The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-04
Two DAYS Later from Europe.

who is the model OF his snlp-arflved yesterday
from Liverpool. She sailed ,hence6 9th ult
The India mail had not reached London.
1t is intended to get up subscriptions in Ensland
for the abolition of slavery in America
Cotton continued in good demand at advancing
prices.
The Queen of the West had arrived out.
The Dutch States are discussing proposition for
general income tax, which is expected to produce
$3.50, 900 florins.
The village of Oberegeor Genital was nearly de-.
stroyed by fire on the 23d of September Out of 200
houses of which the village consisted, l6O were
burned to the ground.
The Journal des Debats announces that the
French government has obtained from that of Pied
mont further reduction of the duties on the i'm
portation of wines and brandies, porcelain, and
on Partisan articles of mode. 1t has ceded in return
the abolition OF some tonnage duties, diminution
of the duties on rice, white lead, and cattle.
Accounts from Athens of the 10Th September state
that the late revocation had nowise disturbed the
tranquility of the kingdom. The new ministry dis
played the greatest activity. They had issued de-
cree relative to the elections, and another for the
organization of the National Guard of Athens,
which was placed under the command of Col Ma
cryany
The Paris papersof the Sd ut. with our usual pri-
vate correspondence, have reached US. MIR O'Con-
nell's offer of Irish brigade to assist In dethro-
ming Louis Philippe, and re.es!abshing the Bour.
bon dynasty, appears to have attracted great deal
more attention than 1t was worth 1t was a mere
drunken swagger, differing In character and teasl-
bility in respect from scores OF similar threats
which he, has Illuminated against this country Tor the
last 20 years. The exhibition will, however, prove
a sautary one to those Frencbmen who were &C.
cust0med TO give this mercenary demagogue credit
Tor being friend of civil and religious liberty.
The simple fact 10, that he is mortified and dlsap-
emissaries to collect rent Tor him in France, and it
was not until he became fully alive to the imprac-
tieability of his plan, that he opened fire with
his "stnk pots'' the French government
Mr.. James Gordon Bennett to his heart, had he not
presented himself empty handed. The SLAYER of
his aduaon and the foulness OF his abuse have alike
their origin in feelings of The most selfish and mer.
ccnary description. The Journal des Debate has
sensible article on the subject. II appears, how
ever, to handle with more gravity than the occasion
demands the ribald scurrlllty to wslch 1t refers
The Legtimists are OF course delighted with their
and most contemplate party in France they lit
lie likeysto have the opportunity OF purchasing the
honor of O'COnnell's aiance.-London Standard,
Oct.5
On Friday morning last about two o'clock, the
two turnpike gates close to and adjoining Rhayader
Bridge, Radnorshire, were surrounded by upwards
of 200 Rebeccaites, with guns, instruments. and
tools OF all descriptions, and In the space OF ten
minutes the posts and gates were entirely cut away,
and the materials thereof thrown overthe bridge
into the river. No other property was Destroyed
On Saturday last Inspector Ilerney, with division
of the metropolitan police, succeeded in apprehend.
ing, in the Helghborhood OF Llaney, two men named
John Jones alias John UyseboIfawr, formerly a
prize fighter, and David Davies alias Davy Cantwr,
or David the Singer, who are charged with being
Ule der in al IN
perty, and particularly in attack upon the Gwen
with iron works al Ponty Beren.
Spain.
Madrid was still unqulet. The accounts dated the
26h state that the whole of the garrison under
arms the previous night, as movement was ex-
pected by the authorities on the morning of the 26th
The night passed without any attempt at violence
or disorder, though from the following details OF
plot for disturbing the public peace, the Government
had reason TO be alarmed, if they are at all well
founded The intention OF the consprators was to
seize on one Of the churches and ring the tocsn
The elections In the provinces were gong In ia.
vor Of the ministerial candidates M. Isturitz and
General Concha were likely to be returaed Tor
Madrid.
General Narvaez had sent passport to Colonel
Brlstow, an English gentleman, who repaired TO
Madrid last year to make arrangements tor the es
tablishmcnt OF an Angle. hispanic bank. The colo
mel protested against this measure Uantamount to
expulsion), which was 10 be carried into effect
within twenty. four hours. The British charge
d'affaires had expostulated with the minister for
foreign affairs, who, it appears, had not been con-
suited on the subject
Cape OF Good Hope.
Accounts from the Cape to the 2lst of July, state
that the British Commissioner to Port Natal had
been treated with great contempt by the Dutch
Beers and their wives and that the former had re-
soutely refused to acknowledge the British author
lty. In consequence of these proceedings, Sir
George Napier had ordered 200 rank and file Of the
45h regiment to proceed from the Cape to Port Ma
tai, to reinforce Major Smith, commanding at Port
Natal and preserve order and tranquility In the new
colony.
Letters from Bologna and from Rome itself agree
IN announcing that the troubles the States OF the
Church are far from at an end The conspiracy, IN
the first instance extended, was discovered without
being crushed and so many respectable citizens
were compromised, that the number who fled have
become after the fashion OF Italy 500 years ago, real
sbandiH. Failing at Bologna, they made attempts
at Ravenna, at lmola, al Ancona, and though de-
euted by the Roman police, they are still able to
keep the mountains, mest the roads, and deiy the
troops of his Holmes to capture suppress them
What aggravates the disorder is, that most OF the
Italians who served IN Spain under Borso al Carfni-
natl, and who were active in the troubles OF lew
weeks back in Catalonia, have all returned and
Joined the bands OF the Romagna, whom they thus
render more formidable partsans than otherwise
they would have been
The Silesian Gazette states from Berlin, Septem-
Der Is, that the reports of the discovery OF coasp
rscy at Warsaw are fully confirmed, and that had
ramifications in the Grand Ducy of Posen. A'he
Augsburg Gazette of the I'D states that Russian OPP
preston continued in full force throughout Poland
The Emperor was expected at Warsaw on the 25th
Markets
LONDON NoNEr MARKEr, Oct. s, Two O'Clock. Con-
soils declined this morning eat since which the price
reacted to o and again to cat sellers the latest quota
ton The exclusively the result OF spe
cuative ssles chiefly made the principle OF puts and
calls The engine set to work to aid the decline H. rumors
respecting Ireland the basis OF which s the determine
ton of the put stop the repeal agita-
ton Exchequer bills remain firm at 81 81 and 80 os pre-
MUM.
Mexican Bonds have been sold at s3 and a. Portuguese
Three per Cents at AT Spanish Five per Cents at isf
Shares have been sold at sSf; Eastern Counties at
new register ditto TO- and Northern and Eastern at SS
There Is yet appearance Of the teegraPhic despatch
announcing the Indian Mail and anxiety OF course on
the increase. a.,