The New York herald., 1845-07-04

dicates triumph of the Liberal over the Catholic
party.
The Monise,u announces that the Duke dAumale
had been appointed, by Royal decision OF the 18th
ut, Commander-in-Chief Of the camp Of the Gil
ronde. Generals Talandier and Perrot are to COM
pare the brigade Of cavalry Marshai an sons was
preparing to leave Paris for his estate of Soultbcrp
when;e he would visit the camp Of Bordeaux.
The Constitutional states that the appointment of
Real Admiral de Moges to the command Of the
French naval station on the western coast of Africa
experienced some opposition, and that that mission
wonld probably devolve upon M Montagnies La
rogue.
CoURs AUTHENTIoUE-PARrs, June l6.-Five per
ssa's sf &c. 1s' 'A ''' ''' infes per 'en'' on '0'
Orders have been received at Toulon for immedl-
atey equpping three ships of the line tor the coast
OF Morocco
MADRID Jun. lo-Wgs Wsg.,~: a1s as usual in verv ex
cited state in this capital; but have little news to
communicate The brutal arrest of the editors of a
newspaper, the Clamor Pubico, has excited univer-
sal Indignation. For publishing an article unpalata-
bic to the military dictator who rules this country
they were dragged from their homes, thrust into
miserable dungeon, and subsequently removed, un-
der strong escort, from the captal--no trial-no
accusation, even In legal form-nothing but brute
force!
The Queen is al Barcelona. Most Of the foreign
ambassadors, however, remain In this city, and
among them, the American Minister. MIR. Buwer,
the English Minister is on leave of absence.
MA new treaty has been signed between Spain and
Morocco bat its provisions are not important your
readers. 1t was negotiated and is signed on behalf
OF Spain by Mr.. Drummond Hay, the English Con-
sui in Morocco.
It has been reported that Espartero had declared
that he would again take arms If II be intended to
marry the Queen to the son OF Don Carlos.
The young Queen is by no means handsome, and,
for so young lady, is remarkably stout. Her mo-
ther has been very pretty, and Is still what called
fine woman She appears to be doatingly fond of
her plebeian husband M. Munoz, thanks to her,
duke and grandee of Spain
A bull fight, which took place on the 9th, was one
OF the finest of the season; "a horses were killed on
the occasion. Another affair OF the same kind Is to
off shortly, for the especial qualification Of the
dplomatics body and, amongst them, Mr.. Living
ston. Secretary to the American Legation
We have received Madrid papers of the Ilth inst
The excitement created by the abdication Of Don
Carlos continued to increase, and the hopes Of the
Carlists to see themselves reinstaed IN power are
raised to the highest pitch. AT the same time the
people generally have declared themselves most un-
equivocaly opposed TO the Carlist connexlon; and
strong does the feeling appear TO be, both among
the public and In the press, that revolution would
be the inevitable consequences OF any attempt on
the part of the government to enforce it, and it is
probable the government will find itself forced to
bow to public opinion. No official declaration has,
however, yet been made on the part Of the govern
ment, which Is evidently waiting the course OF
| events.
The dates from Lisbon are to the 10th OF June.
The Queen and royal family were at Clntra. The
elections are to take place the l4th OF August and
are expected to be favorable to the ministers.
Costa Cabral will not resume the duties of his OF.
waters at Caldas. Meanwhile, his brother, Silva
Cabral, continues to act for him Minister of the
Home Department There is no further talk of the
expected change In the Marine Department.
In consequence of the loud complaints made on
every side against the decree of the 18th September
last, establishing the new sanitary code, the Govern
ment have appointed committee TO revise and alter
Madeira.
The operation Of the new sanitary code has been
suspended at the island of Madeira, in considera-
tion, the order staes of that island being fire.
9uently touched at by vessels proceeding from
Europe to different parts of the globe-a crcum-
stance which renders the strict enforcement OF those
regulations extremely lncOnvenlent there.
The last accounts from Madeira repre- sent it as
suffering greatly from the depressed state of its
commerce. The treaty with the United States OF
America, from which SO much was expected, has
not led to any increase in the expectation of wine
the staple produce of that island. DR.. kalley is still
there, and has not met with any further moestatlon
AT the instance of the new bishop the Governor has
{ issued an order against working on Sundays and
holidays.
letter dated Athens, May 30 states that Stratos,
the commandant of the troops on the frontiers OF
Western Greece, accompanied by his brother, has
been attacked and wounded by night by General
Glrvas, assisted by two amnestled brigands The
letter states that they first assailed by the bro
theirs Statos. The king has ordered commission
to investigate the affair
The Minister of Finance has produced his budget
for the year lSi5 The income is estimated at l3,-
100000 drachmas, and tha expenditure at ii ,55OOOO
The loan does not appear In the budget OF expenses.
| Turkey.
Accounts from Constantinople, of the 2lst ut,
state that the cousutons OF the deputies convoked
by the Sultan, have ended In promise that for the
future, the taxes should be raised only al the har
vest. The consuls of the five powers, at Beyrout,
had addressed strong remonstrance to the Sultan,
relative to the state of anarchy into which Mount
Lebanon was thrown, and which ought they say, to
be promptly put down by the presence OF an impos-
ing force.
Aal Efendi late Ambassador in London, has
been appointed a member OF the Supreme Council
Of Constantnople.
Essad Pacha, the recently removed governor Of
Saida, has been ordered to repair to Brusa.
1t is said that the British claims meet with more
difficulties in the adjustment and settlement than
were anticipated
The state Of Syria and Palestine is deplorable. A
civil war (and one OF exterminaton) relgns IN the
Mountain between the Druscs and the Christians
The horrors perpetraed arc dreadful. On every
side the sounds of battle heard, and nothing is
seen but fire and fame-houses, villages, churches,
and converts becoming reciprocally prey to the
flames.
A letter from Alexandra, dated May 26 says
"There has been but little doing in commercial mat
ters for the last fortnight Some cotton is moving
off for the English market and one house pur-
chased lot so high 81 dolls. per canar C95 lb)
Flax and fax seed are becoming scarce, and until
August, when the new crop comes forward, any adj
dton of consequence to the latter article can scarce
" be expected.
English shipping continue in request, and the sup
ply is still unequal to the demand.
The exchange on 80 day bills may be quoted as
under On London, 975; Marseilles, 526 5.2s;
Trieste, 1901 Leghorn, I23A Malta, 30
Stocks of merchandise in the government ware
houses in Alexandria-New corn, 9,2l5 ardebs;
new BEANS 7l72 ardebs; barley, 1863 ardebs; peas.
lO7 ardebs linseed, 2,672 ardebs; seasame seed.
4,O64 ardebs; new cotton, $3.50 cantars; old cot
ton, 1885 cantars.
Algiers.
The Akhbar OF Algiers states that on the I'd inst.
| Marshal Rugeand had an engagement with the