The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-05


On the Goth nit. Captain Winter: OF the Seventeenth
Ianeers accompanied by several other adesde camp of
he Lora tsa apfearsd osiois tns OF
tions snt the Rev Henry Stannard "a clergyman Of
the established church,) under the following circum
stances =:
Captain Winter informed the bench that between II
and IL O'Clock the preceding night, while the Lord
Lieutenant and the Countess of St. Germans were sitting
in of the apartments of the vceregel lodge gem
tlsman to their great SURPRISE walked into the
from an adjoining chamber and sat down upon chair
without the least ceremony in the. world His
Excellency, perceiving him to be stranger, in
quired the ohec. Of his visit, to which he replied very
coolly that he had effected entrance by the front
door and wished for interview with his Escellancy.
1t became evident however that the intruder
person Of unsound mind, though not what is termed
dangerous upac, and accordingly an aide decamp was
called in aud he handed to the custody OF the
ponce on iurlher inquiry appeared that the name OF
the who acted ia this manner is the Rev
Henry Standard, and he IL clergy OF the establish
&c church. 1t supposed that he resides in Contar
having message his wife In that locality After
being into custody he brought t. the police
station At Bridewe lane where he was locked up all
night: and in the morning, about eight clock, he
managed to effect his escape from tie station house.
Captain Winter stated that his Exceency did not wish
any harsh proceedings be adopted towards the unfor
tunats gentleman. BE merely desired that measures
should be AIKEN to prevent the repetition OF similar In
rusion in future. What makes this occurrences still
strange that the reverend gentema contrved to
the ycerega lodge unnotced by Of the does-
tics fths establishment and without attracting the OBJ
f@ryaon Of the sentuels and police constabes who
constantly in its immediate vicinity.
France.
The weather in France had been favorable to the
ing of winter corn.
Dispatches from the Governor Of Senegal state that
after conferences with the chiefs Of Fonta he had
ceeded In removing the difficulties that had arisen in the
way OF and navigation.
All Is quiet in home politics. The two hundred persons
arrested with NJ Goudchaux have dwndled down to ave.
Of whom NJ Delescuze, the intimate friend of
Iedru Rolln.
Much activity prevailed in the Naval department.
Spain.
The Eydna says that General Lcrsundi, the Presi
Of the Council has addressed request to the Queen
to be exempted from all services In accordance with the
army regulations Of May 1928. Mr.. Souc, the United
States Minister and NJ Asynana the Portuguese Minis.
ter expected in Madrid in the Of few days
The Queen and King had received several bers of the
| opposon-amongst others the two Conchss--who had
10 them their respect and devoedness for the
royal family. Queen Christina and her family
/ pected between the Goth and oath.
The three per cents Cone at 42i6: the three
per cents at ~ 49, the debt Of the st class at 90 and
that Of the second at L. 6.
i Austria.
remarkable statement is made by the London Times
that owing to the Austrian government having revived
system Ct intolerance against its Je wish subjects
Plan had been suggested for the leading capitalists In all
The principal commercial cities OF Europe to refuse To
deal Ia Austrian securities Whether IL Ia likely to be
carried out, (says the Times /, doubtful We have nc
for sscertanipg the above statement or Is not
inserted by SEINE Spectator for fall In Austrian bonds
| but II looks like II.