Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-31

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where the authorities in vain endeavored to restore or
der. The National Guards called out, but they
refused to march, and the troops OF the line show
| ed dslnclination fire upon their companions in
| arms. In this mergency the Ministers threw them.
selves upon the indulgence OF the Cortes who, III the
course OF few hours passed BILL giving the govern
ment extraordinary powers to suppress the rebellion
suspenaing the Habeas Cyprus act nterdctng publica
tons authorsedby the government and enabling the
Ministers raise f5000oo sterling The evening,
the steamer Tercera left Lisbon with 500 troops under
the command of the late Minister of War Sada Banded
nominated TO the Lieuenancy of the Northern Pro
vinces. Along with him went Senior Jose da Silva
Passos civil governor Of Oporto Unfortunately, the
vessel was obliged owing sudden storm, put into
Peniche for safety, that the latest adviccs from oo
take notice Of her arrival in the harbor of that city
Bulletins from Oporo state that the Military Governor
in pursuit of the rebels. No later accounts had
reached Lisbon when the Calpe sailed for England but
the impression was that the insurrecton would be ef
| fectualy crushed in few days.
By advces from Madras, we learn that the Coon
soor war was at an end without the capture giving
up OF the chief rebel, and that the force had been
brohenup, and Mr.. Russell was his way Madras.
The country, however is said to be again restored
state of comparative Tranquility and repose Several
OF The principal rebel chiefs had been taken prisoners,
aud two of them had bevn executed. The troops en-
gagged had generally kept their heaihs better than had
been anticipated.
We have late accounts from China The opium
smuggling trade had nearly been suppressed. The
price of opium within the city of Canton had risen
to $500 per chest The measures adopted 10
prevent the introduction of the drug interpreted
by some to denote an intention on the part of The
Chinese government speedily to open the trade and
legnlze the sale of opium. he pressure for money
at Canton had been unprecedented.
THE CHOLERA AT NAPLES AsD SIcILy-FaoN-
TIERS OF ITALY, July l4.-The ravages Of the choe-
ain Naples and Sicily frghlful. Trade and
merce parayzed by this disaster throughout Ita-
ly because it is still believed TO be contason. The
papal domnlons are formally barrcaded and if this
state Of things continues for any length of time the
losses which will ensue must be immense
The projected iron railroad through the territory Of
Lombardy and Venice having been approved by the
government the plan, we hope, will be speedily
RED into effect. The advantages which the whole
north of Italy will derive from this mode of cemnaun
cation are manifest especially if similar road should
unite Trieste with the Danube, for which purpose a
company has been formed at Trieste. The extensive
trade ofItay will then become very active and the
confidence which is placed in the result of the under
taking proved by the fact that offers TO pure chase
the shares when they shall be issued, already re-
ceved from all quarters German paper.
The QUEEN AID THE DUKE OF SUssEx.-We have
the satisfaction TO announce that her Majesty has
been graciously pleased 10 appoint his Royal III gh
ness the Duke of Sussex 10 be Captain General of The
Royal Artillery Company, an Office of equal rank, we
believe, to that OF Field Marshal, and which, though
accompanied by no emolument is yet of the highest
distinction, it having hitherto been held only by the
relgnlng Sovereign or the person nearest In rank 10
the throne. Thus it was held by the two last Kings
OF the Stuart family IN succession and after them by
King William Ill. Ii was bestowed by Queen Anne
on her husband George Prince of Denmark; by George
on his son. who retained 1t after he came George LII
in like manner il conferred by George ILL., on his
son the Prince of Wales who retained it George
w.; and his late Majesty William Nv. assumed the
office In his own person.
Ii is now we'll and worthy bestowed on the Duke
OF Sussex, who has been for many years the colonel
of the company, and under whose auspices trust
the corps may long prosper but we rejoice in the APP
poinlmen chiefly an indication of favour and con-
fdence from her Majesty to the most liberal and
tsc har nd
suspicious omen of the spicit which is now 10 predo
inmate IN the Court well as in the Government of
our youthful Sovereign. Morning Chronicle.
LONDON, Saturday evening, July 29-MosEr MARKET.-ln
rather the great OF unemployed capital the question
reduction in tae rate Of interest by The Bank England
the Bank OF the Netherlands ha esced the of nte
o p Sr eI h 70 per u % ~ ,nd
those Of the Baak OF The Netherlands widely dill and
Of troubles" for the most II stupid creation,
for investments in the Ununded Deb continues by private
ties and has been somewhat strengthened by The purchases
the low OF out at doors compared with that
upon Excbequer Bis ha induced much bn'osss in !hrm
they rule soady ut ~ 81 premiums India Bonds 80 TO So
The quarterly return u the liabilities and assets OF the Bank
have created considerable attention BY 4 comparison will,
the like returo made til 29h Of June &c d~ducs the
following resuisIt appears hat the circulation Of the Bank
OF Eogland has been increased in the Of $4,000 and
for by the want Of safe employment for superabunan capital
The o the securities have been decreased TO Eo0
the Of bullion in their Golfers, during the three
months previous goth of Jule, and the
previous the 25h Of july has been f4988 900, the
the comparative of bullion in stock ess by
returns being Esgss ooo total average amount
of bullion that the corporation has had to meet tn OF
their liabilities during the period, which has been
E2900 therefore, the OF the period comprised
fers has fifth portion of the OF the liabilities Of
that corporation although must be admitted that the stock OF
bullion has their showing increased during the last
few weeks The amount Of the rest - E30a0c0 being less
psrtation specie actual position OF the
Bank Of En- gand has not materially improved.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, Saturday, July 2e-The sugar
ke has been rather dull and the sales consist only OF 300 hhd
plantation, decline brown ard low midding qualities OF
10 Is Nothing has been done in foreign sugar and
the sales molasses confined GO Berbce, at 25
per
The sales Of coffee consist Of 100 casks Jamaica steady
prices 10 bags Demersra mt quotations. sod $50 bales good
Mocha, at lbs. per cwL
week. the sales only Of 100 log
wood from the III 2 6d p tons Jamaica NJ Is liza
6i 25 Cuba fusc I'll los per TAc
In hides confined 400 sailed Buenos Ayres nj 3}d
24s New York nj aid and 500 Orleans at 2ld per ID.
The sasn Tobacco poo -shesds Of which 30
hoghesd Tor expor 80 hogshead r ireland and the re-
maindsr OF the different parcels Of East
Rice Offered by auction this week, only about 500 bags OF
rd Carolina have been taken for home 3os per cwt
Querciiron Bark In fair request and fine qualities have be
scareThere has been improved dewanS for Mon
u,l Potases AMI prices have advanced Cd cwt Pearls
Seed or Flax see-Turpentne has been In better request
and barr have been o,d NJ advance Of I'd cwt
son barrels Tar have been disposed Of l3s Co. and
1904 barrels Stockholm at l5s per cwt-
The saes ia Sare do not exceed 200 bags az Us 3D. TO
There has been m re inquiry for Birthstone, but little APP