The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-03

unless sshen in an overt act 81 crime.
!. 10. rsspssflc for bIs scs rhs miastsrs siose az
yefpo rsbie A. 90. executive power hts authority
teras7e ed tspntmen's Of the so.srn nens In urge
css.a my sntj2pate the action OF tue me-
the report OF bi. VINO si give an sc,eun I,
the Ccrtes ihsir neetinx All tbs rcJh acts WI ~
ccuntersirned by the minister's. The k'az coavoss
Ccrte tasrcrds spd co,ss tn sssoas q. asS dsolt,
ths Chamber OF Deputies IN The latter Gee be VII crn
voss and assemble nss Cores within ss NJ ,ush lhv
oortrs viii meet every year They viil be csEyolrS
whenever vacancy OF tse oeeurs, o. vh~--.sr
NON any cause the King shs be nsspshas 81 soterni
The king grants ampesslss. declares war asd MAJ,
peace ,ips money aud 20 al enploYnsnss
and torors. The King cannot s,nsts EIDE 90 exchanges
any ptrttp OF the ossi Territory Vastly sres,es o.
offensive alliances Of eoansrce sedic.,e the
without tn. concurrence Of tbs cofts. The msrrias
the sovereign sSs his wili b. previously breezy
quirtd to their atttnesnt stiPuslons
Succession 10 the Chr - enss viii folov the ort~
OF primes O. Aaterof taking presesn ~ po-tssi~
lives In OF aA Of oescendans Of fsAhena III h.
ssser snd uEces brothers OF her father yin succeed .
new call TO the throne must take place An qasssso
of right to the throne viii DO ssttisd By As psrsW
who may be declared ineaDstls OF gsveIBng or uho
have committed iquAfyipg sot snclstsd fro
the succession The csrsort Of rsigass oussn hes u
share in the COVER msnt
fourteenth year socou plished During tbs osty
the king his father mother or nearest hinsnaa "a
enter upon the regency snd retain 10 usa IL sisg
Of age. When there Is person 70 vhsa the rsxeoe
falls BY right the Ccrtes vii appoint regent Wnsa
The tutor Of . minor hing mus. Be . seasisrd b,
birth and viii be NAMED In ths tsstAmsst Of The asfans
monarch, in defsult, nominated BY tbs 0syses Tn.
same person may not be tutor and regsn s1c~p: b &
Such IL the proposed constitution Of spsss TIE sp.-
ciA law tbs senate provides that s hereditary nan
Dor,e; they must Be bors in spain, or BE- sess q
SpauisI d. twenty five Of end pay II least 70 0e>
The law on the 10. Of the oortss prov,dss the,
the Chamber shall be coDpossd OF All dspat'ss directly
elected each from one aistiic. deputy must BE- thirty
bis election 5teo reals 5of 10 direct aIss or aon
rails OF which 500 contributions immek<ss OF 1000
reals cf contributions .mnstiis,es Churchnsp, sol-
eiers In active service and judicial functosAriss are In
capable also sro xss Of the sssss rssevias
Tector. must BE- Spaniards Who have ns4 twenty
nve years Of age and lived two years In the plsoe where
they clam 70 vote sur.nsr they Iuss - o. Ne snn
contributions Ths ministers r.sy, II they thiaa IT. a.
tend the fittings Of the tvs sslstivs bodies Govsrs
and Congress kiniy:ers nay speak When they please,
in out Of their tarn but they vote svss
although they belong ct right TO the sedy In whoh thay
Whes the Interests Of public order ssquArs the 60
,s may Pro;1.n any part Of the nonarcny
neEe Tie government map delegate this power. Tbs
e.at SsrentV involves the suspsnion Of the v ths
liberty Of individuals but subject BE- taken out
Of his own province whe. the state Of siess IL pro
claimed oil power is resumed in the hands Of the military
The Queen has accepted Rosas' resignation, -
Vice President Of tho Coupoil
Latest advices state that the petitions Of tie
populations, requesting to be allowed 70 meet, fer
electoral purposes have been refused. The editors
efthe pspers charged with sedtious libel hare besA
acquitted by the jury.
Excitement is great, rs the quarrel between thsI
government and the sprontion becomes daily more
Tho united expeditions have met every day w.
concert measures, under tho Precedence Of General
Narvaez Ninety-six persona were present.
re;s af 4al AnAa
under the guidance Of Narvaez. The Marquis 4
Douro, General Concha,) N Pxcheso, the Count Of
st. Luis Gonzales Brave. the Dsks dc Rivas,
s SS t Ora n and Kos R9,.s are spops 81:
the Duke of Soto Mayors
The Captain General Of Cuba wrote, On the 7th
Nov that the most perfect tranquility prevailed in
the island, ard that in sanitary condition was
greatly improved. number Of English and
French war steamers had arrived ct Havana, the
commanders Of which. ~ we'll rs the esAsuls.
offered their services to the Captain General in the
event Of . new invasion by American fllibasteros
The Captain General had given grand banquet to
those officers, at whch the g,esssst cordiality
reigned.
Portugal.
Fears arc entertained that the next dividend on
the public debt will not be forthcoming.
Active preparations are making for the election.
The resus Is likely 10 be favorable to the govern
ment.
Italy.
The new Tuscan loan Of three per cent. Is 70 be
adjudicatsd at Florence on the 24tA.
The London Neics correspondent at Rome, reports
that the priests kept s)oof from ali reoicngs the
proclamation OF the Emperor OF the French, and
that the army was cold Hungarian soldiers we're
extensively shot At Ancona for revolutionary demon
STATIONS and desertions.
Belgium,
In the sitting Of the Belgian chamber Of sspresen-
tatives the 18th ultino the minister OF foreign
affairs read to the chamber . letter. which he had
just received from the French ambassador, the Duke
de Bssssno, informing him that the EMparsr OF the
French, proof Of his desire to maintain friendly
relations with the king Of the Belaians sud with
Belgium, had decided that from the 18th of January
next, the extra duty levied upon Belgian ir6A and
coal entering France should be Withdrawn, and tho
duty be placed its former footing; the negetia-
tiops as to the future treaty to be carried on ct
Brussels The reading OF this lester was followed
By expressions Of sstiAaStion in the chamber.
In Pruasia, rctrograds movement is apparently
about to take place Government has introduced
into the Upper House bill csnceliing the article Of
tho combination by which the Chambers must b
summoned annually, and enacting that in future
they shall be called sogather only onoe in every two
years. Insi snidoaDt Ipjsed will be the Parliament
whose period IF lssslstivs action il thus cxrtaled
Tho prussan ssabistcal bureau gives sone inter
testing data saaperisa, IN Prussia. The agrcultu-
raj dstrcts, wish 6sl 900 inhabitants, tho Geld
lAboreIs and village mechanics, forming popula
tion oi o'1o sodh, cSansea d ooo persons, VI
S35 psr cent, requiring relief, and receiving IN
average lis each ir the courso of year. In tho
towns, with a population Of about Eve millions.
472,2l5 persons were relievsd in 1851, with 25s .
head On the average In S,rlin, with 436 900 inha-
bssn.s, the maintenance of the poor in 1851 cost
esq COO. The number Of paupers regularly reosiv.
ing aims was a. 4l9 Decides 1927 children wholly
supported by the parish TIE expense for each PAD
per was sG3 los, and for ssch child about 81 s..
TarsSy.
The question OF the reimbursement Of the sums
advanced On the losn Ia Paris and LONDON, is re-
garded NJ dehaitiyely f,ttled. Tho Porte has offer
ed to pay capital asd 6screst, and rance and Eng
,sDd have accepted his arrangement.
The Porte prohibited thu circulation Of foreign
money that coined ana issued in the name OF she
Sultan, and the Ottoman money coined in the pre-
Cednv reign, aae alone TO BIO allowed in commercial
tre.ssotious