The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-28


old prejucices which separated France and England have
disalpeaved, like the smoke from the field Of battle. The
glory won In common the dangers shared by brothers In
arms, the sentiments Of and affection connected
by tue generous blood which both have shed IN COM
shown together for years only to Russia Ia arms
against them but to he irtrigues of Germ any, which
looks on and was-sll concur in uni ing and linking
each day stronger and closer the two greatest
o. The earth, and it would be rather nth F7us,ce that
EnGicnd should seek matrimonial alliance than Nth
frnsid whose SYM ies ami whose wishes are ice kno
10 be for Russia, and russia alone" They add that
Prince Napoleon IL also Of royal race and is
nec'ea with the royal family England by his mother
the Irincess Catherine Wuremberg who herself was
daughter Of Princess Of Brunswick But independently
Of that relationship, they look upon alliance Of the
k md as combination far more suitable, useful,
more polite than the other ana which would be
in conformity with the actual relations of the two
is Ill we'll founded but this is the second or
third time has been in circulation and with the COM
ments to which have alluded.
Italy:
REPORTED OUTBREAK IN sICILY-OFFICIAL CHANGES
AT EAPLEe-RUssIAN Observation-Disclosures AT
THE ROMAN MARsHEs-RAvAGE5 OF CHOLERA
BAPTISM OF A JEw-M0NUMENr TO CHARLES
ALBERT OF sARDINIA-POPULAR MEETINGS IN
GENOA.
A report current at Genoa on the 9Th instant,
after the arrival Of the French mail packet from Naples
Palermo. An engagement, With the troops was spoken
of In which the latter said to have been defeated
letters from Maple, Of the 4th October, snponncsd
ministry we're vaguely rumonred. The government
anxious to encourage the belief that IL finds it difficult
di,arm the Lszaroni hazza, expreec Of police, had
addressed the latter, recommending them to remain
always faiih'uit 10 the pieser monarch
Russian agents were busily at work in Naples.
The accounts received at Rome from the marshes con-
corning the accidents caused 10 the country by inunda
tohs and storms we're truly distressing Rivers and
torrents have overlooked and many bridges been de-
sroyed. The Metauro Fe-ino, vullato and Foyo have
desolaed the surrounding country destroyed the crops
hand, frgutf,8ny bad for two days and in some
placer showers Of hail destroyed the grape crops
a letter from Rome of the 9Th inst, Says
Here, - elsewhere, the cholera has selected its VIC
tins from the humble classes, and has made many or
pfans. those If last year received In
Inn osing any burden 10 the His Holiness. in his
l'undes charity has again come 70 taeir relief The
institutions srecy devoted the relief Of the poor
The zens, and particularly The clergy, have sub
scibed he annual # TO- 900 for ten yesrs-
that period being considered sufficient to complete tho
education Of those unhappy children From the provirces
learn hat ths cruel malady Il everywhere on the de-
cline and perceive with pleasure that the of
he Ieor In the midst Il such raami'y has been most
Iasewor'hy ard that everything has been done which
Christian charity required.
On the sttn OF sent.mber, Cardinal Antonio Maria Ca
pianc OF Azevedo admin tered in his chapel the
mepts II baptism confirmation and the Eucharist, to
he lew Angelo NiIerbo, II Utbino, who chriened
Giuseppe Maria Giroiamo siive-tr The godfather
1ipseppe ipo, man gentleman.
Baftn Sarochet,i has presented to the Sardnisn 60
,eInment the model On small scale Of the monument
;o,e erected TO the memcry Of the late King Charles
tie attitude of man who peais to II rs the ouiy
Of tmancpating ally from foreign rule. Around
the pedestal are seated four s'legoicai figures.
taxes, held senoa. Nh. vincenzo Ricci and To-
reno Fure,o who invited to attend declined taking
part in the discussion ct qqe lion in which depn-
ties, they would have y give an opinion IN Parliament
eo,1s ste1 .pd sa' psS al nos 'n,nA proper 70
hsvitg been elected chai the reports 81 the
mite chosen by he Turin and foron4 meetings
rar aud the discussion opened the expediency Of
es'a lisbing income and suppress ing all others
1be As,embly afterwards adopted the following resoIu
l The meeting proclaims the necessity Of economy
and the ABOLITION Of VII existing taxes.
II declares its opinion in favor Of income tax, TO
be paid by persons POI sessng capital ~ upwards Of
aOfo lvles recommends the exemption Of the aborng
c'ases and literary men.
y II loudly condemns the principles oa which are
based the fin anci laws Of 1854 and 1856 hollis the Ca
veur ministry responsible for all the conseaae which
,pdins to the ruin of the state.
Ano heI porpla, meeting VS. to be Immediately
vok.d with view 10 further measures
The very Latest News.
contained the following despatch from Prince Gortscaa
kof -
OCTOBER T. IL p
Yesterday and to-day tho enemy continued his de-
against the valley Of the Upper Bebek, but
no affair occurred During ID. night the enemy return
nj o. he Zee against Eupatoria has been
msIkd The caDnorade against the northern part OF
setastopol Il rs IL was before.
The insugents Of Catalonia have been defeated
MrRtefs. The Cabecilas pofu and Ferrer have been
tilted, and and kengos and Lrdes taken prisoners.
twenty tx If the hand have been shot. Commandant
gorp- has dsrersed band Of rrisany but il Is not
MADRID Oct. H. 1855.
II l. true that the Coftes 10 suspend their
sii,ings account % thr small Of members
Gust. ain juna proposes to the duty on
timber and 30 red that crystal Cholera il the
decrease. The sitting Of the Cores to-day offered in
terest.
nASrsrc, Friday, Oct. r. 1856.
The Bulldog has arrived
nkn~s4 laftA ar~ 4ko -
the Hegue their way TO England.
Weather stormy.
Court or Claims.
TrEDAy, Oct 2a.ihc Court met 1t IL O'Clock to-day
The Judges all p esent.
Tie argument in The case At John c. Hale No IS on
the law docket, adjourned from yesterday
suned this morning. Mr. stanton spoke 1t lsnsh a.ot
snt 10 ,hir valuable tract Of aud In Arkansas aad
NIT ed the for the decision of the Court whether
testimony should he taken OF not at ten minutes 10 one
The court called the cases Of Asbury Dickena, Michael
and ss' s"s .ns designated on the
Mr. Tsdger appeared for Mr.. pcLins, Mr. Baxter for
Mr. Nourse, and Mr.. awrcnce for Mr. Rob The
question being involved In these cases. they argued
These claims Tor compensation for services per-
Rss '' secretaries ad ." s'' under The act O
wnsEpAY October M-The Court met at 10 O'Clock,
~, to-dsy-the Judges all pre,ent
The srgonent In the Of Asbury Dickens Mchsel
Nourse ard mn Rob, adjourned from yesterday,
wa resumed ~ Mr. Eadg-r He said thai de-
pend upon single quesiion-is lawful under the
si'ufion 81 the United Ssate for person 10 bold ~,
ofccsS cited the of Chief Justice Marshall who 1T
he time q bis appointment the ONCE OF chief Justice
u the United Sates holding once Of secretary
a,e under the admin ion ~ the el1er Adams in
0l and referred TO the civil list read by Mr. Barter In
bis opening agument. He ai-o psd just tribute OF
praise TO bf Justice Tsney. Mr. Badger occupied the
attention OF the TO- hour and and
After tw explanatory remarks, botn BY the solicitor
and Mr. Badger the submitted or the decision
Of the urt TO whether es nony b 'aken or not
The Tour called he care OF H. Rogers NO. 81
the law dochef) Tbis Il claim for the proporonaS
share ~ the balance each 81 10, u the
Cher nation under the treaties II 1875 and 1885
Mr. R,Rerr appeared In his hail. read his petition,
ed In the argument Of the and hsd not
cludsd his remarks when the court adjournsd.