The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-22

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Total number of workpeope enumerated. -. .172 257
These returns are imperfect there several i'm
portant districts not enumerated and Is feared that he
last item f The number Of corkpeotle totally ont Of employ
nte'n, and for Uhona left but Ms poor rates
charitable Subscriptions is belo1y he actual state of the case
and that the total ci continually increase With reference
to the reiterated recommendations to mill owners work
only three days week and to the specuatons to the
effect such course would have tho and supply Of
cotton one correspondent rema ks that they show very
imperfect knowledge Of the condition Of the trade
There are perhaps, 400 to 500 mill owners in Lanca
shire, but the cost Of working short time is com
paratively so great that 1t is questioned If there
than hundred that could afford to to it be-
yond six months. In confederation Of this, the fact cited
that masters gring notice 10 the arh,eope
that their mills il be entirely closed their present
stock ot cotton is exhausted.
That manufacturers porkinQ q qreri loss is clear
from comparison between the cost of the
article and that Of the raw material For the first FIVE
mt nthS Of 1860 the cost of h. "a shirtpgs 10s
the exact price at which they at present while in
the former period the cost Of mddng Orleans cotton
6d, which is now ia The cost of s2s twist and 34s
welt also was I'D. and 1lAd. respectively, against
14sd and Id and when the extra relative expense
OF working short time Is incurred the loss the manu-
iactured article is considerably increased.
In Preston the masters having given notice Of reduc
ton Of x per cent in the wages paid to their spnncrs,
ne ta hare dsenlned on strike, although support in
this suicidal course can hardly be expected from fellow
workmen who are on the verge OF severe want
The McrInnus Obsequies i'm Ireland.
From the Dublin Freeman, Nov. ST.
The crowds who visited the Lecture Theatre Of the
Mechanics Institution yesterday for the purpose of
viewing coan containing the remains Of the deceased
were fully numerous the day previous large and
massive silver crucihx presented by Mr. j. ronegn Of
PANE street, to Miss MManus, was Placed yesterday
morning on the lid of the coffin by the Rev. j. Kenyon
II Is beautiful work of sacred has been manu-.
featured in Dublin. The committee were actively en-
gagged last night in making arrangements for the funeral
The funeral car which is extremely handsome is
plcted. 1t has been built and designed by Mr. Hoey
II represents pyramdical cenoaph fourteen feet long
by seven feet six at the base. On an obong platform
twelve feet by FIVE, the coffin will rest at elevation of
nine feet from the ground Tho funeral draped in
black CLOTH extending the boxes Of the wheels Crosses
in white will be presented at both Sides either end
OF tho cenotafh, which will be drawn by six horses.
France.
~ Thouvene had informed the Swiss Ambassador at
Paris that France will not prejudice the solution of the
question Of the Valley Of Dappen by any of violence
but demands ceinive arrangement by means of nego
tation.
The French Minister of Marine had been taking trip to
sea in the rgatc La Goire and the result is reported to
have been highly satisfactory
The financial accounts from Paris show less uneasncss
but very little tendency to any recovery of conf
and rates in the open market per cent below the
Bank Of France The Bourse firm, and rentes the
Sth closed at ca. rs.
Italy.
The Kona,chsa Rationale OF Turin says-"Gon Turr
has the Central Committee in the name OF
Garbadi that It is the firm intention OF the latter not to
provoke any movement in-favor Of Rome and Venice
and that his sole wish is that every may be en-.
ployed to promote the armament Of the nation Carl
bald also recommends concord among all classes of the
Italian people, in order TO accomplish the uncation Of
Italy under Victor Emanuel and requests those who do
not accept this determination TO leave the committee and
act on their respons bility.r
There were rumors of preparations at Genoa for re.
evolutionary expedition from that place. Poles, Hupga
rians and men of divers naicnalites said to be
fockng TO the The movement is said to embrace
all the caye populations Of Turkey, and also Hungary
and Galacia.
Belgium.
q ~ Qha "a nvnI
inc NJ Soims Envoy and Minister the Court of Turin
The Brusses journals regard this formal recognition
but the C0nstit,nionnet asls:'' How comes it that
the royal decree does not say to the King Italy instead
OF to the Court of Turin ~
AUSTRIA
An autograph letter addressed by the Emperor to Count
Forgach, Auc Chancellor for Hungary had been pub.
lished and the following is tolegraphc summary Of its
contents
The dsoyal,y of the Hungarian municipalities and the
resistance bordering on instruction to the measures
taken by the government for the maintenance of public
order that order in the dangerous manner
without the authorities being able TO safely administer
tho penal law. The public duty and the will of the En-.
pcror requires that he should raise strong barriers against
these excesses and restore things state of order As
the convocation OF the Hungarian Diet constitutional
manner appears mpracticabc until order establish
cd all the existing authorities in the comtas districts and
communes abolished, and Count Forgach Is ordered
to select persons to repace them and to take that
the administration OF public affairs in Hungary suffers
no interruption All persons charged with crimes against
public safety shall be tried by military tribunals In
conclusion the Emperor expresses wish that
he may be enabled by the abshment of pub
lie order to proceed to the solution of the pending diff
ferences and in future maintain entire the concessions
he has granted to Hungary.
Count Nadasdy, the ex-Mniser of Justice had been
appointed Minister without portfolio, and Aulc Chancc
lor for Pennsylvania.
Prussia.
Important government reforms projected. Tho
number Of deputies Of landed proprieors in the Upper
House is to be gradually cut down from ninety to forty.
FIVE and rural administration is placed in the hands
of all propretors instead of the largest propretors excu
sively.
The late increase OF the army Is TO continue
Public attention was absorbed by the elections.
THE LATEST NEWS.
BERNIE, Nov. o, 1861.
Commissioner has been appointed on the affair Of
Vie-le Grand which Is to be composed as folows:-On
the part of France NJ Heilard from superior Tribunal
of Justice in Paris and NJ Bossard from the Tribunal of
Justice at Dion, the part of Switzerland NJ DupIan
Federal Juge dlnstructlon, and NJ Paet President OF
the Council Of state.
MADRID, Nov. 8-P. M.
The Corcs opened TO day The Queen In her speech
announced that schemes OF constitutional reform would
be presented 10 the Cortes and that her government was
occupied with amcoratons in the interior administration
Her Majesty also announced that tho revenue covered
the expenditure.
Great adhesion to the Papa cause was manifested in the
Queens speech
MADRID, Nov. 10. 1851.
Martinez has been elected President Of Congress by ga
against so votes for Rios Rosas.
PARIS, Nov 10, 1861.
The raris Moniteur publishes the reply Of the Minister