Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-16
MORNING HERALD.
WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST rs. 1887



evening edition. Sholly after il went TO press NC
captain of our splendid newsboat IsaSer came up
with all regular files of French papers rom rafs
to the 9th Of July, and from Havre 70 the day o. SCH
ing. We are thus enabled TO present our readers WIN
full and interesting accounts Of matters ano tnngs ~
the French capital, Spanish and Agerne affairs mo-
ney markets. &c. &c.
A telepraphc despatch from bayonne inc Dun 9uiJ'
.,o,,ass ,hat the passage of the Ebro by the Carl
lists on The 18th of Jgne, was confirmed by letters
from Saraoossa Eight battalisns of Carlsts had ar
rived at the Incaracones on the 9th June.
This news was known on change on the evening
of tho 5h July, before it was made public. The min
;s.rv IN consequence had decided against permitting
cauzel 10 90 into the service of the Queen OF Spain
Snanish funds had fallen considerably on that az
count.
In lie Spanish capital, on the 9th of june eau
Gus was held at nj. Ferrers the former president OF
the C3ries. Many of the minority were present.
II was deternsined that the minister of war should
propose levy of 10000 national guards for the oc-
cupation Of the provinces Ample power was to be
given to leaders who would put themselves at the
head of volunteer companies against the Carlists, to
press into their service all that might be wanted in
the way of supplies, &c.
No. further talk of Mcndezbel's retirement. NJ
Pizarro was expected TO go out.
There were reports IN financial circles that Eng
land had secretly offered the minister of finances 300
600 lvres if he would sign certain treaty of COM
merce. France was on the lookout
Advices from Lisbon 10 the 2Sth Of June had been
received in Paris The celebrated house OF Ficobo.
had fallen into disgrace The Queen gave the duch-
ess of Ficalbo and her daughter the countess their
dismissal the oath Of June. Intrgues against her
majesty were the couse.
The Baron de Ribrera had gone to Oporto on an
important mission.
The Coriez was discussing the passage of a law
taxing horses carriages and other objects hitherto
exempt.
They have lately formed Commercial Society at
Bordeaux, at the opening of which M Galos pronoun-
ced speech. While the loafers of Wall street are
laundering on in ignorance the merchants of France
are busy in elicting information and understanding
the interests of their country
Clauzel has been offered the dignity of Duke in the
name Of Queen Christine.
The French Gazette says that new order will be
created in England TO bear the of Vittona, in
commemoraton Of the battle of of Vittoria, over
the French IN 1918 and in honor of the Queen.
The project of transferring the remains of the Kill
led Of July the eastern cemeary, is abandoned for
the present year.
Ii took the French Is days to get over the festiv
ties of the Hotel de Vile Royal feats great draw
backs upon business.
The mountains of Ural, Altar and Nerchinski pro-
duced 1885, says the Lepsc Gazette, 7,224 marks Of
gold.
Madenoisells Mars was to play at the French
Theatre the 9Th, the character of Claire.
On the Sd Of July the steamboat Sphynx departed
from Tsulon for Alsers with 100000 francs 10 pay
the African army.
The African army is to be reinforced by 1000 caval-
ny and 1000 infantry.
PARIS EXCHANGE, July 5th.-Five per cents opened
al ITO 45, and closed at no. f. 25 Threes opened
at 70 as, and left off al 10 FIR. %. Spanish actives
finished at 23s, having fallen D. Bank stock looked
up in the course of the day.
In addition to the news by the Sheffield, published
in our yesterday afternoons edition, give the fol-
lowing items =
The taxes for the ensuing year will not be reduced
Why? Mr.. Spring Rice has only 3S4673. to boast
of after paying all expenses.
In the debate upon the Budget, June 80, a great
many good things as we'll as great many silly
things were said.
Mr.. Hume the everlasting Hume, thought the mo-
notary crisis was occasoned both by the Yves, India
t25 0O6,0U0 loan, and the conduct of the Bank Of
England after that loan was effected.
Mr.. Wallace ascrbed all the mischief to the wicked
conduct Of the Court of Directors, of the Mammoth
Bank who he said had traded and specuated all the
specie the country and were unwilling to be SUBJ
ject Investigation He put the ruin of this country
upon the backs Of the court of directors. Are they
broad enough to bear il?
Mr.. Clay of opinion that all the difficulties were
now ever. Wise man!
The net produce Of the revenue for the two last
years. is as follows:-
For the year ending 9Th July, 1887, f44,075, 400
do. do. 9Th July, 1886, 4395S, 4S4
Net increase, 1896
The decrease, the quarter ending 9Th July, 1887,
compared with the same time last year, is f665, 355.
A great decrease has taken place on customs, sx-
else, stamps and post Office. In the taxes there was
gain of f39,259.
The amonnt Of Exchequer bills required for the
service Of the last quarter is over f4,s00,000.
The Funds were going up. Three per cents got as
high as % 38 on the Eth utmo.
Some doubts are expressed in the London Prints
whether the f400 600 in bullion brought from Russia
were destined for the vaults of England
The state of the foreign exchanges are highly favo-
rable TO the importation Of bullion into England