The herald., 1837-04-10

received numerous files of French papers down to
the 10th ult. from Paris and llth from Hayre
This news we received at sun down, on Saturday
nearly ttcenty hours in adcaac of every other paper
in the city. Our news collectors boarded the vessel
many miles out at Indeed on almost every oc-
casion, we now beat the lazy, indoent, corrupt Wall
street prints. We have engaged what we may call a
: neet OF news schooners, and by ingenious plan,
originating with themselves, they form Express
line Of news schoeners, reaching hundred TO one
hundred and fifty miles, from Sandy Hook out upon
The Atlantic This relay Of fast sailing craft
unique in the history OF New York news collecting,
and shooting beyond the reach Of all the Wall street
news boats, may be of great service TO the CONNER
clal community, during the present revulson here
aad in Europe.
The news by this arrival is interesting. The money
market IN Paris is agated and falling simply, how
ever from local causes. The political and social news
indicates the state of the public mind the continent
Regal assassins are sprlngng up in every part of
France When the frank and chiyalrous Frenchman
becsmes secret murderer the of society is bad
The throne of Louis Philippe is not secure. In every
part of France there ideas and passions at
work. that will burst forth into revolution and blood
shed one of these days. The old Roman taste of
assassinatng kings and emperors appears to be de-
n. ng itself in France. In the midst of this sin
,,.r.,h, cal feeling we see the Sunday devoted to
lectures on the religious mysteries of Egypt, to the
aar. = ,bo leot;ma,. drama, and to all matters con-
n.c,od with science and art The French papers are
also full of political dispositions, out they are exceed
ingly unnteresting-beng merely personal, local. ana
referring 10 cliques Of politicians not TO broad views
or general principles
TIE price of cotton has again declined IN haVrs-
not much but slightly. Spececontnues 10 oeorough'
by our government TO this country. The Suily has
on board COS 900 francs, part of the Indemnity mo-
spey. This operation will add further fluctuations to
the exchanges.
PANS. March g. I937.-SrocK ExcHANGE.-The
market has been very heavy, and sales TO console
rabe amount have had the effect OF occaslonng fall
IN prices For cash, Ewes have declined jOc. rours
l0c; Threes 30c.; Neapolitan l0c. Spanish and
Portuguese J. For the end of the month, Fives have
fallen 3Oc Threes 30 Neapol,an l5c:;
Marseilles Journal announces that Pagannl mas
inst left that city, and intends 10 proceed 70 America
by way OF Havre. -
The reports of dissolution of the Chamber had
died away, but were revived yesterday by certain
ministeriaists. This new act OF intnldanon now
ever produced but little effect in the Chamber and the
slight share Of alarm excited by it was confined TO the
deputies who voted against the measure
The Temps says<-"We believe that the Gazette
de France was mistaken IN announcing iast high'
Count Simeon the reporter IS nearly recovered, and
will hasten his report The bill IS completely chang
ed. and much ssftened down. Peer has been
heard say that il is now passaole OF al least pre-
sentable." ,
The Constitutional ssys :-"On Tuesday, after the
rejection of the Disuncon Bill, the President OF the
Chamber, and the Ex-Governor OF Africa exchanged
the most cordial and aiectonate demonstrations O
esteem. aAt the Chamber, as before the enemy
said NJ Dnpin" victory ought not be saddened by any
bitter recollectlons, am yours harshai TN
President extended his hand. This noble acton wa:
appreciated the Marshal cordially shook the hanc
prpfered 10 him.
The Journal dc Paris attributes TO the discovery
Of another Internal machine and plot against the life
Of the King the step lately taken by The mayor o.
Vanyres who IL will be recollected, day or TWO since
proceeded in great haste the Chamber fDeputles
and demanded an immediate audience of 81. Casparin
the Minister of the Interior.
"The police" says the Eurspc "has received IN
formation that two men left Nantes for Paris few
days aqo with the ayowed intention OF attempting e
kill the king but their names and the descriptions Q
their persons are vague, that, Notwithstanding IN
most active exerons, no traces oi 'heh ha's as ye
been discovered"
The Chamber of Deputies was more numerousll
attended on Tuesday when the division on the DIS
junctive Bill took place, than on any other occasion
since the vote on the question oil an heieoiary peer
age On that question, All deputies took part IN the
ballot; the number present on Tuesday amounted e
400 Several opposition members travelled consId
cradle distance IN order to attend 'he ueoa'e M
Teyssere deputy Tor tarcnssonic, peiioiiheo, ~
said Journey Of 200 leagues post for that purpose
and NJ Petou came up from Nantes, expressly 10 give
his vote. NJ. Pages, deputy for the Arrsge IN spt'
of serious indisposition, made his appearance
amongst his colleagues, for the first time during IN
past month; and Col. Brcqueylle who has tor some
time been too unwell to quit his bed, would have ab
soutey insisted on being carried TO tha Chamber bu
for the pressing and udIclous interference Oh some
his friends. :, -.
IN. Garnier-Pages," says the Messsger, has lait
upon the table of the Chamber petition, signed bl
the members of the Polish committee assembled u
London, praying for the repeal of the law OF the 2ls
of April 1892, which prevents their ceuntrymen II
France from choosing their place Of residence.
The National says-"A petition, 10 which 2OOt
signatures have been affixed, has ust been presented
TO the Chamber of Deputies, praying that branch o
the Legislature 10 declare by vote that Algeria i
an integral and indvisible part of the French tern
torv. On the realization OF this wish depends thu
prosperity sf that colsny the exPediency OF retaining
which, although proclaimed on every occasion by tn
Ministers, appears, nevertheless, to De a matter o
question amongst them. - :,
The 1foniteur states that the grant made oy IN
Governor Of Cuba of the fnculty OF deposiune WINE
oil and other liquors in bond at the Havana no
having been extended TO Saint Jago, the merchant
of France had not been able TO derive all the advan
ages from the measure intended to be afforded 70 tneI
but that the French Consul at the Havana ma
by his influence with the local authorities, succeede
in obtaining its extension to the port OF SAINT Jag,