Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15

IFron our Evesing Edilioa Of saturday.l
Five DAYS Later frosa France.

co.'s Premier Captain Pel which arrived in port this
morning about ten o'clock The Francois Premier sailed
Havre on the 9Th ut and brings five days later in
ieigence from France.
Owing to NAL arrangement, the cause Of which
viii endeavor to discover and remedy, we did not
receive Paris papers of the 18th u until late last
sight through the PostOfce instead Of their accom-
panying regular files by the Francois Ter. We're
sumo uanslations
On the 2nd December proposition made in the
Spanish Cortes that the elections for Madrid should be
annulled the ground of the undue influence exercised
by the ministry and new ones ordered. The PROPOSE
tion referred a comsltee.
1t is stated that the influence Of Prince Metternch the
Austrian diplomast is declining, and that he
is likely 10 be supplanted in The Emperers favor by Nj.
Clam de Martnitz, the Sovereign's aidde-camp. The
old ministerial fox is supported by the influence of the
ladies ohe and the Jesuits the latter being ndebt
ed him for the restoration fheir order in Austria.
The Diadem, French ship ofwar, has arrived at Tou.
lon, with $50 sick soldiers from Constantine Their
condition horrible and they looked more like
breathing spectres than human beings. There are up
wards ol000 Of these miserable creatures in the qaat
antine hospital Look upon this picture as con,rasted
with the pride, pomp and circumstance OF glorious
war;"
portatio into that kingdom of elastic twisted copper
wire for braces.
In consequence of the extreme heat of the autumn,
the Spanish harvests have suffered considerably and
rise in the price ogran was anticipated In the inam
mable stale Of the minds of mis- excable population
such necessity would be productive of disastrous
sequences The evil passions of men, and the contin-
gencies Of the elements alike aict the proud
Iberia"
treaty of commerce between the Sublime Porte and
Belgium has been effected by the mediation Of the
English embassy. The fact emily known to the Rus.
sian envoy after the signature of the treaty when ii
too late to prevent it.
The loaf of four pounds weight is fixed at thirteen
sous for the first fortnight Of December in Paris
Some Of the opposition journals stated that this was the
highest bread had attained since the revolution of
1880 but the mnisterialists proved that in October
1891, the four pound loaf cost II IL sous
The nomination Of Col Arthur supersede Sir Fran
els Head, in Upper Canada is very unpalaable in Eng.
land. In his last government Van Diemens Land,
Sir George very unpopular and it is thought that
the present selection is most niudicioas one in the
delicate junctare of Upper Canada affairs. This
the opinion before the ofhe rebellion had reached
London
An advance has taken place in the price of Welch iron
which is E.2.l0 per ton.
The Commerce, Paris paper under the he ad of Ore
burg in Siberia states that a caravan, composed of
twenty-five wagons left that place Oct 25th, for Sou
thern Asia taking the direction Of the fortress Of Orsk
in Bucharia. They laden with silk, cotton, and
~ooen goods Of Russian manufacture sugar, cochnea
utensils Of wood and skins making total in value Of
"a 32a roubles (e7 ,2s5fr This is the first time this
mode OF conveyance has been attempted all merehan.
die having hitherto been transported the backs Of
eamels The to be escorted by the Kirgis
Kuisaks and il expected that il this enterprise
were crowned with success the trade of Russia with
Southern Asia would be greatly increased
The duty the importation Of English coal has been
reduced at Bouogne, the great satisfaction Of tina,
English colony in France. The tonnage dues, from the
increased number Of ships employed viii make up any
loss the may sustain. The former duty was
15s per cent upon the cost.
NJ Gaudin Who has succeeded in forming rubies BY
crystaxng processes has lately presented the Acad
envy OF Sciences the Institute, crystals Of
Donate Of lime, the sides of which more than two
mimetres 0s of inch in width which he has pro.
duced by his method in less than month"; He has also
announced that he has succeeded in forming exceedingly
small plano lenses for tee scopes Of glass in
state OF fusion. specimen of such lens exhibit
ted to the Academy At late sitting having linear
nagnifying power Of about $50 times This successful
experimental hopes by combining small lenses OF n,
and crown glass formed according his method to
rive at the linear masnifying power Of 800 times
Every election result in France confirms the minis,e
rial tendency which influences the people.
NJ Victor Hugo has succeeded in his case against
ne directors Of the Theatre Francois. M. Palard de
vleneuve his advocate, and returned the fee Of
800 francs his distinguished client observing that "the
honor Of defending the interests Of literature reward
oao.gh for him, and that i, qualification him to
advocate a cause so clear and decided that Of M
Victor Hugo" Not to be eutdone in generosity, Hugo
got collection Of his entire works and ordered Rem
duel the famous binder to bind and their
terror the value Of 500 francs and them his ad
vccate with grateful autograph.
political agitation continues in Hanover. King Err
has thought it prudent make his entry into
Gottngen, the inhabitants had refused to raise u
umphal arch in his honor, and had broken the win
dows sf his partisens
The occupation Of Ancona by the troops Of France is
considered to be perpetual there is chance Of the
evacuation Of the Pspal by the Ausrians When
the latter retire from Rome, the former will give up
Ancona, and not before.
ImPoRTASr COMMERCIAL DEcIsIoS.--The Royal
Court OF Paris has decided by the 5o2d article Of the
commercial CODE that the creditors of an inselven,
should be summoned prove their debts only BY
advertisements in the journals. bat by special sotcs
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