friend Of Casna dated 9th October
some
without Do Unite Information
From shanghas has been brought mp TO the 9Th
Inst 1t which date some 6ghtisg WAS going between
the impsriass and the parties In possession Of the
town.
From Fooehow foo advises are to the eject that the
OF and that trouble might be locked for
an early date Foo chow FOO however, peculiarly stu
sosr snd w hsr sme, and tss
the whole number Of Nanohous in the place
cannot be less than 1000 Ersm!nate the soldery
Al - a. l~-I
TO- any small loea outbreak could easily be put down
Foo chow foo indeed, likely be the last place
Of N.nkin to fan s.sy from the Tartar dynasty and is
not improbable that Hienfung is driven from Pekn,
chow foo will become the ssatof the imperial govern
mest the vesroy Of the province being uncle Of the pre-
sent and brother Of the late Emperor.
We have but lit lie knowledge Of tbs under current
wbioh has been brought TO effect somewhat
chang In the trade Of this port Of Fooohowfeo; but
certain II 10 that not less than dozen ships likely to
load tea this season where good sizsd vessel
yer got cargo before good deal Of the credit due 70
doubt to be accorded to the respective Consu OF Eng
land and America The difficulty which Sir henry Pot
finger in getting the l%psr
trade, will still be fresh in the remem Of those
who we're in China when the treaty negotiated The
teas now shipped h IN Foo chow 90 said be Of in
fer or casses al hough the district is said to produce
leaf Of the finest qsality.
At Annoy sighting between the i'm peraliss and the re-.
bells was still going when NJ soop Rapid left on the
2Sd inst Being much distressed for POWDER urgent re-
quests have been made to Captain Fshbourne by
steamship Hsrmes for the purpose Of procuring money
and ANN unition
Canton 10 quet-ominously quiet The local traders
appear to labor under the dread Of hidden
the Streets which in general crowded with pasen
geri seem half denuded Indeed 1t quite easy to
walk from the factories to the eastern side Of the city
without being jossd 1t is gensrslly supposed that
nothing will be done at Canton till arrives OF the
fall Of Pskin shanghse and Annoy precedent however
gives no ground for such anticipation that we
know that there two distinct parties in the ded tbs
chances are that the Trad tho supporters Of the Ming
succession will hasten which might otherwise
have been delayed, simply account Of natural desire
TO be hrt In holding OF the most important posts
the south l. difficult to say in what way the capture
OF Canton 10 hksy to be effected; but tho probabilities
are that having secured the Ess river and the Bogue
FORTS pos. esson win be taken OF the Honan empls and
the small fort opposite the factories The temple and
adjscent walled grounds would form an snoam pment
amply sufficient for the accommodation Of at least 10 coo
men, AND not much respect may be expected for An 90
tAblshment With the foundation Of watch the Manchou
dynasty Incorporated morial Of the subjaga,on of
the South
An ait-mpt made last week blow mn the Britiss
Vice Consular chopa. Whampoa barrel OF powder being