The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-08

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political Chief enjoinlng every cIilzen VINO shali
have received any arms, ammunition, or military
stores of any kind 10 give them IN to the provisional
government within me space o' ,or,y,eisnt nouis,
taking a receipt for the same NO one Is 10 retain
auv arms of any description without license from
the proper authorities, and those parties already
have licenses for that purpose, are to get them re-
newed within eight days. The political chief, in
spprehension of some disturbance on the 10th, the
first day OF the elections, had published another pro-
camaton, caliog on the electors not to be led
away by party feelings, the persuasions of i'll dis
posed persons but to give their votes only after ma
ure elaboration 10 those candidates whom they
believe will have no other object in view than the
peace; tranquility, and future welfare OF the coun.
try. by dong this, they will render themselves
worthy OF the title of the defenders OF the holy
cause of liberty
Later accounts, which come up to the 10th, state,
that the elections at Madrid began on that day The
opposition had gained seven OF the bureaus out OF
twelve but the total ot the suiirages the first day
were in favor Of the Parliamentary party. Madrid
was tranquil on the 10th. According 10 the latest
Intelligence received the other provinces were tram
qull, with the exception OF Catalonia
The Gazette distinctly contradcts the report that
the Government had demanded the assistance and
Intervention OF Fra ice.
The Three. per-C were done at 22i at 60 days,
and the Five-per. Gents al p rs with the ID coupons
and at 2Of with the 5, at 60days.
Italy
BOLOGNA, Sept. S-We are here again in state
OF agitation. Some time since the Government an
nounced that the insurgents were beaten and dis
persed but, on the Bird, 1t was ascertained that
they had re-assembed in the mountains OF Calde-
rnd, Savigno, and Vergavo,l where they had shown
| themselves towards the beginning of August, and
from which they then returned, IN order to throw
themselves into the Romagna. Ii is said The govern
ment have made propositions to the chiefs OF these
guenas TO give them passports to foreign countries
and 10 their followers, to allow them TO return to
their homes, only requiring that they should remain
under the surveillance OF the police. 1t appears
that these proposals have not been accepted and
the QuerIllas have returned their
sltlon, where they have a great number OF part-
sans. The letters received from Rome are not Of a
more tranquzlng description. Revolutionary pro-
clematons 10 great extent have been distributed
among the people. We are assured that the Card-
nal Tof, the treasurer, has rendered his resignation
but that 1t has not been accepted by the Pope.
NAPLES, Sept 9.-Yesterday the fete of the Ma
donnafdl Piedigretta was celebrated. There was
no disturbances but the government ARRESTED sew.
era persons, in fear OF movement 1t was said at
Naples that two guerillas had shown themselves in
the AbruZzi, and that four battalons about TO
be sent into the province
Markets
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-The transactions in British
securities have been to any great extent since the
sailing ofthe Boston steamer but the market has gradu
ally assumed rRer tone and Of late the purchases have
proved rather larger at higher prices than those last
quoted Consols for immediate transfer about s5
got, and Tor time the same Exchequer Bills are 62s. to
CAS- premium and East India Bonds, 60 premium The
new three and half per cents bring 02 to l024 Nomi
nay Bank and India Stocks are held for fuller rates.
The committee of Spanish and American bondhoders
applied for and obtained from Messs Lizard Co state
showing the total amount of for the Mex.
lean dividends and the appropriation of the and
solved on writing letter to those gentlemen the mat
ter. They met on Thursday to receive answer and
determined on publishing the correspondence has not
however, appeared as yet have they thought proper
to call public meeting of the bondhoders There
ed with regard to the offer NOW advertsed OF in the
pound on the October dividend and onethird cash
Bonds has been made and the dealers determined to
resist their devery in which the matter will
eeore the committee of the Stock Exchange, who have
not as yeti nteriered in the matter In meantime the
market is rather better for this stock which quoted
34-Deferred 81 Ii other South America stocks also
more noticed Columbian has met reader sale, and
Peruvians have been sold at higher prices Nothing OF
Importance has taken place in Spanish The last quota
tons were-spansh active bonds, 49, the three 26i
Deferred lOs to Iii Passive Al to 81 Peruvian 24 to 22
Portuguese converted 4S! Danish s6t 7s Dutch two
and halt per cent 5st to Duth ves l0lt to Belgian
lo4s to lo5s Brazilian, 76 Buenos Ayres 81 Colon
bis 26i Venezuela, 353; Columbian Venezuela III;
Cbian 100 to ,. In Mines-Unied Mexican scrip, 81.
The London Morning Chronicle has given insertion to
several documents from holders OF Pennsylvania stocks
addressed the governor of that State setting forth the
restitution to which many parties reduced blythe
system OF reputation The price Of Pennsy vana stock
is now about halt less than that of Illinois and the
stocks Of the repudating States now merely worth
from fourth 70 a third Of the original cost
LlyEKPooL CoTroN MARKET, Sept 22.-The market
continues to be freely supplied with American deserp
ops and though large business is transacted from day
TO day yet without change OF prices we therefore con-
tnue former quotations sura. is also without change.
Brsxils and Egyptian command the extreme advance of
| higher
Spectators have taken 500 American, 1000 Brazil
and 900 Egyptian Exporters 500 American and 20 per-
| nam. The market closes with great irmness
Prices Of fair Orleans, AZ to 3D. Bowed and Mobile,
AID per lb.
Sales from the 10th the a2d instant Sea
Island Ia; 22O Stained do 0; 774O Bowed ST. 10
45O Orleans 81 81; $500 Mobile 81; 9lO Perpambuso
81 6i $50 Bahia 5! 6; 1850 Maranham al ST; l4OO
Egyptian 5. 6 so Csrhsgena 81 GO Barbados 9; 73o
West Indies A 81. l45O surat a. so Madras 4-total
404s9
LIVERPOOL Conn EXCHANGE, Friday, Sept. 22-The
duty on foreign wheat has advaucedto lis TO e Cd
per quarter and flour to los IT per barre Colonial
wheat TO as rye Is beans Is per quarter and flour
rs sd per barrel Since last report parcels OF
wheat have appeared daily from Ireland but OF -four
and oatmeal the receipts SMALL whilst Of other articles
thence, or OF any coaswise the supplies scarcely
Danzg the arrivals from abroad are equally trivial
Although had little business passing generally in the
corn trade from the close Of Tuesdays market until TO-
day, wheat and other leading articles during that pc
riod, assumed firm aspect exhibiting tendency i'm
prove in value, which by the proceedings our Corn
confirmed Irish and useful qualities of foreign
red wheats, meeting rather lively inquiry invest
ments resulted in transactions TO fair extent for that
purpose at advance OF Id ID per 7Oe and the latter
description, in particular rather exceeded this
amendments from the mers and Dealers however, the
demand was rather limited and the samples of far
mers wheat offering to-day very little dearer than
Tuesday: English and Irish Flour was in moderate
request and though not readily obtanabe, held
an improvement Of Is per sack in Foreign little or no.
thing doing to-day. Barley Malt Beans and Peas con.
tnue to be neglected and were nominaly somewhat de-
pressed in value. Oats in the absence OF any fresh sup.
Ply Of moment, realised an advance OF Id per 45lb but
were not readily saleable Oatmeal, upon more gene
raj inquiry was disposed of aconsidersbe extent same
plies OF cid fully supporting and commanding Cd 10
Is per 24ob' above our last quotations. The weather
here still exceedingly ne and reports the
late districts IN the north are on this point equally ia
vorable
LIVERPOOL MARKETS., Sept 23.-AsHEs-The market is
very firm for Montreal pearls, which have advanced 10
as 3d. and there is regular demand pots at 25s per
cwt.
CorToN Sept 22.For several weeks past we have had
large speculative enquiry for cotton but has consider
sbly diminished within the past few days, without any
apparent cause except the absence OF further stimulating
advces from the United States. The nonarrval of the
Overland Mail has tended to produce inactivity in
that portion OF the Manchester trade connected m-
medaely with the East Indies and China but the gene.
raj aspect Of thai market firm and healthy. The sales
Of the past ten weeks exhibit average a. bales
taken each week for home consumption from which il
be inferred that spinners olorablY well