The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-16

c,ilye Cr lie ress was SUCH that il has resolved
M adopt any determination before me 1haiioel
sial have gwen Its opinion on the SUBJECT an !l'e
details OF the expedition have been prepared-lhe
captain nomlnated-the command OF the Sooo men,
that were 10 torn the troops 10 be landed, gwen 10
Gen. DuvlVer-but the departure 81 the seesSs 10
postponed 10 February.
The demands for reimbursement at the Savings
Bank OF PARIS, still continue 10 be nearly douoie
the amount of deposits. The relmbursements last
week amounted 10 LIS, 5l4t, and the deposits 10
only Oh ,9S2t.
The advices from Madrld are to The 4th ult
The Madrid Gazette contains nothing 10 confirm
the account given by the Herdldo OF the receipt OF
intelligence of revolution at Buenos Ayres, and
the deposition OF Ross. Our accounts from Buenos
Ayres, the 10Th OF October, contain no Intelligence
OF any revolution.
The Nuremberg Correspondent states positively, that
when the Emperor of Russia was at Genoa, ne ad-
dressed Don Carlos as my cousin" our contehhl,
porary Jumps rather hastily at the conclusion, iha
the Emperor has, therefore, recognised Don carlos
as the legitimate King OF Spain.
The Espdnoi pretends to have received inloiIha-
non that the King OF Napels has, at the instigstion
OF the Emperor OF Russia, refused to countenance
marriage between his brother,the Count dc IraPan,
aud Queen Isabella.
There appears 10 have been much excitement at
the Bourse OF Madrid on the 18th. The spectators
tor rise very active, and the Three per Gents
are quoted for time al 81 1915, but there are no quo
tatlons for cash
The Madrid journals OF the I'd are quite as unin-
teresting us those of several preceding days The
funds have risenthe three per cents are quoted at
36t for time and the five per cents at "a 4-l6. There
are quotations for cash.
We learn from Rlmlnl, that in consequence oil the
late excitement there among the people, under the
apprehension OF scarcity OF corn, orders had been
gwen that none should be exported; but, by CUB
sequent order, limited expectation is permitted,
ANA proclamation has been issued, declaring that
there is no ground for experimenting scarcity
Belgium.
The Antwerp journals OF the 7th state, that the
weather on that coast had been very bad tor several
days, and that many vessels had gone aground and
been wrecked.
The Berlin journals contain Cabinet order pro-
hiDltlng the publication OF petitions and memorials
70 has Majesty, unless accompanied by the answers
that are gwen TO them
The German Diet will assemble early next month
IL is SAID that the chief questions to be submitted to
y VIII relate to the position eff the legislative
nles as regard the governments, and the revision OF
the laws OF the press.
Tue Able Ronge is stated, in letter from Dres-
den, tohave met with great encouragement in that
city. He has made many converts, and the hall of
the town delegates was placed at his disposal for the
celebration OF divine service according to the rites
German Catholic church.
The Berlin journals inform US that two young
mechanlclans, named Rochester and Ehrmann, have
presented TO the Polytechnic Society of that city, a
carriage which has with it two iron rails As the
carriage moves on, these rails constantly carried
UNDER wheels, so that they run as If railroad
Several experiments have been made by the Socle-
~ with the carriage, and they stated to have
been quite satisfactory.
We read in letter from HartZ, in Germany -
The emigratlons irom our mountains for Texas,
have lately been so numerous, that several of the
villages are entirely deserted. In less than three
months more than SIX thousand persons have quit
ted country Astounding with mines of iron, lead,
and mercury, which demanded only the application
OF labor 10 give rich results, to tempt fortune at
distance of four thousand leagues"
The WeSer Gazette states that in the evening OF
the 10Th nit, an estatete arrived at Posen, with
counts that an lnsurrecton had taken place in the
small towuof Samter, during which an attack was
made upon the m agazne, in which the arms OF the
Landwenr are deposited. twas also rumored that
NINE had been discovered at Posen, which had We
ryneary reached the powder magazine
Syria
A Consantinope letter OF the 18th, in the Augs-
burg GaSeffe, confirms the report of conference
between the ambassadors of the great powers, on
the subject OF the affairs OF Syria, and OF their hav
note to the Divan calling upon it to fulfil all the
gagements INTO which 1t had entered respecting the
Lebanon.
The 81 Petersburg Gazette states that the ex.
change trade between Russia and China was ex- !
iremeiy active in lSt3 Russia received via Kiack-
Ia l02, 700 chests OF superfine tea. The Chinese
took in return $4,000 archnes (66O 900 yards) Of
Russian cloth, representing value OF 600 sill
roubles (f22s ,Ooo); l,o46,OOO silver roub!es
i62 900 silver roubles (f26,O00) of cotton goods
80 GOO silver roubes (E5 l20) OF leather 1918 900
silver roubes (E2l0,SSO OF frs, oneslxth of which
trade amounted together 10, 00O, O0o OF silver
roubles Gel ,6O0O00). The M0nieur, after publish
lng those data observes, that 1t would be easy for
Western Europe to attract to itself portion Of that
trade through Canton, and other harbors, by import
rag British French, Belgian, and other manufac-
lures.
An order of the Committee OF Russian ministers
prohibits until Sept. l. 1916, the export OF potatoes
IRON the ports Of the Baltic. The quantity which
each vessel can take for Its own is also limited
by the said order
The German Journal of Frankfort states, from
Constantinople, 18th ult that the Porte has, on the
application of the Russian ambassador, issued fir
man desiring all Its authorities on the frontiers 10
see that no kind OF assistance be given by Turkish
Subjects to the people OF the Caucasus in their re-
sistance to Russia.
The German Journal Of Frankfort, states from
Posen, that the late conspiracy there is proved to
have been instlgated by the agents of propagan-
dist society at Brussels, and that the object was to
create a general lnsurrection In Poland, with
view to the establishment OF national indepen-
dence
The Cologne Gasefie, under the head Of Posen.
18th ut states that arrests still continue to be made
there. Fwo Poles OF distinction had been brought
into the fortress on the previous day, escorted by
party OF gendarmes. There were about sixty po-
litcal prisoners detained at Posen, and about the
same number at krotocsln. Some troops had been
dispatched to the small towns of Adelnau, Ostrowo,
etc, some excitement having exhibited itself IN
those places.
Vienna letter OF the Sd states that the Govern
nient intends to lower the excise duties and to re-
ylve the tax on classes, which was imposed some
years ago The nature oil this is not stated but we
suppose that II Is sort of license duty upon trades
and professions.
Algeria.
The Minister OF War has received several official
reports IRON Algeria, but they do not add a single
tact OF importance to the accounts which had pre-
viousy reached us from other sources
Journals and letters from Agiers to the Both ult
have reached us, but they do not contain much that
was moi already known. Nothing had been heard
OF Abdel kader since he moved to the East by the
lesser Desert to Taguine and Souagl ell Ameur
Tins last Is old ruined fort, twenfy-six leagues
from boghar, and forty-five from Medeah. The
move OF the Emr seems TO have made change in
TIE plans OF Marshal Bugeaud
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