The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-25

From the Mercurio de valparaiso, Oct Is
The abolition, or rather the reform, of the 1.-THE
system has undergone some notifications in passiny
through the Furc@ candnD OF the Senate. nor has
MJet received the sanction OF law OF the repnblic.
The bill concerning emgraDts has met with SUM-
lar fate. The cOnscrpt fathers have restricted the
mmunities conceded in favor of emigrant ships to
those only who shall Introduce cOlOuiss attached to
the Catholic faith; but such restriction, we hoDe.
will not prevail the nonstrances Of the Sscre
tary OF the Interior who insists upon the priucpe
OF liberation essential to the population OF the
country, and the extension Of commerce.
Great Indignation has been excited in respect 70
recent conflict between the civil aud ecclesiastical
thorities The Bishop of Santiago has put under in
terdici the parish of Santa Rosa Of the Andes, in
consequence Of the summary conduct of the local
Governor, who had arrested the parish priest for
having refused to comply with an order issued BY
him; and the said Archbishop has instructed the
Secretary of the Church Department not to appoint
another parish priest until said Governor is removed
from office.
In the meantime the dead remain uuburied, mar
RIGGS and deaths cease to be solemuized, or mass
SAID according to the chUr "a ritual aud this for
other than the intolerance Of our priesthood,
who sre attempting to brandish over our heads the
sword OF spiritual despOtism, in imitation of the
Gregores and Alexancsrs Of the middle ages. We
at loes to know what course the President Will
take in regard to this high handed measure Of the
Archbishop, whit, with autocratic arrogance claiqs
the supremacy OF ecclesiastical Ia when it comes Ia.
collision with that OF the State
The Secretary of the Interior has presented q
luminous report OF his labors the past year.. The
most interesting toric discussed Ia this document IL
claim preferred By the American Ministe y cou she'd
language Ivy NO means c0nClatOry, in behalf "
citizens of the Uniaed States who had accidentally
suffered some damage Of property during the late I'M
happy rebellion. The Secretary has replied to the
note Of the AGsyican Minister with degree of
frankncss decision, and good sense, wich do honor
to bis personal character, as well as to his political
sagacity.
Pork IN INpIANA.-Tbere have been no arrivals
OF hogs at this place as yet owing tothe unfAvoraDle
weather for langhterinQ. Contracts, howeyer, have
will be brought in and slaughtered rs soon as the
weather becomes sufficiently cool Prices are unset
tied, and there is that lack OF confidence among
dealers calculated 10 give 0rrapess to tho market
Prices may he eaid 70 range from 25 to- "a 75 net
The railroad company Is fully prepared to carry aid
the logs which may he offered for Transportation.
without those vexatous delays which have hereofore
been sources OF annoyance and complaint We hear
OF sales in Lnwren % county Mt $a & gross. lss,s
AlScny (fnd Ledger, Nor. l6.
| CASE rOR Mr. Macy 4 gentleman In. whose
wctd we lave implicit confidence, informs ns that
/ Francis /, de Silva, who is now imprisone2 In Ha.
vai for alleged participation IN the proceedings OK
| the Cuban Junia, in Nav York, last swimmer IL
nstura.ixed citizen OF the United States, he having
| himself seen his Datpral cation papess about four
yeass ago. as well as passport sailing him an
American citizen, ard signed, he thinks, by Da1iel
Webster, as Secretary Of State. Here Is case that
. certainly tsauits government Interference m ich
az that OF KUszta even moro so, aaca there Is
doubt abont Mr. dc ags's naturalization. - ri "a,
/ dfphia Bulfdtn, Nor. II,