The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-19

| pute between the Sandman Government and the
Bey of Tunis:-"The King of Sardinia is preparing
an expedition against Tuns, the Bey having vio,
lated the treaties which bound him, and refused
that reparation which the laws OF nations require
for every such infraction The French Ministry, it
is said, has offered its mediation, which the Cab,
net of Turin has refused. We canwell comprehend
this refusal The King Charles Albert cares little,
no doubt, to come under an obligation to the Go
yernment OF July in affair which ne is able to
bring to satisfactory S pos wmoa s5
inclined to oppose the reprisals which the King is
Justly entitled to make. 1t remembers the expe-
ditlon against Aglers, and is afraid that another
power may in its turn get footing in the States OF
Barbary. The goletta is sufficiently fortified to
defend Tuns that side; but the city itself has
only double circle of weak walls, supported by a
few old Notifications, inadequate TO resist serious
attack from an European army. The resistance OF
the Bey may not be followed by the fall OF the Co
vernment and conquest of the country, as at Al
giers; because Sardinia is not France, and is I'M
other powers, who would inierpose to prevent a
subJugatlon; but this resistance would end in ca
piulanon, founded on a complete redress OF the
| grievances of Sardinia, with an ample indemnify.
| rare opportunities for winning glory which small
warlke state never fails to seize; and we repeat
that King Charles Albert, if Sid Achmet drives
him to 1t, will not let pass this opportunity"
! Syria.
We read in a letter from Beyrout of the 18th ult
" The ex-Pacha Of Jerusalem, Reschd, who was
deprived OF his office for having insulted the French
flag, has just arrived here to take shipping tor Con-
santinople He is accompanied by the four per-
sons who were most active in exciting the popu-
lace to attack the house of the Consul; On enter
| ing Jafia he was received by the Turkish authOri-
| ties and the people with great ceremony. The
guns OF the fort were fred; all the principal per-
sonages OF the town went To visit hun, and loaded
HIM with compliments AT Beyrout, however, his
treatment was very different. The guns remained
silent; Assad Pacha did not go out of his palace
to meet the late Governor of Jerusalem; the other
| Turkish authorities initiated his example, and the
| population, with the exception of very few be-
| levers, sworn enemies to the Christians, remained
perfectly unmoved Reschid, excessively annoy
ed at this want OF respect for his rank and title,
him with the anger of the Grand Visir soon as
he should have arrived at Constantnople and made
known his conduct. Assad Pacha made the best
excuses he able. He had, in fact only obey
ed the inJunctlons of the French Consul, as he has
done before on many occasions, and at the same
time thought It right to protest with energy against
| the demonstrations which were calculated to humi-
late that functlonary before the pride of the Turk
| The Consul, M. Bouree has proved himself to be
man of ability and frmness, and this has made
the spite of Reschid Pacha still more inveterate
| All the Europeans went to congratulate the Con-
| LONDON MONEY MARKET. March 10, o'cock-The
market for the English Stocks continues quiet and prices
the same as yesterday. Consols 9s2a3. The Commission
for the Sinking Fund have taken Consols at 9st New
81 have been quiet lO2iaa East India stock has been
specially transferred, for money the high price of
Bank Stock account 1875 Exchequer Bills 7Oa7l pm
Thr ann market Elves 5aa and New
little, being 463a47a Mexican dull at 35la36 Colon
bian AT Belgian fiat at lo4 and Dutch .! b1oyant at
57a57 The preparation for the settlement Of the Ac
count in Shares make them rather heavy after the recent
advance.
Four o'clock -Consols for Account closed at 9st
HAvnE MARKET March of Cotton for the week
were 1903 bales The stock is 1 bales against
900 this time last year The demand is inactive only
the most pressing orders for consumption executed
There is decline Of centjmes News by the Hbsr.
MIA has reached In rice 100 teces have been sold at
% 24 Prices are maintained although there are but
few purchasers Buyers awaiting decline in whale
bone Ashes inactive only 25 bbls sodlst sort SO
s7a There is demand for lead sales above "a 50.
| PARIS STocK EXCHANGE March ia, "a o'clock.-The
| market animated to day number of sales took
place by Spectators in order realise their profits For
Nsaa ARE nave dayaaced oo
New Belgian, Spanish, Hayti and Roman remain
red For the end Of the month, Elves have declined soc
Threes are unchanged
The ABORTION CASE that has been before the
Coroner for the past several days, was brought to
close this morning at half past three o'clock, by
discharging Madame Restell, and returning YER
dicl against Mrs. Bird and her alleged son.
| STEAMSHIP GREAT WESTERN. learn that the
passenger books of this favorite steamer is rapidly
| filling up with names. There are already forty
five berths engaged and not sixty or seventy, as
has been stated. Before she arrives, however, a
hundred names will be g booked" Those who
have taken passage are mostly importers gong to
Europe to purchase goods.
Those Splendid Articles belonging to Mad
sutton,
| LEAVING FOR EUROPE,
| Can be at Gilpn's Reading Room, in the En-.
change. All persons who intend to subscribe.
quested to enter their the books ofhe
Committee Collector the list which filling up
will be taken from the Books when complete SO that
those whose names not entered on the Books must
necessarily be excluded.
The articles most costly and rare comprising -
lst A LARGE AND SPLENDID PAINTING IN OMs brought
! from Rome-The Artists Studio.