Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-01

stability Of the constitutional throne Of Isabella the
Second The greatest part Of The northern prov in
ces is paciied and allowed TO hope that those
of the east will not be long behind hand.
This Important result Is owing tn the wise con.
duct of the government of the Queen Regent and to
the persevsring vaor Of the Spanish army, supported
by the assistance which my government has given
them, and that Of her Britannia Majesty, by the
faithful execution of the treaties Of 1884
! "In America the MeXicun government has UTILIZED
its engagement of the treaty which have ts minated
III that republic. The blockade of the ports Of the
Argentine repablic still retains Of our squadrons.
Fresh forces have been directed to this distant point
in order to hasten the satisfaction which is due TO
"In Africa, new hostilites call Tor a de cidrd sup.
preston. Our brave soldiers and
to whom my son BY his presence had proved my
solicitnde towards them, have been treache rousiy
atack ed The progress Of our establishments in the
province OF Agers and Of Constantine has been the
cause OF this uncalled for attack; which aggression
must be resented, in order that its
be impossible, and that nothing may interrupt the
continuation of that prosperity obtained for 1t by
| France, and which the French nation will never
| surrender
g fresh supply of troops have already arrived in
Africa, ans every possible means have been employ
ed to shorten the duration Of the war, by carrying it
on 18th vigOr; that he reafter the inhabitants of AL
geria, and those tribes who shall remain faithful to
France, may every where find sure protection -
The expenses ordered for that purpose will be pla
ced before the Chambers, to be to their
troll. have The hope that their assent will be oh
tanned, which has never been refused when the H. n
o. of our arms and our permanent interests have
! been called in question.
.sThe state Of our finances allows Of such ncreas
ed expenses. The question Of the sugar trade.
which the Chambers had left undecided last scssios,
has, during their absence, been 'nomentar'ly deer
ded. project Of law will be p aced before you ON
this subject which viii have for It's object the pro-
lection of public ami private interests.
" measures for the ameoration Of the situation
al subalterns and officers will be brought before YOU
iu IN i'll be REQUIRED To the OrganlZa-
ton OF State Council, literary property. and pub
lie instruction.
"Other proposals having for their objects the ar.
rangement of system civil pensions, the eXecu-
ton of the principal railroad lines, the Increased inn
provement of naval powers, the prison discipline
and the introduction of the 2ententiary system Will
be presented TO You.
"In your different abors. your enlightened pat lot
ism viii always search out what most contribute
10 the Of public prosperity and the str myth
eDing OF Conservative incpes IN our institutions
Those principles il is my duty 70 preserve with
bo nds; the happiness OF having performed my task
will be the reward Of my sefdevotion. Ten years
have already elapsed snce the great act took place
that established me the throne, daring which time
you have surrounded me with that assistance which
again claim from you. 1t is with You and in the
midst Of you that love to facilitate France her
happS improvement in civilization ard legal liberty,
which unsuitable and turbulent spirits had endeavor
ed 10 interrupt. Thanks 10 God and 10 your loyal
assistance, their efforts have remained useless and
these last remnants OF past disorders will disappear
before public reason and the national WILL
apnim.
MADRID, Dec. 10Th he elections in Spain arc
favorable, far they known, TO the oppos tion
or Exaltados. In one OF the least democratic quar-
ters Of Madrid the ministerial candidate defeat
ed. There appeared n disposition to riot IN the
pital. Cabrera had liberated his Christine prisoners
not having food for them. Military operations are
suspended for the winter.
Aisiers.
The annexed telesraphic de5patch, published in
the MoDiieur, Of December ~, shows that the army
of ADD eli ksder had been defeated il two engage
ment. aud that the renforcements sent 10 Africa BY
the French government, were beginning TO arrive
Marshal Vsil5e to the Minister Of War.
"ToULoS, Nov. ~.
"Two engagements have taken place near hlidah
The regular infantry OF the Emir was cut to pieces
aud dispersed The enemy has not approached either
k0lfah or Sahel
THE Alger and Neptune ships of the line are in
sight and Will arrive today at Algiers
The campaign would not, il was still believed,
Commence before the month Of March
Turkey
CoNsr,NTISoPLE, Dee. lOh-Letters from Odessa
mention great naval and military preparations by
Russia. Ailthe Russian merchant ships are held in
readiness for the imperial service, and dare not
make short voyages without express permission
The British dee. is at Ourlac; and, it is said, will
not winter at Malta according to Sir X. Stopford's
expectation.
LoSpoS nosrr MspKEr, Dec. 25th.-The English stock
has ain been Without any feature whatever the slo
sing price Of Conols being N. yeserday EKeheqr
Bills. however, l. lower. The British Queen, So
much dur increased anxiety amongst those
nected with the United Tomorrow il fully expected
that OF he .g pses.t. will have srr'eo when
have any rate Of the st Instant, and not
inproostly those Of the 9TH may come to hand
Consos Tor the openms closed At tl TO ,; Three Cert
Iedue.d 9C; Three snd Half per Reduced ess to 4
Bask Stock. l57i 81. Eichequer Bhls o. to Is dis
The conncn al exchanges underwent little alteration,
PARIS being 25 90 TO CAS- Hsnourg 10 81 to 9; Amsterdam
~ 81 10 , all at monh,
he following the eia returns &C the export of the
precious metals Cor the week eudng the 18Th ustsksr
POS sOa Grenada 2tfO ounces Jamaica
ii03 ouuce the Msurtu $500. silver bars, to Calcutta
80 464 ounces:
particular, Ter Amsterdam. when aeh wanted Ms,.rs
Barring Co renewed their operations o. drawing Paris
and Hamburg the reduce rates Of 25 55 and OF u -!
respectively for three moHh u genera " under
supposed that the reduction IN ~ course Amsierd
"a months bills caused by heavy
he made Holland for account Of the U. States
Bank &C a.. proceeds Of the loan. American Stocks
Alabama, tsteriug) Louisiana ('tsri'ng SO Mexican
8 nj 40 dcetr,d) - Miehig.n. - Mississippi
stefiirgl So Nespoan, o New fork, payable 1850
IS Ohio $50 renuy l,ania, 577B ;. Carolina, e2k
The depressed and tagnan state of trade traughodt the
country now general atd seuted with sJoh serious
evils, only fNy 90 corobOate whai stated We'd
nesday-th tie arrangement oi monetary system
.nly bein. felt H. its entire vgorb sl,o to demsLd III.
attention Of The legislature and III. Cove with
the OF slsvstng, o. the list int. nee the wide spread
dres, the second, Of nvesg tng the which
hav. led country sbsundug with wealth snl eotsrprse
and IN profound peace state Of III attended with such
eporsbie eonssqu'ICes
10 Iced. and the weolsp districts failures of magnitude
taken place which be followed by urther bank
ruptee. eoIhc,uee. End n ting ttll further tie
power of the country banks 90 afford rtet
We stated a that rerod which
the Bank OF "a gars bad contracted with certain cou0try
'he itsse &C their paper had srpred asd not %
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