The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-04


GENOA, Nov. 9, 1854.
Among the n cent arrivals at Rome, in view Of the
approaching ecclesiastical convooa.on, notice the
names Of Archbishop Kenrick, OF Baltimore, and
England, Car final Balui, OF Imola, and twelve
fifteen bishops from other parts Of Europe In the
c0nsstory on the 18th inst four new cardinals will
be announced by the head of the church, viz:
tro, nuncio ct Li,bon, Medici, major-dom, Of the
apostolic palace, and Perone, learned Jesuit many
years professor in the Roman College, where vari
GUS publications have distinguished him as the most
eminent theolcgian 10 the city.
The late Cardinal Mai has no successor as an anti.
quarry. His Iich library has been purch ased by the
government aud will be deposited in the College Of
the Propsganda. II comprises 1000 rars works, in
Cardinal lett valuable patrmonial estate, which
he bequaa.hed mostly to benevolent institutions.
The observatory OF the college has recently received
some rich acquisitions In new and large instruments
from Munich, and is new said to be equal to any
Economical establishment on the continent.
Comparatively few Americans have reached Italy
this season. Among the number recently arrived
at Rome is Rev. =. ID. G. Prime, Chapaio # the
RICHTER, agent OF the American Bible Society, en-
route for the East
LOCK GATES CARRIED AwAY--PRoBARIE SuspES
NAVIGATION FOR TIT SFAsoy.-We regret TO state
that accident occurred yesterday morning II the
cond lock east Of this city, which fear will put
INTO the lock nj the foot Of the large pond In
Brighton and owing to the heavy wind from the west
and neglect 10 snub she against the lower gates
with such violence to carry them entirely away aud
finally sunk herself the mile level below Up TO this
noon, understand. attempt had been made to
repair damages and the opinion of those most acquant
ed with the affair is that the lock cannot be repaired
TO be used before the time designated to draw oil the
water 1.-THE 9Th OF December) Commissioners Follett IL
in town. and has examined the lock but what conclu-
sion he has arrived at we do not know There are one
two mers loading boats for the East to-day expect
ing that the lock will be repaired. There quite
number of boats laden with merchandise few miles
east Of the city bound up and forwarders anxious
TO get them through Perhaps the gates will be repaired
in time TO enable them t. reach the city In four FIVE
days. Py some unaccountabe bundcr the water was
drawn down foot from this level last night,
and boats aground west Of the city The canal
covered with ice this mornings for the frat time OF the
season hut indications not against mild weather Tor
some DAYS set 10 come. The Canal Commissioners have
sth would DO allowed TO 90 through II not stopped by
cc. --Rochesftr onion Dec l.
Hoes KILLED Al LorIsvILLR.-rhe last louis
vile papers report the number Of hogs killed there lar
Ills al % 321 leaving 90 2o3 ssili In pens, With
largc numbers daily arriving The market remains firm
AZ - 90 from the hooks with few lots at - cv
on -four months credit
GovrRSof or NORTH CARoLrsA.---In consequence
Of the declinator Of Governor Reid The being elected 10
the 4. s. Scnatc) the duties Of tho state LSecutye will
deyoive upon Warren Winsow, Fs1. President OF the
Senate. Ills term " coce viii last little oycrs montb