The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-08

frigaie rAndromede, and sloops of war Blonde.
I Pvlade, Mercere and steamer Tonne re, under the
command of Admiral Laplsce, are, bound, and
will soon sail for the Cult of Mexico. =
| Ia relation TO the intended expedition against
some the South American Republics, the Journal
de HaUre states that all the forces yet raised by
General Flores, consist of some 500 Spaniards and
exies from Quito and Guayaquil, but that many
thousands Of Irish are expected to join him: The
General has published letter in the Journal des
Debdts, m which he declares his intention to obtain
his old position, and offers in advance 10 mortgage
the country which he intends to conquer, provi-
ded any one win loan him the funds necessary for
hispurposes.s ~" y ~, : - - .-'-
Several of the flax Nails in the north of Iceland
have bee n converted into corn mills. -~-
The French Ministry are said to have granted
Marshal Bugeaud 3O,O00,0OOf. to make trial of
military colonization - - +i---.. = r'i
The Bavarian Government has, it is reported
purchased corn at Odessa to the amount of 2 000,-
600 FERNS, to be distributed among the several
| circles. ~--.i+ f-r'- -.-I -
1t is Iumored that the Hon. G. p. Viler., Mp,
for Wolverhampton, the ardent and perseyerina
advocate of free trade, is to be appointed Cover
nor General OF Bombay,
Major General Sir Jeremiah Dickson. X. C. B..
late commander of the forces in Nova Scotia, ac.
companied by Miss Dickson, have arrived from
North America. 49, f-e = ~
| The packet ship Northumberland. which ar
| rived in the London dock on Thursday, the Stll
instant, has brought five thousand barrels OF -four
and large quantity of cheese. -
| Two vessels have arrived in. London within
these three or four days, from the United States,
lacen with ice, to the amount Of several hundred
tons OF that article. =
is reported that Don Juan Maria, a son Of
| Don Carlos, will marry the archduchess Maria
| Beatrice d'Este, member of one oil the richest
sovereign families in Europe.
| OnIhe 9Th instant, the manufacturers of Bre.
chin, Forfarshire, raised the wages OF the hand
| loom weavers the sum of one halfpenny per shil-
| ling. r. g.
| :. All Carlist refugees now on the frontiers of
France have been ordered into the interior of the
departments, there to be subjected to the most
! rigid surveillance. r. ~-
The wedding outfit of the Russian grand duch-
ess, who was recently married to the prince roy
al OF Wurtemberg, is composed of al2 chests and
tive carriages, weighing altogether G9I cwt. =.
The pollior the election of the Lord Mayor Of
London was closed on Tuesday, the 9th instant,
when the numbers were-Carroll 1853; Wood
l644; Hooper 324; Moon 3; Farncomb 1.
Numerous cargoes OF corn continue to arrive
daily at Marseilles, and large quantities are sent
by the Rhone to the interior. = 49,; 49,
|
I A new comet was discovered at Rome about
eight in the evening OF the 23d nit. IL was ad-
vancmg rapidly IA westarn direction towards
the equator, paralelswith Tau in ,Ursa Major 1t
isnebulous, and throws very little light ~
Thegrand council of the Swiss canton OF Bcrne
has issued an ordinance which emancpates the
Jews from several oppressive obligations pre-,
vous'y imposed on them, as to tile mode Of con,
ducung their commercial transactions.
The cotton manufacturers at Client, at a meet
ing which took place few days since, appointed
a committee to make report on the several ques-
mons which the society OF the partisans Of free
trade has just proposed. 2, ,.---.e a-i
The great heat of the summer lately ended, as
compared with that of 1S45, has been the subject
OF much remark. lnAugust the temperature was
| five degrees, and last month (September) six de-
grees higher than the corresponding months OF
| last year. fr -: :,
The Morning. Chronicle gives some confirmation
the use of: sugar and molasses In dstilleries and
! breweries. The Chronicle contradicss the state
ment that the use OF grain IN such marufactories
is 10 be prohibited. .5.t ......-. ..i =:
The Brazilian Government have directed the
Brazilian Consul general al Liverpoolto discon-
tinue oevy on the papers OF Britishvesses clear
ing out for Brazil certain extraordinary fees which
were complained of by British merchants,
His Majesty of Pmssia is about to devote fl2O.-
900, out OF has private purse fsr the formation ofa
4 covered gart at Berlin, to serve as promenade
in the winter season. II is TO be artificially warm.
ed, and devoted to the culture Of tropical plants
| and flowers. ~ "a ~ az. - ''r
The Danish Government has presented bill h
the states of Roeskide, tending to compel all the
| inhabitants to serve in the army Those towns
4 which have been hitherto exempt from military
service, intend opposing the bill, but it will, nc
i doubt, be adopted .i.f - ssr ...t. ~ ..ra
The Courier Flancaise says that the Inspector o.
Marines .hasrreceived. a private letter from hn
! acknowledged that the French troops wereagAl-
lsntly repulsed by the natives in an action on the
30th Of May, with loss of two officers and about
80 men killed. VI .7e''r ~'@
Go,ignani's Messenger relates an amusing case
of an Old woman for whom en- expert mariuf,c-
! turer. inserted glass eye in len Of one she had
accidentally lost. He had to summon her before
the. Judge. de PAX, when her plea was, that the
| eye was gocdfof nothing, as she could not see
/ whit. W. - i'~ 'ssaf u. .4eai ~ slr1 q
Ire Rsv.Dr. Cox preached in Rodney-strte ,
t,Church aud Renshaw. street Chapel on Sunday
last The cGourns.ance Of the reverned doctor
and his daughter having beenf passengers in the
I Great Britain drew crowded congregations and
the eloquent preacher did not fail 10 Improve the
oecason' fan. tsn'-a s~n 'pss Ie-. stt.s p
The ship Coyneha, Which has Sailed from Lkv-
! erpool for New York, carried out the greatest
number OF passengers. that has eyer crossed The
Atlantic in one vessel, haxipg upwards of three
I hundred passengers in the Storage, besides q
large number OF the passengers of the Great g III
| tair. Incudngthe crew, there we ire nearly TOUR
| hundred persons ia the vessel =. ~, - ."'' n
4 CsoPs ~ PORTUGAL Lisbon correspon
j dent says the failure OF the crops of all kinds OF
grain has caused very considerable rise in the
Iprce OF breai and that failure, coupled with the
deterioration oil potatoes, not in particular dis
1trcts, asoconrred last year. bGtgeceraly througl-
ont the country, has excited very serious apprel
hension of a scarcity ofifoeds Accounts from
| Berlin state that the price of food in Prussia is
Isex,remeiy high, the, rye crop having Called, ia
1 Belgium aud tlie north of France the potato crop
IS Espofted 10 be not oaly good, but abundant
1 the unsound crop Of last year being succeeded BY
enc perfectly healthy 5 & .slt .-a,g N rs5o r
seARctFy,dv sPARIs.-Bfead riots continue in
Paris, andnsigns OF distress fhroushoIa Enhce
are increasing TIE exact degree OF tho pref s,Ie
1 it's difcnk TO learn, ss moot of these whorebori