The New York herald., 1844-10-20
News from Europs.

rufDeT, from LlSerpOOl ana frlnce Aloerl, SeDor,
from London, arrived yesterday with advices from
Havre o the 18th, and London of the 2lst ult, two
days later than previously received.
No change in Cotton.
Money market very easy.
The Queen was still in Scotland
The French funds had improved considerably ,lby
reason Of the treaty of peace with Morocco.
nj. Camille Perier, peer OF France, died on the
18th.
The Vile de Lyons, hence, arrived at HAVE on
the 10Th.
England.
The Madrid journals of Sept. 10Th, say that in
some OF the provinces, the Carlist party had recei-
we'd large majorltes in the elections
A Vienna letter says the government had given
permission TO company to establish central rail
road IN hungary.
great number Of distinguished persons went
on the l6 ult. at Nruilly 10 offer the King their
congratulations on the conclusion Of the peace
with Morocco.
letter from Constanta of the 4ih September,
saws, the immigration OF ihe tribes from ihr aoJen-
ing territories under the Bev OF Tuns, continue d.
They could now reckon 5000 tents OF the tribe OF
Meyargna. Thrlr emigration was caused by le-
vrs upon them tor the Beys regular troops The
Duke DAumale had taken every precaurnn 10
prevent al irrupion in their relations with Tunis.
Two hundred and fifty Haracta hor emen had
OrrH suTpflsFu Wnlle MAKING ThZZid upon me
achachs, The tribe had been punished by fine
OF 5000 tr.
The VISIT OF THE KING OF THE FRENCH TO THIS
Country The French steam vessel of war Cat
man, pt Deudonne, arrived on Tuesday from
Cherbourg, aud came into harbor, with dispatches,
Of which Baron de la Ronciere Lenoury was the
bearer relative 10 the approaching visit OF the
King OF thu French TO this country. One was from
Admiral dr. Ia Susse, to Admiral SIR Charles Row
Icy, r.quesring accommodation in this harbor for
ia a q n
This port. Inc baron procet ded to London on his
arrival, and came back on "Wednesday, when the
Calman returned 10 Cherbourg. The Caiman is a
vessel of HOO tons, with an engine Ct 2t0 horse
power.
Marshal Bageaud had returned to Agiers, where
he received with great enthusiasm. Louis
Philippe sent The following letter to hint
"MY DsAR MARSHAL 1t is with lively and profound
emotion that ngrauate you the brilliant exploits
which you have just added to all those which have made
our g ilins'rons. The noble resolution you took to
6ght the battle fIsy with army disproportioned
number to that which you attacked has produced in
the minds OF our brave soldiers the sensation which
peTienced. learning II
81 have felt that this appeal to French soldiers
have rendered hem invDcble, and they Be my
organ, my dear dear Marsha ith them Tell them il IN
offer the brave army which you led goriously to VIC
tory the expression OF national gratitude and Of the ad
my dear Marshal, the Of all the sentiment
which will ever be felt toward nv your sAectonate
LOUIS PHILIPPE"
Captain Aufray, Of the Spahis, had died Of
Wounds received at the battle of lsy
The King, by an ordinance Of the 18Th inst, con-
fprred on Marshal Bugeaud, Governor. General Of
the French possessions in Algeria, the title Of
p" Duke of lsly."
FRANCE AND SARDrNA.-A letter from Turin, in
the Augsburgh Gazette, says" The treaty Of
commerce concluded between France and our
government, although ratified, may not be execu.
ted Our court had al first conn lained that the
duration OF the treaty had been diminished to two
years now II brings forward another grievance
By the terms OF the treaty OF August, 1872 fruits
imported from Sardinia into France were 10 Obtain
n dimlnurion If customs duty of 25 per cent. The
principally of Monaco, which imports 200 OOOf
worth of oranges and lemons year into France,
has proposed TO the cdblnrt of The Tuleries 10 ad-
nit into her ports French vessels free OF all dutes
provided she was allowed TO enjoy the same ad-
vanlagess ~ Sardinia This proposition was agreed
To by the Frrach government Our cabinet pre-
tends that this arrangement is prejudIcial to the
commercial Interests OF Piedmont. Notes have
been exchanged between The two governmt nis,
and ours threatens 10 regard the treaty null, it
The treaty made with Monaco be not broken off,
Spain.
Our accounts from Madrid are Of the 18th inst
Cabinet councils were frequently held, and it APP
pears that the Ministry had determined TO present
itself unmodified TO the Cortes The Gazette
publishes Ministerial order suppressiDg the extra
ordinary authority granted to The Inspectors and
CaptalnsGeneral at the period of the national
rising.
The three per cents were done at 271 at 60 DAYS
the FIVE per cents at 2OA ~ 60 davs; the floating
debt at 63 for cash, and 634 at go days; and the
coupons, al 25l for cash.
Austria.
AUSTRIAN COMMERCE.. VIENNA, Sept. THE
majority Of the great proprleiers OF this capital
proposed 10 present to His Majesty memorial
praying for the reduction Of the import duy
raw cotton The duty is form 40 kreutzers per
cent, and therefore ont OF all proportion 10 the
pf in, fttIl IF fnau
cent; and Is Is felt the more oppressive inasmuch
AS there has been an important reduction OF the
duty on cotton yarn However, In compliance
with the wish of the President OF the Court Cham
Der, the manufacturers have relinqulshed the in
tention OF presenting; and they have rrcelved the
most positive assurance that reduction at the
duty on raw cotton has been proposed by the Court
Chamber, snd will, therefore, be carried into effect
-AHgemeine Preussische Zeitung.
Markets.
LYNDON MONEY MARKhr, Sept u, PM The English
stocks have been steady 'o-day, with fair amount OF
business The Government broker still continues
bis purchases behalf Of the savings banks
to the extent Of about E5,000 daily Consols, al
though raaer ia. lat in the earl, part % o. the morning LETT on
Bank Stock L. quoted s 206 10 20e Excn' qner Bills 74s
7os prem India Stock 2s4 to 2s5; and India Bonds %
TO 81 premium.
L,vsapooL CoRr MARKET. Sept 90 We have had fair
for old whrat since tuesday at full prices cargo
II setn just arrived has been sold at s. 3D. per 20 lbs
less present duty of 20s per or Not much Irish
wheat has arrived. The farmers offsring their
sample at Warrington Wednesday, pretty freely red
81 TO 81, 0i and white at Is per 70lbs The arrivals
from anadd this to this date, consist of 1902
quarters Of wheat quarters Of 559 quarters
oi rley, 81 loads Of oatmeal, and 100 80 bbs o flour
srATE or TRADE, Liverpool The advices received
siOce last publication from all parts obroadwith which
connrxon have heen important, and generally OF
character very Satisfactory nusmuch from presep,
apI csrauc We may expect CONTINUED good export DE-.
mand Tor manufactured goods with better chance Of
munera'ion TO The shipper than for considerable time
past In he import Il ade notice improvem n
generally, and once more have TO report a very
gloomy mari ker fr cotton The from America,
reference 20 hr crop are universally In favor Of h'
yield that has been produced. that sprcus
ion has bees thought OF and manufacturers pressed
by desire 20 realise The part of holders hsv.
al. their purchases Ibis week prices III and
csssonaly ID per ID hriow the rates fortnight
-go whis, u may still be quoted remarksh she fact
,hs spnnss have taken less from this market for
consumption this year than they did during the corrts
ponding period 10 isi3
PAHis, sept l9-P The three per cents closed
the Psr. Bourse Thursday az s,f s5c the five per