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

America had, - yet, made NO concessions on the Cd
misson of the leading II Great Britain and
favorable for urging the United States the
free admission of linens. The proper course take
would be for the Belfast Chamber Of Commerce to memo
And the hoard OF Trade requesting them instruct the
British Minister at Washington to bring the question
prominen y before the American Cabinet 1t ortu-
rialze government through the Foreign Office
for the interests Of Belfast OF Ulster that the
head of the former department wssthe Earl Clarendon
who while Lord Lieutenant of Ireland had SO anxiousy
strven to benefit the Irish linen trade as to earn the
gratitude of every psrs ntere sted in it. or the gene
tory that onr fellow townsman Sir James Emerson Tss
nent Secretary the Board of Trade could
be alive than he to the i'm porsnoe Of the question
He (Mr. MacAdam) had doubt of the immediats and
getic action Of government and he thought that
circumstances would warrant strong hopes Of favorable
series Of resolutions having been adopted, the meet
1 ing separated.
Spain.
| ANOTHER MINISTERIAL CBIsIs-ARRIvAL OF Mr..
sOULE-NOT YET PRESENTED.
Upon Spanish politics, the Paris correspondent Of the
| London Times writes -
Ny private letters from Madrid Of the 18th. They
speak of ministerial crisis and add that these
runners not without foundation. The truth is,
Spanish Cabinet have any pretensons to stability
which depends much on tn. caprice of avorite
The present ministers their possession OF to
that vorte who turned out their either be-
they disputed the terms on which his protection
was be continued, because they began vince
| der 30 degrading q yoke. The price Of favor, or
| aentrance money" was no doubt paid by the actual
Cabinet but the suspicious vigilance of the 'favorite
has been excited by ntgues the part of of its
members against him. which, continued may end in his
overthrow This, aysrsd WAS very near occurring
lately and st the chief Ct the Cabinet Is trying
to get rid Of him. The favorte has found this out and
fearful of their b nging back Naaez who would Proba
exetpg his utmost to send H. Satorus back to the dig
pfed Ieposs of private lifs As he still retains much
it Is believed no. Az tSs nau &c the
extraordinary In the fact some moment when least
expect it. should see in the Madrid Gdse certain de-
thanking Sartoriua for his zeal in her Maestys
service, pathetcally lamontng his state of health
| which renders his retirement necessary, &c.
The American Minister, NJ. Soule had not at the
cate of my letters complied with the usual custom Of
sending to the Foreign Office copy OF the speech he in
tends RECALLING Her Majesty with on presenting his crs den
tials That document was, however, expected in the
Of the evening Of the 18h and unless be
violently offensive AID personal, (Which much Doubt
viii be received like the rest Of bis colleague.
italy.
THE TURIN DISTURBANCES FRANCE AND THE NEA-
POLITAN KINGDOM.
We have already published the telegraphic account
from Turin regarding the disturbances in that city. The
following letter. dated Turin Oct 49, gives the deails-
Last night slight disturbance took place in Turin no.
minay account of the DEAFNESS Of bread which, in
standing the taken the government for the
admission Of grain at very reduced and diminished
e hs s
of constitutional government, who extrem y cive
just now, and fail not to avail themselves Of every
opportunity Of bringing either the system or its
supporters into disrepute. For this purpose those
papers which represent the views of the clergy both
in Turin Genoa of late been full Of scandaous
attacks upon the public and private character of the
President of the Council, and the principal outcry
IRON the mob assembled last night was directed against
N. Cavour, whose house surrounded and win
dows broken seems not to regard These
facts as cause and effect About O'Clock yesterday
assembled in the great square called the Plaza d Cas-
eo when they suddenly set of D the direction of the
and haooing they vent and by the time they arrived
in front Of his residence, the crowd had probably
With death to csvopy and broke aa
have said, several windows. Whether they might
have been excited to further mischief is very doubtful
considering the general orderly behavior of the
most unreasonng classes in PIEDMONT but the arrival Of
small detachment Of police quite sufficient to dis
perse these would be rioters and thirty of them
having been taken into custody inquiry going
on upon them, with the object Of discovering posi-
ble who the real auth this dsgraoeul exhib
ton During the remainder of the night every precau
ten was taken to prevent further breach of the peace
but APPARENTLY without much necessity fer by IL O'Clock
everything still usual. This morning the
Quesor and syncic have published proclamations, ap
pealDg to the good sense Of their fellow citizens and
taking steps to prevent any rseurrsnce Of similar
disorders. The present high prices ana scarcity of
provisions of fruitful for agtators
whether black red, for the truth half told makes
most plausible ground of complaint against mnisters
Thus the pries journals as well the republican, tell
suffer from dearth during the ensuing winter, that
prices Increasing, and that a this is owing to bad
government while they conceal the fact that accounts
from other parts Of Italy prove the state of the popua
tions there to be much worse and their prospects
nit4ly So far from the government hers being to
blame for improvdence on auch trying occasion have
to believe extensive preparations have
made in all the large towns in the kingdom, where much
restitution may BIZ anticipated from of occupation
for relieving cases Of extreme distress.
1t rumored that the Emperor Napoleon had re-
called the French Ambassador from Naples in conse
quence of the refusal of that three
military officers sent to represent the French army
the refusal that the that conveyed them had
English goods board, which rendered 1t compulsory
that and should be placed under
tine for fear Of cholera The real supposed to
be that King Boba being apprehen i've of war;
ing to Russia and Austria DESTROYS of keeping French
men and foreigners at as great distance possible.
Portugal.
The Oriental Companys steam packet Sultan arrived
Southampton with mails. The dates are:-Gibratar
October II Lisbon 10th and vigo 20h The conditions
the loan mentioned in the last advces having been
brol Co, bad not transpired. The wine market at
Oporto is very active The vintage this year promises
wine OF good quality and the production is estimated at
$4,000 10 OtO pipes In consequence of the stimulus
given to exportaon freghts had risen Sos per ton
The brig Chance, Berwick MASTER from Galatz, with
cargo Of Indian after eighty voyage making
towards Oporto having sprung Leak but every Of
the and te assistance rendered only enabled them
to draw her to the shore at Senior de Pedra where she
totally wrecked the being saved in life boats
belonging to the Humane Society," which afterwards
obliged to asst the pilot boats that in danger of be-
The Leander frigate arrived the 9th and sailed on
the 18TH and the Spanish gate Ferroana sailed on the
18th.
Exchange, 54A. Discount of Bank of Lisbon notes. IN
per cent
Germany.
The Austrian Morieir reprints article from the
ministerial O Cor in praise Of Mr. Gadstones speech
at Manchester.
The Emperor Of Austria passed through Salzburg the
2ltt, his way to Vienna.
The States of the Zollveren have the resolu
ton to prolong the period of the free poraon
and all arinaceous products from the first of year.
the term originally 6xed till the end of September 1854
The government Of Wuremberg has already notified it
officially.
Denmark.