The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-15
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per Cents will sooner or later be similarly paid of,
This impression further strengthened by the
favorable reception Of the announced intention of
our Government 10 pay of the Trhee-and-a- Half
per Cents, and counteracted the tendency to inn
provement which the convalescence OF the Duke de
Nemours, and the feebleness and divisions of the
produced
e The Hoods were subsiding IN Paris; but the ac-
counts from the south of France state the occur
iemce OF disasters throughout the country from the
Sunday at S2i soc " US va
eo Inc brs% Jom'mat announces that Captain Des-
losses had been summoned to Paris previous to
his departure tor Otaheiie IN the Bercea corvette
f Accounts from Stutgardt announce that the King
A OF Wuftemberg was better Letters from Goyit2
announce slight Improvement in the health Of the
c Duke a. Angoulemc From Stockholm. under date
July - we learn that the King of Sweden was
Inc thermometer (Reaumur) marked 20 degrees
, 90 OF FarhenhelD below the freezing point,
The Journal dm Hawe says;-' Persons who
have have direct intercourse with the Court of the
luilerlcs inform us that II is arranged that about
september next LOUIS Philippe shall proceed in
person, with all his Court, to England, in order to
pay a visit to Queen Victoria. The interview Will
not take place in London, but in the Isle of Wight
II seems TO be believed at the Tuileries, that after
his visit to the Isle of Wight, Louis Philippe will
persuade Queen Victoria TO make an excursion to
Paris
In almost all the principal streets of Paris. manv
OF The largest shops have been closed through the
ihapillty OF the owners to meet their engageme ns;
and IN the Palais Royal, and other places where
formerly there used TO be great competition for
the smallest shop, many ''bouiIques" are and have
been Tor long time past, closed and inlet.
| Spain.
| We have received Madrid journals of the 4th
ut The principal facts contained in them and
winch we are assured is incontestibe, is that the
marriage OF Queen Isabella to her cousin the Count
IraPani was not only pushed with vigor and adro-
ness but nearly certain The Neapolian Ambas
sador had had several interviews on the subject
with Senior Gonzales Bravo, who had expressed
his appreciation Of the project; and the Duke de
| hlvas, the Spanish Minister his way to
Naples, was said TO be stanch partisan of a ma
| trmonial union with Naples
The inscriptions and other emblems commence
ratlve OF the revolution Of the lst September 1870
had been removed from the facade of the Town
house in compliment to Queen Christina
", Inc last dispatches from General Roncali, dated
VIA tranquesa, the 10Th ult.. state that early in
the morning OF that day, the insurgents of Alicant
to the number of 300 infantry, with 60 horse, and
two pieces OF artillery, made sorte in the direc
ton of the Cruz de Piedra for the purpose OF des-
roylng the batteries in progress of construction on
that side, They were, however, bravely charged
by detachmenis OF the regiments of Savoy and
back INTO the place, with the loss of six killed and
a large number wounded The siege artillery had
not yet been landed, owing to the boisterous state
OF the sea.
The Three per Cents were done at 30 3-l6ths for
cash, and 3Ol at 60 days; the Five per Cents, at
~ at 60 days; the Coupons not to be capitalized,
| 18th of April.
| The Madrid journals and letters of the I'd inst
| dwell principally the journey of Queen Maria
| GGhfisilna, whose progress through Spain excited
deep interest, and was viewed a political event
OF great moment IN the presentssituaon of affairs.
| The many enemies TO the Cabinet predicted that
on her arrival at MadIld, NJ. Gonzales Bravo and
| his colleagues would make room for another Adj
| minls,ration; but it was affirmed with much more
certainty, that the Gazette would soon publish a
decree relnstatins in their Offices all persons ap-
pointed by her to the day she left Spain.
| A rumor prevailed in Madrid on the Sd instant,
| that the Spanish Government had on the reaulsi-
ton OF that of Lisbon, aid in the shape of cash
Portugal.
| We learn from Vienna that preparations are maxi
ing at the palace Of SchGabrun for the reception
OF the emperor Of Russia in the month of May.
IL SAID that the Kings OF Bavaria and Prussia and
the Prince Royal of Wurtembuig are also expected
~, m Russia ~ Elf1
Inc Silesian Gazette informs us that large rein
| torcements are being sent by the Russian Govern
menfo the army of the Caucasus, and that the eff
| fecve force OF Russia in that quarter will soon
| amount 10 100000 men.
Greece.
Advices from Athens, of the 10Th uli state that
hlng OHIO has had narrow escape from being
poisoned, owing TO the carelessness Of his cook,
who prepared dish in vessel in which verdigris
had been allowed to collect. The illness, howev-
ever, soon gave way TO proper remedies.
Turkey and Circassia.
According to letters from st. Petcrsburgh, seve-
raj Turkish vessels, loaded with and anniuni-
ton tor the Circassians, have been taken by the
Russian blockading force. 1t is said the Russians
have found papers in those vessels which prove that
the ottoman Government was not unacquainted
with the forwarding of the stores. The Russian
government has made very energetic representa-
ton on the lniracton of the treaty of the Darda-
nelles. The Dlvan replied very humbly, that mea-
sures would be taken to prevent the transmission
OF any waTllke stores in future.
The Augsburgh Gazette contains letter from
Constantinople, Feb. II, which states that a letter
from Adranope had been received there, an
nounclng that sudden thaw had caused a great
lnnndaiion, which had destroyed 5000 houses, and
carried away considerable quantity OF goods
The loss is estimated AT 100000 piastres.
| Letters from Beyrout, says the Presss, received
by express, bring the following important intelli-
gence Mount Lebanus is in lnsurrection. Twelve
| thousand Maronltes are under arms, and named
for their chief Francis Cczeno. The Druse chiefs,
who were az hostages at Beyrout, escaped during
the night, and returned 10 the mountain 10 make
common cause with the MaroDlies. The authori-
ties of the Porte paid attention to. The in
habltants OF the Lebanus had declared that after
having for a length of time demanded from the
Porte that the exactions Of the Turkish functional
RES should he put stop TO, they have no longer
any hope but IN arms.
Theatricais.
Sheridan Knowles was lecturng in Manchester
on the genius of Shakespeare.
Arrangements have been made with Mr.. Hullah,
by the National Society. for systematic course OF
musical instruction in all the training Institutions
OF the society.
Mons Collinet after fulfilling some engagements
IN EdlDburg and Glasgow, has lett for Paris, 10
make his arrangements for The fashionable season,
and is expected to return to London in the course
OF next week
II is said that plan is in agitation TO give Sc
RES oil Italian performances IL one OF the large
theatres in the metropolis during the ensuing sum
mer and that Rubin, Tamburn, and Madame
Viardot Garcia have been applied to on the SUBJ
ject.
Mr.. Maclean, the messenger OF the Princess's
Theatre, was to have benefit 18th March, The
bill OF fare embraces Lucia di Lamnermoor with
the whole OF The music Gone 10 Ttras IN which
Mr. and Mrs. Kelley will appear; and the new