The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-29


price of her patronage The old continental StatSs
are, II IS believed, well enough disposed TO ackno"
ledge the claims OF the august daughter oil
V ii, and even the Spanish Constitution ana Tue
gent named by the Cortes but considerations OF
religious character, and future dynasty, appear
stand in the way of definite solution, Tor inc Con.
OF Rome plays grand part In this question, as
CARDS the determination OF the Austrian Cove n
The mode OF settling the marriage o. 'li ne ~. me-,
seems 10 be the most prominent dlihcuiy Ghr,s,;na
gotlation France desires that Queen Gnl's s,i
should be restored to the full enjoyment OF nei
As DOwager, and that polueai aili.s 49,; Tn,aa
speedily bring about peace ana the , lJ
OF all the political parties when al present uNhue
Spain The Northern Powers, always anxious
a61u nrncinIes but assembling their views, start
obiections which enable them TO gam time, and
pr,.v.ot tb. desired solution. AS to the Spanish
Cabinet, Count Amodovar the present Minister oil
Foreign Affairs, appears exceedingly concillating,
and disposed 10 agree 10 all reasonable conditions
IN order that Spain may form part OF the European
compact, and re establish friendly relations with
Rome The Regent Espar.ero appears disposed TO
listen to reason but he constantly turns deaf ear,
II Is sald 10 all suggestions about constitutional
matrimonial alliance"
Prussia.
German papers of the latest dates have reached
us Their contents afford gratifying evidence of
the wisdom OF the King of Prussia in the govern
ment OF his country. We publish the decree OF the
King directing the election OF committees OF mem
bers OF the Provincial Diets to be consulted on I'M
portaut natlonal affairs, and we see an obvious IN
entlon to carry out that decree In the order issued
Tor Their meeting on the 18th OF October, In order
that the King may take the advice of the States be-
lore coming TO any decision on the following mea-
sures;-
u. The arrangements for the dminution of tax
es, promised for the LIST OF January, 1913.
2. The establishment OF general railroad COM
muncatlon between the States at the Government
J. A Bill respecting rivsf navigation where private
rights OF property are concerned.
The East.
Our last letters from Aexsn dria come up to the
10th August, but they contain nothing OF interest.
The French squadron was off Beyrout, with the in-
tenrlon,1 is sald of enforcing ample satisfaction
Tor the recent insults offered to French officer at
Tnpoh. Syria continued in very disturbed state,
aud with very little probability OF asPeedy paclil-
cation The sale oil the new crop of cotton has
commenced, the particulars of which will be found
IN the letter which we subjoln.
Oar Constanunople correspondence is to the Nth
August Sir Suatford Canning, our ambassador,
had frequent private conferences with the Dvan, re-
latve, II supposed, to the present differences
between Turkey and Persia. The counsels offered
by England and Russia have had their then due IN
uencs, although the Turkish troops continue 10 be
pushed forward and every measure has been adopted
10 pursue the war with ylgour, and these forces
would probably be withdrawn until all the points
IN dispute were satisfactorily arranged The interest
OF Persia, i. is thought, will induce the Shah to come
10 terms, they not well prepared tor the
contest "a the Turks, Affairs in Servia are said to
be menacing, the feeling between the popular and
despotic party runs very high
MARKETS.
LoSpoS MONEY MArKEr, Sept. l0-The funds have suf
ierei actual reduction in value to-day notwithstanding
occasional heagnes has manifested itself in tho market
slight change is considered to have taken place in the
value money by the call which will shortly be made for
the higher of interest said rule in the dis
count world for the negotiation OF bills Consos for mo-
stock ai9 to 25i Exohequer bills, 3D. issue 49s to sis
pm; aud ditto 2td. issue, SIS to 53s pm.
In foreign stocks business limited without any ma
terAi change IN value Spanish Actiyes closed l6 to
e coupons; ditto New, to \; Mexican 3Sb to Ct; do
Deferred y to Il Portuguese Five per Cents IS to 5 do
IU.se per Cents 20i TO IT. Dutch Two and Halt per
Cas o! 70 j. do Five per Cents 1923 to /; Brazilian Go
tool; Belgian, ioa 1903; Danish sss SAT- and Colum
In railway shares hardly any dealings took place. and
were on the whole rather fiat Birmingham, and Derby,
II diy Eastern Counties, 81 to Edinburgh and
ditto New, 59i co. ditto fhs, u; Brighton, 80 to
Las Will to B Io ham $50 to to, Isl ditto
han, 2S Paris and Rouen l9 South Eastern Scrip 81
and fo.r al North Midland, 90
British Jrth American Jont-stock Bank shares 35t
National rovincIa OF England, 1853 and Union OF Aus
trshs, 81.
Not tn least alteration occurred in the of
change foreign places and the business transactions
was Of limited character.
The English funds have experienced a reaction of
per cent since the commencement of the week, which
attribute to the weather and continued dizziness
otrade The accounts from Leeds this morning sp AK
lingudly OF the state of raie and with great conf
dence OF an early improvement. The London money
marNet continues extremely easy. with little doing.
LoNooN Trade REPoRT, Sept IO.-Tea-The market
remains hrm, without any alteration in prices.
susar.-The sales in the raw market amounted to-day
to 900 hhds including 100 hhds Barbados at auction
which brought 62s Cd to 6ss for low to fine yellow The
total quantity sold during the week 800 hhis; 3l00
bags Maurus and $50 bags Bengal sold at public sale
6 brown iss to 5ss and Bengal white Cos Cd 7Os Cd
In foreign descriptions 200 hhds Porto Rico, and 900
chests Brazil offered but chiefly taken in at full
rates. the former at los Cd lss low and fair white
and las to lSs Tor brown and yellow.
Rlce-3200 bags Bengal at auction sold for the most
part at about previous ratessay lbs to lbs Cd for good
mid white
saltpetre-Ileo bags reracton 5, gray color sold at
30s Cd to ais.
Cochinea-l27 bags Honduras at public sale went ri
DE lower; only part of the whole quantity sold; fine bold
black fetched sd to 6s being the vaue but svers
Id per 10 lower mid to fine selling at IS cd to SIS ID
pound
LONDON Conn EXCHANGE Sept. 9.-The little English
wheat fresh since Monday sold at improved rates and
fine white Is dearer There still good demand for for
egn a, fully as high prices Spring Of all sorts
sparngy to Market and there is alteration in values
but difficult to sell old Irish oats excepting at reduc
ton.
LONDON MARKETs, Sept O. ls42.-since had the
pleasure addressing you the I'D there has been
little doing in produce The overland mail has arrived
bringing advices from Bombay OF 10Th july Calcutta sh
July, and Macao 2lth May.
Cof,on-Has become dull. and prices have given way
FUZZY per Id. with little disposition purchase the
part OF the trade, owing to the continued oppage of
ny OF the mills,
CoGee-ls steady The Company's sale at Amsterdam
Ii INST went OFT briskly the whole is casks 272 ss
bags finding buyers at the full valuation with the excep
ton of Sumar on which decline of II cents took
place Java I'd from - to s7t cents and sumara IL
TO 81 cents.
Drugs-Turkey opium has declined cd per ID
IS fine rhubarb have been sold at rs to rs Id.
F2our- Nothing whatever doing in -four.
Wheat-Last weeks average of English wheat SIS
3D. aud the duty foreign has advanced to las per Or
equiv alent to IS 81 per Dbl on -four.
IndigOSnce the receipt of the letters from Calcutta
reporting very unfavorable weather for the CROP which
varousy estimated from 90 600 to mauds the
market assumed frmer TONE and advance OF Sd
per To- has been obtained The quantity declared for the
sales to commence 18th October, about IL, 900
chests.
Sapefreabout 1900 bags Bengal saltpetre have again
been sold from 30s cd TO sis.
Ree-Bengal rice is fully Is dearer; 800 bagsar to
good white have brought lis. to las Cd.
Sggar-Without alteration.
Taiiow-Is rather frmcr.
Ta-The market 10 nrm. At public SALE of TO- 900
pack ages about 600 found buyers fully former prices
By the letters from Chi learn that FIVE six ships