The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-04

Mr. Ryan, r. H., and party Of between
turned in few hours but left again yesterday and
remained at until about seven O'Clock in the even
to an anchor opposite Haulbowline Mr. Ryan and the
constabulary then left her. What her special mission
was is not known but rumor has that II was TO inter
cep the vessel expected from America While she was
at sea yesterday party of twenty Of the constabuary
under the command Of Mr. Carr l., Dublin, left this
city for the residence Of Mr. Luke Joseph Shea j. r.,
the Rennies for the purpose Of searching it. When they
made their appearance there they stated their object
Mr. Shea demanded to see their warrant which was at
once shown by the officer in charge of the men. They
then searched the house thoroughly, but nothing crmi
natory was found in il, and they returned to Cork
The Sumors Of approaching Ministerial changes and
important reforms regarded generally as
The weekly returns of the Bank Of France show an
increase in the cash in hand Of 700, 900 francs
The Atear Of the 22d says it Is authorized to - state
French government is contemplated. The rumors are
the invention Of evil disposed persons
The shipping Gdzetts says the discovery has been
made in Paris that in the maps Of the last century two
small islands were indicated between Ireland and New
foundand-one called by the French Isle Verde, at
called Isle Jacquet, lat Al NJ and long AZ In the
maps Of the present century these islands are not
Marked but 1t is thought probable by the French that
they still exist II so, they could be utilized in the
laying down Of the electric cable.
Austria.
The Emperor of Austria, on the 21s ult issued an i'm
portant manifesto to his people In it his Majesty up
holds above@al the fundamental ideas which found
preston in the Diploma October 90 $780, hence
orth the leading principle OF the imperial government
The inansesto soiemny guarantees and irrevocaby
establishes the right Of the people OF the empire to part
cpate through their representatives in legislation and in
the conduct of the finances.
The manifesto refels to the unequvoca contents OF
article Of the fundamental law the representation
of the empire proclaimed in the imperial patent OF the
2eh OF February 1851 ana rene%s the whole BODY o.
y promulgated and declares them 10 be the constitution
Of the empire.
The manifesto recognizes the readiness with which, in
reply the appeal of the Emperor great part OF the
monarchy sent representatives to tho capital for the
pose Of solving certain highly important questions 1t also
points that the constant wish Of the Emperor-vz
the formation of durable and constitutional charter
OF Fights for the empire which would receive strength
subjects Of the empirehas up TO the present time
NAMED unuflled, and cannot DO realized long the
first condition OF bringing all its component parts into
clear and unmistakabe harmony remains unfulned
Tho manifesto goes to state that in order to redeem
his word and not sacrifice the to the letter. the
Emperor has determined, first, TO enter upon the way
leading to understanding with tho legal representa-
tves OF his peoples in the eastern portions OF the mon
archy and to lay for acceptance before the Hungarian
and Croatan Diets the October Diploma and Funda
mental Law promulgated by the February patent con-
corning the representation of the empire.
AS, however il is legally impossible to make one and
the constitution the subject of negotiation in one
part Of the empire while it Is simultaneously treated in
another part fundamental law generally binding tho
Emperor finds himself compelled to suspend
the validity Of the constitution and the actual
representation with the express declaration and reserve
that the result Of the deliberations Of the Diet in each
eastern kingdom, in they should comprehend a
modi6ca alton OF the existing laws compatible with the
unity OF the empire and its position us great Power
shall be laid for ultimate approval by the Emperor be-
tho legal representatives OF tho other kingdoms and
provinces receive and worhly estimate their express
sion Of opinion.
The Emperor regrets the manifesto observes that this
mpcrativcly required step also brings with it supcn
sion in the constitutional working OF the Lesser X ich
srath finally declares that long the represen
tatives OF the empire shall not be assembled II will be
the task Of the TO forward all measures that
be postponed, and among these especially such
required by tho financial and commercial interests
Of the empire.
The Imperial manifesto concludes as folows:-'srhe
course leading understanding while taking into
consideration legitimate rights Is now op,n f-as
expect with full sacrificing and concilaiory
spirit and ripe insight guide the views OF my ia thfal
peoples, 10 whom this Imperial word Is addressed 10
thorough confidence
The Neac r. cndealiat states that note has been do
spachcd the AUSTRIAN representatives abroad defend
ing the policy pursued by Austria in the question of the
Duchies.
The statement OF the correspondent OF an English jour
respecting negotiations for the cesson OF Veneta TO
Italy is denied in official circles in Vienna. There were
reports OF new Austrian loan be contracted through
Mcssrs. Rothschld and some English capitalists