The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-17


credit of 50,000,000 to execute the plan.
The responsibility placed by General Bugeaud or
the young Duke d'Aumae in granting HIM the com
mand OF the PROVINCES OF Medeah and Mlliana
seemed TO inspl.e some uneaslness.
| The Council of Ministers has decided thai
the session Is 10 be opened by a speech from the
throne. 1t has also decided on the recall of Gen
| Buseaud.
Paris, Jan s.-"The Journal des D.bats announ
ces, that CAPTAIN Bruat had been appointed Cover
nor of the Marquesas Islands, with salary OF Co.
000t per annum.
The National de 'Ouest of the 9th states thai the
disturbances which had occurred at Naniez in con.
sequence OF the high price of provisions in the
markets had partially subsidized. yesterday, adds
the National, Several of the National Guard who
were proceeding TO the Town house, where con
siderable crowd was collected, were disarmed and
insued. To day the markets are, as the preceding
days, totally destitute OF provisions The troops OF
the line occupy the streets, but tumultuous
blage has taken place as on the preceding days
Deachments OF cavalry have been despatched 10
procure supply of provisions for the town, but none
have yet arrived Further renfoIcements of troops
were expected"
The 8 per Gents were done, at the Cafe de Paris
on Sunday, for 79f 20c
Spain.
Our accounts from Madrid are of the lst inst.
The Regent entered that capital on horseback at
halt past O'Clock OIL that day, accompanied by
the civil and military authorities, who had gone out
TO meet him. The cOrtege was numerous, and the
etat major extremely brilliant Among the latter
were Generals Rod Grasses, Ferraz, Iriarte, and
many others. The new Captain General Of Ma
drid, General Chacon, did not form part of the
cortege, and his absence had given rise to much
conlecturing. Two squadrons. OF the cavalry OF
the National Guard constituted the escort OF the
Regent, who proceeded straight to the palace Of
Her Majesty and the Regent, who had taken their
station on one of the balconies of the palace. A,
So'clotk the Regent repaired to his residence of
Buena Vista.
T. L Al i.
and little or no enthusiasm was manifested by the
troops or national guards. In the evening the city
was but partially illuminated.
Ala o'clock the members of the new municipality
took the oath OF office in presence of the political
chief, by whom they were formally installed.
II was still believed that the Cortes would be con-
voked for the 10Th inst
The present ministry is said to be- cutting out en-
ton of change. Capaz, the Minister of Marine,
is to be Captain General of Cuba Rodil TO have the
commandments of Catalonia Calairava TO be
Coulador General Zumalacarregu,, and Solanct,
the two aces left unoccupied in the Supreme Tri-
bunal Almadovar, the Dictatorship of Artillery
The latter i'll in bed that when called upon the
other day TO sign letter respecting the silver vase
TO be presented to Lord Clarendon, he was three
times compelled to put down the pen. Such is the
state of the Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs who
has to grappe with M Guizot; or rather with Louis
Philippe.
The Deputies OF Lerida, Taragonna, and Corona,
ma against the government.
MADRID, Dec N.-The five Catalan deputies to
the Cortes, who happen to be at present in Madrid,
publish in the opposition papers to-day a remon
STRANGE to the Regent complaining. of the treatment
which Barcelona has received, and praying him to
dismiss his ministers who cOunseed It-omitting, Of
course, all mention of the rebellion which led to it.
Meantime the Begent is pursuing his career from
viras of people to whom his frmness in the treat
men of the rebel capital has preserved the blessings
of peace, the greatest that could be conferred on
Spain in her present condition He had. by the last
accounts, passed through Tarragonna and Bnaroz
amid the acclamations of the national militia and
the loyal peasantry.
The Lisbon dates are to the 9Th.
The Queen opened the Sessions in person, alu.
ding in strong terms to the satisfactory state of the
foreign relations, in consequence OF the expected
rival of an envoy from Russia, which would be the
last step requisite to complete the recognition of the
present government OF Portugal by the Northern
powers. Allusion was also made to the project Of
equalziRg the revenue and expenditure.
The East.
CoNsTANrINoPLE, Dec. lS-The French packet
Paris dispatches from the Ottoman Government and
French embassy announcing the recall of his excel
lency Reschid Pacha.
It'll generally believed that this sudden determi.
nation of the Sultan, is the result Of the ntrgues of
Reze Pacha, and that Reschd Pacha will replace
Sarim Ehend as Refs Efiend This event may be
considered one OF the most important during the
last eighteen months
Letters OF the l4h and 18th ult state that the Sy
rian question has been determined, for the time be-
ing: in the manner repeatedly announced, with this
dlfierence-the removal of the Turkish garrlsons
from the Lebanon.
The Persian question son the eve of adjustment
The Porte has appointed Noury Efend 10 act as its
Plenipotentary at the conference of Erzeroum -
The Russian legation has despatched secretary to
act commissioner The impression at Consian
tinope was, that Russia, finding that it would noi
be supported by any other power than France, will
abandon the Servian question, and content itself
with an excuse fromthe Porte.
Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. l3-During the war be-
tween England and China the supply of tea at Kiah-
ia increased TO surprising degree. Peace having
been concluded, the supply is now likely to tall on,
Novogorod, there 500 chests more brought 10
Kiahta than in lS4l-bHt nearly one half of this ex-
ira supply remained unsold. OF the Ziegelthee, as
il is called on account of its form, and which is in
great favor with the nomadic tribes OF Siberia and
among the lower classes of European Russia, about
5000 chests were brought to the fair, and not
manned unsold.
The Hong Kong Gazette Of September %, an
nounces the abolition of the hong merchants mo-
nopoly. The captured junks had been restored and
trade had been commenced between the English and
Chinese in the Yang tse- Kiang.
Bodies OF British troops were to be stationed at
Hong Kong, kooloonsoo and Chusan.
india.
PROCLAMATION FROM THE GOVERNOR GENERAL TO
ALL THE PRINCES, AND CHIEFS AND PEOPLE OF
INDIA.
"My Brothers and my friends-Our victorious ar
my bears the gates Of the temple of Somnauth in fr-
umph from Afighanistan, and the despoiled tomb of
Sultan Mahmoud looks upon the ruins of Ghuznee
1.-The insult of 800 years is at last avenged The
gates ofthe temple OF Somnauth, so long the memo
rial OF your humiliation, become the proudest
record OF your ma iOna glory-he proof of your su.
perIOrltv the nations beyond the Indus
"Toyou Princes and Chiefs OF Srhind, of Rawar
"a, of Mawa, and Guzera, shall commit this go-
rious trophy of successful war.
"You will, yourselves, with all honor, transmit
the gates of sandal wood through your respective
territories, TO the restored temple Of Somnauth.
THE Chiefs Of Srhnd shall be informed at what
time victorious army will first deliver the gates
OF the temple into their Guardianship at the foot of
the bridge of the Sutej
"My Brothers and friends.-l have ever relied
with confidence upon your attachment 10 the British