The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-14

Which exists with us win help to lessen the weight OF
the high price Of food.
The continual extension Of artificial roads t,snsavus-
SEM the inces ant activity of industry promise the
working classes additional opportunities 81 remuner atng
labor Certain branches Of industry suffer it Is true
The pressure 81 high prices. On the whole
ever ths general activity Of is und ssurbed
and the prospects OF industry satisfactory strk
ing rroof Of this 10 be found in the favorable results
the postal and telegraph services and In the increase
railway hafnc. II has given satisfaction 70 lay the
ounaston stone to the important mpeton Of the rail-
way system al my Kingdom.
At the Exhibition Of the Industry Of all Nations at
Paris FTussan industry worthly represented In the
departments o. art agriculture mining and commerce.
footing becoming the ercumstanses OF the day tho
police and muDipai system In the eastern PROVINCES
giving it said basis Projects for this purpose
will be submitted to your sheraton. Projects will
also be laid before you for lettering the district and pro.
n%,ss, regulations II, .s Of the western prsvinee
you win show hsppy prospect OF increase in receipts
and oers additional proof OF the order which pre-
ssnction Of the taxes already imposed will enable
balance 10 be drawn between receipts and expenditure
and provide for the increased wants Of the state and
undertakings vhch have been already commenced
The continuation Of political complications has also
mad it necessary this year for me to maintain army
not complete scale, in former years, stil
footing Of increased preparation for enabled
to do this by the bin passed on the It'll Of May Of the
for that purpose Ny Minister'S Of Finance and Of War
win lay before You the speca, papers relating thereto
Powers, the commencement Of which had to deplore
last year from this very place. still continues my
sincere regret Our stherland however, stil continues
trust in God that it win remain So and that shall
succeed In preserving the honor and saning of Prussia
great POWER without inicting upon our country the
am proud to he able to say that know Of no people
:" ws F war OF for sacrifices
danger. This proud consciousness, however imposes
upon me the duty while abiding faithfully by obligations
the political and military liabilities Of which not TO
be estimated beforehand.
The attitude which Prussia Austria and the German
Confederation have assumed by common consent gives
solid security the further maintenance Of that indie
pendent position which, with upright good wishes for all
and impair tia appreciation OF circumstances equally
conducive to the attainment Of equitable and lasting
peace.
Gentlemen the serious aspect Of the present makes it
TO the interests Of country You will have shortly
to nG this duty at the coming deliberations the result
of which 10 Of eat importance for all and every
am convinced that you all acuatsd by this feeling
and that the blessing Of Hin win wanting to your
acts who in His Amghness and justice decrees the fate
Of nations.
ANOTHER DIFFICULTY WITH ENGLAND--A SHIP OF
WAR FIRED INTO BY TnE sPANIARDs-MR. BOY.
LAN's CLAIn-orFIcIAL DIFFICULTIES.
Advces from Madrid, Of the 23d Of November, in the
sad incicent has Just taken place the coast OF Mo-
The English ship Valiant from Gibraltar fred
Of Manila. Lord Howdep, tho English Ambassador, has
addressed to the Spanish government very energetic
osmaDu 'o os sai ia ,oI 1ns ANAL which not
very serious. number Of English workmen, who ha 1
come to Spain to work on the railway from Altar to San
sequence Of the suspension of the works thst line Lord
Howden has In consequence given orders TO the Consul
Mr. .So has a
with the Spanish government, In consequence of his ex
pusion from Cuha has forwarded hero an affidavit made
the material loss which he has undergone from arb
trary expulsion to which he subjected. He clams
% inaenniy more inan double what was demanded by
Mr. Moore, the English arbitrator and rejected by the
Spanish one.
The Madrid Gazette of the oath utimo contains cir
cuar from the Minister Of Justice eDjoDing the ribu
mails not only not to suspend their sitngs in times Of
public disturbance, but on the contrary TO assemble
Immediately In such cases in order to consider the
to be taken for the restoration Of order.
The PdrlGmento states that the question of The tariff
In likely 70 cause great embarrassment to the govern
ment.
The Catalonian deputies have called upon the manu-
cturers Of their principally to unite their efforts tor
ports that section Of the Cortes IL cur emily
that account Of that state Of things, NJ u intends
resening the portfolio Of Finance.
letter that the royal order by which the Queen
refused to accept Oozags resignation OF the embassy
at Paris was drawn up in the most aaterng terms for
that gentleman 1t that he had rendered great
ambassador and that for the interest
Of the country and Of the monarchy that he SHOULD retain
his post
India and China.
Teey rsphic advices from India and China dated ut
Calcutta, 22d October; Bombay, I'd November; Hong
Kong 18th O:tober Canton, 18th October; and Shang
hal, 9Th October The Santas were still in rebellion.
Much rain had fallen in the Bombay presidency Bust
ness suspended On account Of the bolydays.
From China we learn that exchange had again advanc
ed, the quotation at Canton being A.. 9d "a rise of
kd, and at Shanghai &c. Cd. Il rise Of KID, :ircum-
stance which has already led TO increased inquiry
this side for silver for expectation. The exports Of tea to
he 18th Of October 500 900 lbs against $780,
COO lbs TO the oath Of october last year. the nearest
date with which comparison can be made or silk they
To- 500 bales against II, 000 shanghai again
threatened by political troubles 3. chops Of congou
had arrived IL had been settled At % to 80 taes
There little disposition to purchase, and the price
WAS declining silk, likewise, shade cheaper, bat
the transactions confined few and strong hands
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