The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-25


nsured by practice IN the highest affairs having be-
srssd and sim belonging 10 the army, msgstracy
% itos, diplomacy, indus ~ seisnce ami terature
temsn, nj and inc body which 10 as interval
III sessi ns, wOulo have sufficient time travel
through the country and gather ion re,oec ing
lis wapts, and afterwards prepare projects o. law
Get them 1t WISHED that BY means OF local
,ga,ion by each Ct it, members, with the
pOi6p body should continually be able to
The government the and material state OF 81,
ciety It wished, in a word that the senate sho be
placed high in the constitutional hierarchy and in
sot Of towards the other % sers al t.
wards the government. simply to point out with more
trsne 10 the slory Of his reign and 10 ths ~
civilization.
tnce If az h,vh mission Has Il nst a,lowsd i.e.s
psrbars 70 be dominated By the souvenirs and
y, ,ha ancsnt Peerncey tnlv similar thinvs h.
Nov there il no. any analogy pssveen these
80 ns;tu,;ons IF ,ha Senate ~ oniy i;sa The Pea
aye b. aDcb If the Legislative power t would have far
As II ole the right of discussing and voting ne
AVS The CHAMBER Of Peers CO remodel the Ia Va ev re
modelling the rpeeches made at the Tribune of the Pss
Romrnoe Rni The Senate vold ~ devotinv itself In
fruitles labor ntlv one without au,ho,tv by
dsemss,ne what II has NO, right To chang unes On
Sronnds 5, it, ,asL ia imed tn
Verifying The charsetr ~ the nrn;ects IN il
from the legislative body in the point Of view Of the fun
,ooa,ivss are not hose Of the Pserase: toev are i
ferspt but hey are FAR more numerous more serious
more tleyateo -
tn. senate "a above all things great politicaI and
NOR power The legislator Of 1857 in nstitutne it,
VT tn If inst
tuition hch belongs to history He wished 10 create
scdy suited 70 The which he founded and to
our secisl condition, such as it came forth from 'he
waited a, il is important In regular and calm times
roay ali The great measnres Of public uiity It
bears the petitions Of the citizens examines the aua
lion of the country It ITS its wants il stu
dies me ectipr Of it's il points ont use
full REFORM it proposes real improvements In ex raodi
nary tin es il may ike the ancient stop the
ty of The country The negrity of errory over tns
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DISTRESS.
Adviees from Lasoon are dated on IN instant
The Cores opened by his Majesty Don Pedro
the 70 inst and he deputies elected the same President
The royal speech referred cholera being yearly
extinct in Potugal laments the continued progress q
me grape diseases shows that the grain haevess had
oeeh geteraIy coco ana promises mnisleral OH WIN
RE takes ace IN the price OF food his Majesty &C
knoNeoges naV.Dg receveu upon ms accession 70 me
lies Of Portugal the Holy See the Queen OF Ingand the
MIG OF saxony Inc Emperor austria the hlng OF tue
x anu .e Nesn % epain h'S aPpoih'eo ZOE
The royal speech also refers to the necessity OF pro
Wong ,or the con',nnatoa o. pIohc WORKS. ay
tion OF the pubic nanees inspires no fears but rather
co ri enee in it Improvement.
re goveI nmen hsf reason 70 expect happy results TOT
the national e,e5t and the progress o cubic works in
consequence OF the negotiations cended to ono q my
ins'ss en- Tones, London and
OF be CoTtes.
Lisbon correspondent states that no official nohca-
Fontes respecting the external bonds railway contra s
and pre- cted loan Tor public works before the end ef
this mont un when the strings oil the Cortes were TO
be deo IN order to enable MIN to prepare bis iran
cia report and he projects OF law necessary to carry ,ut
his new plans Inc approval OF the legislature Is tny
relied upon and it appears probable tha he additions
means at The disposal OF the sadauha Magahaens adj
ninistra'ion WIZ enable 70 give new impulse TO rail-
way and carry safely through the elec
ons for the next Chamber OF Deputies which has to be
Installed In january, 1901
heavy rams continued 70 prevan In foreugai anu tne
ovefhowng OF tne banks OF me agus nsd nunoa,ed the
kv banks OF Vaada, ana rendered necessary the DE-
spatch OF government steamer with supplies OF salt
fish, bscuft rice and Oil nor the distressed inhabitanE
AmPortant from Japan.
THE AMERICANS IN NAGAsAKL
from the Friend of China, Nov IL, (B-itish.O
We learn BY the Tartar, that the day after the Japs