The New York herald., 1844-12-09

is now going on, and that it will prove successfu
there IS little doubt, Jor not merely disc hargng his
liabilities. but raising him fund which will place
have been held in England, as well as in Ireland
on the subject, amp from the liberaty OF the sub
| scrptions, the required sum-E20, ,000--will be
forthcoming.
The Due d'Amale left Paris, with the Prince de
Jolnve, on Tuesday, for Naples; where he is
ne Is 10 be married TO the Princess Caroline Au.
gssta, daughter OF the Prince of Salerno, and
cousin OF the King Of the Two Sicllies
Poland
The SaesiQn Gazette states that in the course ol
August last secret association tor political pur-
| poses was discovered in the kingdom Of Poland,
| and many arrests were made at Warsaw and al
other places committee appointed to inquire
have condemned three lawyers to hard labor for
| life IN Siberia, and eighteen others TO the like
punishment tor ten years; all the property Of the
condemned to be contiscated
spain.
The Spanish papers are filled with details of the
consplracies alleged to have been discovered al
Madro and Barcelona, TO murder Narvaez ana
others, end to overthrow the government. Manv
persons have been arrested, and will probably b-
shot Among them are several officers and noble.
men OF distlnctloL--General Pnm, Court OF Reuse,
Is one OF them. He was the leader Of that revolu
non in Catalonia which resulted in the exile OF
Espartero, and the elevation ot Narvaez. Tht
! 'arls Presse represents him as young man, in
dated with the eclat Of his recent career, involved
IA pecnniary embarIassmenls, and disguised with
not receiving more aid from goverums nj. From
the turn which the debate in The Chamber ot De.
pu'irs al Madrid has taken IT is toerably CO that
The new constitution. which has been propoundec
ny ministers, will not receive even the seInbIaDce
Of msdlhcatiCn. One of the ministers, indeed,
mas unblnshingly declared that the crown is supe
rior 10 any constitution sThe crown" exclaimed
ne, "overruled every thing, and that was the form
the government OF Spain always had"
Italy:
An unsuccessful attempt has been made to assas-
sinate the Grand Duke oi Tuscany. This country
mas been visited by destructive inundaiions. The
ovcrhowed. The whole lower parts of Florence
were flooded. A suspension bridge above the gate
OF st. Nicholas, without the city, has been carried
away. The road between Leghorn and Pisa was
stopped Agricultural implements, cattle and fur
niture, strews on the waters attesed the ruin in
ilcted in the country districts.
India
The Bombay mail OF the first of October, arri-
we'd In London on the 4th instant and brings ac-
counts of some disturbance in Southern Mahratta
country, which has been in disturbed state. The
malcontents consist chiefly Of Arab troops, who
bade & defiance to the Rsjah and his allies They G
seized two of the strong hill FORTS where they hois
ted the standard OF revolt against the Rajah OF
kholapore. A force was sent by the British au-
thortes TO disperse them. It consisted OF fifty ar
tillerymen and troops, amounting to about I 200
men, under the command Of Colonel Wallace Of
the Madras Army. An attack issaid to have taken
elace at one Of the forts, in which the rebels de-
Tended themselves stoutly with their long guns
Some soldiers on the side of the British were
wounded for the hill forts from their position are
difficult OF access. The British were subsequent
ly firing and throwing shells into the first fort
which is about twenty-five miles from Belgium
The other is eighteen miles further Off The Bonn
bay Government was on the alert in making ar
rangements for having its disposable regiments
ready tor any emergency that might arise. Lieut.
Col. Wyllie, of the 2lst Bombay Native Infantry,
who had taken his passage by the mail-steamer
wss ordered to stop and join his regiment. S!eam-
eTs were in Bombay harbOt under orpers 70 be
ready to remove troops at moments notice.
Serious riots took place at Surat on the 18th of
August in consequence ot popular dissatisfaction
at the increase Of the salt tax from half rupee to
one rupee, (2s.) } per maund OF 50 pounds. Troops
were promptly sent there BY the Government, ano
the disturbance ceased The Supreme Court sub
sequentiy ordered, by virtue Of instructions from
should be in the Bombay Presidency only one quar-
ter If a rupee per maund This arrangement ap-
parently pacified the people, although there wer.
petitions made against the tax.
A real advance seems at length to have been
made in the paciication of Bundelcund-two oi
the fomenters Of disturbance had surrendered, ano
the chief had expressed desire to do so, il his life
could be spared
Scinde was tranquil, and upon the whole healthy
Capt. M'Ke0zie Is charged in these accounts with
having committed sad blunder, having attacked
with his lreguldrs some agricultural Ryots, taking
The Punjaub was in a state OF undiminished con-
fusion; aud the journals renew with confidence
the discussion about the unavoidable necessity Of
British intervention.
Sir George Pollock arrived at Calcutta on the
18th September, and took his seat at the Council,
IN the place Of the Hon. w. w. Bird.
Mr. Frederick Hutchinson had been made jus
- .L-xs. 49, = Ill
the first of the kind conferred on an Indo.Brit
ton "
The crop Of Indigo is now estimated al l4O, ,OOO
maunds
LorDsS MorEy MAsxEr. Nov. ls-The Government
Securities have undergone little alteration recently
has much business been transacted in them Money
becoming scsrcer and the for dacountng first
Commercial Bills now "a to per cent. proof thu
INCREASED valueC mon is tho decline in Exchtqu
sellers but from the numerous other cham els in whic
he funds OF capitalists are now flowing
The amount Of the French loan II one-h ird less
than was expected: the Fin Minister, although au
horised by the Legislature to contract f,r s0O, ,O0OO
francs. only avang himself Of his power to the
of 200 00OOO0 The bddngs will be received by seale4
tsnders, the 9th December The contractors to pa,
immediate deposit OF 10 600 OOO being per cent POI
the whole; aed TO give to the pnymen Of like monthly
deposit the whole loan paid up which will no
be ill August ls40.
for Money and the Account left u. at 1901 to {; Thre
per Cents Reduced. 99l to Ii Three and Quarter pc,
Cents lO@ 10 s Long Annunles, IL l-l6 Bank Stock
704 to 205 and lnda Stock. 1856 to 2S9.
In the Foreign Market Spanish Bonds ore lower, owine
70 the ssan avorahe aspect Of affairs in the Peninsula
Portuguese also depressed; Mexicans are steady The
New Belgian Scrip, after rcceding somewhat has rallied
and closes at prem. The final prices were-Spanisb
Five per Cents a3 to ~; the Three per Cents 354
Portuguese, 525 b34; Russians lls 10 49, Mexican 3
10 35 the ferred, I5s to b Dutch Half pei
Cents 6a the Five per Cents 90 to I; Danish 50 to
90; olubsn 1877 to l4; Chilian, loi 10 1903; Bucnot
Ayres, SO to 81; and BrazIan, s7A TO $50.
The following prices the latest obtained for the fol
lowing United States stocks:-
RcdesmabL.
New York Fives. .......... 1851
!" ........... :. .lsss} .9S %
.lo0UJ
Pennsylvania Fivcs. ........... ..... IS Go
&c isso ..... .9l %
. .
Indiana 5's (sterling Bonds,).... ..... "a SO
Louisiana Fives. .l944 A. 5O-52 .....-
Alabama Fves (Stg Binds )ls5s-9-66 ..... 80 81
kentucky Sixcs. 1858 ..... % "a