Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-19

From Valencia the accounts received were Of nearly
40 threatening character. The troops are kept in
10 had seems, been entered by the Carsls before
the arrival of Oraa to its relief
The incidental taken in conjunction withthe dscon-
tent that regned in Madrid on the 18th inst 1.-THE date
of the latest accounts from hence) the rumored re-
Welt of Carthagena, the probable adhesion OF Malaga
to the insurreclion and the passage of the Arga by
Don Sebastian, produced considerable uneaseness in
Paris on Sunday last. The real object of Don Sabas
The general belief remained however, that it was in
order to form junction with Cabrera, with ultimate
views over which the state of affairs in Catalonia Va
enca and in the capital would 1t was supposed, ex-
There was no news of importance from Spain stir
ring in Paris on Sunday. The Government courier
who ought to have reached on Saturday from Madrid
had not arrived up to the hour of post on sunday
The French threeper cents WERE at halfpast o'clock
that day, done at 70 l7a (buyers -London Tunes,
May23
SPANISH INrELLIGENcE.-Interestin intelligence
has been received from Spain during the week. II
will be seen that the different fortresses of Hermann,
Irun and Fonarabia, have fallen into the hands OF
the Queens troops.-From various quarters of that
distracted country the intelligence received 10 far from
be understood, however, that the insurrecticnary
movements they detail betray any favorable feeling
towards Don Carlos on the contrary, they are pro-
duced by the republican spirit which has been imbbed
in Catalonia The following extracts from letters will
show the position Of affairs in that province
"BARcELoNA, May live are living in the utmost
anxiety The Place dArmes, the Alarasanas, the
Citadel, the Montgeny the Ramba-all are threat
ened with artillery. At the corner of each street
cannon is placed-Ye sterday Aandero was executed
To sacrifice one single display Of IA 0OO bayo-
nets was necessary, and yet it was feared that the
victim would be rescued. Parreno, in fact, has his
alarms he knows that the people OF Barcelona VIII
not allow the slaughter of upwards OF 800 citizens
without vengeance; either the city will remain encam
bered with cannon, or the least change will pro-
duce terrible result. In the meantime the town IS
deserted nearly 10000 persons have Quilted It, and
all the shops and manufactures are shut
Letters from Perpgnan ofthe l4th current state that
the Republics of Reuss, Tarragona, and other cities,
still hold firm. On the 9th they displayed consider
able activity and sent force of 800 men to Mont
blanc to watch the movements of Baron de Nicer.
THE TEA TRADE, Monday.-The clearances last
week amounted to 396670 ID. The trade is pretty
steady at present. Glasgow Chronicle.
SrArN-Bayonne, May l7-Yssterday, between
IL and IL, the Christine troops 5000 IN number ap.
pea ed before Irun The division of General Jauregui
arrived by the road OF the mountains of AIamira and
General Evans, with the British Legion, debouched by
the high road
crowned all the neighbonng heights. The artillery,
which lately crossed the French territory from SOcoa
to Behoba, was planted at Ascain.
The firing commenced about 2 and was well kept
up until g. when portion Of the British Legion pos
sessed itself of several houses and of the church OF
Irun.
The Carlist garrison consisting of 400 OF 500 men,
with 300 armed peasants, are defending themselves
with much bravery, and MAINTAIN terrible nre from
the house of Olazabal
The civil authorities of Irun who had retired within
the fort having hoisted white flag at half past 8, and
demanded to capitulae condition of being allowed
to proceed to France the Carst commander, Soros,
on being apprsed of their intensn put an end to the
negotiation by recommending the fire with redoubled
vlg0r
but was to begin again early this morning. Steam
expected at clock in the Bldassoa to attack
FuentarabIa.
Twenty wounded English were received yesterday
at Behoba. British officer was killed while stand
ing near General Evans by cannon ball OF "a pounds
The Christina commissioners came yesterday 70 BE-
hoba and ordered $4,000 rations.
letter from Cadlz dated the 9Th inst confirms the
information that Don Miguel had'not been arrested IN
that city, as had been reported. Theperson supposed
to be that PIince was an Italian named Vannb who
with a man who accompanied him was yet In PRISON,
and about being brought to trial.
RussrA.-LuBEo May 9.-Letters fiom st. Peters
burg say that Lord Durham has made eommunica-
tons to the Russian government respecting the vixen
which received by very amica6iy, and the re,
ply 10 which said TO have been equally well received
by LORD durham. IcHCt IL 10 iHlcilCu t'"' .i's
affair of the Vixen is good as settled to the satis
faction of the two governments concerned. The Em
peror Nicholas will shortly set out on his tour to the
interior Of Russia.
GERMaSy-M. Won Kossuth, the editor OF the
Hungarian Manuscript Gazette, has beck arrested
and conveyed TO a prison at Ofen. The publication
of any newspaper was of itself sufficient crime to
warrant this Imprisonment but M. Won Kossuth had
been guilty. of the additional offence of reporting faith
fully the speeches of the opposition members at the
Diet Considerable excitement had been produced
by the occurrence and measures were beng taken e
protest against it. A secretary of NJ. Won kossnth
who was on his way TO Transylvania, having Il II
contemplation to commit similar offence there has
also been arrested and is supposed that other per
sons Will be included in a similar fate.
IoSDos Coax EXCHANGE, Monday, May 22-The pas
weeks arrivals o English Grain small OF Flour good
and OF Irish Oats considerable The trade improved on FRIDAY
article, the weather had again become cold Thu
morning supplies Of every article inconsderae
weather confirming unavoabe 10 vegetation the fac
demanded much higher prices Tor all sorts of corn Ih
best parcels Wheat sold readily y s. per qaartcr ad
the proportion; Barley is full l. quarter hghe
this day sengb Beans and Peas scarce and each
these articles Is per quarter deare The quality OF Oat
chiefly inferior and the trade for good parcels la
been brisk further advance OF L. pcrquarte which the,
were nearly all soi nierr parcels also parakc Of this i'm
There fair demand for Flour last week.
The mles disposed 70 adhere To 52 as the nominal to
price. skip parcels rather higher than OF late.
LrvERpcoL Corros MARKrT, Saturday May 2o.--Throug
this week the prices o American Cotton have been YER
irregular, being instances entirely regulated by TN
necessities of the sellers We reduce quotations generally
a. Id per h but good fair quality and upwards the DO
cline barely much these the market closed viii
continued gloomy appearance. Egyptian continues IN b
neglected, and prices nearly nominal II Brazil decline