The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-19

de Wasa, confirms ms posltion, ana IL VIII
Russia married one Of his daughters to Prince
Frederick of Hesse, heir presumptive TO the crown
of Denmark. For the present, the death of King
affairs Of ihr north Of Europe perhaps the internal
government OF Sweden will feel the effects OF II,
and the Opposition will increase Its accusations
AS far as foreign countries are concerned, Prince
Oscar would ascend the throne without opposition
1t remains to be what re. ult will attend the
idea of scandinavian Union which world bind
together Sweden, Norway, and Denmark, pro,
ject which Is in advance OF the present time, and
which, like all other extensive ideas, appears al
present under very confused FORM"
letter from Constantnople Of the 23d ult, IN
the France, contains the following
1.-THE same fanaticism and dislike to the Chris
tians continue to manifest themselves here: The
coffin of Boghos-Bey, the Pacha's Prime Minister,
has been hooted by the crowd because he was an
Armenian. On the day OF his funeral the various
Consuis proceeded to his residence, but found thai
Turkish authorities had made the religion Of the de-
ceased pretextfor not attending The death OF TINS
Minister is an event OF some Importance to Egypt,as
he was Justly deemed remarkable tor his talents rs
financier He was the oldest OF the Pacha 8 OLD
GERS having been35 years in his service. HIS deaih
has proved that he was disnerested in his efforts to
improve the condition OF the country, as ne dird
without leaving any property behind. II IS onIy
right TO state, when Mehemet Ali heard OF the IN,
suit offered to his old servants remains, ne ordered
most striking reparatiOn. Two battallons, with
their bands playing, and all the authorities, were
directed to proceed TO the tomb OF the deceased,
and there perform the satancic Ga kind OF coInpli
mentary saiute.) A distribution OF provisions TO
The poor also ordered in honor OF the occasion,
and the Armenia Church, which the deceased had
established be kept up and the priests paid from
the money of the State. The Pacha also wrote
very severe letter the authorities for presumlns
to show any disrcspect to the deceased"
The following from Pera, 18th uit, we Ind In the
ssThe difference with the English embassy,
arising out OF the too unceremonlous dismissal OF
Admiral Walker, has been settled upon the ioI'
lowing terms. The offensive notification OF Ad-
mral HALL Pacha is to be retracted (rather bit
ter pill Dand the Porte Is to send direct to Slr
Stratford Canning a more honorable dismissal,
founded on plausible motives. For some days
change in the ministry has been talked OF as pro-
bable. Rifaat Pacha, Hall Pacha, and even the
Grand Vizier are named as likely to be replaced.
o Greece.
The Courier Francois contains letter from
al Assembly, on the 18th, entered upon the discus
sion of the Constitution, as drawn up by the COM
mttee Three sittings were devoted to the
consideration of the first two articles, which re-
constitutional charter. They were both adopted with
very trihing amendments They declare that the pre-
dominant religion OF Greece is that of the Eastern
Church Of Chrisi-that all other established rell-
protected by the laws .Proseyism, and every
other Intervention against the predominant
church, are forbidden. The Orthodox Greek
Church is declared to stand alone. and Is
emily Of every other church, being at the same time
governed by synod of bishops. The Minister OF
Public Worship, M. Michel Shinas, maintained
with great zeal proposal for placing the national
church of Greece under the dependence of the Pa
triarch of Constantlnople, who is known to be de-
voted to Russia but the national party, represent
ed by Messrs: Coletti and Mavrocordato, ultimately
prevailed. The part of the constitution relating TO
Tho ArAn NJ tn fhAy has
modified by the addition of an article, which de-
clares that, in default of male descendants females
may ascend the throne. This article, however.
will apply to king OthO's children only"
PARIS SrocK EXCHANGE Feb s-The market ra-
Their animated to-day. For cash. Elves remain UNMARRIED
rhrees have advanced doc; Belgian Fives New Belgian
Roman, and Hsyt, unchanged Portuguese has dc
clined Spanish Neapolitan For the end of the
month, Elves have advanced loo; Threes l5c.
HAvRE CorToN MARKET, Feb. 9-On the sth the de-
mand was more active and 1903 bales Sold and prices
have slightly improved.
SALEs-30 bales Georgia. 81 20 do FIordas, 10.
SIX Days LATER FROM MExlco.-The packet
Eugenia, Captain Biscoe, arrived on Monday morn
ing from Vera Cruz to the 9th ult.
She brings $4,000 in specie, but no news We
have GEL Censor de Vera Cruz" to the day of sail
ing, but one might as well try to find needle IN
! hay stack as to find bit Of news in them, while
sent.
These papers, however, can say what they please
OF other nations and they are therefore filled with
| diatribes on the Texas annexation, &c.
THE SHAMROCK BENEVOLENT SOCIETY assembled
at their head quarters, 81 Spring street, yesterday
| 8 o'clock A. NJ, and formed procession in homo
| of Ireland's Patron Saint line of march wa
formed at "a Spring street, down Centre to Cham
Der, round the Park, up Chatham to East Broadway
to Grand, thence to Wiet, through Willet to Hous
ton, thence to the Bowery, up the Bowery to Unior
Square, down Broadway to Spring, up Spring
to Head Quarters. George M'Donnes celebrated
Emerald Brass Band was engaged for the occasion
and played several enlivenng airs after which the,
dined together in the evening
| TRIAL OF PETER REIKRsEN, THE DANE.-Th
trial of this " nice young man." for obtaining mo
ney by false pretences, from Captain Joseph Ellis
| of Brooklyn, has been set down for Wednesday il
| the General Sessions. The recent decisions in tn
| cases of Burke and Case, before this Court, in ia
vor of admitting testimony of other transactions, Il
show the quo animo will call forth a most interest
| ing expose from those persons who assembled q
Cafe Tortini in lS43.
OVER IHA ATLANTIC CoURsE.-The Montezum,
Lowber, for Liverpool, and Zurick, Johnson, it
Havre, started yesterday on their race over the A
lantic. Neptune is umpire, and will decide fair
between the two Both are built alike, on tn
same model, and by the same builder. The "
rich was never before at sea. She may, therefore
be little fearful at first.
NAVIGATION ON THE HUDsoN.-The river mu
now be open to Albany. All over the countr
navigation is opening and boats beginning the
summer operation.
SPRING RAcEs.-The Spring meeting over I'll
Long Island course will come off on the first Tue
day of May A purse Of $500, two mile heats fl
four year ODDS, with an inside stake of $500, ha
forfeit, will be contested Entries to close on II
LIST of April; one subscriber already entered.