Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-19

| MApANE LArFARGE 1t is said that % out of the
80 whs composed the Jury on the trial of Madame
LaTarse, have signed petition TO the King IN favor
| of pardon for hor
| The 4" National" newspaper was seized because
| il abused the war operations in Africa, and the
Dukes Orleans and Nemours.
The French papers filled with accounts Of de.
ploTable foundations near Lyons and Nsmes. Saone
was pouring its waters into the Rhone through the
midst of the streets Of Lyons. Towards the mouth
Of the Rhoae the river had carried away its dykes
and inundated all the country round Aries.
Ayignon was completely inundated-the water
was up to the Church OF st. Aguide. The mails
wero irst stopped at Avgnon, and then at Valence;
that of the LIST from Marseilles, has arrived, bat
1 wh vaience' I.ia' and all the towns on the
khone, are uoder water. The Saonc has risen
higher than the great foundations Of 1872 and iii
Macon is under water. Verden has met a similar
fate in the north.
The Ministry have demanded grant of 5000, 900
francs to relieve the sufferers The King and Roy.
al family have subscribed 200, 900 francs.
The impression that Syria was lost to Mehemet
Ali was general in Paris.
The Duchess d'Orleans has been delivered of
son
The ex-Queen Regent of Spain is in Paris, and at
the Palais Royal
Austria and Prus STA have delivered let ers to the
French government, complaining formally OF the
large military preparations made by + ance, and
ing their intention, if these leves continue,
to raise their establishments to a war footing To
which the French government has replied, by Civ
ing every assurance that no further increase should
be made to either the military or naval force.
Lord Pamerston bas, we understand, delivered
his ultima,um TO the new French cabinet If Mshe-
met Ali SUBMITS without further delay, he will Sc
cure Egypt hereditarily, and the Pachalic Of ST.
Jean d'Acre, with the exception OF the fortress,
which is To be restored to the Porte. The Sou and
Guizot Administration, it is expected, will accept
these terms, and recommend an Immediate submis'
sion to the Viceroy.
Espatere's troops fill the capital, and he intends
to dis solve the Cabinet
BeIgium.
The King has delivered his speech 10 the CHAM
bsrs. II is Of no imp srtance.
Germany.
Accounts from Vienna TO the 3lst Oct. state, that
since last week scarcely day passes without the ar
rival Of couriers from Berlin relative to the resolu-
tons taken to keep in check the ornaments OF the
French government.
Whilst Prussia is charged with the defence of the
frontiers of the Rhine, Austria IS to send corps OF
10 600 men TO arm the federal fOrtresses.
Bavaria and the other states of the confederation
are furnish for the object contingent of20,-
GOO nen.
The u. S ship Ohio left Smyrna for Mahon, Oct.
Nth The French fleet have left Alexandria for Sa-
lams. The Indian still comes through without any
interruption.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 2S.-Ibrahim Pasha is at Da-
ma sous; aud the whole coast Of Syria except Acre,
is in the hands Of the Allies
Sir Moses Montefore is here, endeavorisg to found
a Jewish republic.
The Allies offer to Mehemet Ali the same condi.
tons which the French government wishes him to |
accept-panely, the hered tary possession OF Egypt,
and the government Of the PAchaiic Of St. Jean d.
Acre for his life.
The blockade of Alexandra is sus pended till the |
10th of November Mehemet Ali, Gliding TO the ad-
vice OF NJ. Cochelet, has not attempted to send his
fleet to All Syria appears to have risen against
the Eyy ptians.
India and the East
The com licaed state of British affairs in this part
of the word thus ably and concisely summed up
in the London Times" Of Nsv. 18th -
The news from Calcutta and Bombay, especially |
the latter, confirms some Of the worst a'icpations
founded the intelligence received by the previous
overland mail. We are not actually at war with |
Nepaul, but the British Indian Government has |
found il necessary TO enforce the engagements exac
ted from tn: Nepauiee by forming strong army Of
observation along their frontier; in other words,
without actual war, war establishment has to he |
maintained in order To keep turbulent and hostile
Deigbor in check But it is on the northwestern !
frontier tina, the position of the Indian Government
most preczrious aad its policy most questionable
khelat, the acquisition Of which was one Of the
boaSted achievements OF the first camp the
In US has been retaken; aud in Be!ooc histsn,
the emphatic language o. writer participating IN
the scenes he describes I've have nation in aims
against US" In Csbul schsh Socjan is still main
tanned his tot eriug throne but his rival, Dost
Mahomsd Khan, 10 again ia the field, and combna-
ton is spoke OF between him. the Ameers Of seinde,
and Mao NIhai singh, the present ruler Of Pa"Jah,
mity iEsarred for the friendship Of a page ant mon
area Of our own creation. Even the ruler Of Herat,
whom rescued from the grasp of Perss, and
whose city we have been terrifying against future
assault; ha. begun q plot against Us, finding in us
master instead Of friend, and deemiEg our friend
ship destructive Of his ind pendence the enui
~ ofthe Schah. The occupation OF Herat by Bri-
tlsh force is spoken Of.
Foreign Markets
LoSD3y N1NsY MsExEr Nov. li-CfrY, IL O'CLOCK
The bosterous state weather has retarded the Con-
Mails m LEFT
gcnce whatsvcrtO day.
la the foreign Ranges yesterday there was large
Of business transacted and the ali places
showed fair improvement on those OF Tuesday last
Upon the whole they wear more favorable appearance
than have noticed throughout the year. II is pretty
evident that the balance Of commercial payments with
the continent Of Europe turned decidedly Ia favor OF
England, and therefore that the exchanges Will continue
advance TIL they reach point which will make u pro-
Gtablc to import buon unless they BE- acted upon by
large mporaton Of foreign stocks or by the negotiation
here Of loans foreign States OF this there is certainly
Danger, whilst speculation n Spanish. Portuguese
ard other worthless bonds lid causing prices TO
advance in aks beyond the level Of those at Paris
Amsterdam, FrSnEiort, Sc.
Much surprise caused this morning by the stop
psgeof the ola respectable firm Of H. and j. Johnston
Co, Of this CITY, Bankers and Merchants in the Irish
They expect to be able pay in fa asi bu
siness shortly having Suspended payment az measure
clerk he'd Committed irregularities, involving sum OF
10000 for whsh they are ahlei and that hs bal alb
investigate the real state OF their accounts This cir
cums;snce will add 70 the prevailing gloom IN the csra
mercial world.
The ,rumphan, majority q the Deputies in favor Ct
the new ministry IN FrErcc, and the continued rise q
French Rsncs. has caused farther advance acre IN al
descriptions OF public securities, both domestic and 70
r ign.
Tw, o'cLoeG-Tbe French r1sil Is arrived, bringing
the quOaon o. the Reutes Paris per cent lower; this
has caused decline Of per cent ia Consols, which
SOW only s9 Money ami Account, New 81 per Coats
sre 9s 10 and Ncheqrs Bills par 10 D premium Spa
nish Bonds steady a. % to Portuguese per Goats
ssl 20 81; Columbian 25 Mexican POI 20 80; and Dutch
q res Cents 81 20 Z Hallway shares shade lower
tsan thsv yesterday. Great Western 20 TO ~ prem;
Southampton 81 to % per share AMI Brighton ~ to l'l
discount
FogR oCLacK.--Consols So. Ditto for Account, Nov
"a sg Brazilian "a Colombian 2g Ditto s3i, % ditto
No, 20 s5f MeSics n 1881 90, Ditto Nov 30, 90; De-
ferrel 9i fer;uguese Ne. 81 - Nov 80 sss pis,o