The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-18

besides the IS. and that the system of specific
duties should be abandoned by Portugal, and one OF
al valorem duties substituted, with regard TO our
manufactured produce.
( For reduction OF 45 5-ll per cent on the import
duty on her wines, the staple of Portugal, England
obtains In return a reduction OF 20 per cent upon
one class and 40 per cent upon another class OF her
manufactured goods, there being several articles
which no reduction is admitted. But unequal as
| the proposed reduction was, the commercial treaty
being signed, II would be impohtic to reject IT,
| The Prince de Jonvllle and the Duke d'Aumale
had reached Lisbon with a squadron of three YES
| sells. The former was proceeding TO Brazil, the
latter TO Aglers. Sir Charles Napier also al
Lisbon, and there were hospltable dongs at the
! The Finance Minister making very satisfac-
tory progress In his measure of issuing treasury
| bills on the decima.
Latest accounts from Algiers represent the French
as more successful In their attempts TO occupy the
interior portions of the country. General Bugeaud
was quietly advancing, and had DESTROYED on his
way, a tort belonging TO the Ex-Kalitat Ben Salem,
and discovered near village number of silos full
OF wheat, barley, and salt Several tribes had made
their submission TO the Governor General, who
reached on the 9th inst the Oued Soufflah, near
Bouj el.Garroubi: On the 9th the rear-guard OF the
expedition was harassed by some horsemen and
Kabyles, under the orders of Ben Salem but charge
soon routed them.
In this affair the French had one soldier killed and
ii wounded. Col. Leblend; of the 18th Regiment,
was shot dead from behind bush by Kabye
whilst recommending the ground in advance of mis-
regiment.
A letter from Stockholm, Oct. IL, in the Augs-
burg Gazette,' states that the Russian government
has notified to the Swedish cabinet, by the medium
OF its ambassador that for the future Swedish and
Norwegian vessels are to enjoy in Russian ports the
same privileges as Russian vessels, and are TO be
subjected to no higher duties. The latter adds that
new commercial town is being founded in the
! north of Angermanland, which is to bear the name
OF Oernsk oeldOvik. All persons are TO be allowed
to trade there without being obliged to submit TO
the regulations in force in other towns.
In letter from ST. Petersburg, Il Is said important
changes are about to be made in the different minis
Tries An embassy is talked OF for Prince Tcherni-
chef the minister OF war, who is 10 be replaced by
Prince Mentchikof, and the charge OF the marine
TO pass INTO the hands Of General Petrowsky. Count
Kelnmlkel Is advancing with rapid stri les to the
height OF power-he has taken the seat Of Count
Toll at the board of works.
Syria.
Sill another collision had taken place between
the Msronites and the Druses, and the Pasna had
been obliged to interfere The affairs of Syria APP
pear to be as far from adjustment ever. Accor-
ding to one account, camp OF 25,0OO men was to
formed near Maata for the purpose of securing
peace between the belligerents.
Fashions for November.
The materials be during the winter season are
Of very rich description. Taeas dtalie foulards wa
tered checked and striped silks pekins in every variety
mre damasks and brocaded silks those principally in
demand. The most general at this moment Is
tin capote redngotes Of cloth are ssan spoken Of Il
expected that sleeves la Louis XIV. and la Rchelieu
Will BE e. worn pretty alteration on the tight sleeve
The already long skirts threaten to be longer and
fuller; they will be ornamened with three Of iods
hounces inets, and lace alternately with tucks, gimp
Sci the ast will its present LENGTH points
frequently round, and corsages made high
with folds at the shoulder only grey aavorte color in
silks
Notwithstanding various novelties in manteaux the
velvet CANAL will be most in favor; those Of red violet
velvet will be trimmed round with ermine, and have
square ermine collars fastening with cord-above the
mine is rich gimp trimming canals entirely of ermine
with sleeves Samoses oreles delephant and inside
is proposed to aitabh closely to the form.
colct peerine all Of velvet with arm holes
paletot cloak is entirely bias they made Of
velvet worked with braid at the seams they not very
long, and styled pelisse Montpenser. Braid much
used to ornament dresses as well as anteaux.
Caps very small with ruchcs lappets. and
ends Of riband, punches of flowers without leaves
lin caps generally la paysanne with pa
pons chaples coquerees Of shaded riband; the petit
pouf bearnasi OF round caul of lace in the CEN
ire of which nnud or bouquet of flowers with appets
falling on the throat Turbans made in three shades
the einsv can il prettv noyev oonss dress ha;s 10
Monpenser, Anne dAutrche Pury giens, and chapeaux
cardinal are al preparing Tor the winter season
higher and wide the hair also parted less
head and curs very long; the bandeaux
bombes.
The newest form of bonnet il of moderate size rather
closs, the crown inclning little forward very few
flowers inside but coques riband prey arranged
rabous and small feathers; elegant capotes made
of satin peis, Of two colors the outside Of green glace
with white, and the inside all white; the chapeau
qusse of apple green velvet 10 lined with white, and
namented with lunches of Indian currants green and
white marabouts inside. Capotes Of velvet with aigrettss
Of the same color are pretty the heron de Dalamae
planets de COG, and plumes irices fashionable.
Velvet velours epnge and satin are the materials now
bonnes veiis and volettes rather
the front Of bennets than falling tho face
-Londrn and Paris Ladies' Magazine of Fashion.
Markets.
LONDON MONEY! MARKET, Nov 3-The Consol Market
has been firm this morning Tor Account for
ney- In other words, for immediate nser Consols
worth cent more than for the next sst ling day We
quote the latter 93f aud the former at e3 The Bank
brokers bought stock for the Savings Banks az
assumed. This makes very nearly 10000 on the same
count days. The purchases weret be contn ed
The object doubt is the enhancement of prces, and
atng the contemplated reduction Of the rates
OF Of wses S % ss
l0i1 4. Exchequer Bills are SIS. Cd. premium India
Bonds sos. to 52s premium and Bank of England Stock
The Foreign Stock Exchange has assumed rater more
activity to-day business having been transacted in
ruvan firm at II III. The Bondholders are looking
for good accounts from the Republic, but we can
o ms ye
Spanish bonds fiat at III l. for the active stock.
There have been fresh quotations Of the new three per
cents 10 this oour Danish stock quoted at SO to
Dutch five per cents at 1901 Portuguese converted at 81 ~
Brazilian at So and Buenos Ayres at D.
LONDON Trade RrroRr Nov. 2.--suger-There has
again been good business done in the West India mar
ke amounting $40 hhds at former prices No sales Of
Mauritius Bengal took place to-day.
CofeeThere hes been no change in prices in this mar
ket to-day 100 tierces and barrels Jamaica plantation
brought SIS 3D. to 9ss for good ordinary to midding 700
bags Dutch Company Java 42s Cd to Sls IS bsles Mo-
cha 6ss and 300 bags La Guayro wee taken in at
Taiisw The market firm Cd. to 4es 3d. the
spot, and ass. Cd. for December or January.
IT,. IT, Nov ou0ht ha maj