The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-04


ter emitting stong smell of sulphur flew away IN the
direction of He'll Gate, saying an come back for
Huntington one Of these days if he does not take
care" so he will. But Huntington can give the
"old one five in the game and beat HIM.
TIE WEArHER.--The ice in the HSdson is accu-
mulatng very rapidly. II is dangerous to cross by
the ferries. AT 6 O'clock yesterday morning, the
thermometer sheltered situation, stood degrees
below zero. There is no ice in the East river.
On Saturday the inner harbor Of Boston was clo-
sed by the ice and nothing entered departed that
day.
AT Lchfeld, Conn, the temperature was at de-
grees below zero on Wednesday.
CoLp.-On the 29th ult. at Boston, the thermome-
ter stood OF two degrees above zero.
WINrEn.-The winter has already been very
we're at Baltimore. At Portland (Me.) on Tuesday
the 3lst ult the thermometer stood 10 degrees below
zero. Augusta is all in q shiver."
LATER FROM ESeLAsD.-On Monday we gave tho
leading features of the news by the George Washing
ton the 2lst Of November in anticipation of every
other daily paper. We now add the following items
as being the most interesting.
Mr. OConnell has announced his plan for q re-
form of the House Of Lords. The King shall create
large batch of peers for the purpose of carrying the
bi-an increase to 800 will be enough-hcn the peo-
pie to select $50 from this number, as the permanent
pecrago.
The Agricultural Bank of Dublin had announced
that it would resume pa yment in week, and at all
its branches as the necessary arrangements
could be made. The panic, however, was great, and
not aayed. The run for gold was prodlgious.
Frazer, of the Magazine, has brought an action
against Mr. Berkeley, for the brutal assault committed
on him by the latter and laid his damages at $50 600
Paris advices are to the 22d ofNovembcr inclusive
Tnn n
formed the leading topic OF discussion. The London
conservative papers are mourning that the conduct of
the Wing Ministers, in regard 10 Portuguese affairs
should have rendered the English name as hated in
that portion Of the Peninsula, as it once popular
The young Bonapare, since the failure of his r4ic-
uous attempt at Srasburg, has manifested deep re-
pentance and very great anxiety on account of the
rash and unfortunate men who are implicated with
him. He has written, it is said to the King, the
Queen, the Duke Of Orleans and TO several marshas
and generals, earnestly entreaing their mediation.
Young Bonapare reached L'Orent on the night of
the 18th of November, Immediately put on beard
the Andromed, and sailed the 10th for this
try.
received of the final dissolution Of Abdc Kabers little
army, and his own retreat from before Oran. val
liable commerce already sprnging up between
the ports Of the French colony of Agiers and
those of Morocco the exports from the former beng
principally French manufactures and products.
funeral service in honor OF Charles X. was per-
formed in the church of the palace at Vienna, the
Emperor, Empress and Court being present in deep
mourning Another, of a more public nature vas TO
be performed at the Cathedral The Count de Lu-
CHEESE PalIi husband of the Duchess de BerTD had
| gone to GoriiZ TO attend the funeral
The accounts from Lisbon, coming down to the
| 18th, arc somewhat alarming 10 the well wshers OF
that kingdom. The finances were in a terrible con-
| dton-rumors current Of an attempt by Don
Miguel TO repossess himself # the throne-and all
power III the hands of the National Guards,
| whom the ministers obliged TO humor in every
! thing. Don Miguel was about landing was said
on the coast of Algare, having raised 1900 troops in
the Duchy of Modena Gomez, the Spanish Carlist,
was expected TO cooperate with the Don and his par
tZans are said TO be very numerous throughout the
| kingdom except in the neghborhood of Lisbon.
The ministers had made over,ures to the ex-mins-
tiers for unen of interests but the latter Indignant at
the murder Of their colleague Frelre had rejected
ry offer, and the Duke de Pamela, well as Count
| Villa Real, had arrived in England
| King Ohio, OF Greece, arrived at Hanover on the
10th Of November, on his way TO Oldenburgh, where
cipaty. The Queen Of Greece elect is IS years old
! the King 81
A letter from Munich dated Oct 25th, affirms that
the removal of Count Armanspergtfom his important
Office under King Ohio, has been determined on by
the King of Bavaria.
The cholera was raging fiiriously at Naples on the
9Th of November. The deaths being from l40 to loo
| per day-increased by rumor TO 500 The weather
was cold and uncomfortable, and the of yesuvi-
| us covered with snow.
BANK OF ESGLt Nd. Quarterly average of the Ii
abilities and Assets OF the Bank s England from the
23d August TO the 10th of November 1896 inclusive
published pursuant 10 the Act Sd and 18th William w
cap. 80:
LIABILITIES. Ll75i3 600; Deposits
| Ll2662000. AssErs.- Securities, L2S l34 600; Bull
lion L4,339 600.
On comparing this statement with that published
IN the Gazette OF the 2lst Of October and which
brought down the account to the 18th Of October
find the following differences. The circulation is d.
minished by 1893 000 the Deposits by L642 00O the
Securities by l,000 and the Bullion by L324000
IL is scarcely necessary TO remind readers, thn
these figures give but imperfect idea Of the actual
state OF matters at the present moment
BANK or ESGLASD-The followlng WINS posted IN
at the bank on Saturday, November 10.
"The Governor and Company of the Bank of En-
gland do hereby give notice. that from and after the
2lst instant, they will bercndy torcceive applications
for loans the deposit Of Bills Of Exchange, Exche-
quer Bills, East India Bends, and other approved Sc
curtes. Such loans to be repaid or before the 10th
Of January next with interest tt the Of five pei
cent per annum, and TO be for sums not less than two
thousand pounds EACH"
| THE MoSry MARKET-We are happy to say that
the aspect of the money market much more cheer
ing than II has been for some time past The feeling
| of alarm which was spreading through Irelans has
| almost entirely subsidized. The provincial branches
Of the Agricultural Bank have been enabled TO CONT
nue. business and there IL now little doubt that the
parent establishment will, distant PERIOD resume
its operations. Its liabilities, is officially stated do
not amount TO 400 9O0i while its assets amount to