The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-06
VERY LATE FROM EUROPE.

de erase, we have received Havre and Paris pa
from the continent, than the dates of the last
steamer.
The most important intelligence is the announc-
ment that the er- Queen Christima has made her en-
try into Spain by land This is stated in lie Globe,
of the 1h ut This is most important move
ment and may lead to another revolution in Spain,
and more fighting.
AT Havre, cotton and American staples are the
same as at the last accounts.
PARIS, March 4.-The following teegraphic des-
patch was received yesterday evening by the gov
"PERplaNAN, Feb 29.-Queen Christina arrived
yesterday evening at Figueras. She was received
with great enthusiasm, a TIE Deum was sung Her
Majesty to leave this day for Girona.'
The Chamber Of Deputies was occupied on Sutur-
day with the discussion on the report lately pre-
scented by M. Alard relative to certain petitions
| against the Notifications of Paris. The debate was
adjourned to Saturday next.
| The National and Gazette de France announce
that the subscription for presenting sword OF honor
to Admiral Dupett Thonars is opened at Their ON,
ces and at those " of all the Independent journals"
The maximum of each subscription is limited to %
centlmes.
Rear Admiral Leray, who returned to Toulon, on
the 26th ult. from the Levant station, is arrived N
Paris. The IouiOnnais states that his flag is to be
shifted to the Andromede frigalc
We have already announced that regular and
direct service of Posl-oiice packets was to be es-
tabshed between Marseilles, Malta, and Alexan-
drIa. The Director. General Of the Post-otilce has
Just issued formal notice OF the fact. and stating
that there TO be four steamers, VIZ: PEgyptus,
rOsiris, lie Caire, and l'Aexdndrle, each OF 22O
horse power The first packet starts this day from
Marseies, and there will be one from, the same
port on the 4th OF every month. 1T VIII toucn al
| Ale thaT and Of AlnX
| 18th The voyage homewards will be effected In
the same time The packet will leave AleXan-
dric on the 20lh OF each month, touch at Malta on
the oath, and arrive at Marseiles on the 18th. AT
Malta these packets will exchange letters and pas
sengers with the line of packets of the Levant
| We have received a file of the Monitew Algelen
to the oath ult. inclusvely. They contain accounts
of the setting out of the spring expedition under the
command of the Duke d'Aumae, and of some
razzias on hostile tribes, which were effected with
out loss of life on the part OF the French
The mail from Bayonne arrived yesterday IN
Paris without the Madrid journals, but the cause OF
the omission is not stated. lis it revolution y
A Madrid letter of the Gath states that the wife
OF Bonet, the head of the nsurrection at Aicant,
who resided at Terue, has been arrested, and
| thrown into dungeon.
The Universal German Gazette states from Bonn,
in Prussia, that address of congraulatlon to
| Mr. O'Connell is getting up in several towns of
Germany, and that the lists OF names are to be
sent to Professor Walter of Bonn, to be forwarded
by him to Mr.. O'Connell.
The bill presented by the Minister of Finances
of the Netherlands having for its object the terml
nation of he financial Crisis In that country, and
which has been under discussion for more than
three weeks in the Second Chamber of the States
General, was passed on the 10Th ult by majority
of 81 to 81. 1t appears, however, by letter rom
the Hague, that the bill meets with great opposition
from the monied interests.
We read IN letter from Berlin, Feb 25:-" The
house which Baron Alexander de Humboldt occu-
pies at Berlin and to which IS attached large gar
den filled with rare exotlcs, planted by M de Hum
boldt, was sold TO M Roeniger, merchant, who
Immediately gave notice to the tenant to quit. This
fact having come to the knowledge of M Joseph
Mendelssohn, the banker, who learned at thessame
time that M. de Humboldt would quit it wi great
regret, he repurchased the property from nj. Roeni
ger and wrote to Baron de Humboldt to say that
it would remain at his service as long as he pleased
The Seine has overlooked a great part OF the
country between st. Cloud and Suresne. In one
place the water appears like vast lake, and covers
an extent of three quarters OF league.
The road from the Barriere de PEtolle to Neuily,
and that called the Chemin de la Rcvolle, are, we
understand, about to be lighted with gas.
| M. Gay Lussac is to open his gratuitous course
of lectures on chemistry, in the Rue du Jardln des
Pantes, March OH, at eight IN the morning, and
will continue them, at the same hour Oh Saturdays
and Tuesdays following.
The official list Of medical men and midwives Of
the department of the Seine has Just been pub
lished, in conformity with the law OF the 18th Ven
tose. 1t is as follows:-Docteurs EN- medicine,
IO4S; docteurs en- chirurgie, n officers dr. santc,
1853; midwives, 53l.
We read in the Courier Franeais-
'The Ministry, filled with confidence by its 233
votes upon the last ballot, and wishing to take adj
vantage of the favorable disposition OF the Cham.
Der, will, it is said, apply this week tor grant OF
600 OOOfr for secret service money: The Cabinet
is completely treasured, and its leaders guarantee
it continued existence for several years. 1t cam
not doubt OF an increasing majority on all ques-
tons, after having such an inexplIcabe and unex-
pected majority on a question, IN which the honor
of our flag and the dignity OF the nation was IN
voyed."
eft IS reported" says the Courier Francats,
''that the Government is about TO send out M.
Agenor de Gasparln as the Kings Commissioner TO
Queen Pomare OF Tahiti"
The Prcsse says, and we concur in its observa-
tons:
"The directors of the Bank of France said TO
be engaged in considering the expediency OF is
suing notes of 250fr. The bill for authorisng this
step will certainly be favoraby received. Notes to
this small amount are already issued from the
branch banks, and their utility in the grand me-
ropolis of business is incOntestIDe. II Is difficult,
therefore, to imagine any grounds for opposition 10
granting this accommodation to Paris, where, be-
yond all other places, it must be truly serviceabe
At the same time, il is evident that the circulation
of notes for 25Oir. can be of no advantage to the
bank itself, and that the public alone will gain by
its
The Pharc of Bayonne, Of Friday, attributes the
non arrival there on that day Of the mail from
. Madrid to the state or the roads IN the Pyrences
which, 1t says, We're IN many places blocked up by
snow.
The Monitem states, from Stockholm, Goth ut.
that the King of Sweden was in degree better
but not out of danger. His Majesty suffered les:
I pain, but was growing weaker.
Russia.
A letter from st. Peersburgh of the Goth ult., in
the, Berh" Gazette contains the following =
GO The chief of the frontier district klachta
has reported that at Macmgdschn, few werst'
distant from Kiachta the local Chinese authorities
discovered two Chinese who were smoking opium
I which they said had been supplied by Russians
!, The Chinese chiefs Immediately opened negotla
tons with the Russian authorities on the frontier
and the Emperor of Russia having been informed
of the fact, has ordered that the Ukase, published
r in 1871 against the sale of opium to the Chinese
shall be scrupulously enforced. and that all per
sons who may violate it shall be tried by Cour
Martial" The same journal states that the lnha
bitants of Poland now free to establish their re
sdence in Russia taking out passports, am
r choosing for themselves within delay OF min