The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-07

That gracious Queen. assisted by the councils Of
Irish Parliament and Of Ministers who shall posssss it,
conadencs may soon witness the prosperity and content
that happy sight the fsrven pray ofths undersigned
Who with all he respect which due TO their Sovereign,
subscribe themselves your Msestys loyal and attached
subjects.n
Answer OF the Queen.
The following is her Msjesy's answer =.
thank you for your renewed assurances OF
loyalty to my person and crown. have an.
bounced to you my fixed determination TO uphold
the law, and TO respect The decisions OF my courts,
10 which the administration of justice is confided.
II errors have occurred In the proceedings OF the
courts, they open to review, and will be rectlf.
ed by the supreme tribunal of appeal. The faithful
execution Of the law is regarded by as the surest
safeguard of the rights and liberties OF my people"
IMPRISONMENT OF O'CoNNKLL.-A requistion is
in the course OF signature, addressed to the Earl OF
| Shrewsbury, soliciting his lsrdsbip to take the
chair at meeting Of the Roman Catholics of the
metropolis, 10 be holden at as early day as will
suit the convenience OF the noble earl, for the pur
pose of expressing the sympathy OF that body for
MIR. O'Connell and the other State prisoners.
i France.
| Nothing official has transpired TO confirm the
report that the government has received informa-
ton of the disavowal, by the Emperor Of Morocco,
of the conduct of his general; but il thought that
the next arrival from Algers will announce this
fact positively. An ultimatum has been sent to
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able, hostilties WILL OF course be resored to. The
general opinion, however, is that every thing will
be arranged satisfactorily, far the Emperor Of
/ Morocco is concerned.
We are TO have concert monstre at the "Palais
de 'lndustrie, in the Champs Elysees, towards the
end of next month. This is a speculation of NJ
Berlioz and M. Strauss Nearly 800 performers,
instrumental and vocal, are engaged; and the ex-
penses Of each days performance (there are to be
two) will not be much less than 20, coo francs; for
the performers, even OF minor order, are to
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now one OF the most celebrated volinists of the
day, although he is only II years OF age, has been
engaged for the occasion. M. Berlioz has given to
his performance the pompous name Of Festival
dc plndustrie." The use Of the building is offered
to him gratutously
Mr.. Rsley and his two sons, who have been so
on Saturday at the Porte St. Martin Theatre. The
manager, recollecting the infamous treatment OF
the English company many years ago at this thea
tire, had taken care 10 make 1t known in every pos
but an American; but the audience generally
seemed to think that he was English, and when
he first came on the stage ne had a most chilling
reception. The very first display OF his powers,
however, thawed the ice, and IN less than two
minutes nobody thought about his nationality
The applause was enthusiastic in every part of the
When the a curtain had asn Mr. Rse e sad his
interesting children were loudly called for, and on
their temperance the stage covered with bou
quets, which were thrown from the boxes.
parture of the Prince de Jonvillc for Toulon at
| five o'clock that morning.
| The Courier Francais asserts that the French
Cabinet was on the point of undergoing medf-
cation M. Duchatel had agreed to replace M
Lacave Lapagns in the Department of Finance
NJ. Dumon would be removed TO the Ministry OF
| by M. vtet; and M. de Montalivet would be ap
pointed Minister of the Interior. M. Martin du
| Nord and NJ Lacave Laplagne, the two retiring
members OF the Cabinet, would be named, the for
Of Cessation, and the other Attorney General IN
| the Court OF Accounts
Spain.
Wehave received the Madrid journals of the 18th.
The financial question still exctes great uneasiness,
and reports were current OF an intention to dissolve
the Cortes. The Eco del Concrete asserts that the
people still under the empire of the sword, and
that daily violations take place of the liberty Of the
| subject
Our accounts from Madrid of the 18th instant
state that the residence of the Queen at Barcelona
being likely to last longer than was expected, two
of the Ministers would probably join the Court in
mencement OF hostilities between France and Mo-
rocco had created great sensation in Madrid.
The Heraldo calls on the Governmental take ad-
vantage of that circumstance to have revenge for
the murder Of her Consul by the Moors
The CdsclLan0 expresses a similar opinion, and
declares that Spain, whether in conjunction with
France, or left to her own resources should uphold
the honour and dignity of the Spanish people. The
Tempo contradicts the report OF the retreat of M
| Mon, the Minister of Finance. The dividend in
the Three per Gents Stock, due on the lst of July
ments are to take place Immediately in Madrid
and London.
The 8 per cents were rdone at q PSI for cash,
and 27h at GO days; the per cents at 20t at 80
days the floating debt at As at so days. and the
debt without interest at 81 at 40 days, with prem
| Our advlces from Barcelona of the 18th instant,
| announce that Fuad Efendi, the Envoy Of the
Porte, presented his credentials to the Queen on
the llth. Some alarm prevailed among the Cata-
lonan manufacturers at the prospect of reduction
in the tariff duties, which would seriously affect
their interests. The French Minister, it appears,
was urging the Spanish Government to adopt that
measure, and the latter was said to be disposed to
| do so. On the 10th the Minister of England had a
long interview with the Marquis de Viluma, which
was supposed to have had reference to the same
question.
| BERLIN, June 12-The latest accounts from Sile.
| sa announce that some excuses took place in ALI
Friedland, which seems to be connected with those
committed on the 4th at Peterswalden, Sc yeral
| bands Of natives in Alt Friedland having, on the
mandatory destroyed at Peterswalden, and plum
dered the stock ofgoods and money. The measures
| taken by the police prevented, however, any fur
Their excuses, without the aid of the military.
We learn from Warsaw, June 9, that the
| return of Prince Paskewitsch, which took place
only week ago, has been SO long delayed
by the military arrangements which are rendered
necessary Ny tie Stdtc VI PROVINCES Vi
Turkey. How long will the Wondering edifice be
prevented from falling by props aud buttresses from
| without We have letters from the Lower Danube,
just week old, lying before US, which give detail
ed accounts of the dissolution of all social ties
The Porte is wholly incapable OF stopping by de-
csive blow the rightful excuses OF the Albanians
| and the whole country from Uscup to the Servian
frontiers is said to be scene of the most dreadful
devastation.
The accounts from Warsaw say that several emf
grants have been pardoned by the Emperor, through
the mediation OF Prince Paskewitsch.
In consequence Of the promising appearance of
the crops the prices of all kinds Of corn have fallen
considerably, except that of wheat, for which there
is pretty brisk demand
The Jews, who always find ways and means to
attain their ends, have succeeded in obtaining for