The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-08

AFFAIR IN SPAIN.
THE NEAP0LITAN QUESTION.
THE SCANDAL OF PARIS.
The American Frlgate Merrimnc still the OBJ
jcct Of Curiosity In England,

The cunard stea mshp Canada Capt. Lang arrived At
Boston, Al sight O'Clock yesterday morning Her malls
arrived here early this morning. We received few
English papers by New Haven train yesterday AFTER
noon.
letter nom st. Petersburg, of the l4th ulmo in the
Ussssaionne Of Paris. says that the Emperor in
great danger the 12n 1t Cronsad in consequence OF
collision. During review, ss which his Majesty was
present. OF small squadron which 10 to cruise in the
North Sea, brig nom some Encouragement, into
the Impei steamer with considerable violence Seve
ri persons Of the Emperors suite who standing
close 70 him the deck of the vessel and Of the
crew, were injured by the Conclusion
-Four Russian men o.war have arrived at KEEL. They
the vborg, Poikan, Castor and PhiiOctete Their
destination ID the Mediterranean.
The French Minister of State has directed certificates
70 be distributed all the families haviI children born
10th March last therefore godchdren Of their
Msesties Assistance has already been granted by the
Evil List to hs poorest among Them which s to be con
Snued annually and in the parents should die the
orphans are 70 be provided for 81 the charge of the Civil
list
The latest accounts Madrid say that The accorche
rnen Of the Inanta Duchess OF hontpensier 10 officially
declared to have taken place sooner than anticipated
and In consequence host Of grandees and representa-
- be present wers unable to get to Seville time. The
Queen In decree published the 18th had fastened 70
confer on young Infanta the Gordon Of the Noble La
dks Of Maria Lu.sa
Tho Liverpool Tmes OF October 25th, has the follow
ing
Trustworthy accounts from Madrid are to the effect
that the question Of q change in the dynasty now
openly dscusesd by the better classes who are
represented 70 be in state Of great alarm The Queen
actually required Nsrvsez 70 prepare for her signature
project Of law for the restitution to the clergy Of the
hJnal property, some Of which has been sold above
twenty years and ever since has been legally bought
and sold by thousands of Spaniards The King it APP
peared, her sole adviser In this case. Narvaex
deavored to persuade her but 10 vain 10 then lost
temper and offered his resignation, on which the Queen
told him he might do he pleased. It then that
H. he declined becoming Minister under the responsibility
Of enforcing such decree as the ono in question There
was some fear that the Queen would appoint the Arch
behop OF Toledo Prime Minister. Servano is 70 retain
the embassy at Paris.
Aletter from Geneva says--A trial for fraud has
Gently created great sensation here. appears that
eotse dacpte time since established for the
purpose Of assisting the commercial casse OF the canton
IN their business transactions. = appears however that
the real objec. ot tae establishments which had been
founded by political party, was to increase the influence
Of the letter by OF oppTtune loans The caisse
descomre had for director Droin who after time
signed his post aud the direction OF another credit
establishment. During his management successive
dts had been opened extensive tanner named Res
segueirc TITO advanced exceeded mil ion Of francs
On leaving the direction H. pron proposed as his
H. Rosseguere who, being approved of entered
on his functions. he comm snced by credtng himself
with O00t part of the gum he indebted TO the
establishment, but the paymen Of that sum was not
made, confusion ensued, which terminated in much
scandal, and finally in a trial. N. Rossegueire was
charged with forgery and fraud and the accusation hay
Imprisonment n. Drcin who accused Of having
been privy 70 the offence, was acquitted.
Queen Christina Of Spain, says the Assets Nationale,
win leave in days Rome where she has the
tention OF passing the winter.
We learn nom the Estafeue OF Madrid, that misun-
dsrsandpg has arisen between the French consular body
n Spain and the Spanish government n Niboyet,
sui at Seville, having been appealed 70 BY French
Inhabitants Of that place in the case Of disputed villa
case accompanied by many suspicious circumstances
ened 70 the Captain General the necessity Of
riga inquiry tho affair. Tho right Of Monseur NJ
boyes interfere in the affairs OF bis countrymen was
denied Tho whole consular body 10 en- emoi, and the
nhur dsrstanding threatens 70 become serious.
II 10 announced, says the Paris c1naiitaio~sa, tina,
while waiting for the dsnnive solution Of the establish
nent Of the electric telegraph between France and Africa
the Dam steamer has been ordered 10 take . line OF
soundings between karseiles and Algicrs.
despatch from Portsmouth, Eng, dated on 2lst Of
October, says
To-day tho Colossus. 81, screwship, Capt. Thompson,
followed the Caesar, 81, screwshp, Capt Robb, 10 join
the squadron under Admiral Dundas In tho ncghborhood
u Naples.
Intelligence has been received from Constsutnope 10
the I'm Of October The difficulties arising out OF the
qusss Of Bograd and the Isle Of Ser pcnts had become
aggravated.
Icsssr nom 81 Petersburg, Of the 18th utmo, gives
tho following authentic explanation OF what has beon
mentioned Of Russian squadron being about proceed
70 the Mediterranean There question OF squadron
but only OF some few vessels which are about leave
ons These vessels the frigate Polkan which
lake up her station before the at the Prmus
70 Be :. the disposal Of the Russian Minister me Srs
purpose and the paddle rgate OLAF which Ia placed NJ
the dspossl Of the Empress Dowager during her rest
de0ce Nice You sec therefore, thai there Is nothing
Of squadron and 10 the political object which the
journals seek attach the Affair." you that
there 10 nothing Of the kind.
The Persian government WILL Is said. address France
with view Of inducing that Power prevent the
templatcd English expedition from taking place. The
snah's ENJOYS are their way to Paris.
NJ Pacbeco had his frat audience OF the Queen Victoria
q the 2ist u and delivered his credentials Minister
acn her Catholic Majesty the Queen Of spain.
me London Star OF october ~ says
The demonstration In favor Of Mr. Peabody by the iuhs
bants Of his native town In the United states appears 10
IN OF 90 much interest 10 justify long port cspe-
cy part Of the proceedngs which had reference
10 the relations between England and america. Our
frsods ON other side Of the have peculiar zeal
n be circulation Of their dstr guished fellow citizens
and u somewhat remarkable that much excitement
and enthusias could take place without The use Of in.
torcvsns drinks. The banquet vas Of strictly temper
ance character, and this temperance. ~ msbt naturally
be expscted associated With The most pacific utter
asces tcw ards the people OF England.
II Nesd says that the Grand Duke Of Tuscany com.
plains Of the crowd Of English tourists who invade his
STATE, and who put themselves 10 communication with
the revolutionary chiefs, thereby encouraging agitation.
bronze statue Of Joan Of Arc, by n. Paul. has been
professionally erected in the Champs Elysees Paris. u,
ultimate destination Is the villags Of Domremy.
The Pope gave . grand banquet 70 the ecclcsiastcs
Summaries and colleges Of Rome On the 25th ut Abou,
hundred sad my guests, consisting Of the profes
sovs and pupils Of the scminsro po, uud Of deputa
ucns from The other seminares met including Cardinal.
vsale, Prcla and Antonelh, and Monsgneur Beirrs
BISHOP Of Pueblo. Al two p. NJ the company proceeded