The New York herald., 1845-12-06

tn classes which hoYy hhsrto kept ss from the charge
OF neg lscting their immsdiats occupations com.
plants heard that wholesale houses have sxpssnc
ed difcultss in the collection Of their accounts and
impression prevails that the evil 10 spreading The
OF prosperity which the country has recently attained
Il thus threatened with interruption from In
undertakings the gradual dsveopsmsnt Of which,
DIR proper Limits would have much addod to the &C.
nsrsl welfare TO prevent the bad oonseqvsncss sris
Ing fro that decided pssition shod at once
be assumed by the Go ossrnment with reference TO the
innupsrsbs railruad schemsA i is manifest that II
sion 10 get through tho necessary Investigations Of
tths OF the proposed projects and 4 - eqsAy sppa.
70 carry them into effect at would completely un
hinge monetary system and unduy elevate the va.
lus labor declaration from Government that those
bills alone should be entertained which were either
postponed scted from some techncalty last ses-
(wih the exception Of those appsrainng TO the CO.
sdJ would be most sslutary and would in great do
gree the apPrshsded pressure oalm the public
mind, and acsis in bringing back business to Its proper
course Government would thereby be in no wsy
pledged ttered regards future proceedings and
during the session Of there would be time to go into
the general question: after something decisive should
be known Of the next harvest The foreign exchanges
are favorable to This country sid our stock Of gold
is large. To Hamburger sLipments Of dollars
and silver and smsll quantity Of gold have been re-
Gently made to the extent Of about 10000 but whether
the whole amount of dollars has been bought bona
Gd application originally made to the Bank Of
England for quantity of silver subsequently,
r,e5 out nv private to be returned In
has ranspir Cd The balance of trade being %
trsy in favor of this country thos every probability
that shall keep large stock Of gold and conside
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packets and although foreign railroads may relieve
OF little surplus the expectation OF iron and machi-
ssry will TO certain extent counterbalance It. Deal
ers in money look with some anxiety to corn for de-
rangement of the monsy sytem but this result not
much 70 be q. the stocks on the Continent
deficiency OF ysin not only In the west and south nut
in the east Europe and parts Of Asia During tho
twelve months the countries bordering the Black
the of Axof and the Danube exported through the
Straits Of a50 600 quarters OF but Of
this quantity not more passed Straits
Gibraltar which is directly the Of the custo
ry of that ira and Is evidence OF exraord
nary deficiency OF food in tn East Tho bank rate of
in Lombard street for long dated paper At the hank
branches the rate 81 cent and money generally is
of paper qusnty finds its way here for scount
Tho daily clesrances are just now enormous. On
of the leading banking houses in the city had checks
TO arrange to the extent Of ca 900 Oo0 the whole of
which was lqudated BY the payment Of balance Of
100000"
Ireland.
The commissioners appointed by government 10
inquire the actual condition OF the potato crop
have presented second report 10 the Lord Lieu
tenant. With regard to the plans for preserving
diseased potatoes, they dismiss from consideration,
as being inapphcable TO the circumstances, the use
ot~acids,i alkaline liquors, and chlorine, and they
that the decomposition of the potato accele.
rated by the use Of bleaching powder and salt,
either separate or in mixture.
committee appointed at public meeting in
Dublin on Friday, held meeting on the following
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10 His EXcellency the Lord Lieutenant, were drawn
up. They state
l. That sufficient evidence of the mminence Of famine
exists to render necessary for the to take
immediate steps to provide TODD for the people.
9. That the best mode OF distributing such food will
be by the encouragement OF public works Of national
s. That the Lord Lieutenant be caltsd upon to oper
the port for the reception Of all articles suited for hu
man food.
That the Lord Lieutenant be also called upon to take
measures TO prevent the expectation Of corn from Ire
land.
s That the Lord Lieutenant bc called upon to take
for the establishment of public granaries in
convenient situations into which the grain shall be
ceived and receipts given for the at the
prices and that in the event Of famine being averted
IRON this country the owners Of grain stored shall be
permitted to dispose of at any higher prices that
may be possible to realise in other markets
o hat the propIiety OF stopping the distilation OF
spirits from grain be submitted to the consideration
government
l. That Lord Lieutenant be requested TO take mea
surssfor raising at lessta million ia aid OF the purp
recommended and that the payment of the interest
principal be secured upon the receipts OF the Commits
si0ners OF Woods and Forests in Ireland.
Maurice O'ConnelI, of Kigorey, and John p. Mo
lony, OF Craggs, are reported to be the repea
candidates for Clare. Mr. Sergeant Stock has re.
signed the representation of Cashel-he is TO be ad
yanced In his profession.
REPEAL AssooIATIoN.-Th proceedings at the
meeting OF Monday were very dull Mr.. Lonergar
occupied the chair, and MI; OConnell attended
Y The rent tor the week, including remittances from
America, was announced at 1855 los.
France.
Our dates from Paris are of the 4th ult.
The successor OF Marshal Soult, as Minister oi
War, has not yet been defntively appointed, ane
there appears he considerable difficulty in max n1
the selection The Constumtionnetl says, that Gen
de Lascours has accepted the office, but the minis
terial papers are silent on the subject In the mean
time Marshal Soult has quilted the hotel OF tn.
Ministry OF War.
! The Three per Cents closed on the Paris Bourse
at S2f. 6Oc., the Five per Cents, ll7f e0c the Or
leans Railroad Shares, l,lS7f Soc; Rouen, 1Ol5t
VI Avn I
Bordeaux, 645f; IToyes and Montereau, 502t. 60c
Base, 27Of; Northern, 775f.; Spanish Actlves, 35a
somewhat 8 s-nslbe depression Of all species o
securl,ie, took place on thrsPsr Bourse on Tues
day, owing solely, told, to a scarcity o
money, and OF the inability or indsposition OF par
ties to take up The stock and shares bought by then
for the end OF October.
spain.
The Madrid journals aud letters OF the 10Th ult,
have reaced us. Our private correspondence state
that the Colonel of the San Fernando Regiment
quarlered IN Madrid, was arrested the precedln,
day in the public streets by General Ndrvaez Tn,
General, 1t Is said, had lntnated TO the Colonel tina
he should ieyiew the regiment under his commant
on the 25th, but when he reached the barracks HI
instantly arrested The Colone, who remains in pri
son waiting the Queens pleasure.
Italy.
Letters from Rome state that the revolutonar
party In Italy has not by any means abandoned ii
schemes, although the recent failure At Rimln hat
In some degree dlscomtitted the m. Letters give
report that another alIempt was made 10 land below
the port OF Fcrmo, near 81. BeHedeo, by two pow
erfuly armed vessels.
Russia.
Letters from 81 Petersburg states that Primo
Wcronzof after his interview with the Emperor 0
Russia, at Odessa, retuIn ned to the Caucas.s, wher
ne Is 10 resume operations as soon as the wrathe
/ permits
aermnny.
The King has granted to the German Ca,hoh,
I congregation at Polsdam the use Of suitable prl
vate LOCALITY Tor divine service, and II Is SAID III,
Pnncess G**s from Russia, attends the Germal
( Catholic divine service, by which, well as by IN
sermons preached, she appears To be edited Tn
/ Princess invited to her house the elders and tn
preachers OF The German Catholic congre tion, AN,
evinced to them her perfect accord with The dogmn
and rituals sdopted.by the German Catholic church
Honge mas met with most hearty reception d
Sockach, only from the cIllzrns, but also iron
those who came 10 meet him from the neighborn
places, for which reception he showed himself mos