The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-16

q the Chief M.gs.rats Of Of the most powerful asa
ton. upon earth should bs received, from one sed a
civilization to the other. with general guhaI
England.
CONSIDERATION OF BIsHoPs-MEKTIHG or THE PR0-
TKsTAHT ALLIANCE.
Our nies are nuits barren OF news We have move
men. nome politics and no indication of the govern
Rev Dr. Colepso ooDsecratsd Blshop OF Natal and
Rev Dr. Armstrong a. Bishop Of Graham's Town. Cape oe
The Protestant Alliance held meeting at London On
the 10th ut to moralise ths against the
aspect Of Popery towards British Protsstants abroad
The Earl Of Shsfesbury in the chair Shsfss-
bnry also presided the 28h at meeting the Lon
don Missionary Society," to send additional missonAss
10 China.
The manufacturers at Preston have held msseag 40
decided that the prospects Of trade will not permit thsn
to recede from their previous terms but la the meantime
will accept proposals nom their operatives to resume
work.
revolution of 1880 was held at the Hanover SQUARE
Rooms LONDON. Mr. Worcsll, . Pole, presided. The
meeting was summoned by the Polish Central Dsmocrahs
Committee and tho assistance of Engh French, Italian
German, Hungarian, Russian aud other democrats was
invited. The meeting was largely attended The address
by TIE committee read in English BY the secretary
Mr. Linton and also 10 Polish and French. Mr. asr-
gen Mr. Linton, Mr. Ruge, DR.. Dsrosz Dr. Ronsy Wat
ing and letter Of apology for attendance account
OF illness was read from Naszin The proceedings ware
During thu next four months Russia has to remit 10
England for dividends &o from $500 900 TO si0o CO.,
or nearly one half of the amount that Nicholas has so
summariIy withdrawn.
France.
REPORTS OF ACCIDENT TO THE EMPERoR-MIssIoN 70
ITALY-MoRE BOURBON CoNFIscATIoYs--JUs
TO THE MEMORY OF NEY-PoLIsH AENIv ERsARY.
Several alarming rumors were circulated in Paris dur
ing few days. 10 the effect that the emperor had mst
with in accident Ut Tontairebleau Some said that
attempt bad been made to him but the whole
story groun6les On the afternoon OF Wednesday,
10th ut the court returned to Paris the Emperor in hz
usual health.
The Secretary General OF the department Of Foreign
Affairs is about 10 set out mission to Italy He In
tends visiting Tuscany Piedmont, Rome, and Napiss.
There report that this Count de Chsnbard's pro-
esty in France will be Sophisticated for the Of tia
State, as the Orleans properties were.
The Duchess of Orleans has promulgated through ths
Fonot Gazette that she did not assent to- and docs NOT
recognise the late uson between the branches OF the
French Bourbous but still maintains her own and sons
claims to the French thrt ne inviolate
Cholera is aipg progress in Paris Fifteen
per day now reported.
the 18th inst ard the railway around Paris the 18th
NJ do Ia Cour, late Minister Of france st Constaad.
nopls WAS ht Trieste soth ult., on his way home.
The twenty third Anniversary OF the Polish Revoutien
bratsd Paris Goth ul by two religious SERVICES
at the Church of tie AS umpon in the Rue st Ho
nore and the at the Church OF St Elizabeth Thsy
were bot well atten ied by poes Polish banquet that
was TO be held in the svenI at the Rue Dc Grenss was
There will be no Js On the anniversary Of the ID Dee
The only officially recognized t Ia that of the 18th Il
August.
alliance defensive and offensive between England, France
Piedmont aud Spain, Ia In contemplation
The Emperor Of Russia hxs sold out his shares from
the French funds In the same manner last week
closed accounts with the Bank Of England.
Germany
OPENING OF TIE BAvARIAN CHAMBKRs-THR n
FRA0roRY PRIESTS OF BADEN CUSTOMS REGULA-
TON.
vember &C. by royal commission.
The of Baden had decided not to proceed
letter Of the Arch bishop of Fisourg They to -
fined ten forms EACH and be warned to respect the gov
!. fut1fs sn Iss % s.d TO a' IN
The custo conference has decided to sstabuah bond
Ing warehouses 1t the German ports.
Portugal.
REPORTED NsuRRHCTIoN-DON MIGUEL PRoOL AIAmD.
Statements have been current Of the outbrssk Il .
Tho news oams to England In letters from Madrid e
date November "a stating that Don Miguel had been pro
claimed In Oporto The Cldn0r Publtco has letter fro
Bsdsjoz, Nov. A. which mentions that the 18th regimes
Of infantry had risen in instruction in the direction q
Az no account Of these movements had reached the
Britt h Foreign Department. opinion suspended untu
receipt Of further intelligence
Prussia,
SPEECH OF THE KING TO THE CHAMH1Rs.
al ss Is
and Of which have already published the summary 70
oeved by telegraph at London from Berlin
GKNuRAN or THE FiRsr AND SECOND CHAMBHRs-1ig
Majesty the King most gracious master has ebaxeed
me- by order of the goth NOv OPEN IN his
your last deliberations various important bills, whish
occupied your abor have received the royal sanssa.
Hsy sS Ss rsp.sea the easter. so I po1nss 81.
Of things in part faulty In part provisional BY regular
and legal state. susceptible Of Interior d:vsloPss,s.
The government Of the king hopes, with your
operation, to adopted the other bills Which
win be laid before you, relative to the ogani.Aaiea
provinces, and to behold that imporssnt Srasss
OF the national organization establishsd IL
which the King continues to devote to the dsanvs fer
nation Of the First Chamber the basis Of the Law a
9TH Nay 1853 has made his A,jssy consider advsaeIs
bsr in the patriotism q which his Majesty places eoaA-
denee His Majesty the King has been able with sincere
towards the country BY the Inauguration Of railways
in the eastern and western provinces The completion a
without add tonaI expense to the treasury Comn1ni
cations will b made on the subject to the Chambs.
Th;sas to the 20 efforts e.. Of tn: Of -
institution Of teegraphs has received devsIopensnt
which already assures considerable rsvenus ct the
same time that II facilitates our relations BY M vast
ramihcations, and according to uniform principles.
Industry, and navigation, have taken happy
advance Notwithstanding the grstsbe psrturbAtonso
the present moment which be denied The eoal
industry and iron produce have taken extension wAa
gives reason to hope that in few years q. the wa:ts q
siderable amount of capital has been applied to the d
branches of active industry, especially for the foesa
continual Development Of the powers Of the country m
government Of his Majesty regrets greatly the suernCB
which tn momentary dsarncs Of Of provisions imposes
spon the poorer classes Of the population There how
every to hope that the free importAoa a
the met Indispensable articles ordered BY hs Mes.
and especially the maintenance of free trade In this res
poet, we'll - the provdent economy Of tho people,
united to the active socude and neighbory love ~
tween the different Glasses Of society will not allow aAy
great distress before the next harvest The budget a
the State for 1854 shioh will be submit ted to your
deliberations - psstible. will give you,
in preceding years. clear and precise idea Of the
financial p,sition Of the country. Your serious efsr
gentlemen will tend like those Of the goverpment to
amslorats It and consolidate IT, Various other bills win
be presented to whose object In part to supply IL
meey errors that have been discovered 10 the d,rest
branches Of the protect enterprises o
general utility which have sprung up, and TO give thsm
legal character. The government of his Majesty givsa
tsef mp to the confidence justified by your preceding
activity that you will devote your attention to these h
hnra al aul al