Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-04
France.

Sweetly again
France.
PARIS, April l2.-The sugar and beet root ques-
ton continues to be the riddle of the Sphyux our
politicians.
The Duke de Broglie has presented the Report
on the Secret Service Bill to the Chamber OF Peers,
which report recommends the adoption of the law.
The dispute about the Sulphur Company, in Ma
pies, creates great sensation here. Our Ambassa
dor will act as mediator between England and the
King Of the Two Sicilies.
Railroads have received a new impulse in France.
Nj. Guizot has written to the Minister Of Public
Works that the directors of several English compa-
MES have agreed to furnish twenty five millions to-
wards a railroad between Ronen and Paris On the
other hand the house of Rothschild offers to con-
struct the road to Lille.
The Prince de Joinvills and his brother have sail.
ed for Algiers.
Prince Christopher, Of Hayti, and his family,
at Havre.
M Theirs has presented a draft Of Bill for
supplementary credit of l,sO0,OOO francs to cover
the expenses Of the blockade of Buenos Ayres. NJ.
Theirs observed that the Buenos Ayres Government
still resisted the demands of France in consequence
Of which il was become necessary to render the
blockade more vigorous and effective, in order to
bring to prompt conclusion state ofthings so dis
astrous to commerce.
Count Paul DemidoH, the celebrated Russian
Councillor Of State, died at Msyenee, April 10th.
The efforts Of the French in the Rio de la Plata
are made with as much expense as on the coast OF
Africa. NJ Theirs asked for 5000 ,0OOf, five
sixths Of which is already expended, for enabling
the Argentine republic and its general to combat
Rosas and BuenOs Ayres.
Additional reports have been received from Mar
shall Vallee, announcing advantages the Arabs.
60 Lac h.. he
prosecuted with additional vigor on the arrival Of
the Dukes Of Orleans and Aumale.
The whole interior Of this country is distracted
with riots about corn and bread
DEATH or NJ. MARTIN LarIrTr.-M. MARTA La
ftte, brother Of M. James LATTE, died Friday.
Of the great joint stock bank established by the
LIBERATED NJ Lahtte.
The marriage Of the Duke de Nemours, saws the
Courier Francois, is definitely settled to be cee-
brated at st. Cloud on the Sd inst.
WAR SrEAMERs.-Five new government steam
ers are to be launched different harbors in France
next summer The average power Of these steam
ers will be 220 horses each. France has in commits
sion already Is steam vessels OF war, the largest OF
which are Of 20 horse power, armed with six guns
each.
The capture Of Cberchell, in Africa by the French
was known in Malta before il was in Toulon, owing
to the activity Of the English packets, which
the Mediterranean hon rly.
Belgium.
BRussELs, APRIL S-The reconstructed admins
tration ~ at an end The premier M. de rheux, find
ing majority in the chamber hopeless, had resigned
in the name Of the cabinet IL 10 said that the King
will eonide the task Of forming new administration
to NJ lie Beau Belgian ambassador to the German
confederation.
Nothing has yet been decided respecting the com
position OF the new Cabinet but yesterday his Ma
lesty had an interview with W Devaux, and today
he will receive Baron dHuart, both destined 10 be-
membe re- If the new administration, which, accord
ing to all probability, will be formed as follows:
NJ. lie Bean, Foreign Affairs.
Rogier, Public Works.
Devaux, Interior.
DIIuart, Finances
Du Bus, Justice.
Gen. Prisss, War.
Holland.
The disputes between the Government and the
States General still continue. The Syndicate Abo-
tion Bill will in all probability be rejected, rs II
contains a clause by which Government attempted,
by indirect means, to get into its hands ~ millions OF
forms.
HANOVER, MApcB 3l.-The Gazette Universelle
Of Leipsic announces that the King Of Hanover has
Just recovered from a serious indisposifion. His
life was in danger for several days
swift zer1and.
Dissension is making rapid and fatal progress in
Switzerland. The Nou vellste Vaudois, Of the Sd
inst, confirms the reports previousl yreceved, that
the troops Of the Lower Valais had attacked and
beaten those of the Upper yalsis. The edsrves-
cence wac on the increase.