The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-21

Late from France.


Late from France.
D., The nacket ship Albany, arrived last evening, we
~. received accounts from Havre TO the 10th ult,
the principal items annexed.
The most important news, at the present crisis Is
that in relation 10 commercial affairs. We have the
intelligence of another decline, in the great staple OF
the south, cotton and the prosperity of still further
fall. The following letter is gloomy =
HAvRE, Is February, 1887.
Ccttons continue on the decline, and threatened as
we are in the course OF few weeks, with sioch oi
100000 Bales, much too large Tor the MARKET II y
hardly 10 be expected, that holders can SNOW any
firmness they seem consider sale, al almost any
price as so much saved; and purchasers, more IMAM
ever frightened at this state OF things puy as sparhSy
az possible; and only IN order To sausiy the iime'
date wants of consumers, VINO are reay ieuucee 70
very limited stocks We think It far TO notice fur
ther decline of about I'd, last advces OF the
7th, as we have doabt IN ddmg quality Cotons
might be obtained on such terms. revival, even
settled state ofthngs only be looked tor when II
is ascertaned that shipments are put stop to on
your side.
For Ashes, Rice, Whalebone, Coffee, or other ar-
cles VIC have nothing TO add to the annexed Review,
TO which refer, and remain Dear SIR,
Your very cbedient servants
BoNsAFFE BoIseERARs a. Co.
RIcE-The market is rather depressed owl ng TO
the late arrivals.
The following we CLEAN from various French Jour-
nails
1t is believed the affair of the seizure of the schooner
Vixen will be satisfactorily arranged. Lord Durham,
the English Ambassador at 81. Petersburg, has pro-
nounced decision in iavor of the act of Rus STA.
La grippe (he iniuenza) is assuming most alarm
ing appearance in France.
In four DAYS the mortality has quadruped II ge-
morally attacks those who are subject to pulmonary
ailments In all cases morbid enlargement OF the
large arteries of the throat is observable after death
No successful treatment has as yet been hit upon
most daring attempt at assassination was made,
between and o'clock in the evening, IN the Rue 81.
German, Paris on the person OF NJ. Petit merchant.
Hearing knock at the door he opened 1t, when
yeung man rushed H. threw him down. and nnlcted
several severe s,abs with knife His cnes at length
brought several persons TO his aid, who saved his
life.
The criminal is quits young man, only II years
of age, and named Diard
Marshall Clausel has been dismissed from his COM
mand at Algers Governor General Lieutenant
General Dauremon, has been nominated TO succeed
him.
Neeociat ons for peace have been opened wilh Abdel
Kader the African Cheftan but little confidence Is
placed in their result.
Russia appears TO be getting into trouble with some
of her dependencies The Tartar hordes of the Cau-
casus are in successful rebellion. Letters received
from Odessa state that although forty thousand men
had been despatched against them, little or no impress
sion had been made.
The Turkomans of the Kabasas have risen en-
masse Ten thousand of their troops have taken pos
session OF the ancient camp where the Tartars were
defeated in 1897.
The blockade announced by Russia of the mariime
coasts Of these people, begr 10 give uneasness to the
Turks who find their commerce suffers severely by
IT, Mahmoud is not a man 10 have his beard pulled
with IMMUNITY. brush with Russia would be no
bad means of testing how far his newly introduced
European discipline and tactics suitable to the
Musselman character
The French House of Peers is not expected TO as
semble until The middl. of the present month (March)
Layaux and Lacozc, arrested in consequence OF The
the confession Of Meunier, are still detained IN lson
IL is expected they will be tried as accompicts IN
Meuner's attempt to assassina,e Louis Philippe. The
common report that Meunier, with these two, drew
lots who should undertake the affair, and the 10, fell
upon Meuner.
Commercial affairs appear to be IN conplcte tor
por In the French funds there is little or no varia
ton. Spanish securities have run up a little. The
reason given for this rise is the contemplated loan from
England to Spain OF sixty-two millions of francs,
between II and Is millions of dolars) the security
10 be given being the Island ofCuba
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FLoRrpA WAN AT AN ESp.-Through the polteness
Of Col Dell of this place, we are favored says the
Georgian Courier with the following intelligence just
arrived from Black Creek.
The lgence obtained in the letter OF Mr.. b. vi.
Dell is confirmed by that brought by the steamer Free