The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-07

TX HERALD, MONDAY, !
Of England and France IN order complete The arrange
for joint expedition 70 China, while On the ether
hand the correspondent Of the london d6 repeats NC
statement that the Chinese preparations suspended
The koniteur de pArmss states that the Chinese COM
mander Of the forts the Pcho tho 2lh Of June Ind
received brilliant reward from the Emperor Of China,
having been named Of the Chinese armies,
and Mandarin Of the highest class.
The number Of pastoas issued by the French bishops
the political situation Of the Pope amounted to thirty
nine and IL supposed that the Archbishop OF Bor-
deaux was about publishing pastoral the occasion Of
his intended visit To Rome
The London Timer Paris correspondent gives report
that Wrench force China originally fixed at twelve
thousand men, reduced 70 six thousand and will not DO
despatched before February
General Bedeau and Dr. IandcsaA had awaited Then
selves Of the amnesty and returned TO France
The Emperor received the Board Of Management OF The
suez Canal, and political significance was attached
to the event The agent in London refused 70 be present
The recent foundations the south Of France caused
much damage, both to life and property.
The accounts from the French manufacturing districts
were generally unfavora5lc. +seafnr
The Bourse had been dull and lower but the 26th
the decline nearly recovered and the rentes closed
firm at 69f 45c.
The Paris -four market was firm. Wheat heavy and
sales difficult.
The price Of brandes had risen throughout France
ITALY. rsIAa
was reported at Turin that Gen. de h Marmora would
retire from the Ministry Of Foreign Aairs and be
succeeded by Count Cavour.
The Pope returned TO Rome the Goth. great crowd
assembled on his passage through the city.
The government Of Rome had received intelligence that
the Bishop Of Rimini and other priests had been i'm
prsoned that the authorities Of Pesaro had seen let
tiers from emssaries exciting rebellion In the provinces
held in submission by Papal troops
The reports of disturbances at Palermo confirmed
The conflict between the troops and people began on e
9th and lasted till the 1lth. At Baglera, Palermo
quiet had been restored, but Palermo in state Of
siege.
The interview between the Pope and the King Of Naples
has been adjourned.
Conferences had been held between the Pope aud the
French Ambassador, and ii was stated that ordinances
granting administrative reforms, ready and would
soon be published.
SPAIN.
The difficulty between Spain and Morocco had reached
crises, the Spanish government having formally an
We have the following dispatches from Madrid this
subject
MADRID, Oct. 70, 1850
The government has declared to the Cortez in the sit
ting OF to-day that was going TO begin with koroc
The declaration received with great enthusiasm.
All political parties in the Senate and the Congress have
offered their support TO the Ministry.
The newspapers express the same patriotic feeling.
General O'Donne announced that the government had
ordered its representative at Tangers to take his de-
parture
MADRID. Oct. g. 1852
The Correspondent Autorata announces that the corps
ddrmec destined for Africa will most likely be organized
about tl,e middle Of the week, when General ODonne
will leave The paper is not yet whether the
Spanish Consul in Tangiers has arrived in Spain.
MADRID, Oct. "a, 1852
1t is asserted that Ministers have stated that they will
have recourse loan, and that the floating debt
will not be augmented, but that the taxes viii be in
creased.
Paris journal declares that declaration Of war by
Spain against Morocco has been strongly urged by
France.
The London Shipng Gdste Of the 2lth says. we have
reason to believe there will be between Spain and
Morocco, the Aoors having made the required conces-
sons. Accounts from various ports Of Spain, however,
continue TO speak Of great preparations for the with
Morocco and that troops are collecting in every port for
conveyance to Africa.
for Africa
Paris letter in LeNoyd asserts that Pamerston had
declared the French Ambassador that England would
suffer Spain to occupy both sides Of the Straits and
would oppose by force. The English Cabinet he said
would make the question m European one.
The London Times of the opinion that any danger to
Europe TO the British possession Of Gibraltar from the
Spanish enterprise against Morocco is absurd but an at
tack by the independence of Morocco and an
attempt to add its territory to Algeria would justify the
strongest remonstrances in behalf Of Europe
The London Daily Menus thinks the alliance between
France and Spain against Morocco at any rate war
simultaneously threatened by both Powers against her.
by no means reassuring to England.
The London s Paris correspondent says the CONVEX.
sation between Lord Palmerston and the French Am.
bassador in London, as reported by lie Nord, has
caused much emotion in Paris, while the French
government had asserted that il would not
change its policy regards Morocco Spain had repeated
its disavowal of the ambitious project attributed to her.
The Paris correspondent of the London DAILY Ne,rs s
assured that Mon had sent despatch say that Eng
land is longer opposed to the expedition against
Morocco.
MOROCCO.
Later advccs from Tangiers states that Mr. George v
Brown the United States Consul was preparing TO leave
for Gbraler taking with him all his baggage horses &c
expected that heSpanish forces would make the
attack by and land, and afterwards occupy Tetuan
and Tangiers.
The French expedtionary corps ready take tho
field.
Indemnity for deprcdatons is to be claimed and
rty for the French colonss obtained by rectyng the
line Of frontier.
was stated that the French soldiers which were made
prisoners the 31st Of August had all been burnt alive
by the Moors The Frence troops were burning to take
revenge for this act.
PRUSSIA
Great preparations were being made in Germany to
celebrate Schiller Festival Tho Prussian Minister Of
Police had refused to allow projected orchight pro-
Bari demonstration bainn