Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02

Anarchy and disorder reigns at Madrid. The popu-
lace are quiet and certainly had no Intentions OF Sc
dtion; but the government had declared martial law
which neither the municipality nor the National
Guard would recognise; the municipality and the
National Guard mean all the better and midalc class
of citizens-the National Guard, headed by Qnirega
and the citizens by their chief magistrate, Oiozaga
A ganst these the Cabinet had called Balboa and his
division from protecting Guadalazara against the
Carlists. 1t is to be remarked that two more really
moderate men than Qurega and Olozaga could not
be found 1t is easy 10 perceive that, II the Queen
persists in intrustng authority the most violent
and incapable ofthe Moderados, she VIII have Sc
coni edition of the La Granja affair
Africa.
ALGIERs, March lit is said that the Dake Of
Orleans, will, in the course of the present month";
take the command of the first division OF the army
about to take the field against Abd-el kader. The
number of French troops of all arms here, is stated
to be 49, $40, but renorcements are constantly arriv
ing, and will swell the amount to $1,000 men.
Turkey.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Feb. PA report has been in
circ uation here for the last day or two, and may
possibly reach you through some other channel, Of
NJ. Pontos being the eve Of breaking off his re-
atons with the Porte, the ground of some nfrac-
ton of the commercial treaty. There is truth
whatever in this story, have cations
been exchanged between the French Ambassador
and the Refs Effend on that subject. A note was,
believe by the latter last week containing
expressions of rather an angry nature, wherein he
accuses the French government of being the cause
of the delay in the arrangement of the Egyptian ques
tion by the support which it lent to Mehcmit Ali,
bat beyond this there has been nothing whatever
which could Justify the above report. On the latter
subject, however, NJ Pontois has not been the only
ambassador favored by a note, general communion
ton having been made 10 all the representatives of
the five powers wherein the Porte, impatient at the
hardness of the European cabinets in the arrange
ment of affairs, begs to know when some positive
decision may be looked for this subject Suisse
queny to this, Baron Sturmer went in person to the
Porte and had long interview with Res Pacha;
but the other amba have vet believe given
M Reds child Pa aha had notified he ri
sentatives of the great Powers, that unless they
came to a resolution respecting the STATE OF affairs,
the Porte would call for the exclusive interfer-
ence of Russia. Serious differences have arisen
between the Turkish and British Governments re-
speeding the Greek Patriarch.
STATE OF TysgEY.-The Augsburgh Gazette, in
article dated Frontiers of Turkey February H.
states that the Ottoman empire is convused in
ly every portion of it. According to this article,
the Pashaliks of Spek and Presteria, in Upper Al
bana, were in full insurrection against the Ottoman
Government. 1t was believed that this revolt was
connected with the piracy lately discovered in
Athens. On the other hand, in Bosnia and the Her
zegowina deep sensation pervaded the ancient par
tisans fthe Janssares residing there. The Haiti
Scherif had failed in most places to produce the
beneficial effects looked for from it.
Persia.
Letters received by the last messenger from Per-
sia bring news down the 18th of last month from
Tabriz: they state that the Schah has raised
siderable army and would form a camp near Tehe-
ran, where considerable reinferc had arrived.
III was tnought that ne would proceed 10 lspahan,
where's serious revolt had broken out, but twas
positively known where he was going.
Markets.
LoNpoN MONEY MARKET. March 5-Thc Consol Market
the early the day, show mns having been done
sil for This price however, not main
tanned OF sales effected by tue Bank bro
influential parties. which caused the
market and to leave of heavy 50. sellers
the account, and 80. sellers for money.
The Exchequer Bill market also heavy at decline
in prices The advertised or March bills being u.s. dis to Is
prem. and those of alenger date to To
LoSpoS MoSEy MARkET. March eth.Money in the Stock
Exchange is today and worth full five per
the market the spectators for fall who in ancps
loan usn. effort to deprcss and
cone cheaDy created stock and the
brokers, who have been for days taking amounts
out have heard Of his doing thing
to the present hour.
marked go 10 s0 for present transfer and
time Excheluer bills have been low
New Three and Halfp~r Cents worth 50 to esl and
India Stock Is steady al 24s. -
LrvERPooL CorroS MARKET, Tuesday March 3d.-We
st qnet ds without further change
prices except perhaps Egyptian which may be bought 3D.
Id. lower. American descriptions without
change perhaps the better Sorts which rather suffer
The business amounts to about 1900 bales
~ all 10 the trade.
WEDNESDAY, chsthA remarkably quiet day, the sales
than bales Prices the yesterday
March 5h-Our Cotton Market continues with
about 1000 bales having been sod the whole OF which
ken BY the trade Prices of all descriptions about the
AZ Friday.
LsSpoS CoRs ExcH,ScE, March 5.The supply Of Grain
wind from the northeast single vessel has arrived
Monday sells steadily that days and there
in the value of Oats, other
cle from the PRICES Of last market day. Annexed the
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