Morning herald., 1838-08-30


American firms which were compelled to suspend
payments during the late commercial crisis, have
resumed payments in the general and extensive busi
ness which the establishment carried previously
10 the event already noticed An numatien was yes
terday given, that all claimants upon the firm whe-
ther bill holders or otherwise, would be paid on ap-
plcatiou the business house of the firm.Sun, of
Saturday
The papers affirm that foreign Intervention in the
affairs of Switzerland becomes daily more probable
the immediate objects being the suppression of the
converts, and to procure the expulsion OF Louis Bo
naparte. A fatal affray had taken place in the
Schweitz district between the arlsocrats and lbe-
rails, in which the landamman and another person
were killed.
The London Sun Of the oath July says
We have received the whole ef the Paris journals of
Friday and Saturday. They contain some state
mens of considerable interest. 1t was reported and
believed in Paris that King Leopold, who was 10
leave that capital yesterday for Brussels, had been
prevailed upon to consent 10 the cession of Luxem
burg and Limburg to Holland His Majesty how
ever, positively refused TO grant any indemnity to
King William, though strongly pressed by Louis
PhlilipPe to sign the twenty-four aruces and leave
England and France to take measures for guarantee
ing the honor, independence and pecHniary interests
of Belgium.
Sir George villers, the British Ambassador at the
Court OF Madrid, arrived in Paris on Thursday eve
nlng on his way to London. On the same day the
Duke de Nemours arrived at the Chateau at Neuly.
The Royal dinner table was graced on Thursday by
the presence of every member Of the Royal Family
including those branches by affinity, the King Of the
Belgans ana the Duchess OF Orleans.
The Liberal journals complain loudly and bitterly
of the official war carried against The press.
II appears that at period since the revolution of
July was pablic opinion in France SO arbitrarily re-
strlctcd. On Thursday the police seized and scaled
up the printing presses of the "Lbcral" of Douay,
under the pretence of their being employed IN the
printing of seditious pamphlets This despotc act
was preceded by form Of trial. accxsalon, or even
inquiry.
A letter fr,m Rome intmates that Marshal Beau
mont is al the head of Mlguelis and French Leglt
imalist expedition, which is preparing to sail from
Sicily for the capture of Madeira. We cannot con-
clude the Marshal to be such madman to attempt
any thing of the Sort
The Landau mann ofthe canton Of Schweytz, and
another individual have lost their lives in an afiray
| between the two factions whose struggles have all
but kinded the flames of civil war in switzerland
We greatly fear that these disorders will furnish
pretext for the sinister interference Of the Prussian
1 and Bavaran governments.
Letters and papers from Madrid of the l4th inst.
zaba left the capital for France accompanied by N.
Heras, who goes as Ambassador 10 Brussels. One
of the journals gives the details of grand Carlst
conspiracy discovered in Madrid on the 18th, but as
the Gazette says not word about the matter, we
may safely conclude it to be very rnmpery affair
indeed. The loan contract continuedlin allegiance,
although the strength OF IT, the Bank of San Fer.
nando advanced eight millions of reals, which were
transmitted IOIlnWltn 10 uedO QUARTERS Oh
tero. Various changes n the Cabinet were talked OF,
but nothing certain was known upon the subject
The Government had received no recent accounts of
any fresh laures gathered by the army.
The following are extracts from the French jour
nails -
The "Jonrnal du Havre" Of the 10th, says-"The
Marquis d'Eyraques, Secretary of Legation 10 Mar
shall Soalt arrived here yesterday on beard the Phe-
NIX steamboat
alt is affirmed that Marshal Sout will leave Lon.
don the 18th, TO return TO Paris, and that he will
come through Havre. The Marshal is make the
voyage on board the government steamboat the Me-
teore.
cep,ion of the Marshall
We have received the Barcelona journals to the
18th. Baron de Nicer left that city the lth, with
his staff II is affirmed that he going to attack
Belga, where the Count Espagne is who lately ar
rived from France, and has taken the command Of
the Carlist troops OF the prlnclpay.
A strong convoy, accompanied by four howzers
several pieces Of heavy cannon LEFT Barcelona on
the 7th. AR attack to bring about final union seems
to be immnent. Every thing announces that it will
be this time carried on seriously.
IL we may believe the accounts which We receive
from the frontier, the Count Espsgne 10 net the per-
SON weak in body and mind that he has been repre-
sehled. He should seem 10 have acted his assumed
part with great skill. The old Captain General of
Catalonia said 10 be with all his faculties as ne
used TO be, and displaying his natural activity.
Numbers of the defenders of the cause Of the Pre-
tender continued 10 deser not only privates, bat Off
Of oil ranks 20 their homes; others pre-
mt themselves to the authorities to make their sub
MISSION. To supply the deficiency this occasloned,
the Junta Of Bcrga has ordered general levy OF all
young men and widowers, from the age Of seventeen
TO foriyfve, in the princpalty OF Catalonia. IL re-
mains TO be seen how this measure will be executed,
which is counterpart, Of the general blockade order
ed by the same junta. Baron de Nicer has answered
this order Of . blockade by q prohibition for provi
sions or goods ef any description being sent from
Barcelona or any Of the fortified places in Catalonia,
unless they are destined for place occupied by the
Quecas troops Those who transercss this order will
be punished, for the first offence, by the confscaton
OF the goods exported; and for the second by ten
years banlshment to the Philippine Islands.-Le
Commerce.
letter from Paris dated July q, states that King
pold of Bclgiup has been prevailed on by his ia
iher in law King Louis Philippe, to consent 10 evacu.
ate the provinces Of Luxemburg and Llmburg, bat
still objected to the article of the treaty relating 10
the pccunary indemnifcation awarded to Holland
kiLg Lecpsld was TO leave Paris for Brussels on Sun
day, July I'D.
fFcrern corespcsdence Of the Herss.l
Lorpop, July Is 1893.
Thave hat liule communicate you sisce
by The Great Western steam ship Therc has been bu, little
business doing Mosey Market and variation has taken
place Amer Securities notice Much sstsfsctios felt
here by the Advertisement inserted IN si daily journals by
Mes O. wdes Co.. requesting the holders Of bilson them
and ots~r elimsns apply their Office, when The
will be discharged Thi. arrangement reflects honor on their
guarantees and the decors Of The sssk OF kneians by