The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-09-17

NOUN the zaln Oh august and Usnant the Ntn, we
have advices one day later from London.
The Victoria brings SIS cabin passengers, among
whom we notice the names of the Hon. II. w.
Hilliard, late charge d'afiares to Belgium, and
family Robt. Owen; Henry Phillips. the ceebra-
ted vocalist, and II. G. haywood.
The Queen was rapidly recovering aid the royal
babies were enjoying perfect health.
There 10 no change in the Money Market.
France.
The Constitutional states that active prepara-
tons were making In Paris tor the intended Jour
ney OF King Louls Philippe TO England. M. de
Montalivet, the attendant OF the Civil List, was
said 10 have drawn SUN OF S,OO0, OOOf. out OF the
Calsse des Consgnations TO deiray the expenses Of
that visit The Revue de Paris, on the contrary,
mentions the departure OF M de Montalvet for his
estate OF La Grange, In Berry, where he was TO
remain month; bat" adds the Reune, /" it Is
not improbable that his absence will be abridged
The most striking article ct intelligence to be
found in the papers is the following Royal Ordi-
nance, published in the Montteur:-
On the report Of Keeper Of the Seals and Minister
Secretary Of state Of the Department Of Justice and
clesiastical Affairs, we have decreed o. follows:-
Art l. The ID interim administration Of the War De.
Colonies by ordinance Of the nth inst ceases
this day. and the Marshal Duke of Dalmatia win re-
fart D. Our Keeper Of The seals Mini ter Secretary
Of State Of Justice and Ecclesiastical Affairs is charged
with the execution ,Sa o. the
ls44. rifrs Louis PHILIPPE"
The Journal des D<bats announces-"That the
Government of the Grand Duchy OF Hesse Cassel
has negotiated with three banking houses Of Frank
fort on-the Maine-thOse OF Bethman, Brothers, ].
N Fay Co, land Philip Nicholas Schmidt-a loan
of 700 900 forns, the produce OF which is inten-
ded tor the establishment Of railroad from Casse
to Frankfort on-the- Maine. This loan, which will
bear per cent interest," has been contracted at par
Char leon nd .fa pCdu ho AZ 1o.A
curity for the capital and interest of tue loan''
The postscript Of the Paris letter of the Times
states, that was suspected that the arrival Of Mar
shal Soult in town was attributable to other mat
tiers than the dissolution OF the Polytechnic school
Considerable alarm was felt tor the stability of the
Ministry, but the correspondent had not been able
to trace 1t to an authentic source.
Spain.
The Queen left Barcelona on the 18th INST, and
will arrive here on the 22d. The decree issued
property has caused as much surprise as censure,
and has created considerable anxiety as to the in
tcntons Of the government
Madrid remains Sulssia if we EXCEPT some partial
the National Guards The former are embodened
by the reports lndusriously circulated OF political
reaction, and some men have been wounded on
both sides. The garrison was under arms last
night. A shell was, it was said, TO have been ex-
ploded as a signal tor the commencement of an
Instruction, and an evening paper gravey adds
that man was arrested, bearer Ot an immense tin
shell, filled with dangerous projectiles. This man
course, ii the General is obnoxious TO the powers
that be, he will be placed under arrest, kept IN
close solitary confinement tor q week or two, and
then, like M. Cordero and others, liberated with
the assurance that there has been some mistake.
The preparations for the elections are proceeding,
but the ExaltadOs will not vote. The struggle viii
be between the Moderados and Carlists, but the
former, as now in the enjoyment OF power, will
have majority In the present state OF this coun-
try the government can always secure the cleo
tons in their favor, with little activity
The sale OF the unsOld property Is suspended, but
every guarantee is to be given TO The actual posses
sors OF property once belonging to the clergy that
they are not to be disturbed In the enjoyment Of
that property and It's produce, nor their ac-
whatever.
! he following is the text of the decree.-
"ConsideriDg the reasons submitted to by the mi.
mister Of finance and having consulted my council Of mi
nisters, have decreed-
Art The sale Of the property of the secular clergy
and monss.ic orders . nspendsd until the government
a. may DO considered most advisable.
~ The revenues Of the said property will be applied
80 The minister Of finance is charged with the execu-
ton Of the present decree in all its parts.
"Givsn At Barcelona, on the as'h OF July, 1874.
"ALEJANDRo MON.
Minister Of Finance"
Inc puOncation OF THIS decree ha0 produced an
untavOrable sensation, and was considered to be a
first step taken In the reactionary career into which
the Camarilla was forcing the Government. The
funds had fallen IN consequence, the Three per
the Five per Cents, at 2Ot at 60 days, with pre-.
The Wales non-consolidated, at 81 at 90 days
The Gibraltar Chronicle announces that Mr..
Drunmond Hay arrived there on the 9th In the
vesuvius. When she left Tangier, on the 9Th, the
population was recovering from the panic produ-
ced by the bombardment, and the Moors were ma
King preparations to repel any new attack OF the
French. The communications between Gibraltar
and Tangiers were re-establlshed.
Lo.poN MorEr MAnIEr. Aug. 81, P.M-The English
securities have not fuctuated much to-day and the
ket considering the aspect Of affairs connection with
Frsnce has been steady The jobbers are not now
sorbed N great degrees the supply
by the late large sales effected behalf OF certain public
compsnes Consois fer money and the account left of
Government booker took $4,000 for the Friendly socie
ties" Bank stock closed 1881 1921 Three per Cents
to ioa New Three per Cents lOI to Il Long
AnnuKes. is} India Stock $50 to asa; India Bonds %
to 90 prem; and Exchequer Bills, Tia to 7ss. prem
Iu the foreign house business has been limited and
prices show no particular variation. Spanish Five per
Gent: .:re finally quoted the Three per Cents
Msxean Ssi to the Deferred ls Il Dutch Two-and
Half per Cents 81 to II the Five per Cents 1901 to
Danish, $50 to SGT; Columbian, l3i to Chlan los to
los; Busno, Ayrs. 81 to 3d. Brszla1 ss} to SAL and
Belgian, l024 to 1881.
Gowns AUTHErrIaus.-PARIs Aug. 2O,-Five per csnis,
1927 soc 65c 60c 60c 76c SOC, 1877 $50 90o 2O 0 l5c
-Four per Cents lost Three per Cents sof Ioc ssf 7o
3Oo5f 30Oo 3O02f Soc 0e6 Rente de- Naples or SOC
4oc; Romans 1891 Beigsn Five per Cents. 1884, 1881
Belgian Five per Cents, lS40 l03l Belgian Bank 650
Exchange on London, one month, money, 25f l2lc !;
three months paper. 25f sSc money, 2bf s5c.
BoussE, Aug 20, HalEpast o'clock, PM-Last prices
Five per Cents. l20f 20c; Three per Cents col 4oc
Rcnte de Naples, OH ooc Belgian Five per Cents Isio
los3
Marine Court.
Before Judge Smith
6EPI. 16-John Collins W. John d. Spddev, Michael
Gofney and Thos j. Fisber.-This an action to
yer Of Spsdcr chairman, Carney % treasurer and
Fisher a. Secretary ofthe Fourteenth Wsrd Democratic
Committee tor the Of rooms occupied BY the Commit
tee for the yesr 1919 The plaintiffs nssing that the de-