The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-30
ItalY.

be enabled 70 Communicate officially With the abovsmen
toned dgnitIes, provided that the family of the
prelates be joined to their ecclesiastical titles.
Italy.
The Pdglame,, OF Turin Of the instan. announces
that the 18th ult the Tuscan government ha pro-
Iaulea'ed ranci pl law Every district of Tuscany
bupa and gonfa snier The Council General is to
sist Of the gonfalonsy the priors residing within the
risdicton Of the tribunal aud cert ain mber Of
ciiors The appointsnent OF the gonfalonier belongs to
the Grand d, ke The members Of the Co mel General
are drawn by lot from among the propreors OF eaca dis
fict aAd the prori chosen among the highest tax
payers In towns OF shch the population does not
ceed inhabitants the pors to be three and the
G. uncilors six in number In towns of from 1000 to
5000 inl abitants, there are 10 be four prors and
eight councillors in tho of more than $500,
but under 00 five prors and councillors in those
above 10oo0, but ot exceeding 15oCo six prors and
twelve councillors in those above l eco but under % 900
aors and fourteen councillors; In towns contain
ing than 20 600 Inhabitants eight pliors aud six.
teen tounciors IN the city Of Lucca, nina prior AMI
eighteen councillors; and at Florence and Leghorn, ton
prors and twenty councillors The goniaoners remain
in Office during four years. The law is only to
into operation the ls OF January 1854 and the pre-
sent gonfaoniers and Communal Councils to continue
in functions until the 3lst of December 1858.
The Gto,nak di Roma Of the 1st inst announces the
DEATH in his S0th year Of ii. Joseph Capogrossi, Pro
fessor of Criminal Law in the Roman University.
Greenland.
1t mentioned the 2id of June last that expe-
don about to start from Portsmouth to test the
mining capabilities oft southern coast of Greenland,
in consequence Of grant having been made by the King
of Denmark to a Mr. Lundt The Dolphin yacht of 2lI
tons which fitted out for the purpose by Mr. Albert
Robinson Sir Walter Trevelyan, and Mr. Regner Weston
holtx, has returned to LONDON, after unprece
der ted Of six days from Cape Fare veil to Lands
end having board upwards of 16 tons of copper ore
said to average than 90 per cent OF pure metal and
great variety of specimens of silver lead The
expedition panied by Mr. W c. Vivien, q min
ing captain from Cornwall, and Mr. Hof, mneraogst,
the part of the Danish government and their report
i stated to be very satisfactory regarding the meafer
character of the entire country included in the
grant. sir Frs Norwegian mining captain, and ten
men, were left at the mines to carry operations.
India and China,
ANTICIPATED FALL or PEKiN--THE MARKETS IN
Cu1NA-FuRTHER FROM BURMAH-TnE PERsIANs
IN nERAT.
The steamer Calcutta arrived at Trieste at o'clock A.
b. October IL, in hundred aDd ten hours from Al
exandria with the following intelligence:--
The rebellion in China continue to progr and skin
expected to fall soon, and with it The Hien foung
dynasty
Manufactures everywhere in better demand expected in
the China markets
Tea in d-mani and congou higher; silk and cassia
had also risen.
Exchanges at Bombay . Ia; Calcutta, o,S to 2O1s
b. Hong Kong, SO 20 $40 -; Alexandria, 99h.
The exports of grain from Egypt still going on
and the question ofstoppage unsettled.
The Nile had done damage, but falling.
The accounts Burinah are unsatlsfactory The
party at Ava increasing in strength. The King
alone prevents The English provinces
with large bands Of robbers, who lay them waste
with the view Of criy the inhabitants into Brmah
These bands stron that il has been judged pra-
dent 10 increase The force NJ Prone The troops sickly
The Peisians have obtained possession OF Herat.