The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-13

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Y A. cssili, of New York, ! .f6atie ao, ~
VIM. H. Jefary, Of Canada, q .srss
Fred. A. Lowering, of Paris Committee ir
q p. Oxley, Of Nova Scotia ~, t.l.f.fs
Petit D ni1iier WIN Lewis Calder, james Hamilton,
Henry Tobias VIM Lewis, D L Suydam, George
sorep, VIM Haycock, strsnss, n and hsrbsck,
Jos Broadbent jun John Beck. James Beck and Louis
Delmott. New York; Robert Tyler, Montreal; John
Gordon, H N Jones, Taos W. Cav, and Musson, Que
Jas Little and Friedrich Hmy, Boston; Q Blumsniha,
glasgow; w Fryon, Isaac Hay wood Robert Cooper.
Power, Andrew Msris and ThG%ss Munroe Lond ION
Kenze, p. E. Island; Fred Butterield, Keightly; WIN
Barton and @ Stacey, sheffield; Cjorer, Holland;
Robert Leslie, Virginia; James stiff and Aterbury,
Manchester; John Munroe, Paris Matthew Williams
and Charles A Under, Philadelphia.
On board Of the steamer CALEDONIA,
at II s-sf "lsh February, 1912
"To Carr. E. g. LORI,
"oi,he Royal Mail Steamship, Csledonia.
" Dear Sir,-The committee appointed at a meeting Of
the passengers in the Caledonia on her voyage from
Liverpool to Halifax the 18th February, lSa3, have
the pleasure oftrsnsmitting Captain Lott memorial ad
dressed TO the directors the British and North Ame
royal mail steamships, unanimously adopted and
signed by the passengers With the assurance Of our
high consideration We are, dear sir: your obedient
Committee Of Passengers- $50. 1.l
"F. A. Lowering,
"Rsv. II. WARKEH,
its "Gso. p OxLEY,
WIN H. JkYFERYp
As proof that the machinery Of the Caledonia
has not sustained the slightest injury. we may men.
ton that she came up the river last night at full
speed. aHafr
Pans, Feb. l6.-The Paris papers Of Monday
contain articles on the subject Of M Ducoss motion
for extending the right of voting to persons who are
qualified to serve az jurymen, or to add the second
electoral list, the adanction of capacities, to the
electoral colleges. es...3 1...
proposition, the Deputies attending in great force
He was followed in long speech by the Minister
Of the Interior. He alluded TO the conduct Of the
Theirs Miuistry, in lS4l in rejecting the project OF
had not changed He proved by returns. that since
1892 the electors had increased in the colleges. N
Muret de Bord was left speaking. sfs
graduated on his recovery eco The Ministry wished
TO divide on Monday but II was thought an adjourn
ment would take place, as Dufaure, Theirs, Lamar
tine. and Bilsulte were to speak 10 support oil Du'
Tho National was condemned, by default, on
Monday, to ones years imprisonment and fine OF
4,O00f at the Seine Court of Assizes. M. Beryer
left speaking Tor the Gazette de France, lncud.
At Cabinet Council, held at the Tuleres on
Sunday, it was resolved TO add the Paris and Stras-
burgh line to the grants to be demanded for railroads
The agricultural committee had decided to ASK Tor
Wagons charged with agricultural produce, a. IN
the United States, " be submitted only to the same
tax as empty Wagons.
M. Odilon Barrot was to lay before the House
on Tuesday yesterday motion for a revision oil
the Sc Ltember Press Laws.
Spain. he5 81,
| MADRID, Feb. 9-There Is very little news IN the
Madrid papers. The majority seems to fiuctuate in
Congress- for we fed that counter amend ment Of
Senior Domerech TO paragraph Elk, relative to the
state Of SIEGE the wording OF which 10 by no means
favorable to the Cabinet, was ordered to be taken
into consideration by " against IS 4 Propagation
OF the Cortes seems 10 be most talked Of. Sc
nores Olazaca and Mendizabal, Arcades a"sbo, I'd
est, "blackguards both,' abused each other very
Justify IN the debates on the 7th
concentration of II, 600 men on the frontiers oil
Portugal, was spoken OF.
Some letters mention Mr.. Aston's recall as very
probable.
The ueen Of England has made treaty Of peace
with Persla 1t consists of two articles. BY the
first certain reciprocal and mutual advantages are
conceded to the merchants OF the 1.-TWO mighty
states" (of Great Britain and Persia) By the se-
the part of the British government shall reside,
in the capital and one in Tabriz, and in those places
only and this condition, that he who shall reside
Tabriz, and he alone, shall be honored with the
privileges OF consul-general Ia like manner, two
commercial agents are to reside, on the part Of the
Persian government, one in London, and one In the
port of Bombay The Persian government further
grants permission, that resident of the British gov
eminent shall reside at Bushire, as heretofore.
Markets
LorpoN Morsv Market, Feb. ls.-Thc state Of the
money market, though Influenced considerably BY the
disturbed appearance OF PocI anars, mas osen .us
taned much more nrmy man msnt nave Deen
from tne generaI ossppoin.mene q. .nr nm 49,
essses VIM .ne new cI,n law pI''eG. nj. asssrrs
,housh !. ruch csodsmned in the manufactusinr dis.
tr;cts ana ali the princpa out norris of the
many Of the wealthiest and most owerful of
hs and general capitolists of Londs il viewed
with The opposite degree of satisfaction as amongst
these parcs the majority of tho directors Of
the mi If England there is most rable aver
zion to the modern principles trade The difference
Of opinion London capitasts as compared with
equally parties in the northern parts OF the
kingdom is wide to very remark able degree for il
common in the of Lombard street to hear
that In resisting the popular outcrv on the subject of the