The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18
THE HERALD.



blythe way Of Philadelphia, "a days later from En-
gland The coast is now covered with vessels rom
Europe The following are the principal items
dsgracefu trick on the London Fire establish
ment was played off on Thursday afternoon. hre
reported by three different persons to have Durs'
out close by the ur-mile stone on the Lea Dndge
road. Two large engines, with extra horses put OH
and l3 men, were Instantly despatched but II 'urheu
out 10 be hoax. t.
Some changes are anticipated in the Belgian INNS
try Grit preparations for celebrating inc Dil.n guy
of King Leopold, on the 10th inst, were Inaklhs =.
Brussels The Duke of Orleans had afrl'eu ~ '""'
city. a.,
LLvEnrooL, Dec 3, l635.-Or last CIRCULAR Zoth
ult, advised of some improvement IN me demand LOT
Cotton and for some days subsequently iar eAei,'
of business was done, and mostly at an au' ahceoi
per h. for all descriptions, but IN the iasttwo Gays
the demand has again become langud, and the I'M
provement in the lower qualities is lost or nearly So
The middIing and COED qualities, from their great
scarcity, are firm al relatively high rates-say all OF
the vaae OF 81 and upwards, particularly II tree iroa
recness.
Dec l7th.-The Packets being still detained, we
have 10 advise more general demand for cotton
since the above and the sales for the week ended las
evening, amounted TO z6,390 bales, OF when 9suo
were Upland, at Z a Id. SLIGO Orleans, alto Il,
and l460 Alabama and Mobile al Of lli. ihe or
binary and mddllng qualities have been much more
saleable last weeks rates and IN some Instances
have brought a slight advance; new Upland OF ms
the Preston splnners continues but the demand Tor
goods al Manchester has improved this week The
stock o. cotton IN port now estimated al ZSuoOu
bales against 10000 al the same period last year
the stock of American : about lU1UOu, beng de-
crease OF about 5000 bales
The Cora markets pretty steady. Foreign
wheat 6s. Is. Sd. per 20 los The last sales OF ur-
psnnns al lis. Sd. per cw, BUTTS now rather
dull ut lTs.-no chance IN the tobacco market
II seems that the French expedition against Con-
stan;ine mas failed. The Times of December 10th,
SAYS:
The Pans papers of Wednesday are exclusively ia
ken up with the Geographic intelligence from Africa
and Spain, which we were by an ext aordinary ex-
press, enab TO lay before our readers yesterday,
but they contain no new facts bearing upon either
subject
Ii is almost unnecessary TO state, that the failure
and discontinue of the expedition against ConsiaIl-
tine occupied the first place In pubic attention IN
Paris, on Wednesday.
We forbear to notice the reports which were spread
throughout Paris of incidents OF the expedition, tsuch
as the loss Of the entire of the artillery OF the army on
its retreat from Constantine TO Bona, &c) because
we are assured that no private accounts OF the aar
had reached the French capital. Inc non oehs, a
former supporter of Marshal Clausel, blanes hum Tor
a fault similar to that Of Napoleon at St Jean Acre
namely, his having proceeded to the attack of a
strong town without siege artillery. UP TO the close
of our correspondents despatch on "Wednesday even
ing no further communication nom Inc Government
on this painful kject had been publIshed.
plee the teegraphic despatch respecting the calani-
ious affair of Constantine The National alone ven
lures to add something to the oficia news nus
evening" Git says) deporable accounts were spread OF
the result OF the expedition 10 Cohsahuae .nes ss
accounts arc correct only some weak remnants OF
the army had returned to Bona. The government mas
received complete report of this disaster and 10 al
lay the alarms of seven thousand famles IL contents
itself with telling that the expedition mas NOT mad
all the success that expected from ~ ana that
the Duke of Nemours is in good health. II the minis
try of the 9th September exists tomorrow II u dares
10 present itself TO the Chamber and the first voice
that shall be heard from the Tribune does not call io
the impeachment Of the whole ministry, France VIII
az length understand the value Of the vain guarantees
of responsibility with which II Is amused.
General Cass the new Minister oil the United
States, has, II is said, announced al opionauc
source that the commercial relations winch nae peeii
momentarly interrupted between Lyons ana North
America BY the late financial crisis arc about 10 De
renewed with redoubled ACTIVITY. Extensive orders
for silks and other articles of luxury, are on the point
of being forwarded from the principal towns 81 Inc
United States.
Baltimoreis. it is now said the destination Of Louis
Bonaparte The French officers implicated IN the
silly affair of Louis Bonaparte, had not been Chained
by the French Government, and were consequently
al large. The National mentions the arresto ioui
foreign workmcn AT Mhausen.
Marshal Clause has suffered geat losses among
the French army under ms command IN the Aige-
rne expedition. Unless speedily reinforced, u was
expectpd that he would nnu II uliHCui' W pca' w
against the Arabs. This state OF affairs seemed 10
have put an end all priects of Intervention IN tho
affairs Of SPAIN
SpAIx-Comez ut the latest dates, was at Arm
iuez nenacng Madrid The Cortez, on the 7lh De-
cember were discussing the proposition OF the govern
ment for extraordinary powers.
Dox MreuEL-Don Miguel, weared of his long
inacon in Italy, has signhcd 10 the Portuguese ma
ton that be is about 10 resume the work OF rebellion,
in concert with his worthy colleague and cousin, Don
Carlos This is not exactly stated, but II IS implied
in the proclamation which this dastardly usurper has
addressed from the palace, Villa Strazzs IN Rome, TO
the inhabitants Of PORTUGAL.
TIE GREAT CArsE.-The political revolution we
have started must 90 on. We hear on every hand
that il is cheered on by every Independent spirit
every independent heart. We never yet tried any
thing that we did net succeed in. Why7 Because
we always take care that the project be good-and for
the public benefit.
IL is time TO have thorough revolution-Porfect
liberty in public affairs. This city and country -
daily sinking into the arms OF odous OIL
GARCHY Of banks, spectators, usurers and sha-
vers. We ,nas' have a complete change. Even the
fair-the sweet, blooming fair-yea even lovely No-
man. must be called upon 10 aid this cause Society
is rapidly sinking into decrepuo' under the iron sway
of political charlatans Of all class~s Let us have
reform at once.
ALL IN THE wseSc.-Dnneiord our faor,s Mana
cer has rot up pece-representing the "b,rn;nc ~