The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-12

works Of the Suez canal win commence in three months
and that the canal shall be opened three years This
statement was received with enthusiastic cheers NJ de
Lesseps left the banquet amidst the cheers of the
populaoe.
The Spanish government intends order in
the importation into Spain of the tobacco of the Philip
pine Islands, and TO diminish the importation of the yr.
ginia and kentucky kinds.
The Spanish government points with pride to its having
paid the coupons of the public debt and yet having
Overlooking exchequer. The tolerance which o'Donnell
al first showed the press has considerably abaed as
with his somewhat rascible temper, be anticipated
Seizures again take place almost daily. The assertion
that plots have been traced among the blacks
among the sodery, in Cuba, is stouy denied by the
Madrid journals.
The King of the Bcgans will open person the session
OF the Chambers, the 9th November The Belgian No
netr officially conradicts that King Leopold had
taken an active part in promoting alleged combination
declared to place the alliances Of the various cabinets
bases
Prince Metternch, who is now Dresden, in com
pany with his son, the Austrian Minister, in that
city, visited the Marcoon Palace, which, forty five
years ago he negotiated peace with the Emperor Napo
leon l., and which hospital
The Vienna correspondent Of the London Times writes
that the OF the Portuguese government having sue
cumbed to France had created dsagreeabe impression
in the Austrian capital The Austrans thought that right
on the side of Portugal and expected England would
have nterfercd in her favor
The Austrian government is much peiplexed with its
Gacan subjects The military authorities complain that
the difficulty of keeping the Galicians in order has
creased hundred fold since the bestowal of para-
ment and independence and freedom of election their
Moldo-wallachan neighbors.
The Princess Louisa, of Denmark had been safely de
a hag of a prn
The Princess and her child are both doing well.
The Greek Minister Of the Interior has gone to Constan
tnope to negotiate the subject of telegraphc junction
with Western Europe
The appearance of the comet created Immense sen
sation IN Egypt For days all business and labor
at standstl the inhabitants believing that il fore
boded some great calamity.
The overflow Of the Nile has been grea, this year
there to expect The receded rapidly
and very large extent Of land not properly watcred
The accounts received from the interior the subject Of
the cotton crop most unfavorabe Caerpilars and
other insects have appeared great numbers. In the
provinces of Zayazey Mansourah &c much damage has
been caused by the heavy dews, and expected that
The yield will be about 100000 quinals less than last
year. The public health continues excellent, and the
country enjoys the most perfect tranquility.
The Moniter Tdhitida publishes account Of the
opening Of the native Legislative Assembly of Tahiti.
The departure Of the Queen from the palace was an
nounced by salute Of twenty one guns The French
political commissioner Of Tahiti prominent part in
the proceedings Before the speech Protestant minister
delivered the usual prayer. AMER the royal speech
the French Commissioner drew atterng picture of the
prosperity Of the country.
The steamship Hammonia arrived al southampton on
the 9th ut and the steamship Arago on the Goth ut
The Eastern City burnt near the Cape Of Good Hope
turns out to be emgrant ship and She was
bound from Liverpool TO Australia only one life was
lost