The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-06

switzerland.

Switzerland.
The ha; to the Grand
Of the Seven Cantons contrary to the Pact and must
The Diet will not meet before July unless specially
called togeherin consequence OF the recent evens In
this canton.
From the Liverpool Times, Nov. lsl
Ample details respecting the progress OF the reyolu
ton In Portugal will be found In columns II is the
most alarming outbreak which that country has expert
enced since the father of the queen succeeded
by force Of arms in placing his progenv hs throne
At present 1t IL questionable whether the the
insurgents will prove the victor Some nts thrown
out in the ministerial papers that the British
Portugal they say ally aud we are bound
to protect her. This IL revivng the exploded theo
y Of the divine right Of king" The less We inter
fere in the concerns Of our neghbors the better 60
vernment which cannot support itself il assuredly
worth supporting by foreign bayonets Such inerfer
reignng family are Of infinitely importance than
the waiaIe OF the people. At such dogma humanity
revolts As long principle debasing 10 promulga
ed and acted upon nation however or de-
graded by its rulers can ever hope to shake of oppes
Sd. IN the % sr age ush doctrine
wise in their generation will pause before they it
The London Gazette of the nth instant. announces
the establishment Of an effective blockade of the river
Douro.
The marriage Of the Duke of Bordeaux to the Princess
Modena has tied much attention. and is calculated to
keep alive the hopes Of the Legtimsts in France The
bride bring. ssr hs;c:na handsoms which IN
to annoy Louis Philippe mot uch on account Of any
immediate danger from the elder branch Of the Bourbons
as from the better position 10 which il will place the
Pretender hereafter to take sdvantage Of whatever the
claimant for throne BY descent with rich wife, the
sister Of an European poentate Is relatively more OBJ
Jet Of Jealousy than fugitive prince without friends or
ment that although the bulk of the nation has present
but little desire to renew which the "three
glorious day: so effectively severed, STILL the young
side Of the Orleans dynasty.
Rumours have prevailed during the last few days that
marriage the apis between Miss Burdett Coutts
and Louis Napoleon The statement Is contra cted
bat the rich English heiress she had chosen French
husband Immediately connected with the great Corsi
can, would still further have embered tho declining
years of~hs settizsn King"
. The Latest Commercial Intelligence.
From Winners Times, Nov. lsJ
The feeling In the manufacturing districts lately has
been of dependency. Under mora, iaverabls cir
excited by the accounts which have come hand
weeks. nay for months pest but the state Of Affairs at
o f. r me sss sS
painfully reflected Il the condition Of
hst, to which the s%ount Of export: has f, exceeded
tention 10 il some time agoby means of association.
based the principle Of the snticornlaw league, to
compel the government to reduce the duty tea, In
order to facilitate the trsnshpment of produce to the
East, and the effort doubt, win be acceptable For
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purely and simply matter Of taxationsn affair of the
revenue end when that point satisfactorily settled
The wool, like most other markets, 10 dull The de-
mand at present limited to the lower kinds Of foreign
WOOL adapted tor blankets and roug winter hsbimens
In these descriptions higher prices have been realised
The otker kinds remain as previously, inactive.
Tho accounts which came to hand by the Caledonia
favorable In commercial point Of view, for they
bring numerous ORDERS contingent the opening Of the
American ports under the tariff This circumstance
has already rnuenced reights which, until the last two
throo fay uar in n ri
permanent improvement is already indicated in the in
creased rates which the trade demand reference to
the proper head will show the current compared with
Tho deliveries of Sugar this year show slight increase
It sppears that 500 cwt Of sugar have
been liberated under the bill Of last session copsde
rsble business has been doing in some articles
OF which reference TO the reports in our last page will
put the reader in possession at glance. The market
has been affected by the of the great
at Havana owing to the encouraging statements re-
specting the prospect Of the sugar crop in Brazil
The cotton market ia quiet the speculative demand
the alleged deciency in the new crop may have on pri
ces The advices by the Caledonia Were certainly not
less favorable than these by previous arrivals
is Sun going on and 1000 quarters Of Lincolnshire
bought few days ago at 6Os for shipment to France
The present 10 duty IL found to be prohbitory, and
fast -four arrives twill said be exported
The money market Is easy. dminuton Of bullion
unexplained cause about this period of the year
the stock OF bullion in the bank annually decreases The
rate oil interest higher than Tor some time past The
Bank Of England being three per cent private bankers
are enabled to obtain higher scale,
Tho Corn Trade OF Europe.
|, From the European Times Nov. 10
LONDON, Nov 49, Our grain markets held aimee the
sailing Of the last steamer have been steady, but the
amount Of business transacted has not been large
have the prices then quoted been supported On the 4h
the wheat trade slow but prices steady for ell de-
scrptions. A steady business done the 9Th, at
the rates given last publication Barrel
reduction Of Is per quarter had made in The value
Of wheat before any sales could be effected The sales
Of American -four slow and cheaper rates accepted
Since the market has heen quiet the wheat trade being
scanty supplied with wheat, and the demand steady
at fully Mondays prices Flour, both home and foreign
In limited request, and prices were, with difficulty
maintained.
LIvEarooL, Nov ls-since the departure of the last
steamer the market has not been buoy hereto
fore. During the commencement Of the month holders
refused to accept lower prices for wheat sos to COS
were demanded BY importers for Indian corn sales
were, therefore, limited to very narrow extent
On the 9th instant, the business done in wheat was
trAng, and the prices last quoted barely msinsined
day. and obtained advance Of Cd per barrel Indian
Corn had good demand principally for Irish account
At the market held the 10th there pretty full
out ns op as % IN
bushel there not, we believe, sample Of new
Irish wheat Offering American -four Cd per barrel
and Irish full Is sack lower and very little progress
made in the sale Of either There inquiry for
four In bond and 30s Sd per barrel refused in quantity
There was frmer feeling In the wheat trade the
7h and holders refused to submit to any further de-
some three thousand barrels Of western in bond were
sold at sos for Investment Indian corn the spot
sslcable limited parcels only has rectded per Or
and few cargoes eating of which bills of adng are
hand CONT acted Tor cost freight and insurance
included, at ASS to 46s per qr
Avrv an