The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-05

nefical effect on the commerce. of this Country The
measure proves il to be what its partiz ans
sort of &c no 10 tho great measure of reform
adopted by England. II has been conceived" 1t adds,
ect of providing for the wants of American finance now
in the way Of deficit Whatever success may be pre-
dcted the United States the which they pur-
sue against Mexico this war, after ALL will very
heavy expenses and products of the
the best source Of rsvenus-we might almost say the
uraly sought in this branch of impost the resources
which Indispensable to it to establish the balance of
its financial situation and to sustain the struggle
menced with the Mexican provinces
Preparations for the trial of Henry, the fellow who
fred at the King are proceeding as far as the prelim
nary examinations go. The Chamber of Peers viii
shortly hold the trial The bullets that were in the pis
search has been made for them This has caused the
republican and legitmst newspapers declare that in
all probability the pistols loaded: Henry
himself has refused TO state positively with what they
loaded The papers have also stated that the
pistols small that they would not carry far
from the spot where the man fired to whore the King
experiments In fact the pistols were not small
presented.
reached Paris few days ago. and died tho day after his
arrival There T. something peculiarly melancholy in
bones in a foreign land.
The speech Of N. Ledin Ron, the republican deputy
on returning thanks for his election has excited the ami
madversons of the conservative journals from his
trasng the form Of government Of the United States
a, Va anu comparing 'ner consciousness
az T nc meH. sner TOO s lor no nn.eo mat ior
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tne works OF al the eminent authors living or dead of
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The Enyl,sh s..sr,neSn and sa;,rP erthsI.s 49,. ~
honors of the day we're decidediy in favor Of the chill
dram NJ John Rail ouJ .ven rnno,hoU sisbomh
hc Ind bmt ons bos ron awsv With ono 81 The sscHd
prizes to the grest dseht Of ihe AmsrcaU ssaman Who
WHALING boat of Nsw Yort the Eoryet.msn"t and was
managed NV Bu,ter !, va, loo, msnnaS Nv Par;;s~s
that he had the satisfaction Of beating but is just to the
New Yorker 10 another tpa1of E and that the chal-
ienge was declined. ~ '''' 'A''
marchsnSss M The Of "a ou. a .i ~
into Algiers, and the expectations amounted to mil
fro, ;c<k .o
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France az OO 600 francs nv other countr;es ha ;nno
tations ~ En~jand 20 The coIonv era ,rado daii;r
ng aI,hough formerIv she nossassed Than anos, s~ci
siyelv rN''NN ''''"' ''"'
Some davs sgo vary alarming rumor. .rs aaoat that
the King had been again fred nj and wonnded m also
halhe had died from an attack of anoplexy Is need
less 10 cav that ,bora ,os not The IL th .hada NJ
truth in either statement An ofciai inyes9aton has
been set On foot by the legal fnctonares To- truce the
nlsehoods 10 their source some sav thew w.re con-
cocted for specuatng purposes on the Bouse and the
opposition Journals boldly (bu of course alsey1 aver
that they were Sc. on foot Inv the ministers
for the purpose Of frightening the electors into giving
them majority e-Ne
NJ Sauzet win be again proposed by the conservatives
for the Presidency Of the Chamber Of Deputies and al
thougn ne may De opposed VIII be elected by large
majority
Inc feers met on Friday in their standing committee,
10 appoint the reputation oil twenty-five members who
TO receive the King on his arrival on the Paais
bourbon, on MONDAY. Inc chamber OF Deputies was
70 assemble ior the same purpose on sunday.
Mr.. Cobden, who was In Paris, had received from a
number Oh peers IN France deputies political econo-
ms's, and mercnans an invitation to grand banquet
Yesterday.