The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-23
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france, ending the 18th of June from which IL an
;n ,na me discounts, advances &C. made IN
hatlp'eyal, amounted TO 2i2 $50 900, The sum 10.
a"i 100 ol me accounts current with individual 10
1onr- and the treasury accounts 10 234 DIG
I'm 80 ~ nhhs received IN specie I04 l72 sol and
III 97 ~ US OO0 and issued in specie 81 98e 0OOf
and IN bills l6i ,7fs 5oOf '~'""''
a "A royal ordinance has been issued, sanctioning
Gnsnges introduced into the customs tariff
eslaohsiled IN The French West Indies nv the Cyd;
nance OF the sth December 1929 Ry H. ne r v' a.
sele aIuGlss heretofore admitted into those colo
mes al outy oil i've per cent per 100 kilogramnes
are prohibited these spices which are ah',aI
antly produced in them The duty ON Tne;d
Nadera wines ls reduced from 1000 Franco n ~
t9lltre TO 90 The new ordinance also relieve
chants iom the operation of the law of lsao ,h;t
decreed that foreign goods, proceeding from French
enfrepots, could not be imported for consnrant,o,
INTO the French West Indies, unless thew had hen
demanded by the general tariff,
The Commerce informs us that a convention hoo
necn ehtered'lnto between the French and NeaDo-
il'tn governments for the transport of letters and
layeiers from Naples to Marsaes and from NJ
settles to Naples, by steam packets The ratifica
ton OF thus treaty is daily expected Letters between
those two cities, and consequently between the two
take three days Ices.
The market on Saturday was rather better for the
new account, FIVE per cents were done AT lIa
ioc Tor The end OF the month and the three per cts
al '"i DOC The market closed as follows - Three
per cents ,ior cash. 79i doc. for account 7sf Csc
t ,o Per cents for cash, ll9f Ice. for account
III. 4or Bank OF France Shares, S25Of. Nespo-
Titan, 1857 Coo Spanish % SIS
The Judgment which has recently excited AZ much
interest IN the m-rcaRtle world on account Of the
french Post Office which attempted TO suppress the
mactlce Of forwarding expresses by courers on
horseback, and tor which the courier Of the Morn
ing Herald was short lime since condemned bv
the court OF Bouogne pay fine of $50 francs and
costs, has been reversed by the court of ST. Omer
10 winch superior court an appeal was made Tho
later court has acquitted the courier Vivier without
costs.
Pierre Joseph Dumont, who acted as guide and
interpreter 10 Marshal Rourmont in the expedition
against Alglsrs, died 10 Paris Wednesday in ths
ssh year OF his age Dumont had been slave in
tinca during - years whsn he restored TO IL
berry by Lord Exmoub in 1910 He was, at his own
request, attached to Marshal Bourmont's army in
1870 Reduced in HE old DAYS 10 the greatest mi
sery ne Yves obliged TO have recourse to public cha
the hospital Necker "
After four months unremitted labor the first tube
IN the Arteslan well at Grenele has been extracted
having been got down 10 the depth of nearly 3s6
yards, when II had become collapsed by the pressure
of the water VIZ Wv
The French claim to have gained some new sus-
ce@es IN Algeria, but those successes, like those
acheved by our own troops in Florida do not al
ways stay" successful
Teegraphie dispatches continue TO communicate
successes IN the provinces adjoining Algiers. Tho
Spain.
Our advices from Madrid are to the 9th of June.
some insurrectionary movements al Figueiras, (Ca-
talonla) and Barcelona had been suppressed Others
Were apprehended St Sebastian and Tolosa.
Inc tribunal OF Bilboa had passed Judgment on
several individuals concerned in the nsurrecton of
last october; twenty are sentenced 10 death, and
twelve to the galeys. Among the former are the
Alcade OF Biiboa, Judge Of one of the courts, the
NJ Bastereche, banker, Among the latter are
General lriarte, and M Gaiano, ex-Minister OF
State Luckily. however, all these persons are safe
IN foreign countries. twenty-five other individuals
were acquitted.
A new ministry had been formed as follows -
hoail, Minister Of War and President OF the Coun-
Gl .Aiinadova, Foreign Affairs; Zumaacarregul.
Justice; Ramon Calalrava, Finance; Capaz, Ma
rlne; Torres Soanet, Interior
No collision had ar yet taken place n the cortes
between the new ministry and the coalition aud il
was even belleved that the latter would remain for
the present on The defensive
The, editor of the Correo Nacional had been sem
fenced Tor hbel TO Imprisonment during four years
in fortress and to the privation of his office and
decorations.
The contractors for the first issue of the loan of
100, 900 had acquesced in the demand of the
discount 10 I2per cent.
The army of the north has been dissolved The
troops OF which II was composed are TO pass under
the command of the captains general of the 10th d.
VISION (Navarre,) and the llth (the Basque pro-
vlnces)
On the 9th, four bargains were made in the three
per CENTS without the coupon, due in the latter end
OF June, at zig 7-6 !, at GO days. There was one
purchase IN the four per cents with the three cou-
pons, for 10 532 at 60 days; and IS in the five per
Cen a a., Sss tor cash, 81 l. at 60 days The Il
coupons, for 23a, at SO days.
Portugal.
We have advices from Lisbon to the 9Th of June.
Neither the slave trade nor the commerc. A treaty
were signed. The Duke Of Pamela will immedi-
ately JON the Administration Foreign Secretary
and President OF the Council and Senior Campelo
will be replaced in the Marine Department by
statesman OF more undisputed administrative capa-
city The result of the elections was an immense
majority tor the government. la all the provincial
districts they successful, and defeated ony in
Lisbon.
Germany.
The Augsburg Gazette states that on the 9Th Of
June, disturbances Ct serious natrue broke ont in
the city OF Pesth, IN Hungary, occasoned by The
discomfort OF the Iourneynen taIlors, reFpccnrg
some differences with the masters Of the coucra-
ton in the matter OF savings bank. Sixteen hun
dred OF these. men refused TO work, and marched in
a body out OF the town. Some cavalry were sent
against them, and forty were brought IN as prison.
ers. konediatey al attempt at rescue was made
by the journeymen and the populace. The town.
house which contains the PRISON, was aiacked--its
windows demolished, and the lights IN the streets
destroyed The nsbtary were obliged 10 act, and
many were wounded on both sidee. The next day
5000 sfloemakers hn threatened JOIN the ailors
and much apprehension was entertained for the
tranquility OF the town
The riots continued OH the l1ih, and were onv
appeased by the magistrate conserving to the re-
lease Of the prisoners excepting three however,
According TO the Leipsic Gazette, thirty persons
have been manned or wounded in this affair
letter from Trieste, June 3. in the Augsburg
Gazette, says-"A quarantine of twenty-one DAYS
for passengers, and wenty-eisht for merchandise
has Just been established here
The declared value Of woollen and worFted ex-
ports to Germany, exclusive Of yarns, WINS E5si7f0
in 1921, E42l 1892 in 1851 and fsc3 SIS in 1871
Hamburg.
REBUILDING OF HAN#RG.-The Senate of Ham.
burg have prepared vo luminous plan. Ia be sub
mitted to the Burghershafi. for repairing the injury
done by the late fire They propose that COM
mittee shall be appointed consisting Of five Of their
own body and fourteen Of the Burghcnhaft, to re-
wise scheme already arranged by the Senate, as
follows. A state loan is TO be raised, not exceed