Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-23

the frat quarrel in the Mediterranean. a grant x
yeA million francs had been made to reinforce the
French fleet there. Matters seem tending to grand
war between England, France, and Russia.
SrAH-nadrid papers Of June 25th have arrived.
Inc capital was perfectly tranquil. Generals Aver
Dc ana Nogueras being both i'll at Saragossa the
%snd OF the army Of Arragon had devolved ON the
eldest colonel The heat of the weather had become
,nense othe asto.ishnent of every person, hos
uHties have been suddenly suspended il being the
Poney OF the Generals on both sides to spin ont the
war as long as Spain is able to support soldier
SwITzERLASD.-The Swiss journals repre- sent the
canton OF berne as in critical political condition.
ne inhabitants of the Jura districts aspire to COM
Piete independence, and those of the ODE rIand are
beginningto entertain the same sentiments. Two
commissioners have been sent into the Jura to ascer-
IAN the the public mine, but the future atti-
tude OF the Overland is expected to denend IN ths
turn Of affairs in the Valais.
VIENNA, June 2z-The camn near Roroa; 4;
Rsssa will consist Of 200, 600 men. AT the review
arms-GeTman paper.
Orders have been sent by the Austrian Government
to all the Provinces directing that the decree of the
Emperor Joseph H., enjoning religious tole Grafton
be respected, and threatening with punshmeu ut any
of the Catholic Clergy who should refuse conforming
to it.
Understanding to Calcutta gazettes received
in Paris, an extensive conspiracy against the Eng
lish had been discovered by = magistrate Of Madras.
Dost Mahomed, the Schah Of Persia, and Maun
Singh, who were at the head Of the plot had up
them to revolt. The Schah had marched against
Herat at the head Of 900 men, after detacRing
corps of 500 men to Bushire.
Rungent Singh is dead. This will change the as
pect of Indian affairs.
From the augsburg Gazette
lbrahim Pacha has issued proclamation, in which
he states that the Sultan demands OF Egypt and Syria
m exOrbit.nt tribute, and, il complied with, their
country will soon be ruined in Of which
he wages war for their preseut and future salvation
The inundation Of the Tigris has caused great
damages in Mesopotamia. Several caravans have
Pershed and part Of the Turkish magazine belong
| ing to the army has been destroyed.
We have received the Journal of Antwerp Of yes
terday's date, by which we learn by accounts from
Cobourg OF the 18th of June, that the town Of Neu-
stadt has been destroyed by fire. The Town House
than 200 other houses have been reduced to
cinders The flames spread with such rapidity that
more than 400 Of the inhabitants could nothing
but the clothes they had 1t is not vet known the
number Of victims who have persisted. The bodies
OF two women had been dug out OF the ruins
The importaticns in the port of Antwerp in 1888,
compared with that of 1882 present in cotton an aug
mentation Of H. ZAP bales; in wool dimnution Of
3,45O bales, while the imporations at Ostend of the
same article, have augmented to $500 bales.
LoNDos honEs MARKEr, July sc ontrary impress
Bank director, their weekly today concluded APP
pears not to make any Further advance for the present
Stock Market we'll i. the Money Market present no
change since yesterday and renal. much the tate
but there symptoms which do orsbed good which
Is feared will compel the Baal of adopt
still more restrictive The rates Of Exchange Instead OF i'm
lave undergone today marked depression will be seen from
the quota below and the expectation of bullion during the
past week very considerable These two points are
necessarily Of the consequence the Bark in its
sent peculiar position and reogade having
adopted by that institution
something more must seceary be done effect the object
the Bank has in view
The serious affair which took place al Birmingham be-
twses the Charts and police which length put down
by the timely arrival Of some Cavalry web the Bank D-
rector, coming yesterday to determination augment
at hal
TO the present hour, any effect the British Funds
Both the public and the spectators in he Fund. very
anxious TO ascertain the the Budget which
present time, still remain the City. Com equeny
no operations ofany importance doing in either u the
BY the Atalanta arrived suez overland dispatches have
been received from pdaf the following Nay
-, Madras. May o, and Calcutta. May
Ameetng Of the Chlisn Bondhoder eld this morning.
al which Senior Rosaes lsd plan before meeting recog-
zns that the whole Of tbs debt be fad of at extended pc
Two ocIocE. s.--con.cs wheel were in the morn,ss
co.,o s % sess o cs 70 some aorsd hs,
eheqner Bills Is "a India Bonds 30 pem Stock rather
In the Foreign Market little doing Spanish Active. Is
Portuguese rather better aat Brazilian 7s l. also better
Colombian $50 DANISH 7si Dsch Two-and-a-slf per Cent.
We glad to 6so that the Cotos Market a, L,erp.s,
continues Dropping and the extngber will be put on the
The closing quotations in the English stock Market were az
ss TO for the accounts hree Ter cents
snsed p5 70 do per cents os to $50; eschequer oils
asc to ~ pren.; and bank .,oek, 100 10 1911. -
The rates Of exchange closed annexed Paris short q
to 70 ~ do (three nsnhs) % 50 70 IS 4'4 Mar,e
mon,hs) - ST. Rotterdam ~ si Antwerp ~ 81 10 q
Hamburg 10 ioi 10 loi Frankfort Isl; Genoa IS e2 70
- 60 Vienna, 10 3t Trieste 10 t. 10 Al; Leghorn
sois 80 To- Naples 40 lohs 4ss; IA ermo ia6i to aos
Messna 1901; Madrid, s7 10 sat Csdy "a 37, Lsbon
eAi to 81 and Oporo hi TO Sal I've price Of gold standard
In bars 81 ls per aimee; silver DO b. a. per ounce, and
dollars, Is. loid, per ounce
BArx OF Quarterly return cf tie weekly labi-
ties and assets OF the Bank Of E1gssd the and o Apr
| TO the 25th OF June, 1882 both inclusive:-
| LAsfLrTrE
Circulation, flei0i 900 Securities, cl3o24O0N
DePonns I,5o9,ooo Bullion, ss44 900
| E26ees,oo0 els 27soco
This table compared with the average or tie month end
ing the ~ OF April, shows decrease In t OF 23e-
ooo decrease IN The deposits of 5Iloco' decrease in