Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-14

most urgent grounds ofeemplaint.
The Paris pspers Of Jane 3D. anno0ce the arrival
at that city Of Mr. Mulenburg, envsy extraordinary,
&c TO the Court Of Austria from the United States.
He was presented to the King Of France, with Mr..
| Cay, his secretary, on the I'd.
| The railroad committee of the Chamber Of Depu
ties had reported the bill for the Havre and Paris rail-
| road, without amendment
| The bill for the reduction Of the per cents was TO
be reported to the Chamber Of Peers on the 9Th.
| The Chamber Of Deputies was engaged upon bill
granting an extraordinary credit OF H. III 43S francs
for keeping up the French possessions in the North
| Of Africa.
The King was to review the National Guards of
Paris on Sunday, the 10Th Of june.
Toulon letter dated June I'd states that the brig
of war Dupeut Thonars was ordered TO sail immedi-
| ately a secret mission, supposed 10 Mexico.
TRe Toulon papers state that the sloop or war
Pere, the brig Voitigeur and the transport Inoehne,
had received orders sail for the coast OF MeSico
and that the brig Badine had sailed fol the same des-
| nation.
| There was rumor current in Paris that the Duke
| Of Orleans about setting out for the Northern
| frontier. Also that General Bernard was to be APP
pointed commandant general IN Africa, and DC sue
| ceeded IN tho War department by Marshal Soult.
The Journal des Debats announces the death OF
| the Duchess d'AbraAtes-wid Of junction the 7th
| of June.
| SpA1N.-Bevonne, May 90 Tits now positively
| known that Lieut.. Don Jose Urra, Of the infantry
who the author of various placards which have
been posted on the walls at Estea lately, and who
by these and other means sought 10 excite disorder
has been tried by court martial and shot. His exc
| cution took place on the 3d. in his native town.
Ciranqui. This same Urra had been already con
dcmned before in the time of Zumaacanegul; al that
period he deserted to the ChristRos and for SIX
| months adjnant to General Cordova-bul as his
character was the very type Of dscord, he for
ced TO leave the Chrisnos and return to the Carsts
where his first fault was pard0Hed.
According 10 letter from one ofDon Carlos min
listers, Don Carlos expects, the 18th OF next month
a loan Of 5 0000 900 reals de Weldon.
HOLLAND -Amsterdam, May 3l.-We have re-
ceived the following news, dated yesterday:-
France and England have declared to the great
powers at London, that on mature consideration they
have recognized the impossbllity OF now making on
ses the treaty OF the "a articles. and that the
treaty is imperative on Belgium as well as Holand."
June I've have this morning letter from the
Hague which the writer says, 1.-The statement that
the conference has unanimously decided on signing
with King William the treaty Of the "a articles as
given by our London correspondent is confirmed TO
me by good authority; yoa may depend on 1t that
everything will be shortly settled by the conference
articles, of which indeed your London corresp ndeHt
does speak, cannot take place till after the con
clusion of The treaty between Holland and Belgium"
The Hogue, May 30 BY his Majesty's resolution
of this day. the fol owing gentlemen are appointed 10
accompany the extraordinary lega'ien to London on
! the coronation Of the Queen vlz:-Baron Rengars
Van Wermenhuzsn, Baron Vincent Van Tayl, Ba
ron 'lindal, Baron w. Van des Duyn and III. G..
Clifford.
June This afternoon the Minister of Justice by
the Kings direction solemnly installed the Supreme
Tribunal, after the members had taken the oath to his
Majesty.
BELeIuM-A letter from Brussels states that the
Belgian flag, in spite of The warning gwen by the
commandment Of the fsrress of Luxembourg, has been
displayed in the VII age of Heidtrau ven, within the
military radius of the place. On this detachment of
Prus. ian soldiers marched iAto the village the
fls taken down, and officer of the customs arrest
cd The PYuss thrca.rped 10 of
the place. but the return of the burgomaser (who
was absent at the ime) released the officer and
| tired within the fortress. GaligRani.
NApLEs.-Exiract of letter from Naples of the
18th ullimo 1.-THE English feet il is said of eight
sail of the line is to leave Malta tomorrow, and will
| arrive here on the Odd or 24'h. Apartments have
been taken at the Albsrgo dele Crocelle for Admiral
Stspford and family who after a short stay in ths
Part of the fleet is TO anchorin the bay of Naples and
part in the bay of Baa. The English Minister'S grand
dinner and ball will take place Oh the 24h in honor
| Of her Brtannic Msjesty's birthday"
| HAsovKR-The Hamburger Corresposdent affirms
that the opposition in the second chamber is strong
enough TO ensure vote in faver of the constitution
| Of 1883.
Hamburgh, June 1.-The Nicholas l. steamboat,
| Captain Stah, bound from Petersburg TO Trave-
munde, with l32 passengers and o crew of 80 men,
destroyed by FIRE on the night oil the 3lst of May
| between IL and IL O'clock of Gross Klulz about s
| English miles from the road of TravemGnde The
4 laOeS ana CnildreH TetlTeu anu WSIi-
tlemen were su ~ supper cards when the alarm
OF ere was gwen. The captain, with great presence
of mind seered toward the coast and ran the vessel
aground ABOUT 100 PAGES from shore.
The confusion Of very great, bat all the
passe pgtrs and saved, except FIVE persons
VIZ: three passengers and two Of the crew, who are
missing. OF eleven carriages on board two were
thrown overheard, ard the others bnrncd and mos
of the passengers effects are lost. The mail bags
and the OF three uld not be
we'd. The only money On board barrel Of cold
which il is hoped may be recovered.
Captain SiahL employed in saving the passengers
has lost his effects and his papers Most Of the pas
sengors arrived at Travcmunde without shoes and
bnrsheeied. The vessel is burned down to the wa
ter edge Every exerionis making to save msct
as possible out Of the hull The vessel was insured
in Londen. The origin of the fire 10 nncertain.--
Some thnk II Was caused by the Goals being taker
on board wet and mixed with lcs, others that II com
menced in tho machinery -Hamburgh papers, .Ju. l
AusTRIA.-Ali Efend, second secretary OF tn,
Turkish embassy Al Vienna, drowned himself in hi
Dannbc on the 9th Of May. Cause unknown bu
supposed TO be violent attack Of homo sickness.
LONDON, Stock Erckdngs, June 8.
To-day being fixed for the closing OF the books tn
Bank both for Consos and Three and Half per Gents
sales Of the former stock has had the effect
lowering the quotation To % fer money, and e5 H.
sellers FOR the opening. Exche quer Bills are 81 to 81
pm. Bank Stock 20t liz to EOS. Money continue
scarce in the English and Foreign Markets som
nnfavorable reports relative to the financial affair
at Lisbon have caused decline in the Portuguese,
Bonds Of nearly per cent the Elves being 30 D.