The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-06


sit is generally believed that NJ Theirs will pro-
coed TO the end with his new plans. He saw that
the death OF the Duke OF Orleans put an end to the
course OF policy OF which he hoped TO be the repre-
sentative, and he suddenly returned 10 his ideas OF
1884. "A war policy is at present impossible says
M. Theirs to his friends. 4 shall enter into policy
of canals and railroads, and material interests, such
as the commercial and manufacturing government
ofthe United States are busy with. In addition, he
will not any longer listen to electoral reform,
revision of the laws of September, nor anything
which is connected, even Instantly, with The politics
OF the left. So you see with what profound dis
dam the poor left is treated by all the men who re-
volve around M, Theirs, and who regulate their
conduct by the words of their MASTER"
Spain.
Our accounts from Madrid are of the 10th inst.
ltwas still reported that modification would short
~ take place in the cabinet Nothing positive, how
ever, was known on the subject
M Calatrava, the Minister of Finance, ac-
lively prosecuting the reform of his department.
II was rumored that General kudll was on the
point OF exchanging the Ministry OF War tor the
CaptaIncy-General of the Island OF Cuba, which
General Valdes is obliged to resign.
The East.
The Moniteur Parlsien' of Friday evening an
nounces that revolution took place in Servla on
the 3lst ult., and that Prince Michael had escaped
into Austria. The insurgents, under the command
OF Voutchilch, soon became masters OF the arsenal,
and Prince Michael, after defending himself during
two days, had been at last abandoned by the great
est part OF his troops, and compelled to seek his
safety in flight
Accounts from the Turkish frontier of the slst ut.
state that Cheklb Etiend the Ottoman commits
sioner, had arrived at Belgrade and been received
there with great honors. Chekib formally insisted
the recall OF the exled councillor Petrowitz
and others, and it deemed highly probable that
the present ministry In Servia wo Id be compelled
to retire. The intelligence from Bulgaria was sa-
tisfactoIy
The Augsburg Gazette of the l4th instant, quotes
letter from the frontiers of Turkey OF the 4ih,
nounoing that the tribunals Of Waachia had sem
fenced to death Vogorldes, the chief OF the conspl
racy which broke out last winter at BraIa, together
with eleven of his accompices. The condemned
individuals not being rayahs, they were given up to
the consuls, under whose protection they were
placed. Vogorldes was delivered up to the Greek
consul the 10th ultimo, and Immediately sent of
to Greece, where the penalty was to be carried into
execution.
According to the Gasate do MIDI of the 18th
Instant the Russians had experienced another
check in Crcassia. The insurgents surprized at
night and cut to pieces body of about 10 600 men,
encamped under the walls of Marga, and made
themselves masters of that fortress, which they
tered together with the fugtives Nearly the whole
OF the troops In the camp were put to the sword,
and number OF officers were made prisoners
Markets.
LONDON MosrY MARKET, Sept. ia very moderate
amount Of business has been transacted in the public
curities during the current week. scarcely bargain
in f25 900 more tranquil aspect given to
the market by the receipt OF the important news that the
tered into benalf of this country, through the
successful exertiors Of Lord Ashburton, for the adj
justment Of the Boundary" and other disputes that
the full development Of commercial intercourse
and enterprise between both countries. STILL sowever,
the rise IN the prices of Consos cannot fairly be
given than per centa small fraction II must be
admitted, when call to mind the depression that
the Republic and Great Britain The fact TO- as we men.
toned last week, capital has become much more in
demand and will SO continue in all proba6iiity until the
ptnff he VIII wi
fall due the 10th instant and be in course of nent
week later, Bank Stock has scarcely varied this week
although the unpaztab!e announcement made to the
propretors in half yearly assembled Thursday,
that the Income Tax to be deducted from the interest
upon Bank Stock nearly due, and that improbable
had been the business Of the corporation the WHOLE
TO require encroachment upon the rest surplus ba
10000 oF
The range taken by the prices of Stock from Monday
up to yesterday afternoon is ths:Consuls for money
have from s2a 92f and the Three
Half per cents from 1901 to l0I The other Stocks
closed The premium on Bus an mas Deen a. AIS
has varied from 2493 250 and Bank Stock for the spring
between and l6S Consus for the Account have been
The Stock Market assumed a frmer tone to-day, al
though have still to notice but very limited bust.
ness Consos for the first transfer day realised
e2E to 3d. and for the account 90 to 93t Exchequer
Bills have been marked 49s prem, and East India Bonds
3e to 3ss prem being rather fiat money is less album
dant in the General Discount Market New Three and
a-Half per Cents were l0l TO lOl 4.
The next settlement in the English Stocks is fixed for
There little speculation in Mexican Bonds to-day,
and although the dividend announcement will be made on
Monday the tenor of the accounts from Texas respecting
had unfavorable effect upon prices the
Active Bonds being quoted at 3a to 35 Spanish Five
Cents were lS and the Three per cents touched ror
81 being dull Danish Bonds were firm at s3l, Russian
1l2 French FIVE cents exdivdead were at 1880
and Dutch Two and half per cents at 52s to 52a.
The settlement Of the present Foreign Account is fixed
for September 30.
LIVERPOOL Corror MARKEr, Sept. s.--There has this
lii.
the sales which smaller than those of last do
not exceed A0 bags. Speculaors have be very mo-
than loo American whilst to exporters there have been
disposed 400 American 700 p mambuco, and 4a0 Surat
The purchases OF the trade materially less than the
present weekly consumption which may be partly owing
to the market for yarn and goods last Tuesday Manches
ter having been rather difficult of SALE The mar
some instances decline of ID per ID taken place for
the common and middIng qualities of American since
Friday last Brazil, Egyptian, East India &C. remain as
before
The imports of tho week amount to $3.50 bags.
Sept l6The cotton market has this week again been
very dul and unnerestng. and very small amount of
business has been done the sales not exceeding l2o
bags Spectators have been very lukewarm their pur
chases only amounting TO 900 american ana exporters
The continued disputes between the manufacturers and
operatives is the of the trade having purchased
very sparngly The cotton market has been very abun
dainty supplied but prices Of all descriptions pretty
much the az last Friday.
The import of the week amounts to -, l26 bags.
Todays demand foe has been very moderate not
THAI 1000 bags have been sold Prices without
alteration.
Sept I7-Today's demand for cotton has been limited
and the sales amount 10 only $500 bags but prices
without change The trade have been the sole buyers,
with the exception Of 900 American for export.
Sept. l9.-Today Is demand for cotton has been mode
rate and the sales amount 20 only 5000 bags all which
have been taken by the trade with the exception of $50
American taken for export
LIVERPOOL CoRN MAsKEr, Syrr. 1.-THE duty has a.
gain advanced foreign Wheat to los. on Rye to los
3D. per quarter on 7id per barrel upon colo
NAL wheat S. rye Is 81 per quarter and on Hour
to eid per barrel withthc prospect OF these articles
shortly attaining the highest payable from British
Pos sessions.
OfEnglish Irish and foreign Grain, the arrivals INTO
this part within the last three days have been unusually
small and of -four scarcely than about 1000 barrels
from Canada and the United States.
The antcipations indulge in month ago that with fine
weather for few weeks nearly the whole Of the Corn
crops of the United Kingdom would be placed in state Of
perfect safety been closely rcased SINCE although
interruptions have from time to time taken place by