The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-05
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| 81 uuoPPoseu, ioI hfgyshlre The King of Hano-
yer mas returned TO his own kingdom where he
| ~as better received by his subjects than he was
| while in England The Emperor OF Rusaa n, ,he
proposition OF the Senate, has issued an ak ase estab
| fishing an uniform postage throughout Russia and
the Grand Ducliy of Finland, no matter what the
distance may be, so that henceforward the tax on
letters will vary in charge only according to weight
Other continental nations besides France and Rus
STA. also resolved to reduce their post age rates
The celebrated Duke of Normandy has been pas
sing throug the insovenr debtors court. His debts
were stated to be G5 900, and the credit side, af
ter putting down large estates OF immense value in
France, inherited in virtue of his mother, Marie
Antoinette," there is this item" All my right and
interest to the throne OF France as the lawful son
and heir of Louis XVI late King OF France" It
Is believed that the Duke intends shortly to make
an appeal to the benevoence of the British public.
Doncaster races, which occupied the past week.
seem to have taken In some OF the knowing ones,
who backed the favorites freely for the great st.
Leger stakes, which won by Mr.. Wrathers'
Nut with horse with 100 to against him. Cother-
stone ran good second
There are very favorable notices of Mr. Coorer's
new novel OF Wyandotte, in the Literary Gazette
Spectator, Atlas, Era, aud other papers OF the OH
inst.
The government contract for 100 600 gallons of
opiumwasadjudged on the 7th to one house, Messrs.
kuck, Son a. Fenwick by whom il has been taken
at the low rate OF Is Cd per proof gallon, half
to be East Indian, and the other West Indian This
is the third contract for 100 600 gallons since the
commencement OF the present year
The mar ket for American provisions may be cal
led generally very dull with the exception of hams
and lard. Considerable sales of potashes were
made at Glasgow last week at rather lower rates,
but latterly the value has been recovered pot 2s
Cd TO 25s., and pearl 25s Cd to 26s.
The quick voyage out and home made BY the
Hiberna, beating the Great Western both ways,
has added much o her celebrity. She is one of the
fastest of the mail boats. The Great Western,
however, abored under disadvantage in having
got.
We are still without the Indian mail, overdue
nearly three weeks. Some casually, 1t is feared,
has occurred to the steamer between Suez and
Bombay, as she had to face the monsoon. Ar
ra"sements are making for more certain
and speedy conveyance of the overland mail.
The news from Spain is OF the most melancholy
character. new era OF crime and disorder ap.
peafs 10 he op'niug In that country. The savage
rxecutions ordered by Narvaez have excited the
deepest indignation among the Inhabitants OF Ma.
crd, and counter revolution has broken out
at Barcelona and Seville, with every appearance of
oeng joined In by the cities OF Cadlz and Garage
na Frem what Is passing, there Is no knowing
how matters viii terminate probably In the recall OF
EsparteTo. o. result, however, there can be no
doubt, and that Is that the rule OF the existing
government will cease so soon DIS the COres meet.
IL Is SAID that IN consequence OF the favorable recep-
uon gvea to EspafIeIo ia this country, the Prov.
slOna Government at Madrid intend 10 transmit a
diplomatic note on the subject to the Brsh Cabi-
net Mr.. Pakenham.the Engis Minister in Mexico,
Lord Mahon, Mr. Henry Bolwer and Mr. II Ellis,
are all spoken of as likely to succeed Mr.. Aston at
Madrid.
Ireland
Mr.. O'Connsll keeps the ball of agitation moving
with undiminlshed vigor, uotwiths ncing the pro-
rogation OF Parliament. He had another monster
meeting at Loughrea on Sunday the l0ln, which, as
regards numbers, was hardly inferior, If the great
agi;ator himself IS TO be credited, TO any that have
gone before According to MS testimony, there
were less than 10 600 horsemen present at this
repeal gathering TIE poceedings were good
deal damped by the heavy rains which fell during
he greater part of the day. Mr.. O'ConneIl was
nh IN adi uTeuched he's w N
umbrella over his head, bu he comforted them by
The assurance that the rain fell alike on the just
and on the unjust" After the meeting a dinner
took place at which DR.. M'Hae and other digna-
ries of the Roman Catholic Church were present.
The speeches were OF no ordinary kind; those of Mr.
GConne tor he made two, related chic fly to denun-
Citations of the Queens speech, which he still treat
ID as the speech of the Mlnstry-lt has had ten
dency, he said, to deaden the feeling OF attachment
winch the Irish people entertained tor the person of
he Queen. The proceedings at the Corn Exchange
nave not possessed more than the average interest
Money continues to roll in from America. Last
week f5OO, which had been collected in Pennsyl-
vania was paid IN, and letter from MIR John Tyler,
on OF the President, expressed sympathy with the
Repeal movement, was ordered to be entered on
The journals OF the association, and respectful an
swer returned. Mr. OConne has been busly EN-.
pIoyed in Safeguarding Mr. Bennett, of the New
York Herald, whom he has followed up with male
Violence almost fendIsh.
The Repeal agitation has crossed the channel
this week with very Indifferent success. Having
accepted an invitation from the Repealers OF Liver
pool, Mr. Daniel O'Connell jun, and bevy OF the
Corn Exchange hangers on, arrived here on Tues
day, and In the evening proceeded to the Amphi-
theatre, where the meeting was announced to take
place Mr.. OCOnnelPs son having addressed the as.
semblage, general row took place. A party OF Or
angemen, armed with bludgeons, gained access to
he meeting, and acting smultane ousy They rushed
Al given signal upon the Repealers, whom they bella
bored Justify with their weapons The party assailed
stunned tor moment, turned upon their opponents,
and for nearly half an hour the lower part of the
a m IN m oh
racter. Broken heads and limbs, and faces, in
which scarcely neament OF the human counte-
visible attested the fury Of the onslaught
and the punishment with which IL was visited. The
assailed and assailers were Mr.. O'Connell's coun-
uymen-a striking proof of the unanlmlty which
prevails amongst lrlshinen on the subject OF the Re-
peal OF the Union
In the Dublin Town Council, the other day, an
extraordinary letter was read from Mr. Ross Cox,
sIvlng account of his pursuit of Finn, the abb
-conding treasurer. II appears that he followed
him from Liverpool to America, and was then in
tuced by the representations OF the police there, to
set off after him some thousands of miles up the
Mississippi the Ohio, over Lake Champlaln, and up
he Ontario, narrowly escaping being dashed over
he falls and blown up by steamboat explOslons,and
irrivng at every pace just as Mr. Finn had lett
He attributes tine failure of his mission TO the pub-
cation OF II In the papers, which arrived out there
as soon as himself II was wild goose chase.
France.
The FRENCH MAIL STEAM SHIps-The Journal
Jes D. bats states that the French trans Atlantic
steamers will begin TO ply in a few months. There
To be four grand lines and tour secondary lines.
rte first grand line is to be from Havre TO New
York; he second, from Bordeaux TO Martinique,
touching al Corunna and the Azores in the outward
voyage, snd returning direct; the third, from Mar"
.ril.s 10 Martinique, touching at Barcelona, Cadiz
nd M aoeird, ia the outward voyage, and returning
iIrec; the fourth, from ST Nazare TO RIO Janeiro,
cuchIng al Lisbon, Goree, Pernambuco, Bahia on
ne onward voyage, and returDipg direct
The first secondary line IL 10 he from Martinique
o the Havana, toucnipg at 81 Thomas, Poro Rico,
Cspe Haten, and 81 Jago de Cuba, both gong and
eturning; the second, from the Havana 10 New
orleans, touching u, Vera Cruz, Tampico, Calves
on, and New Orirsos, both going and returning;
he third, from Martinique to La Guayra, touch.
ug at Chagres, CaTthsgena and Santa Martha on
d. H.