The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-05
France.


On the I4lh the Prince de Joinvile left Neuillv
Tor the Palace OF the Tulerles, and set out in the
evening for the Chateau d'Eu. TO take leave of his
family, previous to his embarkation in the Belle
Poule frigate.
The Commerce" states that the French govern
ment had at last resolved granting at the request
OF M. Pscatory, the million Of francs demanded by
the Greek cabinet.
The Courier Francais announces that Lord
Lowther had visited Paris for the purpose of making
new arrangements for the conveyance of the Indian
mail, which was no longer to proceed through
France after the expiration OF the convention sign
ed by the Post Office of the two countries "The
mails it says, twill hereafter be landed at Venice
or Trieste"
SPUN.
Our accounts from Madrid are of the 10th inst.
Ii was reported that modification would shortly
take place In the cabinet. Nothing positive, how
ever was known on the subject.
M. Calatrava, the Minister of Finance, was &C.
lively prosecuting the reform of his department.
II was rumored that General Rudil was on the
point OF exchanging the Ministry OF War for the
Captaincy- General of the Island Of Cuba, which
General Valdes is obliged to resign.
The East.
The Monlteur Parisien" of Friday evening
nounces that a revolution took place in Servia 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 3lst ult.
state that Chekib Efendi, the Ottoman commits
soner, had arrived at Belgrade, and been received
there with great honors; Chekib formally insisted
on the recall OF the exiled state councillor Perowitz
and others, and it was deemed highly probable that
the present ministry in Servia wonld be compelled
to retire. The intelligence from Bulgaria was sa-
tisfac,oly.
The Augsburg Gazette of the 18th instant quotes
aletter from the frontiers Of Turkey Of the 4th an
nouncing that the tribunals of Wallachia had sem
fenced to death Vogordes, the chief of the conspi-
with eleven of his accomplices The condemned
individuals not being rayahs, they were gwen up to
the consuls, under whose protection they were
placed Vogorides was delivered up to the Greek
to Greece, where the penalty was to be carried into
execution.
According to the Gazette du MIDI of the 18th
instant, the Russians had experienced another
check in Circassa. The insurgents surprized at
night and cut to pieces body of about 10000 men,
encamped under the walls of Marga aad made
themselves masters of that fortress, which they en-
tered together with the fugitives. Nearly the whole
OF the troops In the camp were put to the sword,
and number of officers were made prisoners.
Markets.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Sept ia very moderate
amount Of business has been transacted in the public Sc
having been effected either for money or time exceeding
in amount f25,00O more tranquil aspect given to
the market by receipt OF the important that the
President OF the United States had signed the treaty
tered into on benalf of this country, through the
successful exertons of Lord Ashburton, for the ad.
justment Of the Boundary" and other disputes that
have long existed and which have proved serious
bars to the full Development of commercial intercourse
and enterprise between both countries STILL however
the rise the prices Of Consols cannot fairly be
given at more than centa small fraction must be
admitted, when we call to mind the depression that
the Republic and Great Britain The fact u.s. we men.
toned last week, capital has become much more in
demand and will continue in all probability until thu
payment Of the next half yearly dividends, which will
fall due the 29h instant and be in of payment
week later Bank Stock has scarcely varied this week.
although the unpastabe announcement was made to the
propreors in half yearly court assembled Thursday
that the Income Tax is to be deducted from the interest
upon Bank Stock nearly DUE and SO improbable
the business the corporation on the whole as
to require encroachmen upon the rest surplus ba
lance to meet contingencies to the amount Of nearly
$4,000.
The range taken by the prices of Stock from Monday
up to yesterday afternoon is this-Consuls for money
Half per cents from 1907 to l0l The other Stocks
closed The premium Exchequer Bills has been at 49
has varied from 2s a5O and Bank stock for the spring
between 1911 and 1885, Consuls for the Account have been
97I and 93t.
The Stock Market assumed irmer tone to-day, al
though we have still to notice but very limited bust
Conso for the first transfer day next week realised
Bills have been marked 4os prem and East India Bonds
ses to ass prem being rather fat money less album
dant iu the General Discount Market New Three and
a-Half per Cents were l0l to l0lk.
The nezt settlement in the English Stocks is fixed for
October 10.
There was little speculatn in Mexican Bonds to-day
and although the dividend will be made
Monday the tenor othe accounts from Texas respecting
movements had unavorabe effect upon prices the
Active Bonds being quoted at Sat to 35 Spanish Five per
Cents were i6 and the Three cents touched por-
SIT being dull; Danish Bonds were firm at ssh Russian
at i2l French five per cenis ex.dvdeld were at 1850
and Dutch Two and half per cents at sci to 52s.
The settlement of the present Foreign Account fixed
for September 30.
LIVERPOOL CorroS MAnxEr, Sept e-There has this
week been exceedingly limited demand for cotton and
the sales which smaller than those Of last do
not exceed l4,0 bags. Spectators have be very
derate in their operations they not having taken
disposed 4OO American, 700 P. nambuco and 44o surs
The purchases Ell the trade materially less than the
present weekly consumption which may be partly owing
to the market for and goods last Tuesday Manches
ter having been rather difficult Of sale. The
kct has been pretty well supplied with cotton, and in
some instances decline of ID ID has taken place for
tue and middIing qualities of American since
Friday last Brazil, Egyptian East India, &C. remain as
The imports of the week amount to $3.50 bags
Sept. l6The cotton market has this week again been
dull and uninteresting and very small amount Of
business has been DONE the sales not exceeding o
bags. Spectators have been very ukewarm their pur
chases only amounting to 500 American and exporters
have not taken than 800 American and 200 Surst.
The continued disputes between the manufacturers and
operatives is the Of the trade having purchased
ry spsrinsy. The cotton market has been very album
dainty supplied but prices of oil descriptions are pretty
much the same as last Friday.
Sept 7-To.days demand for cotton has been limited
and the sales to only $500 bags, but prices
without change The trade have been the sole buyers
with the exception of 200 American for export
Sept. l9-To.day's demand for cotton has been mode
and the sales amount 20 only 5000 bags all Of which
have been taken by the trade with the exception Of $50
American taken for export.
LIVERPOOL Corn MAsKEr, sEPr. IL. The duty has
gain advanced foreign Wheat to los on Rye to los
Cd per quarter -four 9s I'D per barrel upon colo
NAL wheat to rye Is Cd per quarter and -four
to Cd per barrel with the prospect Of these articles
shortly attaining the highest rates payable from British
Pos sessiona.
OfEnglish Irish and foreign GRAIN the arrivals into
small and of -four scarcely than about 1000 barrels
from Canada and the United States
The ancipations INDUCED in month ago, that, with
weather for few weeks nearly the whole Of the Corn
crops of the United Kingdom would be placed in state Of
perfect safety have been closely reased since although
Interruptions have from time TO time taken place by
of occasional rains the delays harvesting have been
Gully Temporary; and except in extremely late and in