The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04


fore done without numerous and important ressrvs-
tions Article gives the lower clergy entirely into
the power Of the bishops. Now the Roman Catho.
lie church has an arstocracy and democracy and
II the former abuses Its power the latter which u ma
auray brought into immediate contact with the people
Ia likely TO prove o far dangerous revolutionary
agent than even Mazzni himself Ia the same article
l. also said that the bishops have the power TO inhc
punishment sthose who violate the canonical laws
but It is possible that the pronoun relates to the clergy
and not TO iaymen. In art mention !; made OF tue
maintenance 'of the mmuni 1T the churches but
this can hardly mean that the right Of sanctuary - DO
revived Art 20 gives TO the bishops the right to eab
ish new mfnasteres and cioisefs-a CONCESSION wh'ch
sephH atnrn in his grave In the opiaion OF men
learned in matters Of state art rs q Taught with dan
III elbow room The Concordst like other treaties
Is concluded foreyer" but this world Of ours has seen
would hardly be prudent to COUNT 60 paper all my opa
ions respect TO the Concorda' you will permit me to
condense them into the familiar phrase Of very pretty
Kettle OF feb Austria has made It,"
England
The Bank of England un,ed THURSDAY the 18TH
an increase in the rate OF Disco 10 per sixty
days bills, and to per cent for paper Of longer date
The greatest alarm has been ell in commercial cir
cles as these are higher rates than those which preceded
the panic of 1s47. An mmedi, suspension Of the re-
stricve clause of Pees Bank ,i is looked for and
immediate issue Of some kind paper money The
chants in Liverpool are about to hold meeting On the
subject.
At meeting Of Mexican nondholders held in London
on the 10th it ntilnated that the eudeavor5 since
the last meeting to transfer the OF the claims
OF the bondhoders to Messrs. Bari had been
full owing to the unsettled state the republic hove
however entertained that arrange nenss might be
effected TO promote this result The committee consented
TO act in the meantime If be arrived
Mt in six months q body il organized.
Mr. Macaulay, the historian intends retiring from the
representation Of Edinbu.g at The next dissolution.
Several candidates ready to step into the field
AT adj urine meeting the creditors Of Messrs. De
Lisle Jsnvrin Co., held Ia London the 18Th. the
pzation Of the assets particularly tn Sc in Canada no
good would be likely to reaul fon sumption Of busi-
ness by the arm and that inidation Of it affairs,
under Inspection wou be desirable. By the Suspension
now as the available assets larga considerable
amount would be secured to the creditors. The whole
estate it intinated was capable of being ouidated
within Fix eight months Resolutions to wind up the
estate under inspectorshp adopted. During the
meeting much sympathy was manifested towards Mr.
sanvIp, whose mercantile integrity was unanimously
acknowledged.
The fourth attempt to place The affairs of Mr.. Eiward
Oliver, Of Liverpool in the Bankruptcy Court has failed
and his estate is to be wound under deed OF assign
snent made last year
Sir Charles Napier in letter to The 7imes demands
d'Raltic Committee to inquire whether admras in
the Baltic ana the Admiralty have done their
duty. II the feet had been provided this year with a
sufficient number OF gun and mortar boats sweabOrg he
contends might have been completely DESTROYED.
A grand Crimean banquet Attended by fifty Off GERS
who took part in the campaign has been hell at las-
gov, the Duke Of Hamilton presiding. Sir Archibald
Alison made a brilliant speech
Miss Charlotte Kinds the purchaser OF Irish estate
under the Encountered Estates act has been barba rousy
maitrea,ed by refractory tenants who waylaid and
attempted to assassina,e her. Her leg and arm
pected to survive Rewards have been offered for the
apprehension OF the perpetrators
The Belgian Transatlantic Steam Navigation Company
likely to running their steamers fortnight
Iy, between Antwerp southampton and New York in
November
A paper called pHomme, published in Jersey AMI
edited by refugees. having aduged in abuse Of the
Queen OF England has been denounced at Indignation
Later letters that the edito publishers OF the
journal have been banished the island.
France.
The Paris letter OF the Tunes says that the restrictive
lately adoptet by The Bank ofFraoce begin
ming to be felt in almost every branch Of trade, and
transactions have accordingly become difficult Mama.
facurers have limited possible their purcha.
ses Of raw materials and retailers slow In laying In
their usual winter stock ORDERS however continue
be received from the United sta FIR South America
and England and the winter export trade promises to be
active. The price Of corn has again increased.
The Duke OF Brabant, heir TO Kiag Leopold, aud his
Duchess sister to the Emperor Of Austria q visit
to the French Emperor magnificent e for their amuse
lnent have taken place.
The international Association for bingiag about uni.
form system OF coins weights and measures assembled
ON the 18TH at the Exhibition Palace Paris. Mr.. Field
attended from the United States permanent interna-
tional committee to sit In Paris was constituted.
Affairs In spain.
ADDRESS or THE QUEEN TO TIE CORTEs--pEBArE on
THE WESTERN ALLIANCE--DEApH OF A REvoLU.
TION1sT--THE BANK OF MADRID
Letters from Madrid of the 1-th OF October state that
deputaon OF the Constituent Cores had been admitted
+, present address to the Queen the occasion her
birthday. Her Majesty replied
Ny heart appreciates the loyal Affect with which the
Ccrles cong atuate me through yout organ the ami
veIsary OF my birth. Ther sentiments entlear -
iii more the noble and generous people whom you rep
resent Identified with TIE institutions, for the defcace
OF which heard the cannon when infant Ia my
cradle and decming 1t an nfble truth t1at there &
happiness for kings without the peace and welfare Of
their people most eventy wish to see you consolidate
the liberties of that her oc nation that my reign
leave to II recollection the atterng the Of
happiness II will have secured te IL may be greater.
have placed my fullest confidence In the Constituent
Coftes ami the affection Of which they have given
many loyal proofs IL guarantee that they
will found liberty and order impershable bases. May
Heaven grant the realization Of that prosperity the
a oSecs 81 g d asaT
value Of which enhanced by the persons chosen to Offer
it to me.
without any discussion, the project of Law relative
the levy OF 20 GOO men when Labrador to combat
it. General San Miguel defended the bill, which
afterwards attacked BY NJ 0rense who brought forward
various charges against the conduct Of the French gov
eminent towards Spain, and condemned her alliance
would find itself isolated. The Minister Of War
reped-Tirst that the political situation continued in
every respect The last year secondly that fthe
not suppressed the Aragonese nsurrec
tion from the beginning the Carsts wodd now have
coo men in the field thirdly that the danger not
yet entirely and fourthly that the events 10 the
Crimea might bring about genera war. in which the
interest Il the country might ooige to take part but
duty to submit the question Of the alliance to the ores
before its conclusion The Minister afterwards referred
to the relations existing between Spain England, and
France, which, he said Of the most friendly and
loyal nature.
The Corona of Arragon contains the following account
OF the Death of the Cabecila Tsful:-
That CHIEF seeing the house in which he was surround
ed by national guards, sailed out armed with double
barreled gum The nationals fred upon him but without
effect. Tafu having attempted to escape, found
himself face to face with national guard who cried
him 10 surrender Tafu took deliberate aim at him.
bis gun missed fire. His adversary fortunate
Tor he shot the cabecia dead at his feet crucifx and
purse containing three duros found upon him. The
twenty five prisoners belonging to his band shot at
Fan Andres Ia Barca. They led to the place Of
execution four by four
letter from Madrid Of the 18th Of October states
that the PROJECT Law relative accumulation OF
raj Bank Of Public Credit in Spain will probably be
Of the first questions discussed by The Cortes. The
mttee Of the Assembly had already adopted the propos
tion subu tilted 10 the Spanish by Messrs Mil
laud and kcrvcguen, nber OF the French legislative
body tnder the able direction Of H. Mlaud this great
in which ef the powerful 6nan.
ca houses in Europe and England In particular In
tercsted promises to be highly beneficial ospain.
Austria.
The house of Rothschiid has been commissioned TO