Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-02
SIN Later from Europe.

sailing ship Scotland Capt. Robinson from Liver
pool, As miles outside of Sandy Hsok late yesterday
afternoon and brought Us papers containing two days
later news. from which CLEAN the following items
MARRIAGE or DoN Cause.-The France anaoun-
ces IA positive terms approaching marriage between
non Carlos and the Princess de Belra, sister TO Don
Miguel and also to Don Carlos's late consort. The
legitimist journal adds that the Pope has already
granted dlspensation, authonslng the union wEich
10 To take place almost Immediately and in the hrst
instance by proxy. This would prove, RI correct,
that certain intercepted letters, which said to have
past between Don Carlos and the Princess, and IN
which they the terms OF husband and wife, are
spurlous)
show that the Princes parsans far from consld
ering his state of health TO be in dangerous pre-
dicament as several OF the liberal journals would have
it believed. For our part, we ascnbe the reports 70
pure invention.
The marriage of the Princess Marie with the Prince
Alexander OF Wirtemberg, took place at Tnanen, on
Tuesday evening al nine O clock the ceremony was
performed in private the royal family and the state
witnesses alone being present. The ceremonies were
performed by the Bishop of Versailles and the Pro-
iestan Pastor Cuvier the parties having been prevl
ousiy allied in the civil bonds of matrinony.
THE DISPUTE WITH BELGIUM-The following ac-
cunt comes from Frankfort -
" / hear from good authority that nothing can be
done by the German diet at present. with respect 70
the Luxembmg question. The diet cannot devlatc
from the resolution II has adopted with regard 10 nS
question-namely, not TO cede part ofLuxemburg 70
Belgium, except for an equivalent in territory II the
Dutch government would agree TO give up the Dutch
portion Of Limburg as an indemnity for Luxembourg,
the affair woul / be easily settled. We do not clearly
understand here how Holland can have any interest
in refusing this wish Of the diet for frst-durng
the present status Guo that part is absolutely separa-
ted from Holland and second-lf that poruoh Oh
Limburg united with the German part OF Luxemhurg,
were ceded to the diet, all the advantages OF Lmburg
would remain in Holland, SINCE Notwithstanding It's
incorporation with the confederation, the King OF ol-
land woad still govern II as grand duke-Edndets-
tlad.
GREEcE-The Swabian Mercury contains also Ike
following letter from Athens, of the 18th September
sit does not appear probable that NJ de Rudhard
will remain long at the head Of affairs. 1t appears
that the French and English and now even the Rus
sian amba ssadors have declared against him. No
one accuses the conduct OF that minister IN the
Usigo affair; but his rudeness of manner towards
the English minister is generally blamed, especially
when il is considered how much Greece owed liz
emancipation to England. The Greeks, however, if
they deprived of the services Of this gentleman,
will feel their loss; for every will afterwards do
Justice to his straight forward conduct and justice.
The opposition against him is most formidable
"TovLos Oct l5 IL o cock-The Prince de Join
vile, who arrived the 4th, landed on the 9th at
Bona and set out on the 9th for the camp The ex-
preliminary corps was entirely assembled the 9th,
at a distance of three leagues from Constantine
The enemy did not appear. nuRbero OF tribes had
abandoned Achmet Bay, and their chiefs had made
their submission 10 the governor general. The Duke
de Nemours, at the head Of the Let brigade and fol-
lowed by the rest of the army, the 9th 10
cupy the positions in front Of Constantine. Up to the
present period, the health OF the army has been
cellent.
The Constitutional gives the following from its
correspondent at Touon, 18th INST
"The steamer Crocodile, wnich left Bona on the
llth has lust anchored in the roads IL brings intel
lgence that the expedltionary army arrived in good
condition before Constantine on the 9th. The siege
began the same day numerous combats took place
round the town, which resisted for three days against
N. IL I'm fha fhn rpru
took possession of Constantine. The Bey, Achmet,
who had escaped from II into the country, set ire TO
four parts of the town, and II was IN state of rum
and confusion at the time OF our troops entering The
a7th regiment OF the line has besn very roughly han
died The Prince de Jonvllle had arrived at Con-
stantine, escorted by the 6lst regiment The Phare
steamer is waiting off Bona for the two Princes,
whom it will afterwards carry to Algers The Sphinx
had not arrived at Toulon.
The affairs of Hanover do not bid fair 10 be ar
ranged amcaby. The Augsburg Garettc regards
it uadcr an equally gloomy aspect King Ernest will
experience great obstacles in getting out OF the diff.
culles into which he has thrust himself
LoSpos-City-Thur Evening, Oct. l9.-It
has been stated amongst some Of the leading none.
tary circles that the Joint stock banking establish.
ment 10 which referred as being in projection on
the 10Th ut is making steady progress towards its
formation Should those who 10 have the man
agement of this intended institution, act strictly TO
the letter Of their prospectus, and conhne It's trans
acuons commercial purposes only there Is GER
tainly wide field for useful and legitimate action
without affecting any other interests. We have fro
quently been charged with commenting too severely
upon the numerous bauble connections that have so
often been started during the late maddenlng Of
speculation; but however harsh the cold and cacua-
ting concoctors Of these merericious schemes may
have considered US for spelling Their game, Il was
but duty on our part L. warn the unwary of the
danger Of enterng into all mooashne specuauons.
Az the same time IL fairly within province
TO point cut the advantages or even TO express our
appreciation of any solid undertaking at all likely to
onfar benefit upon a great and increasing CONNER
cial community like this. Respecting however, this
projected ieiatstock bank, which IS again going the
round Of advertising, and IS also creating good deal
Of conversation here, amongst our mercantile inter-
ess we shall certainly watch its proceedings and If
ii attempts TO allure the public by Offering 10 pay in
terest upon depeses and other exravagancles after
the meretrcious manner e the gin palaces rather
than exercising due economy, we shall point ost the
fallacy of such proceedings, without fear Of any
threat or menace.
There has been M change whatever in the features
of the money market today. The British funds have
not improved neither has there been any disposition
for speculation manifested today. Consols have clos
ed at 92i to for money and 92s to for account
The Three and a Half per cent Rrt!uced Annutes
99i and the New Three and "A Half per cents
1903 D. Bank Stock has been quoted AT 209i 200;
and India Stock 262 nsney. The premium upon
ExcAcquer Bills rules at 40 so; on smaller at 40