The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-10
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER TO- 1856

ceiyed two seais from the NORTH Sea- and an Asatic
rsm with a large tail, Of the same race "a the Ka-
ran.anhs Sheep given to the Socieee Imperale
d'Acclimstalou by Marshal valiant and Abdel
Kader.
1.-The Tuscan government" says the Patre. 'is
said to be disposed 10 enter the path Of conces-
sons The tendency will, it is thought, be manifest
ed by the retirement OF NJ Landucci Minister OF the
Interior who Is in favor Of ssiye measures End
ister it l. added, will mark hi return to power Dy
tie establishment Of the constitution OF ls48 with
some notifications Of the organic laws In conser'
yative sense.
The traffic returns Of railways In the United King
dom, published for the week ending Oct III, amount
ed to f470 1888, and for the corresponding week OF
1865 to f444 1888, showing an increase OF f26,
The gross receipts of the eight railways having their
termin in London, amounted, for the week ending
as above, to f2O6 ,22l, and for the corresponding
week Of last year to f2O2 TAG showing an increase
of e.. AIS.
letter from Berlin of the 10th of October. in the
German Journal, OF Frankfort, says:-Count de
recently arrived here, had long interview this
morning with M. de Manteuffej. after which he pro
ceedeo to Potsdam, where be had an audience with
the King. Count de Hatfield will represent Prus-
STA in the new Conferences q. Paris. The date for
the opening of these conferences has not oeen fxed
but it will take place before the 18th of November.
A letter from Berlin, in the Paris Constitutonnei
says-f Austria and Prussia VIII engage them
selves to support with all their efforts. the admis
sion of the secondary States Of Germany to the
Congress Ct Paris, these States, on their part, wl
undertake to adopt in the Germanic Diet the propo
stons Of Prussia in the affair Of Neufchatel, and
will also defend the interests OF Austria in the AFFAIR
of the Danubian Principalities.
sad accident lately happened at Lubln, Poland
II the first day of the Jewish year. and great
crowd Of persons had assembled in the synagogue
an old ard dilapidated building-to celebrate the
event. During the service O wax light fell on the
ground, and one of the men charged with the
lighting Of the place gave alarm Of fire; but it
was generally thought that the house was about to
fall. The crowd, composed Of several thousand per
sons made rush TO the doors and windows to
escape, and in the crush upwards of fifty were
thrown down and trampled to death
In Spain at latest dates. Oct. 81, the Credit
Mobler OF Madrid had obtained the adjudication of
the third section Of the Northern Railway. Gene
raj Pezuela had refused the command of the cavalry
Queen Christina is declared to be dissatisfied with
the simple removal Of the sequestrati0n which had
confscated her property. She wants public repa-
ration for what she alleges was public insult.
During the late war; NJ. Tseletsky. attached to the
commissariat of the 4th corps darmee in Russia,
took to fight carrying with him the contents of the
treasury, amounting to the sum Of GOO 900 francs.
By an official notice in the Journal de st. Psters-
burg, he is summoned to appear before military
tribunal ct Warsaw in the of six months il in
Europe, and one year if he is out of Europe. II he
fail to return at the expiration of this period
tence will be passed upon him par contumace