The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-10

re remaining u.brOken. In SebastopOl there Is not
me pane whole.
The Liverpool Albion says:-In the Bill Of Entry
the 18th INST. an account Of the number OF pas.
layers who have arrived in the port OF Llverpooi
aring The quarter ending the 30th OF September
asst is given. II appears, as shown by the state
nent annexed, that there were 10 $50 persons from
America. 4s6 from Australia, and ~ non osne s
statistical account Of passengers arriving IN the
bort that has ever come under our notice. In the
ccount given the total OF those who have return
ID after having left the country as emigrants Tor
AMERICA These in the quarter amount to 8 ,641,
md consist principally OF Irish, who, from the al.
cred circumstances OF Ireland, have been induced
Ietmn-'n most instances TO settle IN the locali-
lies to which they belonged by birth. To ascertain
&c number Of returned emigrants has been des
eratum long sought for, and We now have 1t salts
actO,ily given in the Customs publication, which we
acknowledge with much pleasure, ana trust tnat as
bool for ascertaning the number OF emigrants who
have returned, after having abandoned the country
their adoption, that the like statistics will be ga
hered at ether ports, which would enable the gov
rnment OF the country to judge with accuracy, not
ply of the number of those who vent out to foreign
countries but also Of those who afterwards returned
o the lana OF their birth.
One day, says the Gazette de Lyon, Charles x.
ent for NJ Michaut, the well known de-sinker, and
aid to him: want to have my efigy engraved with
reat care on the French silver con and to have the
eea title Of these pieces carried to the maximum,
n order that money may be longer preserved in
France, and may testify to the honorable character
# my government. What the king required was ef
ected; and the sweaters of silver knew well that
fr pieces oCharles x. and Louis XVIII have title
uperior to the legal requirement. And What has
peen the consequence? Why that these pieces are
ought for to be melted down. the maximum weight
ording profit to the dealers in bullion. But just
COX at the mistake made by Charles x. He thought
hat by making superior money, ne would SEND
own his image to posterity, whereas the very con-
rary will be the case all the pieces OF his reign
ave now nearly disappeared from circulation.
The report Of the directors Of the Great India
PAninsular Railroad Company states that the con-
FACTORS engaged in the construction OF the works
etween the foot OF the Bhore Ghaut and Shoapoor
220 miles) have made progress even beyond expec-
alton, and it is already evident that this line will be
pened considerably within the period fixed. The
ailway from Callian to Oampoolee, was opened for
raf6o in the month of May. The length of the line
bow In operation Is eighty eight miles-viz, thirty
wo miles from Bombay to Callian, seventeen mules
iverging to the northeast from Callan to Wassind,
md thirty nine miles divergng southeast from Cali.
VI to Campoolee. The directors are fully satisfied
nth the traffic brought along this newly opened por-
ion of railway. t
The Augsburg Gazette gives some explanations a.
he Emperor of Austria. at Is well known" says
hat journal, "thst by an innovation which results
rom the fundament reforms intended TO found the
OIlelCa unity OF the AuStr18n mOnAfcuy u0 prcScnt
Emperor will be only crowned once IS Emperor OF
Austria instead Of three times, according TO the Gus
ON Of the old monarchy, a. King Of Hungary, OF
Bohemia, and Of Lombardy. At the present time
he delay solely arises from the fact that the solem-
hty must be regulated according to the new pro-
incial statutes, which have not yet been promul-
ated"
The mission to the Friendly Islands has been so
ccessful that the nation Is nation of Methodists
Ind thn uhola pOpriIatiOD from the King whn n
local prescher') down to his meanest subject, at
end the Wesleyan ministry. These islands some
lines 60 by the name Of Tonga. They consist of
So and lie in the Pacific Ocean, between latitude
5 degrees and rs degrees south, and longitude l72
degrees west and lit east They were discovered
~ the navigator Tasman, in 1913, but received
heir collective nsme Of Friendly Islands from Cap
ain James Cook.
marriage bill which will come into force for all the
Roman Catholics of the Austrian empire from the
st q january, 1860. 1t consists of Isl articles.
The authorization to contract marriage may be re.
used to such persons as are OF notor ,usy immoral
character OF are affected with infrmites or cannot
how sufficient means for maintaining q family Y.
The marriage ceremony must take place before the
ure Of the place Of residence OF either the husbani
r wife. The Roman Catholic ecclesiastical courts
me alone competent for mixed marriages when one
Il the contracting parties is Roman Catholic.
The Paris Umres after describing the very pro.
lematica elements OF decline v .sich 1t asserts,
ndermDes the sickly constitution Of Sardinia, con-
nnes:-The discomfort OF Savoy and its sympa-
hes, more and more pronounced for France, pro-
eed from state of things far more worthy Of anx-
ETY. than that which ID seen or Is pretended to be
cen, Of Naples or IN other parts OF Italy. Had
Sicily for England ohly 1.-THE Of the sympathies
Entertained by Savoy towards France, Sicily would,
2 defiance Of distance, have long since become q
British possession.
NE Asemblss Rationale, Of Paris, Is penetrated
With The nocessity Of Q complete change Of policy
~ M Ia rah noto fT IL fhua
. itself:-May we soon witness beyond the Alps
he accomplishment Of revolution similar TO that
which has taken place beyond the Pyrenees! There
~ he ass;ou which he puies There also exists
revolutionary government which despoils churches,
iolates treaties with Rome, and imposes itself on
he national sentiment by means Of party terrorism
dc ne sss%p " Be-
OFT or Victor Emmanuel
The Coucass Of Tias, publishes the following &C
count of an inundation which has destroyed .por-
ion OF the town OF Astachan:-The continued ris-
own, who Il once set thousands Of workman to
strengthen the existing dykes. Towards the end Of
August the rains awelled the river TO such height
hat the dykes were swept away and the waters
INVADED the tongue Of land on which " constructed
he lower part Of the town In the streets the water
attained height Of eleven feet six inches, and the
apidity OF the current was 20 great that ah the
houses constructed Of wood were swept away.
according to letters addressed TO the Monifeur
Il Ia Fyoffs from the French squadron in the China
cas- and bearing date the 9TH July, the French fri
rates vrginie and SibyIe were at anchor In the Bay
IL Agouna, the coast OF Tartary, about $50 miles
o the south OF the mouth Of the river Amoor. The
french frigstes had, by means Of numerous sound
ngs discovered the place where the Russian fngate
Psllas had sunk, and by means OF theiRS Rivers had
brought up several portions Of the wreck. The
ther Russian vessels which had taken refuge In the
AMOR TO avoid the allied cruizers, had been so
much damaged by touching on the sandbank that
hey we're considered az unit for further service.
A letter from New York of the 7th October, "a
ne Dyolf of France, says An unexpected incident
"a occurred In the affair Of the employees OF the
Northern Railway Of France. Droud, arrested as
kususte Parrot turns ont 70 be a womani As the
merican law declares that no woman can be kept
prison In a civil cause, Felicite Droud has de
anded 70 he set u liberty immediately; but Judge
bavies who ordered her 70 be imprisoned, being
bsent, her application cannot be heard before the
9th. Meantime, abe and the other two prisoners
ave. In virtue of warrants from Washington, been
laced Of the disposal Of the federal court OF the
istrict of New York, which will have TO decide
not tho axtrnditi0n gh all he 0rnnfpd.