The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-13

crrJCrAL APPOINTMENT FOR PORTO RHO QUEEN
CHRISTINA AND THE KING OF NAPLEs--REsILr or
TnE ELECTIONS AT MADRD--cAs EsPARrERo GO
sNI--THE osrEkD CONFERENCE OF AMERICAN MINIS
TTES. ~.
Gen. Garcia Gambia is sppoin.ea Captain General
Of Porto Rico in place of Gen. Nozsgaray.
i said that the King Of Naples offered Queen
Chsistins an asylum in his dominions and taat she
refused ON account Of the poson occupied BY Count
Aontemolin at the Court Of Naples. ..s 4l8
The Paris correspcndens Of the London Times,
AnsrSan ministers held lately at Ostend With the
sbjett of adopting in future common action Git is
sAidl with respect TO the governments Of Europe,
has terminated its slttnge, after having addressed
Snf report "a ,s proceedings 70 the government Of
sne Unltrd stats. The congress-, or concave for
waF Of course reid under lock and key), came TO
close On tie 18TH end the members departed in diff
fIent directions. Mr. SOULS is said TO have embark
ed for England, while MIR. Buchanan aud Mr.. Macon
ere reported 10 have paid visit 10 Germany. Mr..
S0ule IL expected in Paris this evening. He Is said
tohsyc expressed his determination to be in Mad
nd at thd opening OF the C0rtes. II
&, The London Tmss Of October 26th has the fol-
loving paragraph I'm its editorial page:-We have
teen Informed that Mr.. soDIe the Minister Of the
United States az Madrid, Who made himself so mo-
fofous come tire ago by his quarrel with "a. Targot
The French Minister at tie same Court, Was on
Tuesday last refused permission 10 enter Ffarce on
big way FROM this country to Madrid. tg"ot Is
Ihs Madrid GaSette OF l9sn ult. contsins royal
decree, snppressilg the Eoclesiasics CaantbcY and
appointing council in is stead. Ihe Governor OF
Puerto Rio ESs sen! satisfactory report OF tie
stste Of that colony.
The decree is important, ~ !. shows that the go
ytnment of Esparte.o, WEIGH deals 20 firmly With
he oe ey, i NOT likely 70 take quiet'y Christmas
sepoittd pgojoc. Vi q fusion with .he Csrlisss.
re P.Eis correspondent OF the London Chronicle,
wiislng ln Uctcber 3Otb, says: The Amsrieans r.
sdsnt in Paris arc 10 state of ere N exeitsilst
on hrconnt OF the order isusd by tee French goy-
srnrent to prevent Mr.. SOULS from passing tbyourh
Ffsnte ON Ills return 10 Madrid. il il said that shs
Anne rcan BDisser here, Mr.. Mason, hes paie
strong Perpetrators Circumstances y 10 NJ.
Dmpyc de Ihuys IN tbe subject. Thc foll5Figg as
reported here 70 BE The circumstances Of the Incl
dent o. Mt. Son6's arrival In France, and almost
immeciaf departure. It is said thot when be ar
rived az Calais, he was waited on by the mayor
sto sgliso 10 him that an osier lad hsen received
hcca he french gcvsIlncls TO prevent his passage
though 20 french telfitory. Mr.. Soue is said TO
sompronoeS me mayor he' s ,ypor, goes) sent iee
craJ he derctcb 10 Pry on the poinf ard yeccirtl
easre' aat lI soasli persisted 10 gas to6 orr :,
Nr. Sonle then xsns back ~ LONDON. '''''"'
According 10 letters rom MAD. ga ,o,o,;al :.
fms designed By the ~ sD,ajs Ma lsa' a. =
counter opYosi'io1 ia Bone Of tie coIoaie; .hen,
re yes. opI".sss'on is msds By the Inhabitants
o. tasa % me proposed establishment or bank oil
issuS ID discount ia tie island, but II ~ beloved
tn's he AFFAIR will be arranged. Ii is proposed, az
already stated, 70 make Porto Rice free bort and
this meMuSe win not give rise TO tina slightest iifIi
Guilty Tho frec cultivation aud sale Of tobacco ia
philippines is also proposed.
IMadria (Cct 2o) Correspondence Of london Chronicle
All the ministers went TO the Pardo Yesterday
ana II Is stated that whatever differences existed
between them have been made up, 30 thai they viii
meet the Cortes, at any rate, as they are. The
question OF the Queens opening the Cores Ia per
son Is also said 20 have been decided 10 tbe aflrna
tive, and 1t e 70 be supposed, therefore, with 4
speech from the throne. This may seem incepsis
tent with some recent decisions on other impora
points on which the government have declined lax
ing the initiative for Of course, the Queen oeecl
n the sreech Of the government, which takes thr
inittive tn recommending certain subjects for dis
sussion, &C. 1t Ia thought that the explanation 4
: Mat everything nov n matter Of CONFRONT a.
One part Of the ministry carried the day as Regards
NE subject OF che government bringing forward 4
project OF const :ution which they opposed with sac
Tess although ia the minority Il ~ nov their torn
Ngiye way, and we are to bAys royal speech, !,