The herald., 1837-03-11
community, New York is not yet ready 10 DC gov
erned by loxfers and c0nvcts
Five Days Later.

bringing us FIVE days later direct from France. We
do not find any news of remarkable importance.
France continues in the old way, Louis PHILIPPE
the best way he can
We have received accounts via Havre up to the
I st of February. The following are the principal
items of intelligence.
FRENCH CHAMnERs.-On the 29th day of January,
an Envoy was announced to the Chambers, bearing
message from Abdal Kader, containing the reply OF
the Emr the French protocol 1t was intended for
Marshal Causel but he being absent, it was delivered
10 the Secretary OF War, who Immediately had ms
dispatches translated.
The general opinion seems be unfavorable 10 any
further ncursions within the Algernc territory but ia
vorable to the retention of the territory already IN the
possession of the French. This opinion, notwlth-
standing what has been said respecting the warlike
propen.tes of the Duke of Orleans, seems to meet
with his full approbation.
The French stocks continue to be in very feverlsh
state Great excitement prevails in Paris on Change
1t was anticipated considerable pressure will be felt IN
the money market fore the nidde Of the last month
(February)
Ii does not appear that the critical situation OF the
English funds has as yet materially affected the
French rentes.
Baron Rothschld has had several interviews, when
do not appear to have been over satisfactory win
Mons Mole The French cabne, is expected to state
decsivcly what is intended TO be done for the foreign
legion in the service of the Queen of Spain. Baron
Rothschd has made several propositions on this sub
jet bu, Mons Mole is grippe, and not IN disposition
to trouble himself with diplomacy. The banker, IN
spite of his importantly, gained merely few testy
sentences as his answer. He is considerably cut OF
humor and has despatched courier TO Madrid and
one to Londsn, to Lord Grenvhlc.
The Envoy Of Abdel Kader was to be presented al
the Taleries to have an interview with the King.
The coronation of the Emperor of Austria as King
ofVene,ian Lombardy will take place at Milan, March
10th.
The Count Luches Palli the husband of the Duchess
de Berri has been presented the Austrian court.
bathing machine at Martinique carried away
by water spout and all the bathers some of them
persons of distinction pershed.
The Strasburgh prisoners have been acquitted
SpAIN-The provincial deputation of Navarro has
presented respectful remons,rance to the Queen
II states their willingness to afford every assistance
towards putting an end TO the war, provided the arbi
uary power now exercised by the military be hence
forth abolished.
England appears determined 10 keep possession of
ST. Sebastian, a guarantee for the payment OF the
money she has advanced TO Spain.
The Carlists have been routed before Biboa by Es-
partero Twenty six pieces of cannon, with an inn
mense quantity OF arms and ammunition, have fallen
into the hands of the victorious army.
The President of the Spanish Cortes has addressed
to Lord John Hay, enclosed in a magnificent snuff
box letter of thanks for his gallant conduct before
Blboa.
From the English journals CLEAN the following
The influenza was spreading TO an alarming extent
over the country. Fifteen persons who were at the
Peel Dinner at Glasgow have since died oft French
poper states that the Duke of Cumberland and Prince
George at Berlin were both suffering from the same
complaint, which is there called the grippe"
In Spain the civil war ragas with undated fury
Great dsunon prevail in the counses Of the
Queen. General Navaey, who beat Gomez at Es-
tamadura, has resigned his command of the army Of
the North to Colonel Zavala This is considered
serious blow 10 the Queens cause Desertors from
the French Legion at Pampcluna still continue. Be-
die. of fifty one hundred men, often headed by their
officers leave their quarters and enrol themselves in
the regiments of Don Carlos
The Lords of the Treasury have issued a circular
offering 300i each of the FIRST five English or Scotch
vessels which sail before the 5th of February carrying
extra provisions provided they make the best Of their
way across the Atlantic and reach the edge Of the ice
to the southward of 55 lat They also offer to defray
thrice the value Of provisions supplied to any of the
missing ships they propose 10 give bounty of 5OOi
to each distressed vessel the Of which is relieved
while struggling within the edge of the ice. and
sum Of l006 if the crew is relieved while fixed in the
ice.
TaE FLour RrorrRs.-The trial of the -four rioter.
is set down for Monday next This is an important
occasion, and will call upon s movements, the com
bined attention OF the whole city-the whole COM
munity.
The extraordinary series of riots and popular COM
motions, which have disgraced New York for several
years past ought now to be stopped and put an end
TO by the strong arm Of the law. Iflbery, property
and personal rights cannot be maintained, of what
use are the institutions of society," of what service th.
courts juries, and a~sl We have no doubt but that
the Cenri of Sessions, and the public prosecutor will
do their duty un1inchngly, in the approaching trial.
The rioters if found g9lty and proved guilty, ought
10 be severely punished--punished the extent Of
the law.
The greatest criminals, however will unfortunately
escape.
For many days previous 30 the -four riot, the penny
organ OF tie Hamblin gang, held up the name and
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