Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-24


aPon them was presented on Saturday last when
M. Lafit,e observed that Hayi wished not to do
that which Hayn had promised" The president OF
the council Count Moe) said that the government
would examine into and follow up the affair IN tbs IN
terva between the close of the present and the COM
mencement Of The next sessions of the chambers.
The Courier Francois Of Sunday states, that al
ready naval expedition against ST. Domingo under
the command of Admiral Gallos, had been ordered
by the French government to give effect to the nego-
talions already opened with the president of the re-
public OF Hayt. The expedinonl IS TO CONSIST OF a
snip OF the line, and fgale, two corveltes, and two
bngs.
Advces from Algers of the 9th ult. state all hope
OF pacfcaIion with Abd-el-Kader mad vanished, and
that the war had broken out simultaneously in the
whole regency, from Consaniia 10 Tiemecen The
garrison left at Guelma by Clause, TO protect the
friendly tribes in the neighborhood, having been redu-
ced by the new governor Achmet Bey may now
whenever he pleases plumber and lay waste the dau-
Of the allies Of France, and besege the camps OF
Guelma and Dreau whose communications with Bon,
will then be entirely cut off The forces under that
chief amount to between 900 10 g. 900 men, and all
General Trezel can do with the brigade he commands
defend the fortified points in the vicinity Bona,
and guard the immense stores and materials collected
Ia that place. On the side Of Aigiers the rslng Is
general. To the east all the tribes, from Bouga to
Delhys have furnished their contingent of men, and
between 5000 and Q 600 natives are now under arms
in that quarter. Colonel Schambourg who had
marched out to attack them, was ordered back be ore
he had time to come up with the enemy. On the 29th
small column of French troops detatcted at the
Issar had a smart encounter with tribes who mad
heretofore lived on friendly terms with them and ex-
perienced some loss In the south the Hudjoutes oc-
cuped the plain with large force, and The tribes re-
siding 10 the west of chat district had taken arms, at
the invitation ofAbdel Kader BY the last accounts
from Oran 1900 Arabian horsemen had ravaged The
whole country around, and even committed depreda'
lions under the walls of that town.
SPAIN.-Leters TO June 2 say that all was Tranquil
in the Spanish capital Generals Evans, Chichester,
and Fitzgerald, preparing TO embark for England
on the 10Th inst The soldiers of the legion remain
ing IN Spain after the expiration OF their present pc.
RED of service are to be commanded by General
OConnelI.
A letter from Saragossa announces that General
Irribarren died of his wounds at Almadevar, on the
26th at three o'clock in the afternoon. The utmost
CONSERVATION had been produced in that capital by
a dispatch OF 1rnbarren, and in few words ex-
presses and describes the hopeessness Of the queens
prospects. The same letter mentions, that in con-
sequence Of the appearance Of Cabrera Cor Of his
Ocers) at Molina de Arrogan, part of the garri
Of Madrid had repaired to Guadaaxara to cover the
capital on that side.
Sundays Monitesr has the following telegraphic
DESPATCH
rested on the 23d at Barcelona have been shipped for
the Barbarlc islands; among them is the refugee Ba-
nela. Fresh Vaccinations and heap of arms have
been discovered; arrests have been made.
Brigadier Carlo IS organising at Espuragueraa
corps of reserve Baron de Nicer has rut Cervara in
state siege ewing the violence of the Exatados
He has assembled 1000 men at Lerida, before depart
ing for Arragon."
The French papers afford us no information res
pectihg the march of Don Carlos and the infante.
The telegraphs last despatch stationed them the
9th at Babastro, and is rather strange that the
Sd instant nothing further should have been known
at Perpgnon respecting their movements. Accord
ing to the Courier Francois, the French govern.
ment seriously thinking Of despatching Admiral
Hueons squadron to the coast OF Catalonia. The
ships are ready but orders will not be issued for their
deparere until certainty shall have been acquired of
Don Carlos having established the centre Of the civil
war in CATALONIA.
London, Thursday Epening, June 6.-There are
alarming reports in circulation today respecting the
health Of His Majesty, which, il woud appear, causes
some anxiety 10 the royal family. Yesterday the
King was so much worse that an express arrived in
town commanding the two physicians in attendance
on his Majesty to proceed TO Windsor without delay
In the absence of official bulletins which are never is
sued till there is some danger we hope that the illness
of the King is not serious.
BY one Of the condolences which have Of late oc-
CURED frequently that they can no longer be call
ed singular the subject OF the navy attracting pub
lie attention in France and England at the same
ment. The Russians have large force-l6 or 20
line of battle shps-in the Hlack sea.
The news from the seat Of war in Spain on the
whole continues to wear favorable aspect as regards
the Queens cause.
Hal, June This morning al six o'clock, as the
Union steam packet ready to leave here, crowded
with passengers the boiler exploded the vessel was
blown into thousand pieces and sunk in the dock
basin. Many of the passengers were killed, a con-
siderable number seriously injured, and many more
drowned.
We give below the latest accounts of the markets !:
LIVERPOOL CsTToN MARKEr, July 8-Tbe cotton market
continues very steady with fair demand for all descriptions
The sales Tuesday 290 bags and Yesterday 1000
bags sold, including 200 PsrDam 8ld TO 3d. and 500
surais 81 to A. 900 American taken speculation.
LIVERPOOL Corn MARKET, June a-Today the the market
extremely depressed and only trng business has
been done in whea the price Of all kinds Of which are ID TO
price, fair trade in the better descriptions Of
West OF ireland at IS Cd TO D. 3D. Oatmeal and flour were Of
fced decline Of Is to 2 and the sale inconsiderable
There little OF sweet grinding barley on sbsw and
sold.
The-e were urgent sellers OF the recently arrived Baltic
weats; but have anspred and prices unccr
tain.
ton Sugars Is still good. The stock about IL 800 bhds
and 600 erce against 1000 hhd and GOO erces in the
responding week The better sorts Of Barbados
Sugars ready sale SIS Cd to Cos per for low
fine samples OF Maurns Sugars the sales this week
extensive The ock about 49, e bags against 75
bags this time last Rnm.Prces rather heavy
o per cent over proof have osen sold at Is I'd
TRADE or LEEDS July THE demand for goods at this
market Saturday rather better than for market
day. hut the Improvement slight that wns only OF Inn
oranee shswng that business was not getting worse The
failures in London, Ia connection with the American
trade WILL Is feared, have injurious effect this mar
ket for some weeks 10 come.
HavaE, June L5 y1-AsHgs-Pears have experienced
further reductions Of about 50 per 50 X from las rateA
BEEswAxA small Lot Of fine yellow New York. has been
esOl n 4 kc. M