The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-27

~ LA L, JAIN ~ AN ~, 10
Art. SO The new Cortes shall be constituent sxelu
siveiy 10 decree the retrm.
Arr ~. For these Cortes to vote any resolution rela
tive 70 The reform, the In of tbe co-iegha
tive bodies Of tsohrds Of the indiv, who conn
Art FL The reform being voted BY accord in the 90
egsls i've bodiss SO the article or Articles modi
continue their sessions in the quality mary
Art g. The bases II the following organic Avs con-
seed or their REFORM and Tor all their effects - srtos
ot he constitution, are an integral part OF the oonst'
The Council Of state
The Eect0i nj Law.
The law Of lsations between the two colegislative
boSies.
The law Of government and provincial and municipal
The law OF org nization of tribunals
The law II the press.
The law Of the national militia.
,e At tsrsna.o,y1 1 By tho first day Of snuary
shat be In order thst that which disposed In the
6,n article Of The constitution shall take effect.
general law Of quarantine for the kingdom has
been published Among its provisions and Il es-
tabished that all vessels that do nat procsed from
Europe from the ports of the Medite rranean
will psy real per ton Is csnts) and su other
shall gay onefourh real per ton for every day OF
anime, whether 1t be In lazaretto In observation
Every individual will pay for his residence in the Lana
Yetto 20 cents per diem. Merchandise which must be
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baggage OF each individual Of the crew. Is cents
hides ard SKINS SO cents per hundred, fax and hemp
cents per hundred weight, &C. Bills Of health win be
issued gratis.
Another law Of considerable interest has also been
published whose principal provisions are to this effect:
Tie Spanish territory fnvioabe asylum for alt
foreigners; in diplomatic convention treaty shall
The ion Of foreigners prosecuted pursued for
political acts oences, be stipulated the property
Of TO ~gD cannot ne nhscated not even IN the case
shtIe SIAN stall be with the nation to whicu
by belong tn shall ebj all those civil rights
hitch tiea les concete to foreigners who come come
emily authorized by their respective governments;
foreign refugees in Span abusing their asylum should
coDsp, st her, shonld labor to destroy or M
dy lie in siituiions TO disturb In whotsoever man.
The puoic peace, the government may decree their
departure. a~rn
petition has been presented the Assembly for per-
mission PUT unoer tbs Spanish flag in the Havana six
Steamers of 400 horse power each destined for the nav
gaon Of ,he Cuff Of Mexico to and from the port OF
havapa.
lie oaeen has given the Of Knight Of the
Or6er OF Charles Ill 10 The engineer Don Manuel Fernan
Castro. tor his invention avoid The snOck OF
trains other accidents railways by means OF
electric apparatus. The invention is considered to be
Ct most surprising anc newell character.
Fannie has appeared in horrible manner in the
Canary islands, especially in Tenerie account OF
the total loss .. the s,opa Subscriptions haze ossn
from the port Of Caoz but the situation OF the islanders
is as eeporable in the extreme, and is Is
fea ed the relief will be adequate to their wants
Nesnime the trade 10 grain and -four. thanks to the
wsr in the East and the general want In Europe
The newspapers represent hat from 900 to 400 snail
vessels H. be daily taking in grain In the canal
of Case Those who export grain from Santander are
said be Vulnerable anc In exchange for what they
carry away, they leaving large quantities Of gold
Some recent decara ions made in the cores by the
veYpmen in favor If free trade In grains have caused
jubilee throughout Castle.
1ieapine be abundant rains which have been falhop
for some me past II, oughout the Peninsula have delayed
spor alton and destroyed the roads. Nails anc dill
gerces cm to three and four days BEHIND hand
rom all parts of The Peninsula JUAN.
Our Vienna Correspondence.
VIENNA, Jan. 2, 1856.
The Key to the Russian DiGcuHy-7h German POWERS
Liely 10 Side Against RussiaSecre Of The Acticity Of
Ae Berlin Cabinet in TIE Present Ngaiations-7ne Hiar
in Asia Minor-Itecau Of Omr Pasho and Selim Pasha
to Consdntnople- hrssure Of the Prince Archbishop
n Tiesaa nth ne Insignia Of Cdrdtaaa-7he american
Mtito,y Commission, de-, dc.
viii Count Esterhazys mission TO ST. Petersburg be at
tended with pacific resulsss This st the ali
theme OF conversation in political circles A. far
probabilities GO the public generally inclines TO the be-
lief that nothing but impracticabe
ircm Russia will result from this mission unless, in
deed Prussia and the Gcrmanic Confederation to
a6opt the Austrian peace proposals, and to support
them very energetcnily at st. Petersburg. But "
there any chance Of such a change in the hitherto
pursued policy OF Prussia and the federal States
Many politicians incline to believe that such change
il at hand, and they back up their opinion by sns
following augmentation They say that peace be not
concluded during the present winter months the prnci
pal seat Of the war; during the next campaign will doubt
less be removed to the shores Of the Baltic and
quently The further maintenance Of PYassas neutrality
viii be rendered exceedingly difficult. Now, the Berlin
Cabinet appears to be fully of this prospective
dilemma; and accordingly Colonel ManteuGel has BET
to Vienna wi autograph letter from the King
Of Prussia TO tie Emperor Of Austria the contents
which understood to express strong desire for the
establishment Of better understanding between their
specve COVER in the matter of the Oriental ques-
ton In certain circles it is also believed that PRUSSIA
has offered TO sdopt the peace proposals sent to
Petersburg by Count Esterhazy, and to make the
arrest representatives. in favor Of their accc,
4 e, provided Austria and the Bund win ag- o
20 conclude military convention with Prussia wher
they epga themselves to render the latter Power
possible assistance in the event Of its being attemp
aDy quarter. to exercise undue pressure LpCn
the determinations Of the Berlin Cabinet In 0 her
words Prussia Is evidently apprehensive Of being
vodaby invtived in the war and the next camp8g
be energeat1ly prosecuted in the Baltic, and if rweoen
ard Denmark become partcipators in the conflict Prus-
STA will j ely have to choose between the aterna
tive OF with Russia or war against England and
France Uncer these circumstances she scents coming
,snger very natural that at the eleventh nour
the find it safer join the Allies of the % December
a. the least evil Of the Two Should therefore, the pre-
sent rsion Of Count Manteuel really confirm Pru as
w,ir gness adopt the peace proposals which
being celebrated upon in the Russian capital this would
Indeed indicate mcst important and sautary change in
the policy Of the Berlin Cabneta change which may
wo,k wonders at st. Petersburg, and possibly c'" to
pacific ange nent just at moment when fa,, able
issue OF Count EterLszy mission is almost entirety dss
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Accol ding TO the most reliable accounts lar, tina,
the final decision Of the Gar 70 accept reject the
Austrian peace proposals cannot wen be postponed be-
yond the 10Th 18th OF the present month"; if by that
time conclusive answer be given thereto, the Austrian
Ambassador has oIoers 70 quit the RUSSIAN capital ano
two countries We must abide with patience the
result ct these negotiations.
Whilst am writing these lines am informed that the
in peria GOV have this day received despat
fs, Cou Esteria2y the contents Of which said to
be favorable and justify the belief tbxt the Russsn cir
cular despetch Of I'D December by rsprcsees
the final resolution Of the cabinet OF St. Petersburg "A
that Impeachment TO the Austrian proposals he
cfed he