Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06

4 letter freM SsntaDdsr, u the 18Th uIt. says:-
General IraSte has made the Carliots run fast
enough fer the lsss iew days. smsae the snow and
rocks and during al the dreadfai weather We can
not think how erJer of them were able to stand it,
Since they were attacked at Mayorga, the Carlists
have lost moro than 1000 men between Petes and Los
Carabcos (Rear Reincsa which place they left on the
oath, crossing the valley Of Cabuernga, the pass OF
Soto, and the hcaths of this province. Gen. lnarte
in chase of the Carhsts with battalion of grides
composed of deserters. On the 18th, he passed by
Reynosa in pursuit of Negri, who has only asoat
1900 remaining of all hisdvislon. His active pursait
OF Negri without ever losing sight OF him. does much
honor TO Iriarte."
letter from Barcelona, dated 23d ult. represents
the affair Of Monisro to have been attended with all
the usual horrors of assault and that the town has
been reduced to a most deporable condition. The
Carllsts, under the command of Trlstany, were trea
cherously admitted by an inhabitant whose nous.
had an entrance outside the walls. The cry 10 arms
was raised, but was toe late; the Carlists filled the
streets, and massacred all they met Thecomnand-
ant many officers, and some of the inhabitants were
put to the sword but the small garrison took refuge
in the church. The Carist Chief the Canon Trsta-
n.y. gave orders for setting fire to the ediice; bat the
Baron de Nicer came up in time TO save 1T the Carilss
flying at his approach
million of roubles have been sent to the Hague,
BY the Russian Government for Den Carlos; and d.
pomatic notes have been addressed TO all the absol.
fist Cabinets inviting thcm 10 redouble their efforts
in his favor.
The agent of Don Carlos at the court of Prussia
is said 10 complain bitterly that he cannot obtain
any more subsidies from the king; who is too busy
with his Catholic quarrel to attend to- him.
Great preparations are making for the coronation
of the Emperor Of Austria at Milan
HAND vER.-The king was to set out for Berlin in
few days, whence he would go to London, 1t was
said, to be present nj the coronation. 1t was sup
posed that his great object was 10 negotiate mar
rage for his SON with Queen Victoria.
Tha nn0lfln IN his man Waa
stronger being increased by the return of the de-
pates of the first chamber TO their several places
of residence The assembling Of the second cham
Der was proceeding very slowly, and it was doubt
ed whether quorum would be got together.
.Lerd William Rxssel Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenpotenary of Great Britain at the Court
Of Berlin, has arrived at Frankfort.
The Leipsic Gazette states that the Archbishop Of
Posen, influenced by the persuasions of his Vicar.
General, Brodzlszewski has revoked his recantaten,
marriages.
letter from FRANKFORT Of the 18th ult. says: "The
day before yesterday the Germanic Diet held its first
sitting after the Eastern recess, under the presdence
of the PrussiaR Ambassador, General de Schoeler.-
The petition from the town OF Osnabruck contains
los folio pages the petitioners, to obtain the inter-
vention of the Germanc Diet, notice especially the
56th article of the final act of Vienna of 18th May
1890 in terms Of which the existing constitution
not be modifes, except upon constitutional formula
letter from Stockholm of the Goth ult. says
Baron de Sterneld the Minister of State, is hourly
expected he will Immediately enter upon the duties
of his Office, and take his seat in the Council. 1t is
said that Count Gustavus de Loewenhielm will at
tend the coronation of Qneen Victoria, as Ambassa
dor Extraordinary for Sweden and Norway. He
will afterwards return to his post as Ambassador at
Pans"
1t is expected at Warsaw that, through the media
ton of the Cesarewiiz pardon will be obtained for
numocr ef Poles, exied in Siberia. Since last year.
durin< tho chr fba Ao,,
vinces, he manifested the most lively sympathy to-
wards these unfortunate men.
The Autocrat had not yet left Petersburg for Berlin,
April 2ist
As proof of the influence which Abdel Kader
possesses over the native African and Bedoun tribes
he has lately succeeded in restoring the kostbe, or
prayer for the Prince, ia favor Of the Sultan of the
West, the Emperorof Morocco, instead of the Sultan
ef CoHstaniinope, as has been observed since
the celebrated Khar Edda commonly known as Bar
barossa, did homage to Sultan Sellm l.
According to accounts from the Sandwich Islands
appears that General Frelre with others Of his par
ty, taken prisoners during their late expedition from
PERI against Chill had arrived there, having been
banished by the Gillian government Globe
LoSDoN Mercy MAREKr, May 6-The returns OF the Bank
Of England from February 9Th TO May st show the follow
isg result:
cirea..,ioo' ' Iis.s4 zoe Securities ~ I.a.7ss 900
Depositss, lI,so6 oos Bullion, ls.oo2 900
q o,soe Geo i,2,77O 600
srocK ExcHANGE, May 5-Tweve o'clock Consols are
9SA Mon and Account Excheqser Bills 20 To
done ct the higher spo,stoa Of col 70 Def 81 Pas A
to5s Portuguese s. Ia 4, Threes ~ to 4.
Two o'ciock-Consols are s5i tot
-Four o'cock-Consols for Acc cosed Al 9eA
Hall pas, four sclock-The conunsed 6r and
only arg variations have occurred prices 81 French
Funds For cash. Elves have &c; Threes have fallen
Portuguese Tnrees Romsa uDaltered For the end OF
the month"; Elves have risen l0c: Threes Neapsitan
LorDSS Markets, May 4-Rce-Carolipa for consump-
os "a 36s paid aad there buyers for shipment high
prices Tobacco-very little doiHR in Virginia. either
export home trade but late prices firmly supported and
there little probability OF material supply OF good and
fine Kentucky leaf scarcely offering and arrivals Of
expected prices therefore firm. Fine leaf
in demand at high prices Harylsnd dull but unatersd in
value Negro head ssugh, after and taken Satpe res73
bags Calcutta brought hammer Tuesdays orders being
limited the whole Withdrawn, "A to "a lbs per
rsceda do % to 236d Turpesine- have
20 OF kbe arrived lis Oh paid
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LfvERroor May 4Cotton"T The ccstn sation general
during the week. especially in the earlier
and the sales made evidesce strong feel
ngs confidence the of buyers both speculation
the trade bu the stock hand and the supply
pected rather large admit holders mseng
the enquiry literally, that not w'sandne very great daily
do not the whole raise quetaoss, since
cFc lar for though the prices bad asvan
crd Monday during the following days. they receded and
market closed, but without much animation Ausioa
be made working short rae but there
probability Of this being much resores TO- though spin
OF the umnlat0n OF theft stocks Of Yarns
The sales Of the week amoused TO 59Io bales OF which
American speculation and 25s tor export The
- $50 bales exclusive OF IS arrived but
moi re oorted American
al. mid N uf,Di