The New York herald., 1845-09-05

from their list but the nobes after mature delib-
ration, humby represented to his majesty that they
could not dlshonor of their members befor.
Judgment had been passed
Russia aud CircassIa.
According to The last advlces from Crcassla
Count Woronzotf had left Teflls to take the com
IN md of corps OF army OF 20 900 men, and made d
desperate attack against the insurgents The Crane
Duke Constantine was expected at Constantlnoplt
from his excursion TO the Archipelago. The Prince
was only 10 stop dav or two III that capital and Z,
embark directly for Odessa. The Imperial kiosko
Of San Stephano had been fitted out for the Prime
OF Montpensier, in case his Royal Highness does
not think proper to perform quarantine board the
Conner.
Algiria.
Abdrl Kader had evacuated the territory of Alge-
ra,and retired with about 100 horsemen, the south
east. into desert which neither belongs to Algeria
nor Morocco.
The Duke de Isly left the camp of Airo-el- rba on
the 25Ih ult and proceeded against the tribe of the
Benz Ouagenous, on whom he inflicted a sever.
chastlsement.
Marshal Sout has found it incumbent upon him to
reprove the Governor General, who, on his part has
written somewhat insolent letters in justification OF
his conduct.
Rumors of the recal of the Governor. General have
become so prevalent, that little doubt appears 10 b-
entertained OF the intentions Of the Minister of War
on the subject
The news is of the usual charactsr-crops have
been destroyed, focks seized, tribes put to flight
but Abd-elkader is as far from b. ing taken and AL
glers as tar from being tranqullized, they were
fifteen years ago. A recent letter desclbrs the re
turn of a troop OF pilgrims from Mecca. All the
people OF the district turned out 20 them pro
crsslon, accompanied BY banners, presents, NC :
As they approached the pilgrims, they chaunted,
20 pilgrims to the chamber OF God Have yon
seen the prophet Of GodT' To which the pilgrims
chaun.ed in reply We have seen hun, and WE
have left HIM at Mecca He prays, fists. makes hi
ablurions, and reads the holy books Of God p The
pilgrims were then embraced by their countrymen,
and presents and hospitality pressed upon them
The pilgrimage to Mecca occupies fifteen months
and is peculiarly dangerous from the great nunbei
OF robbers on the route 1t is only the most pious
people who can reconcile themselves to make tht
sacrifices and submit to the hardshlps it
Greece.
Intelligence from Athens Juy 19th) represents
the state of things In that country very unsettled
and exciting. The Chamber OF Representativeshas
been discussing with great earnestness new ecce-
siastlca law, which has excited much ill blood ,ano
which is thought to trench materially on the authori
ty Of the king, and which will compel The presen
minister OF justice. who was once an ecclesiastc.
to resign, nasmuch as the law provides that "any
person once having taken orders, or who may il
any way be considered forming part Of the eccle-
sastical body, can never take to any other protee-
sion or calling"
In the mean time an lnsurrectlonary move men
has appeared among the military, at Naupia, head
ed by officer in the artillery, who has recently
turned to Greece from French military school. a
have been arrested and sent to prison.
The correspondent OF the London Times says =
The present ministry holds on bv main force
the Senate is In open opposition to il; and, nolwith
standing the immense bribery made use of, it car
command but very feeble majority in the Lower
House, and public lee Ing quite opposed TO 1t; bur
the ministry Is warmly Supported by the court, ano
the French, Austrian and B4varlan ministers, while
Russia keeps aloot; but, notwithstanding all Its sup
porters, doubt if IL can stand long.
Apprehenslons are expressed OF movement IN
the provinces.
Turkey.
Our accounts from Constantinople of the 18th
ult state, that the negotiations pending at Erzeroum
for the adjustment of the differences between Tur-
key and Persia, were not likely to be brought to =
speedy termination. The Schah had, it is true.
gwen his consent to an arrangement proposed by
the Commission, but 1t appears that the Porte hac
objected to certain clauses of the convention, and
introduced notifications in it, which will have Il
be submitted to the appreciation of the Sovereign OF
Persia.
BY letters from Belgrade of the 10th ultmo, we
learn that the whole OF Upper Albania was in a stat
OF lnsurrectlon, The Seraskier, who had entered
the country with considerable body of troops, hac
been Unexpectedly attacked at PIsren, on his marci
to Jakouo. In revenge he burnt twenty five Alba
nan villages After this terrible example, the Sc
raskier assembled the principal Albanian chiefs
and insisted upon their laying down thei
rms, submitting like all the other provinces of tn,
empire. to recruitment tor the army and giving hos
tages for their fidelity The chiefs refused compl
ince, and called out all the warke population Of
The mountains The Seraskler intends tn make al.
t4cks upon the Abanians at several points, havin-
brought 5000 men from Scroda, and being Joined BY
corps of Catholic Mirdites.
Markets.
LONDON MoNsY MARKET Aug l5.-The Transaction,
American Securities in London have been but limited
the market has been less ectve than described in
report of the Goth ult We however anticipate better
feeling, the news which reached London he 10th
BRITANNIA relative to the positive payne Of tht
the Pennsy lvanian debts great sa,sfac
ion and was one of the prominent subjects of
lion in the Money circles OF the British metropolis
,,st day; its effect we anticipate, will have favorable
influence on the American paper now held by European
capitalists.
Transactions in the following Stocks have been effect
ed, since our last at tho quotations annexed:
New York S avedssr Re Cent s,s ss % e. civ.
Louisiana do, Br,rs Co aii-aiso52 ~ 9. 0''
,ScoRroRATED BANKS. Charters cease.
Unite States 8 per cent ......... 22s
LONDON, Aug. Is.-The Corn arket has been fiat, and
Wheat declined 2s IS per or. No change in the mo
ney market All the Sy silver lately arrived has beer
sold per ounce Ill gold hey ond gr be paid for
At us Cd per ounce; Mexican dollars Ia 93d per
lshes-Nomnally the same, little doing Cochneal il
good demand, 80 bags Honduras black fine, brought IS
ioa es. Sd d. small advance = Flour dull at ass
Holland and Belgium and sold from Is to 23s per quate
T. Attodays market. supply OF Farmers Wheat agar
large weather being fine the trsde was extremely dull
aud further decline of 20 per ar very lttl
proges could be made in sales. Iron trade frmer
last quotations. and Scotch Pig Iron worth 67s
upon the Clyde: Swedish, Ell Lard, of good quat,
worth AZ to 44s per cwt Lead firm at fI9 los for Br
Linseed Cakes in ensive demand, and thick Am s. II
readily ct CT to fs per tom thin, t. GO Oil market i
quiet at last quotations, except Lin eed which can b.
mad at GAS 3D. and Cocoanut OIL which has advanced t.
32d Cd for Ceylon. Rice-The great advance in Hoanr
and Belgium led to material rise here and about 5000,
bags supposed to have changed hands at prices
nencng at to Ids 3D. and lattery from 6 to 49, Cd 10,
Bengal Carolina, duty paid. advancing simultaneously
IN IN To-day brings fat acco ftom the Cont
nent, where prices have suddenly declined and there
sellers Of Bengal at 6s and buyers above los for
the best Sapetre quiet at % to 27s Sugar 70 home
is about the Is dearer owing to short supply the
trade have taken 5000 hhds and about 1000 bags
baskets Java duty paid, sold from 5Os Cd 56s pAit
for export Tallow in good demand and prices advance
stock 470O TONS We quote p Y e. lis Sd to Ais 6d
and other kinds about Is Cd per cwt dearer Tea qne
Tobacco firm but prices not higher it is attracting at.
tenton the Continent, especially In Holland and Bel
GUM, where large business has been doing and i'm.
proved rates. Whalebone may be quoted nomlnally
before in the absence OF sales Rather enquiry
American stocks but not aware OF any trarsac
tions and quotations consequently unaltered Hop