The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-05

disasters Of moment had bean reported.
government loan was spoken Of 70 relieve me distress
IN the weaving districts
The MoRieAr announces that the Emperor vii receive
the diplomatic corps the great bodies Of the State &C.,
= rms Boarss on the 10th ultmo was heavy. Rsntss
Italy.
A Turin telegram OF the 18th OF December says
The Italian government ysepecfay dcclsSS farther ne
0otiaons s Faxos repecti'v the Ro"ds question al pre-
seM
The government sntertans uneasIness about the
cipation sociees They remain Dissolved t right o.
bass Ssso utterly ss . Naples
from the Southern provinces reassuring The govern
msas e Sss a. sras Il a
interview with the President Of the Council, touched
the Roman question The minister said 70 have
replied that the present policy Of France renders little
probable that the fresh negotiations would bring about
IL Is slso asserted that the Cheyalier Nigra Italian
Ambassador 1t Paris, has made similar statement 20 n.
Drouyn do Lhuys
Austria.
The session Of the Council OF tho Empire was closed
satisfaction that confidence he had placed the nation
by granting the VI October 40 and February
ngs Of peace would continue exercise beneficial nu
ence and said, 'Our resoute progress in the path OF
peace has powerfully Increased confidence in Austrias
nations The Reichrath has proceeded firmly upon the
solution OF its task and has already PASSED important
measures Basng the regulation Of the budget upon the
principle that the Of the country solf must
supply It's necessities convinced that such result
will be brought about BY an equal division OF burdens
Commerce has already shown animation in
sequence OF the abolition OF transit duties The bill rcgu
latmg ths control OF the Reichraths tho national
debt secures the cooperation Of the legislature
vsng the expenditure The retrenchnen or the expendi
tue has exercised favorable influence upon the state Of
His Majesty requested the members, upon the return
hone TO promngate among their constituencies princi
IN hiatt MI S1yrnAn
Emperor, in conclusion, took leave Of the Deputies,
thanking them for their abors and hoping TO meet them
In the coming year.
Portugal.
frghtfu accident had occurred on the Eastern Rail
way. bridge gave way while train with about two
.undred workmen wascrosspg IT, About one!hundred Of
the men were killed and many others wounded.
spain.
General Concha had sent In his resignation Spanish
Mexican affairs and the course Of General Prim con-
tnued to BIO debated in the Senate.
General Concha said be would prove by diplomatic
documents that Spain bad devated the policy
MADRID. Dec. 20, 1862.
official documents, that the allies ought not to interfere
In the interior affairs OF Mexico because, when making
dtion such intention was expressed He approved OF
the embarkaon of General Prim the best solution
OF the diligently wherein no was placed
Greece.
The voting Of the Liverpool the election OF
their future King completed and the result the
unanimous vote Of every Greek In the town for Prince
Alfred OF England
Tho voting the Greeks In London was understood TO
have had similar result.
The Paris Pdtie rctracts its assertion that the
render Of the Icnan Islands was not 70 include Corfu and
says the only object under discussion Is whether Of
the Notifications are not 70 be destroyed
Russia.
The Grand Duke Michael had been appointed lieutenant
Of the Emperor In the Caucasus
Tho absence OF 10 some parts Of Russia causing
considerable Inconvenience, and Apprehension
felt for the recently sown wheat crops.
The state Of siege had been suspended In Warsaw.
The Prize Ring.
JOHN G. KEENAN, AND AN ENGLISH TOLL COLLECTOR
One morning last week the American champion
Keenan, conducted himself very improperly proceeding
from Torrngton TO Biderord with Howe's circus. Mr.
Hamnon the toll collector at the Torrington turnpike
pence toll for tho vehicle and horses he was driving
The latter refused to pay the toll alleging that tho agent
In advance had discharged tho tolls The collector
moet civil manner, assured him such the case
when Heenan poured forth voIey Of the disgrace
full language swearing that he would smash the collectors
head. To this Harmon cooiy replied that IL would do
him (HeenaD) no credit TO strike poor old like him
and assured him that little Englisbman, Tom
Saycrs had thraehod him his hearts and
could do again Upon this HecDan assaulted him with
time respectable looking female sitting by his side, and
throwing the csector shilling the ground, peremp.
tory demanded the change The old soldier, 10 be
outdone In p litcncss, picked up the shilling from the
its place. The "Benecia Boy" bursting with rage had
to descend from his carriage pick the change OF
dirt