The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-17
Rupture Between the Church and State
in France.

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Dkastreus Effects Of tho Gales ON the
English Coast,
10. &C., 30.
he Bremen screw steamship New York, Captain Won
Santh which left Southampton Wednesday morning,
Nov. 2, reached this port yesterday evening.
Her news has been mainly anticipated by the tele-
graphic reports and mails Of the Hungarian. She
brings however, London paper Of the ID inst, which
date received by the Hungarian containing some
additional Of interest.
Areturn at Loyds, made up 70 Saturday, 10th ult.,
gives the following result Of casualties life and ship
ping by the grea, gale on the English coast
Vessels totally wrecked 96
Vessels stranded, ana other casualties ........ $50
Probable loss Of life, including the Royal Charter 600
Numerous losses reported on the Welch coast.
The ship Rmousk, Of and from Quebec for Aarysport,
put into Fleetwood Oct 20, with loss Of mainyard fore
yard broken, and ashore on the Knott.
correspondent Of the London Times writing from the
scene Of wreck Of the Royal Charter, says =
Very few additional bodies had been washed ashore It
supposed great majority Of the corpses still
confined In the body OF the ship
The London Herald Of the ID instant remarks in the city
article
The accounts continue conflicting in relation TO the re-
coyery the gold from the wreck of the Royal Charter
Il yesterday afternoon that the impression of
Of the representatives Of 1oyds is favorable 10 the
divers securing considerable amount when proper in
specton of the wreck shall have been carried out but
this cannot be Immediately accomplished No fresh in
have occurred but to effect risks for anything
approaching fair quantity the rate would now be ~ 10 80
goineas per cent
Telegraphc messages had been forwarded to the Chair
Of the Great Ship Company and TO Captain Harrison,
stating that the moorngs would be laid and everything
ready for the reception of the ship by Tuesday, Nov l.
at Southampton.
The Annie Sise, of Mobile, which arrived at Havre
Oct q, experienced violent storm the 1lth ut and
had two Of the washed overheard.
late despatch from Turin says
According advces received from Sicily the
on has ceased The insurgents have wthdr
70 the mountains Reinforcements Of troops are being
continually despatched by the Neapoan government TO
quel the insurrection.
A Brussels despatch Of Oct 80 says
spite OF the semocal article sent to the Paris pak
yers yesterday letters from well informed persons re
ceived here TO day state most positively that Mon has
request for materials Of war, TO which Marshal
Random has given his consent
The Madrid journals Of the 9th ut record various cir.
cumstnces which, they prove the great popularity
Of projected with Morocco Thus the inhabitants
Cf the Of Jaen receipt Of the news of the de-
caratons in the Cortes, spontaneously illuminated;
At Tarrassa q subscription has been opened; at
feasng the troops who to leave that port; at Va
Ienca shipowner has offered to place steamers
the service Of the government without remuneraon at
Sarapossa number students and retired officers had
offered 10 serves and lastly the Bishop Of Cartegena
Nurca sent address to the Queen expressing for
himself and clergy warm appreciation Of the war Part
baggage and OF the horses Of Marshal ODon-
nell had been despatched from Madrid to Agesras The
last accounts from Tanger say that the Emperor Of
Morocco rrtaed at the energetic attitude of Spain, had
withdrawn his last propositions, and that such great ex
oement prevailed in the place that Europeans eav
ing rapidly.
The Paris Monite Of the 31st ult publishes list Of the
various regiments and commanders Of the expedonary
corps sent against the Hoors the frontier of Algeria
and further detail of the movements of the troops up
to the time Of capture of the Col de Ain Tacouraet
already announced.
Paris correspondent OF the London Herald writing on
the 3lst ult., remarks:-
From Italy the only news of Importance today is that
Victor Emanuel and Garibald have had an interview.
The letter If Napoleon ILL., TO Ficor Emanuel in connection
sih ot Central Italy has led to t'iS omn0us De
ing Keeping in mind the declaration Of the Opintone,
Piedmont had adhered 10 the arrangements made
vlaanca Paris and Zurich for the disposal Of Italy,
is easy come to the conclusion that in Piedmont and
IL Italy the letter Of his Majesty not considered
factory as is by the private and con6den
tial organ Of the English premier
Berlin let er Of tho 2sth ult in the Cologne Gasee,
contains the following
There appears TO be doubt that the arrangements
concluded Bresau with Prussia, relate 10 the Italian
question and the position to be assumed the Congress-
Prussia Russia favor the prICpe of the restoration 6
the d.kes but opposed to all coercve matters PTus
a Is ,dearorna 10 remove the rnsundersandings ering
betueen Russia and England. The glsh government
still shows great Indifference as to the Congress- The IN
tervew Breslau proposed by Russia and its object
the affairs Of Italy. There is then 10 fear
that Prussia will again return 10 it's old relations Of depen
depcc the Court Of St. Petersburg or that tho Holy Al
lance will be renewed 1The present policy Of Prus-
sa is in accord with that Of England pending questions
Vienna letter says -
General Benedek has arrived here from syra, where
he was on leave Of ABSENCE has been received by the
Emperor On the prayer OF Count Schlik commander .,
the Second Army, c which Bencdeks corps formed part
he has been appointed Commander Of tue order Of Maria
Theresa; and said that he is TO be appointed
OF all the troops concentrated in Italy, with his
headquarters at Verona
letter from vancouvers Island dated at Victoria Sep
tember Is, in the London Tunes, says =
Her Majestys ship Ganges, with Admiral Baynes
board here; the Pylades Captain de Courcy, re-
turned week ago from San Fran csco aud the Tribune,
Captain Bornoy The Satellite Captain Provost, is at San
Juan, and the Pumper Captain Richards, Is surveying,
but will be in port All these men OF war Will
remain here until know the determination OF the
government on the San Juan outrage.
letter from Dublin, dated the 1st.inst-, says
Orders have been from the Post Office auhori
ues TO have special train in readiness nt the Kugs
or,oge terminus, To start az eleven O'Clock A. NJ on sun
Gay, with the American mail for Cork II arranged
thA the Special train will perform the journey 10 four
nou.s SPECIAL steamer will be in readiness to convey
the mails to Queenstown place them on board ono
Oh te .uoaro steamers, which will proceed her voy-
age 10 America without any delay
n, Letter r from , 81 peieyng announces that schamyl
wants had to hit HIM into the carriage.
The Harper's Ferry Affair
BRITISH OPINIONS OF THE CHANGES OF Baowy Avn
HIS COLoRED FRIENDS
From the LONDON Times, Nov. 81
The last mail from New York brings further news Of
very extraordinary incident What may be called an
tnsurrccticn Of aboons,s and negroes broken out
place called Hnrprr's Ferry, and the United states
Armory has been sezed by band Of desperate men Al
the contest going when tho steamer left VIC are
unable give hr result oil this affair but there
can be doubt tina; the insurgents bcen crushed